 Linus Tech Tips coverage of CES 2016 is brought to you by Squarespace. Build it beautiful. So we're here in the iBuyPower suite and for the second time in only three years they are launching something truly revolting here at the show. So if you're not familiar with them, iBuyPower is a boutique system builder. They make all kinds of custom rigs and this is the Revolt 2. I didn't actually mean it was disgusting. I meant it had Revolt in the name. What did you think I was talking about? Three years ago they launched the Revolt. It had that, you know, riser card and it was super tiny. It had the GPU showing on the- through the window in the case there. This is a totally different thing. So they've changed pretty much everything about it except for that concept of it being a very compact machine and one that puts the GPU at the forefront of the industrial design. So the first thing you notice looking at it is that GPU. It's illuminated by RGB lighting so you can go, oh I want solid colors, I want breathing colors, I want a frickin' rainbow all over my graphics card and regardless of whether you want to go all the way up to something like a GTX 980 Ti or a Titan X if you're into spending too much for no additional performance, you can put it in here and they've got the thermals all figured out. Although we'll go over that in more detail once we actually open it up inside. The other thing I wanted to show at the front is they've got two two and a half inch mounts for SSDs or even hard drives, I guess if you were really into that sort of thing, as well as front USB 3. front audio and a front power button that I'm going to try not to accidentally press again. On the side panels you won't find a whole lot of much of anything unless you're cool like me and in addition to the little ventilation holes and stuff, you showed up for iBuyPower to reveal that they had actually done up a custom side panel for you with the Linus Tech Tips and WAN logos overlaid. Pretty cool stuff, they've actually got a number of neat ones on display here in the suite just to kind of show off what can be done and then around the back you'll find, well, ventilation holes and different I.O. depending on what kind of a configuration you choose because that's what iBuyPower is, they are a custom system builder. And build a system in it they did, so now that we've got the side panel off, we get a pretty good look at how this whole thing works inside. It's funny because from the top the only thing you really see is the graphics card, but from the side, the first thing that really grabs your attention is the power supply. So they've inverted the ITX standard motherboard that they're using inside this case, they have done away with the PCI Express extension and they are plugging the graphics card directly into the motherboard. What that means is that pretty much the only place to put the power supply is actually smack in the middle of the chassis over top of the CPU area where the fan should actually help draw heated air away from the VRM on the CPU because the CPU itself is a non-concern in this case because they've made enough room down in the bottom of the chassis for up to a dual 120 millimeter radiator or even a single 120 with a single 140 if you're into having both your CPU and your GPU connected to an AIO cooling loop. Now it looks really cramped for this power supply and you might think, oh, but what if I want to expand in the future? Personally, I don't think it's a concern, they've got a thousand watt power supply in here and realistically for a single graphics card system, you are unlikely to ever need more than that. But of course, those are always famous last words aren't they? I really don't think it is in this case. In the front, we find a single three and a half inch hard drive cage if you want something to go along with those sexy SSDs and quite frankly, I don't think there's a whole lot left to say about it that can't be said without completely disassembling it and having a look at how they're handling cable management, say for example. But the good news is that you may actually have an opportunity to see me do that because iBuyPower will be working with us on something we've never done before, an actual deconstruction video rather than like a build guide, it's gonna be like a disassembly guide. 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