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of duty black ops 4 monitor as well so that said this is an absolutely epic system we have a r-tx 20 atti the call of duty black ops 4 edition everything is the call of duty black ops 4 edition for the most part here we've also got an Intel Core i7 9700 K unlocked 8 core processor for your processing and gaming needs a wide array of asus rog products here with lighting features and headsets and the monitor by the way is the PG 2 5 8 which is an rog swift monitor with g-sync support at 240 hertz refresh rate so guys this is an impressive impressive pile of hardware and I'm gonna go over each piece so you know what's involved starting of course with this monitor already mentioned PG 2 5/8 apart from the call of duty theming this is a 25 inch monitor and it's actually 1920 by 1080 resolution but that is because the refresh rate is so dang high 240 Hertz refresh rate as well as 1 millisecond response time so this is an ideal gaming monitor also features support from Nvidia g-sync as well as 3d vision so that's gonna pair up real nicely with the graphics card which is the call of duty black ops edition of the GeForce r-tx 2080 ti I use two of these the non Call of Duty versions and my attempts to beat J and Steve when we were doing the 2080 ti overclocking races this for me well although I never actually went and did exotic cooling on them so you know you can only go so far with the air cooling but moving on for a motherboard we've got the Maximus 11 hero so this is a z3 90 motherboard overclocking call of duty black ops edition of course once again so once we get that out of the box we'll give you guys a closer look at it so you can see what sort of aesthetic differences other than that it's the same Maximus 11 hero so one of the better overclocking motherboards from Asus and then we got a bunch of peripherals here so the ROG Strix Flair I'm gonna leave these peripherals in their boxes since they're destined for a giveaway winner at some point I don't want to take them too much by getting them dusty or anything like that but I've been using the standard edition of the RG Strix Flair keyboard just not call of duty black ops themed and it's real solid keyboard and this one has Cherry MX silver switches as well as compatibility with aura sync also including a very nice Mouse mat to go along with the ROG Gladius to origin Mouse that's right up here this mouse can be used in wired or Wireless mode it's got a call duty black ops 4 logo at the back which will light up and of course or a sync compatibility as well or a headset we have the asus rog delta which features quad Dax it's a gaming headset so you got a mic and headphone both included its uses ESS decks to handle your audio processing and it also features a USB type-c connector which is kind of a first when it comes to gaming headsets and of course it's also Wireless for power supply we have the rog thor 1200 watt this is a platinum rated power supply also features orison compatibility a 10 year warranty and 1200 watts which is more than enough than we'll need for this actual computer also going to throw in an ROG spotlight here this is just sort of an aesthetic product you can shine an ROG logo on a wall wherever you want to show the RG logo the spotlight will do that so we've also got the RG or a terminal this is an addressable RGB hub so we can connect up all the addressable RGB stuff in the system which is a significant amount and get it all working we've got the RG ryujin 360 liquid CPU cooler 360 millimetre radiator Noctua fans as well as an LED display on the actual pump block unit itself and for a case we're going to be using the Leanne Lee 11 err RGB this was kind of my contribution vo Leanne Lee to this build because I wanted a case that I've worked with before that's a good case and also that has plenty of airflow since we're installing quite a bit of hardware in this system and the remaining key components here we've got the 9700 cave we have a 6-series 512 gig nvme SSD from Intel and we've got 32 gigs of Corsair Vengeance RGB memory that's 2666 speed for 8 gig sticks total well that was a lot of stuff to unbox very exciting but I think we're finally ready to build well there's one more thing left to unbox that's the manly 0:11 air at this point the power supply's installed and I've just been sort of reality checking where everything else is going to get in because we've got this 360 mo meter radiator and I think we're gonna install that in the top mainly because I want to use these included not to a crow max fans these are n FF twelves by the way because they're not going to there'll be less visible and if we're gonna have RGB anything it's probably gonna be visible so we'll keep that in the top this is the air version of the case so it comes with a couple hundred and twenty millimeter fans so we're going to keep those as intakes at the front and then since this is the RGB version of this case they give you three more fans these are RGB with lights in the central hub so I think I'm going to install those in the side intake or exhaust and I'm gonna have these as intakes these fans have rubber vibration dampening pads but you have to install them yourself so what I'm trying to do here is make sure all my fans my intake fans which are two on the front three on the side and just try to wrap all the cables right into this area because the fan the three fan pack came up a little a little splitter here so I'm gonna use that to plug all five fans into the same fan header on the motherboard and I can mount that with adhesive out in this area so it's just enough room here I'm trying to cinch these up close so I can wrap the cables in between and sort of use the fans to hold the cables in place sort of a makeshift cable management solution and looking at this little fan splitter and I'm realizing you know you can connect up to six fans to it but there's no supplemental power so all the power is coming from whatever source plug you connect this end into that's actually fine for these Liam Lee fans that ship with it because they're only 0.15 amps draw max per fan but just to be on the safe side and also you know if I was to connect other fans that drew more power there's a high amperage fan header on this motherboard so I'm going to connect to that so there's plenty of power for those fans alright guys this build is assembled I haven't turned it on yet so I'm hoping things work but we got the LED strip addressable LED strip run around the edge of the case here it is magnetic so it's just held in place by the magnets graphics cards installed I ran the power cables up for that and that's to help eliminate a bit of the GPU sag that might potentially happen with a larger graphics card although upon initial installation this graphics card wasn't really sagging at all so that's good other than that everything came together pretty nicely I was trying to plan ahead for the RGB to make sure everything was wired up there properly but we got tons of intake on this system we've course got the triple fan 360 millimeter radiator at the top for exhaust and there's some extra exhaust at the back I'm just talking because I'm nervous that this might actually not work when I turn it on so I'm just gonna turn it on how about that our switch is on we have lights and now the moment of truth oh look at that so as I somewhat anticipated when connected directly to the LED the RGB LED headers on the motherboard because the motherboard is a Call of Duty motherboard all the LEDs are orange our Corsair Vengeance RGB memory is not lighting up it's just doing the rainbow color and we also have some LEDs on the region all in one liquid cooler as well that's still going rainbow LEDs so gonna need to install Windows to get into the software because this one's controlled via a USB connection and then the memory connects directly to the motherboard of course so as I was putting the system together I was kind of reminded of when I used to play Diablo and Diablo they'd have set armor you could get and you'd want to get all the pieces of the set put them all together cuz they all matched and then you get set bonuses and stuff like that I don't know if that analogy completely applies to a system like this but it is I think the first time that I've put together a largely themed computer with all parts that are from mainly the same manufacturer asus in this case and most of these are also call of duty black ops 4 theme so we get an overall black and orange color scheme of course these are RGB LEDs so we could go in and adjust those two'll if we really wanted to but guys this entire system was built to be given away to one of you lucky viewers at home up there so stay tuned for a future video where I'll be announcing the giveaway details and how to enter and all that good stuff hit thumbs up button if you enjoyed this one definitely subscribe so you can know when the giveaway actually kicks off I'll also be announcing it on my Twitter so a big THANK YOU to Asus for providing these parts to build this system so that could be given away in the future thanks to you guys for watching this video let me know what you think of this system build in the comments section down below and we'll see you guys in the next video