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welcome back to the harbour unboxed rise and PC giveaway today I'm finally building the Beast that will end up in the hands of one lucky subscriber shortly if you miss part 1 of the series be sure to check that out because all the cool hardware that you will see featuring the bill today was covered in a little more detail there so I'll provide the link in the video description for everyone else you should know what's on offer here so without wasting any more time and let's get building as a lot to get done wow that is a sweet giveaway pc right there I don't even want to give it away now I'm really attached to it this is an awesome looking pc but i suppose like to prepare myself to say goodbye speaking of goodbyes shortly following this video i will release the last video in this series which will give you guys all the details you need to know on how to enter for the chance to win this awesome verizon gaming pc again this is a global giveaway thanks to our good friends over at thermaltake who have graciously agreed to foot the bill so to recap all the hardware that went into this build retails for roughly 2,200 us or 3300 Ozzy I've also thrown in a copy of Windows 10 professional which has been pre-installed with all the necessary drivers and of course the system itself has been custom built by yours truly so that's a pretty special touch a seriously I think it looks really great and it's definitely going to look after whoever ends up winning it some really cool things about this build on how it looks is the fact that it's very customizable so we've got an LED light strip in the bottom front here and I've actually stuck the second one rather than put it up here which probably would have lit up this tube here quite nicely probably been a bit strong on the effect there I put it on the other side of the radiator so you can see it's sort of glowing on the top of the motherboard there and at the moment both those strips are set to read it but they are RGB strips and they do multiple effects so you can make them even more fancy than what they are now and also we have the 6 RGB ring plus fans in total there's three in the front and three in the top and I've got them set to white and red LEDs just alternating back and forth and that looks kind of cool but again there's endless effects there so whoever wins the system can customize that and make them do whatever they want so you can really change the look of the system with the LED light strips and those six fans there's also the w 40 gb water block in there which I've just set to a solid white color at the moment but that can do different effects as well or just be set to read or whatnot so they don't want an orange now that they have well that's coming up yellow purple blue green and red but I quite like to look at the white and again you can do effects and make them scholar cycle or blink or whatever and so yeah the w-4 block unfortunately that is analog so you have to do that manually with the control on the back side but the fans and the white strips are all custom they're all digital so they can be customized via software within windows so that's very cool thing and quickly change the way all that looks on the fly the LED light strips actually plugged into the MSI titanium motherboard so you can control that through the command center software and then the furring fans will use the ring software by thermaltake yeah very cool indeed okay time to stop admiring the system and wrap this up I know you guys are keen on details for how to enter the competition so hang in there that video will be online in the next day or two for now I'm going to leave you guys with a few more shots of the rig I'm your host Steve enjoy