 Linus Tech Tips coverage of CES 2014 is brought to you by NCIX.com, your source for great technology, selection, and service, along with Corsair memory and Western Digital. We're kicking things off here in the Cooler Master Suite with the Elite 110. So if you've seen their Elite series cases before, then you'll probably have some idea what to expect, except this one takes the concept of a super, super small, no compromises gaming rig and makes it, well, super small and really not that many compromises. So let's have a look at what we got in here. You can see there's the obvious stuff, so it takes a mini ITX motherboard, so it's usually two DIMM slots, and then you're gonna have a maximum of one graphics card in a single PCI Express 16x slot. They've added a full-size ATX power supply, so you can actually put even quite a long power supply in here, and you'll have a fair bit of space as long as you don't also have a liquid cooling radiator. So they've gone with a V550, which is more of a normal-sized power supply, and then they've actually got room for a single 120 millimeter liquid cooling radiator for the CPU down below. There's also a little bit of space in between them for cable management, although you wouldn't want to make things too dense in there in order to avoid restricting your airflow to the point where it's detrimental to the system. In terms of drive mounting options, around on the other side we find either two two and a half inch drive mounts or a single three and a half inch drive mount, then there's actually a cage for the top that can support up to an additional two two and a half inch SSDs. Now we can see the graphics card in there, so this is going to be optimized for your sort of your mini ITX designed graphics card. So MSI, for example, has an upcoming GTX 760 that is about the same length as a mini ITX motherboard, which would be a great option for this. So are you building, you know, a dual Titan rig and something that's the size of a couple of shoe boxes? No, but are you putting a very reasonable gaming system in here? The answer is yes. Next up, we've got the NovaTouch TKL, and the way that they are branding this is Japanese made hybrid electrostatic capacitive switches. However, anyone worth their salt when it comes to keyboard knowledge is going to take a key cap off this bad boy and go, oh, these are Topras. So for those of you who have been begging Cooler Master to bring a Topra keyboard to market, your answers or your answers have now been prayed. Yes, that is the opposite. Your prayers have now been answered. They have just this model coming for now, although I wouldn't be surprised to see something like a full length with a number pad and you know, who knows what other kinds of options we might see in the future. The one really key thing about this that stands out to me is the fact that they are customizing the Topra key switches to make them compatible with Cherry key caps. So if you're really into the whole key cap modding scene, you've got a particular model that you can use. If you're into the key cap modding scene, you've got a particular set of key caps that you like and you want to move it on to your new keyboard, you want to get Topras, this is going to be a fantastic option for you. Next up and to round things out, we have the Alcor and the Mizar. So or Mizar, Mizar, Mizar, anyway, the point is these are two mice that have a very iconic shape to them. And we're going to get some great footage of these and I would love for you guys to guess under the video what mouse you think the ergonomics of these mice most closely resembles because that might get you pretty excited about the shape of them. There are two different options of pretty much a similar product. So they both have rubbery grippy sort of sides. They're both optimized for palm or claw or depending on how you want to hold it, whatever you want, kind of a hybrid grip. And the main difference between them is they have two different sensors. So they both got RGB lighting. You can change them to whatever you want, but the Alcor has a 4000 DPI Avago 3090 sensor. So that's the one that's pretty well regarded for not having any acceleration issues or anything like that. And then for the lead Haxor gamers, actually, this one has better rubberized grips than the Alcor. Sorry, excuse me. These are quite soft and grippy. And this one also gets an 8200 DPI laser sensor. So that gives you a little bit more compatibility with different surfaces. But of course, whether people prefer optical or laser is something that is hotly debated and definitely not something that is within the scope of this video. Guys, don't miss any of our CES 2014 coverage. 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