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my coverage of copy text 2018 is brought to you by gigabyte coolermaster team group and Thermaltake alright guys I made my way back over to lammle and behind me you'll probably see the streamer they have been working on this they've been improving it and in fact they're actually going to wash it in q3 of this year and it's expected to be around 35 to 50 dollars so much for exactly on the price but we'll probably find out soon it actually showed me a demo version of this where they've improved some of the bracket mounts that they're going with they've removed the screws on them to give it a bit cleaner look also separate things out so all those little lines being cleaner separated and they won't look like they're wiggling around at all an update that we're seeing at the show right now though is the addition of a plan and PCI Express graphics connectors these are something that I suggested are probably along the way these are still in development so they're probably gonna take a little bit longer to get out than a 24-pin what they're working on right now is making sure that the light source down here is going to extend all the way up to the end because it then does tend to fade a little bit once it gets up towards the top but its project is still in development on and I will bring you more on it when it is available and you can get your rainbow Power PC every good here's the LAN leave PC zero-one-one dynamic and these have already been out for a while these are some of the most low reviewed cases I think in the past six months to a year and they've actually got the new version of it right over here here it is the Razer edition of these 0:11 dynamics so they were kind of Razer prices still TBD on this one it's probably going to be a little bit more than the standard edition because you know adding a Razer logo does cost money but they've added some accent lighting RGB going down the front here as well as some under glow RGB effects other than that it's pretty much the same design and features of the Olav and dynamics so if you're familiar with that this would be very similar here's a mod they're showcasing of the OU 11 dynamic this one has actually been directly modified so they could rotate the motherboard tray in order to make it vertical rather than horizontal they've also added a reservoir here on the front with an nvidia logo and an interesting liquid cooling solution inside just with the CPU but it's got actually internal radiators which are kinda cool looking before I don't know where they come from but they're cool lookit so I thought I'd share with you well let's move on to some actual new upcoming cases from Lee Ann Lee this is the zero eleven air and then over here we have the zero eleven air RGB so you're looking at a $129 price for the O 11 air and $150 price for the 11 air RGB this one is going to come with two 120 millimeter fans so that the one over on the right will come with 320 millimeter RGB fans so there's part of your upgrade there ask them to get inside the case so the top panel is pretty easy to remove it just slides back a little bit and then it can be removed and that's actually also how you remove the side panel so you gotta remove the top to get to the side panel but the result is that you have a really really clean edge along here as well as no visible mounting points it's held on by magnets on the back and there's also some rubberized material around the edge just to make sure there's no vibration or rattling from stuff moving around in the case now there's a reason they're calling this the air and that's because it can fit a pretty nice amount of fans for a case this size in fact twelve so let's count one two three four five six seven eight nine and then 10 11 12 long the top plus 13 14 since there are 280 millimeter exhaust fans there at the back that's a lot of air pillow for anyone who's interested in airflow one thing I really like that Lian Li is doing is including type-c on most of these cases or at least the ability to add type-c in the future if you want so you got a couple USB 3.0 you got that type-c removing the front panel is slightly more difficult because there are two screws that are holding it in on top so you do have to remove those in order to get the front panel off but behind that there is a removable dust filter so you can easily clean out the dust other than all those fan mounts though the internal layout is pretty open which means it supports up to EHT exercise motherboards and lots of room for activities so I imagine we're going to see lots of cool setups in this like water cooling builds for example like they have set up right over here I think one of the reasons Leon lien has gained a lot of popularity recently is that they've steered away from their old mo of making fairly expensive aluminum based jassi's that were just often fairly expensive and well well built some well designed but we're very expensive so here's an example of them continuing to make cases that are in a price range that we can afford this is a $90 case it's the land cool one and then there's also the lane cool one that's a digital RGB over there only a $10 price difference between these 90 bucks for this 100 bucks for that one other than the fact that the one on the right has addressable RGB s on the front so you can get fancier with your RGB FX it also includes a type C port up on the top this one also has a type C slot so if you get one of those type C extension cables like I used gosh like eight months ago when I upgraded arctic panther with type C you could add that in the future and again it's just like having that on there and the bracket will allow you to screw it in and you won't have to do any crazy modding in order to get that installed or if you know you want the type C from the get-go just get these digitally addressable one and it comes with it installed in my opinion that's maybe even a better upgrade than the addressable RGB so at least slightly more practical the LAN cold one also has a removable top panel and under there you can get at a dust filter it easily pops off from the back just a couple thumb screws hold on the tempered glass side panel and that's fairly easy to remove as well as a power supply basement done at the bottom and it's got a couple metal panels on top of that those will store SSDs and you can remove them if you're not going to put SSDs down there or if you want a little bit more room for a 2-way SLI setup you can just pop those off and then that also opens up a lot more airflow from the bottom of the case around the back you have plenty of room for cable management they have cable grommets installed there as well and a couple more SSD trays there tucked away over to the left but you can remove those and move them over to the right and there's a couple more mounting points for that just below the CPU backplate cutout on the motherboard tray now my main question for this case was how to get at the dust filter on the Front's it does seem like it is a little bit more work to get that off but there is a dust filter just behind this panel right here so I will collect us maybe something you're only going to clean out every few months but that is removable eventually and then other than that USB type-c port up here you also got a power button and LED control button and then a couple more USB 3.0 ports and finally here is a PC chassis / vert desk with the tempered glass top piece Liam Lee has actually made a dual system version of this before they've shrunk it down a little bit made a little bit smaller made it a little bit more affordable it's still going to cost you $1000 the fair mine this is not just a computer case it's also furniture clothes a nice clean tabletop plenty of room in there for an epic water-cooled build as you can see they got a bits power system in there with a triple fan radiator going and that's just looking quite sexy with the RGB ladies because this is a desk there's plenty of room inside for activities in water cooling up here they have a 360 rad mounted but that can actually support up to a 420 millimeter radiator depending on the orientation of the fans you want to point them at you if you live somewhere where it's cold right then it'll give you a nice warm air right right down onto your lap or you rotate them and then it can pull air in and you won't get warm if you live somewhere where it's warm it's also a 240 or 280 millimeter radiator mounting point at the back and then another 120 right there the guys that's gonna wrap it up for my coverage here at the Leon Lee booth at Computex 2018 they got some epic new stuff so check it out most of the stuffs coming out in q3 of this year but I'll hopefully be bringing you more coverage of that in the future in the meantime the big thank you to my sponsors for coputex 2018 gigabytes coolermaster Thermaltake and teen group and thank you to you guys for watching this video hit the thumbs up 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