 Thank you to MSI for sending us here this year. We would not be here without them. Also, thank you to Lynda.com. Welcome to the Silverstone booth where we'll be checking out the X-Forma MBX MK2 Limited Edition case, a new 700 watt SFX-L power supply, and a new RV01 case. Now the X-Forma case, previously known as the Murderbox MK2, is finally finished. This is what it will look like and it is actually coming soon. I know this has been like five years in the making. There was a pre-order back in I believe 2013 and everyone saw the million dollar PC post back in I believe 2013 as well, but it's actually coming now. This is the first production unit. This has the serial number on the back, 001. This is the real deal. 250 units only, at least in the first run, and it will cost $1,250 US dollars. Not cheap, but super badass. And that's just the base model. It comes with a lot of add-ons. As you guys can see, there's the light plate in the middle. That's an add-on and it's not cheap. You can see the cool fan design at the top. That's an add-on and it's not cheap. If you're investing in this case, it will be a lot of money, but it will look super badass. I'm sure you guys have actually seen the old kind of Murderbox style golden build that Charles had a long time ago. This one here, orange and black, I like the style. Looks a lot like our colors. Looks super sick. Next up is that 700 watt SFX-L power supply. Now, don't confuse it with the 600 watt power supply we've reviewed in the SFX form factor. This one has a little bit lower power density at 531 watts per liter compared to the 600 watt, which was 756 watts per liter. I know it's a little bit weird of a way to define things, but I think it shows on just how much power they fit inside a tiny box. So I don't actually mind that metric. Now, if you're wondering what the heck is up with SFX-L, Silverstone is going to be trying to get the whole industry to kind of come together and start calling power supplies that are a little bit longer, but still SFX form factor, SFX-L, but we'll see how successful they are with that. Compared to the 80 plus gold rating on their 600 watt SFX power supply, this one has an 80 plus platinum rating. And this is the first one to have two different plug harnesses for PCIe power. On the 600 watt, you could plug in a graphics card that had an 8 pin and 6 pin plug. This time you could plug in two graphics cards that are like that or maybe a graphics card that requires three plugs. Next up is the RV01, maybe not as exciting as the Xforma case or the crazy high power density power supply that we saw previously, but still relatively interesting entry level case. Just to rile off some specs, as it isn't crazy different from previous Raven edition cases, you've got four drive slots, each of which can hold either a three and a half inch drive or a two and a half inch drive, two of which are in kind of a bay and two of which are against one of the case reinforcing structure walls right in the front. You can fit standard ATX motherboards or even some that are a little bit wider, like some of those ROG boards. It comes with three 120 millimeter fans in the bottom, but only supports a 240 millimeter radiator. So if you do buy a radiator that comes with two fans, you can install that in the bottom and then take the two fans that were there and install that one of those in the back of the case, one of those in the top of the case where there are available slots, and then leave that last remaining fan there. The reason why you can't install a 360 right there is just some minor clearance issues. It can fit 300 millimeter graphics cards, it can fit a full-size power supply, it has a triple fan filter on the bottom and a cool looking red LED in the front with an aggressive look on the front of the computer and the top of the computer. I'm not going to spend too much time on the RV01 as the juice from this video is really the ex forma case and the 700 watt little tiny power supply. Let me know in the description down below what you guys think about the Mark II finally coming out. I'm excited to see hopefully every single one of those 250 cases getting build logs and line of sec tips for them because damn it's beautiful and I just really want to see it. Thanks to MSI for bringing us here this year, huge help. They're a giant part of the core reason why we're actually able to make it to Computex this year. Check out their bit.ly link in the description down below this video to see all the stuff that they launched at Computex 2015 including a bunch of laptops with Broadwell processors. Also thank you to Lynda.com, Lynda.com slash Computex, you can start learning today with a 10-day free trial. Don't forget to like, dislike, favorite, share, subscribe, follow, all that good stuff. Stay subscribed to Line of Sec Tips to see all the rest of our Computex 2015 content. Thanks for watching, I'll see you next time.