 Alright guys, we are here at Inwin checking out their new Signature Series computer. Every year they come up with a new Signature Series computer. There's a few tweaks this time. This is the H-Frame 2.0. Thank you to Squarespace for sending us here this year. Check out their link in the video description down below. Not only is it the H-Frame 2.0, but it's their 30th year anniversary, meaning that the thumb screws on the outside have a cool Inwin logo on it. Anyways, moving on. It also comes with a power supply, which is the S2 1065 watt. This is the only way you can get the power supply is if you buy this case, and they share a few pretty cool characteristics. As has become standard with the H-Frame, you see the bladed kind of metal design with the glass, tempered glass windows. But what's cool about this this time is not only can you only really see through it when it's illuminated from the inside, so it looks like a mirror if it's not illuminated from the inside, but it shares that characteristic with the power supply. As we can see, the power supply looks like a mirror when it's outside of the case and not on, as when it's inside the case and on, you can see right through it and see the components on the inside, which I personally think is totally sick. There's been some other aesthetic changes and I would argue improvements as well. The previous H-Frame was silver and blue, now it's black and orange. I might be a little bit biased that way, considering our company colors, but I actually think it looks super, super sharp. There's LEDs that run along the top and front of the case and the Inwin logo on the front kind of left-hand side. This can be controlled with a little button dial thing on the front, which has six different settings. Off, 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%, or 100%, and it will remember that setting even if you turn the computer off, turn it back on again, which is actually kind of cool. Mounted on the front, you have a USB 3.1 Type-C connector, which is pretty cool, three USB 3.0 connectors, headphone and microphone jacks, and power and reset buttons. In terms of 3.5-inch and 2.5-inch drive bays for SSDs and hard drives, there are six, but you can remove four if you want an easier time mounting a reservoir. Now, speaking of reservoir, in terms of water cooling, you can fit a 360-millimeter rad up in the top or a 120-millimeter in the back, meaning you can have a 120-millimeter fan in the back or three by 120-millimeter fans in the top. It also supports up to an EATX motherboard, meaning you can fit pretty much whatever you want in here other than like that motherboard that they used in 7Gamers1CPU, but I'm sure you're not worried about building a $30,000 computer, so it's probably fine. Anyways, I really appreciate the improvements that they've done to the H-frame. I was a fan, but not a huge fan, of the previous one. I think they made a lot of big improvements here, so they might be winning me over a little bit more. Let me know what you guys think in the comments down below. Thank you to Squarespace for sending us here this year. If you need to make a website because you're so excited about the colors black and orange that you need to make a song about it, you can go to Squarespace, use one of their templates, make whatever the hell you want, make a commerce page where you can sell your Christmas songs that were kind of terrible, but now everyone at your company are professional musicians. I don't know, whatever. You can do whatever you want in Squarespace because it's easy, and if you are having trouble, you can use our 24-7 live chat or email support, and if you buy a year, you get a domain for free. Squarespace! Build it beautiful. Thank you guys for watching. Stay subscribed to Linus Tech Tips for all of our CES 2016 content.