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hardware canucks CES coverage is made possible by our partner Nvidia it is also made possible thanks to Corsair fantex and NCIX without them we wouldn't be here the EVGA case was showcased at CES this year and this one definitely stood out there are a few cool features that they showcased but they're clearly going after the enthusiast market for this one given just how big and bulky this case is the color choice is not final just yet but the exterior shell we are told is pretty much what it will be for the final release pricing will come at $79 for the basic model and under $150 for the full advanced Edition which will have all the perks you see here starting with the front panel we have a bit of an angular intake plates that continue the same way for the top of the case which looks quite nice with the removable dust filter behind the panel that opens all the way down to reveal your intake area with triple 120 or dual 140 milf ants and this case would utilize an open front intake area for best possible airflow as hard drives and other storage as well has dedicated spots in the basement one of the unique elements on this case aside from the mirror strip for the bottom chamber is a built in fan hub with the i/o underneath and these large unnecessary numbers to indicate fan speed that can be selected for exhaust or the intake and adjust it in 20 percent increments these definitely have to be minimized and also have an option to turn them off as these numbers on the side of their case just don't look good in my opinion the back of the case has its own chamber that you can open to get access to the motherboard i/o but also access dual fans here at the back but because this chamber is very much close to the fans will remove air from it but I think they will not be as effective to cool the main interior because of this pretty large gap and all the cabling to your motherboard will have to pass through this relatively small cutout on the back panel to keep things pretty clean on the inside you're looking at a fairly standard layout with EA TX support rubber grommets with appropriate cable management and plenty of height for a comfortable radiator fit Plus this piece on the right side will hide your drive cages if you have any installed behind them and this EVGA logo that is lit up and RGB implementation maybe in the works I really like the showcase built they've placed here to show the enthusiasts potential of hardware but also EVGA has revealed their new quick release hydro water cooling system that allows users to add or remove hardware to their loop making sort of a custom water cooling a bit more mainstream but as far as the case goes I think this large form factor may not be exactly what the market is looking for right now but the exterior shell is quite unique and very different from what we've seen so far on the show floor if you are going for that showcase design then the fan controller visuals may need to change with the addition of full RGB lighting and definitely more premium materials as the full plastic exterior shell just felt quite weak and so this is the EVGA gaming case let us know what you think of this direction do you like it or do you question it let us know in the comments down below I'm Dimitri with haruka Knox thanks for watching and we'll see you in the next video