 Thank you to Razer for sending us to PAX West 2016. Check out their Stealth laptop in the video description down below. Today at Cooler Master we're checking out the MasterCase Pro 3. Before we saw the MasterCase Maker 5, this is smaller. This is a micro ATX system. It has five expansion slots. This top cover area is pretty cool. You can lift up the top little bit and it reveals the filter if you want a little bit more airflow or slide this completely off and you can reveal everything under that. Even the radiator bracket is removable. That all ties into the idea of the Maker Series pots. The freeform modular system, customize, adjust, upgrade as they show on the board right by my freaking head. That's what all this kind of stuff is about. Fair warning however, this is not the configuration that it will be in when you buy it. This side panel looks amazing. Yes, it's tempered glass, blah, blah, blah. It like holds itself in with the lock at the top which is super cool but it will come with something more like this. Not exactly this because this is for the Maker 5 so it's a little bit too large for this case but there's the little black bracket on the bottom which you can actually remove using some screws. The reason why that is there is because you can see the power supply here and you can add this basement cover in yourself. It comes by default in the case but you can remove it if you want. That would create a full basement for you. If you have the tempered glass system, you would be able to keep the basement top cover on but you wouldn't have the side but if you have a pretty power supply, it's probably fine. Using the click and clip rail system on the right hand side, in this version of a setup you can see they have GPU supports installed. If you move that rail just a little bit over, you can use the two included hard drive bays. One is which holds three hard drives, the other one holds two hard drives. In terms of SSD compatibility, you can install two of them on top of this basement cover thingy and one on the back of the motherboard tray. For IO on the front, it has two USB 3.0 ports, a headphone and microphone jack, and a power and reset buttons. Also, something I forgot about the top, there's so many features on the top. It also functions as handles. If you want to move your case around, nice and easy. In terms of support for cooling, it can fit two 140mm fans and applicable radiator in the front, two 140mm fans and applicable radiator in the top, and a one 140mm fan and applicable radiator in the back, and all of those you could also do 120s if you wanted, just in case. Anyways guys, very reminiscent of the MasterCase Maker 5, so if you were a fan of that case but wanted a smaller system, maybe a micro ATX system, this might be the way to go. Thank you to Razer for sending us here this year to PAX West 2016. Check out their link in the video description down below to enter a contest. See, we just passed 3 million freaking subscribers, and we wanted to reward all of the people that clicked that little button down below by having a huge giveaway. We're going to be giving away a custom Razer Blade, new Razer Blade, their naming system is crazy, and a custom Razer Stealth. Both laptops, both worth a ton, and they're super badass. So click that button down below. Enter to win. I'll see you next time. Subscribe to Line of Sight's tips for all of our PAX West 2016 content. Goodbye!