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oh yes ready oh sorry wow this is awkward what's going on everyone we are in the Thermaltake suite here at where are we we were I don't even know where we are this is a Venetian yeah what's going on everyone we are here in the thermaltake suite at the Venetian in Las Vegas for CES 2018 I try to say it like four times but we are I'm tired of saying the same thing let's say alright what's going on everyone we are here in the thermaltake suite at the Venetian for CES 2018 we're gonna kick things off here with a very cool mod by Mike Petr ins I actually know the guy not personally but I do follow him on Facebook and elsewhere he has created something that many of you overwatch lovers would in fact love apparently this is one of the characters you can play as I'm totally gonna do this build a disservice cuz I don't play overwatch but I think it looks absolutely dope it is custom cool and he's even modded this case here to make things look a bit more overwatch II I guess so if you want things to be bumpin he's even built in full-on DJ setup up top he's even 3d printed hinges for the view 71 panel just pretty sweet RGB LEDs everywhere of course we're sticking with green to fill the theme and I mean he's he's literally he's just paid so close attention to the detail here in this we have a modded power button 3d printed basically fan grills up front I feel like there's just so much here I'm not gonna be able to touch on all of it but this is a beautiful a beautiful mod in the thermal taking you 71 and another mod this one's built in the Thermaltake core p90 kind of a three dimensional case it essentially wraps around itself now ggf events actually modded this case to fit their needs to make this thing look absolutely stunning they pretty much do custom loops galore I mean out there YouTube channel that's pretty much all they do and they are pros at it so they have the Intel extra nine and platform and they have a GTX 10 in DTI with as otech waterblock and then wrapping things around here for individual it looks like 60 mil thick 120 rads and they've basically run all these tubes into the center console of this chat see to just make things look super super clean big fan of this I also love the black and was it purple or pink color scheme now if you remember our Computex 2017 coverage you probably also remember the level 20 case this was actually like one of the main centerpieces of their booth it was a huge booth and one of the show halls and they've actually refined things just a bit here so they've taken in some feedback they've made the case slightly thicker to provide the the vertical graphics card if you so choose to do it this way to give it a little bit more breathing room so most of the vertical graphics cards are pressed right against that tempered glass panel basically that left side panel so there's not much air intake through these fans well they've widened things so there is about an inch or two ortho thermal shouldn't be as big an issue as they were before of course your custom water cooling your graphics card then you shouldn't have to worry much about that at all everything is kind of compartmentalized here but that's what gives it that like furniture like showpiece feeling got the power supply up top they've got tubes running in absolutely all directions and we have a reservoir and our radiator over on the right hand side all of these by the way are all hinged tempered glass panels now I'm sure most of you remember the Corp III actually built in it kind of reviewed it in this video on this side of the screen but they have made a few revisions the most prominent of those being the inclusion of tempered glass so you can get a standard just squared off tempered glass panel for this case you can even purchase one with it or you can buy it separately I'm pretty sure and then if you want to pay a bit extra they're not hiding the fact that this is an optional optional upgrade that is pretty pricey you can get a curved tempered glass panel like this one here now it literally bends 90 degrees you know a few other companies have tried into the 45 degrees but this is very very difficult technically to do and because of that it was gonna cost around a hundred bucks if you want one and they did say that it usually requires 20 or 30 takes before one of these actually is like passes the mark right so 20 or 30 of them get thrown away or just break in production because this is so difficult to do being that you're trying to get glass to curve evenly all the way down the chassis now let's throw out a hypothetical here so you have an MSI motherboard and you have a bunch of thermal take gear that you want to sync up with that MSI motherboard this box right here allows you to control all of their Hardware with MSI software or gigabytes software or a su software built into the motherboard you have usually an RGB W 12 volt fan header at least any recently developed motherboard and all you got to do is connect this box right here the sync controller to one of those 5 pin headers on their board powered via SATA thank God it ain't molex so glad they did this and then you can literally hop into let's say or a software which is what this computer to my right is running this is a gigabyte motherboard with a bunch of Thermaltake hardware in it and we can just click pulse and have it sync to music we're literally using gigabyte software to control Thermaltake hardware which is super cool and intuitive it basically eliminates the need to download multiple applications on your desktop to control multiple Hardware interfaces something else we want to highlight this is the new 71 tempered glass Edition you get it now but you can't get it in white yet this is in development of course it's you know they're just trying to keep components white but keeping things white it's actually pretty difficult to do talking with some hardware vendors it's difficult to get all the different components to perfectly match because there are different shades of white right there's a bluish white there's a reddish white so it actually takes some time to perfect and that's what they're seeking to do here with the Vue 71 TG white Edition it's got all the typical view 71 accents you can adjust your radiators up top you can push them really far back or really far forward you can shift your radiator that's mounted vertically and against the right side panel you've even got a drain port down here at the bottom that you can utilize if you want to throw a custom loop in here which I recommend doing you know I'm not the biggest fan of large cases not having their space completely occupied by gear right you're gonna buy a large case at least fill it up with try your best with hard drives or with custom loop gear it kind of makes sense and we actually have a space to drain your fluid at the bottom which is really cool I like seeing stuff like that so case vendors making things just a bit easier for us custom loo builders out there I also like the fact that you can swivel the tempered glass door now an issue I've come across when building custom loops particularly when I have like SLI graphics cards let's say you have a tube right that's kind of specked out to fit inside two sleeves right but that tube is gonna be longer than the distance between the the sleeve so you have to kind of wedge it inside one and then tilt your graphics card up and then wedge it inside the other and then it's a perfect fit but what thermaltake is has done to remedy this issue is produce something called the C pro there's a C pro fitting it consists of three different parts so the typical two right so you have the sleeve and you have the collar well in this case you have a base that you screw into any standard G quarter fitting also has a built-in oring and then you have they're calling this the sleeve this is what you slide all the way down your tubing to the base you're gonna just line that up with the base itself and then slide the collar on top now the threading is actually on the base right so the collar is threading into the base you have the ring protecting the fluid flow they're just literally secure it just like that you can you can slide the tubing into the base you don't have to worry about trying to get this thing to to fit on one side and then fit on the other and kind of like you know bending your tubing to do that I have done that many times not just with like SLI or crossfire graphics cards so it's as simple as pulling that tube over on top of the base drop the collar down twist it in place and boom there you go you got a really secure - all right we always have a blast touring thermaltake setups particularly here at CES I like how they've taken in that consumer feedback and they've improved pre-existing products their whole goal right it's to sell product that's the goal of any tech company out there and you sell products by listening to your customers and that's exactly what Thermaltake seeks to do time and time again I'm a big fan of level twenty over there I'm a big fan of the new p90 that three-dimensional looking case and I always love the custom loops and mods they show off at these events if you liked this video be sure you give a thumbs up thumbs down for the opposite this is gonna be our last video at CES 2018 thanks for checking us out we will catch you in the next one this is wow it's you in the next one I've literally said it like five hundred times yeah I've said it like five hundred times let's play the first time ever messed it up this is science to do thanks or touring with us