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welcome back everyone to CES 2017 coverage from Las Vegas Nevada look there's kaya she's hanging out I'm being behind the camera for this time but I of course want to start off by thanking my sponsors for this event gigabytes Toshiba ocz and D cool now I'm Evy G right now so I'm gonna start off by showing you this new case that they have this is the D g7 it is sort of a little brother to the BG 87 that they came out with last year and it's sort of a work in progress there are aiming to launch this around the June timeframe so right around Computex but it does have a tempered glass side panel on one side they have a assistant here that's fully kitted out with an actual build in it and then they also have an empty chassis that we could take a closer look at and now you have plenty of radiator support you can actually do up to 360 on the front on the top probably gonna be limited to more like something like a 240 but of course this is still development so we never know what they might change around to that kind of thing I really like to finish on it's got sort of a gunmetal gray a slight bit of texture on the paint job and then there is a nice shroud down there at the bottom that keeps everything enclosed and I do like that it's got a little EVGA logo punched out there as well I thought that was a pretty good news pretty good a little added bonus there top I open standard USB 3.0 a reset power all that good stuff and then the front panel seems just pretty pretty model with it pretty standard there is like a dg7 sort of logo here on the side next to the EVGA on the front as well as the dv7 logo that's kind of up on the top corner near the i/o so we were kind of debating whether or not that those like logos or that just the model number like was it whether it was appealing or not also the tempered glass is fairly dark right now and they did say that that possibly wanted to lighten that up a bit just to give you a bit better a look at what's inside now the price point they're aiming for here is about 150 US dollars seems pretty reasonable for a high-end case with the tempered glass side panel they might even think about doing something like putting tempered glass on the opposite side I don't know kind of on the fence about myself of course like with all products and development they are totally looking for feedback from you guys so let them know in the comments what do you think of this case what do you think it looks like compared to the DG 87 and any other ideas for it let EVGA know next up we have some z2 70 boards I have not looked at any of the EVGA Z 270 boards but they have this awesome new features which is that none of them have RGB LEDs on them that's right no RGB LED lighting on any of these z2 70 motherboards from EVGA so maybe for some of you guys that's really welcome who knows let's start at the bottom this is a z2 70 singer mini ITX they've done everything I wanted them to do with a new version of the stinger which is to make everything all black just a couple red accents on there they've included Wi-Fi as well as a u dot 2 as well as oh thank god and m dot 2 on the back that's right so pretty much all those connections that you would want and it of course is going to support skylake and kb like processors and i/o is pretty decent as well they got a USB type-c down there that is a gen yeah 3.1 gen2 as well as plenty of additional USB 3 and looks like a pretty solid board overall I like the finish next up we have 2 full size boards the Z 274 the weighted K is on the right that one's going to cross 100 and as I'm sorry 250 u.s. dollars so again the mini ITX is 200 the full-size ATX for the wind K is 250 and then the classified which is the highest end over there on the left is going to be 300 these have a wide array of features of course tons of em got to support the classified has everything so it's got like a killer NIC and an Intel neck as well as upgraded audio the 70 to 74 the wind K is it just a just slightly more cut down but I'm still gonna give you plenty of our clocking support not quite as beefy up our deliveries you might notice up at the top there just with an 8 pin and a few less power faces but the classified over here looks pretty beastly so if you're looking for a really nice overclocking board and I can pretty confidently say just based on past history that you're probably gonna get a pretty good look at it out of this board classified also features some of those little bonus stuff that EVGA vga does like the kind of nicer power and reset surface-mounted buttons their right angle 24 pin power connector and a connected heatsink array here between the chipset heatsink and the erm heat sinks just to make sure you get plenty of heat dissipation for your overclocking needs over here we have a wider range of products these are all part of the QR family which I believe QR stands for quick release and basically EVGA has a set of products here whether you're looking at radiators of different sizes whether you're talking about a single fan radiator like 120 or you want to thick 120 or you want a 240 make sure that I think that's 280 there or you want a 360 or you want it to another 280 they have special EVGA fans on these they're specially designed to reduce turbulence as they are cooling over those radiators especially design thin blades as well as these sort of curves down here that's kind of cupped cutouts which we're told again helps reduce turbulence and helps improve performance so I don't know if that has been scientifically tested or not but well we'll take their word for it for now now the pumps that are gonna be in these units or well I should say all of this all this Hardware my EVGA is working with ace tech to put together so here's for example a CPU block with a pump in it that you can purchase and you buy this kind of as its own little individual units and then via the quick Dannette disconnects these all come prefilled by the way they all have the fluid already in them and then the quick disconnects you can just connect up like a radiator you know and then you got a CPU cooling loop or get yourself a qrg hybrid graphics card that also has a pump in it so if you're expanding the loop for example the pumps are gonna be in the CPU blocks and the graphics cards and that will allow you to have enough like fluid pressure in order to cycle everything through the loop and they said they haven't really had any issues of adding stuff because every time you have like another graphics card you get another pump in the booth then you just kick connected everything up and then you have a water-cooled graphics card and a full sort of almost custom sort of semi custom loop that you've arranged for yourself so that is the QR family of products here from EVGA lots of options here I think this is going to be a pretty cool thing for folks who want to get into water cooling but maybe don't want to do a completely custom loop and looking at may may timeframe after the launch of the quick release product so actually pretty soon so keep an eye out for these it's a retail store near you finally here is the EVGA SC 17 this is a laptop that they are developing right now it's supposed to come out soon probably around June timeframe so about the same time as the case that we already showed you it's a very small laptop very very thin and svelte and it's got a nice black finish on it and everything lots of hardware installed in here you got a 7700 HQ processor we have a GTX 1060 full GPU and Jacob has even told me that there are some overclocking capabilities built into this I mean of course you're overclocking capabilities are always slightly implemented by the thermal envelope that you have with a laptop form factor but that's still pretty cool to be able to have you also might notice that there's an RGB keyboard because even though they didn't put RGB on their motherboards they had to put it somewhere otherwise they wouldn't let them into CES the panel for this laptop is a 15-inch of course that goes along with the name SC 15 it's a 1080p display but it's 120 Hertz IPs and it features g-sync support so that's a pretty nice package altogether I was asking about like pricing and stuff like that for this of course it still weighs off so they don't know for sure but they said they're gonna keep it competitive and Jacob even mentioned maybe like less than 2000 maybe even down towards 1500 but of course that's all really early to say but cool laptop that's the SC 15 from EVGA so guys that's it for my coverage here at the EVGA suites at CES 2017 big thanks to you guys for watching of course hit that thumbs up button let me know if you enjoyed this video and I'll leave a comment down in the comment section below for EVGA cuz again they have quite a few products here that they're working on but are not not yet available and they want some feedback from also of course a big thanks to my sponsor spot stories gigabytes 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