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special thanks to our sponsors for sending us to Computex 2019 and we're back for part two if you want to call it that of our fantex sweet tour they didn't know we're making two videos there was just so much stuff here that I wanted to break it up so we're gonna start first with the P 360 X in this case you guys are familiar with a P 350 x thought it was a really great case for the price and they've made some improvements here that I do want to highlight very briefly so first off we've got this nice recessed RGB LED action going on up front this is actually functional so this actually goes all the way through you have extra little air vents here on the left and right side of the front panel in addition to what was already there up top and down below for improved airflow we'll be sure to test that when we can get a sample but the RGB is very nicely diffused and it is also the case down here just above the the basement which protrudes on the left side and this was something again that you saw on the P 350 X we've also got the same changes in the P 400 a with that removable rear PCIe window you can replace with this bracket right here so if you want a vertical card you can certainly swap this out no problems no issues with those little PCIe bars blocking cables support and all that good stuff so I like that addition and then they've also done one more thing up top to make this different they have shifted the 240 support further to the left panel so you should have less issues in terms of compatibility when you run a 240 mill a IO you know fan rad combo up top shouldn't really have issues with either RAM or motherboard vrm heatsink things of that sort and the MSRP for this one is $69.99 sounds familiar right the same price as the P 400 a there are just trade-offs here right so you get rubber grommets and you get more support up front right up to a 360 here up to 280 for the 360 X here so you know different compatibility options you can choose and the good thing is you don't have to pay more for one or the other whichever you think is more functional and beautiful for your build there's your choice now this is the d1 20 you're looking at it okay it's like it's the typical distribution plate but this is designed to work in virtually any case that has 140 mm fan support at the rear most of these distribution place you find on are compatible with only one case because cases all have different dimensions and in order for these to fit universally you have to come up with some sort of standard dimension and using a 140 ml fan it's a pretty darn good way to start off so in the d1 forties case you can see it is mounted to the back of this beautiful build here and look at that look how seamless it is right so any case again that has a 140 mm fan support at the rear this should work with they said they've tested many cases and it fits very seamlessly and the reason why it does is because if you have 140 mil support of the rear then the rest of this block should you know because it's basically one big line it shouldn't have any conflicts on this side there might be a case or two that has a weird lip here maybe like it bumps in if there's like vertical graphics card support on this side but for the most part it should fit most of those cases and you can find compatibility online but this is a really cool idea so if you want to custom cool and you want something uniform like this to kind of just set up your runs a little easier because that's always a difficult part for me is trying to figure out how to optimize my flow paths then this is an option for you the D 140 how much is it again 99 so hundred bucks for this thing and that's you know nothing really crazy cuz I've seen really expensive distribution blocks online and the key is those are tailored toward again specific cases in this case it's virtually Universal with any case it has 140 ml support at the rear so really impressive there and we've got a few other things to show you guys we're gonna pivot over to the next room and I'll look at a few more cases so these are gonna be more affordable options they're gonna follow similar issue outs to say like the 350 EXA p 3x from fan text and they're gonna they're really emphasizing the budget options here so the first one you saw there was the Neo silent and then these middle two here the white and the black are the Neo airs and these are pretty transparent and porous front panels so you can see the RGB fans behind there and then also the Neo G and this one's going to be the more premium option at 69 cool okay so 69 here and then 59 for the two in the middle sorry about that Khal and throwing you all over the place and then 49 for the Neo silent so plenty of options here very affordable and again virtually as functional as the P 350 X because they share similar internal chassis so that is it for the fantex suite thank you guys for watching both these videos again caught them off-guard with the two videos but they have a lot of stuff to offer and I wanted to do the P 400 a justice in a separate video and we're also going to be reviewing that one along with I'm sure other stuff here will be building dual systems and other things coming up so stay tuned for all of that thanks again to fan texts for sponsoring us here at Computex 2019 stay tuned for more coverage it's a science studio thanks for watching and thanks for learning you