 So today on my video blog we're going to be having a look at a system that I put together for our friends at Corsair. They are actually doing a lot of messaging around the Corsair Dream PC these days. And what that means is that you can buy brand name components and build your own brand name PC so to speak. So what they're saying, sometimes to do it right, you have to do it yourself. Basically they're encouraging users to load up on all the Corsair parts that they can, because what that means is that you're going to have good warranty support, good quality parts, and generally a good functioning system. So let's have a look at what we use for our Corsair Dream PC. First of all I've got the Intel Core i7-975 as well as the Intel Extreme Series Smackover motherboard. So that is an excellent base for any Dream PC. Next we have Windows 7 Home Premium which comes with DirectX 11. It's got Arrow Snap which I was actually confused on my Windows 7 preview. Arrow Snap means that you, or Arrow Shake sorry, means that you shake it and then all the other windows go away or come back sometimes. There we go. And then Arrow Snap is where you drag it to the side or to the other side or to the top. There. So now I'm no longer confused about what all the different arrow things are with Windows 7. Anyway we've got DX 11, trim support, and Windows 7. That's good stuff. Then cooling. We have the Corsair H50. So this is their fully integrated liquid cooling system and I'm going to show you the real parts in just a second. So I'm not going to focus too much on the boxes. We have a Corsair Solid State Drive also included with the system. But the memory box was kind of ugly but there's some memory so we're not going to really show too much of that. And then we have the Corsair Power Supply. Now something I want you to notice about this box is it says it's got a five-year warranty. That's one of the reasons that Corsair is encouraging users to stick with Corsair and to go with good brand name components for their own Dream PC because even though you're not buying this Dream PC from a builder, you are buying all components that have good aftermarket support. So you pick up some Radeon cards from XFX. You got lifetime warranty on those. You pick up memory from Corsair. You got lifetime warranty on that. Five-year warranty on a Corsair Power Supply. You've got a three-year warranty on an Intel motherboard. So I mean basically you're getting an extended warranty package three to lifetime years and you don't actually have to buy a pre-integrated PC. Now let's get this thing open here first of all. And there we go. So I'm just going to show off what we've got in the Dream PC here. So here's our Corsair Triple Channel 6GB memory kit with the Dominator Airflow fan. Here's the Corsair H50 CPU cooler and it's actually running quite cool. I really like this thing actually. And then up here I've got it kind of creatively mounted. Here is a Corsair P128 SSD. It's actually velcroed in there just because I want people to be able to check that out. And this machine is going to be at trade shows so I don't want people ripping them out of the hot swap drives that are in this case. So that would be a really bad thing. Then we've got our 975 processor, Smackover motherboard. And then down in the bottom I've got some lighting on it here. I bet the camera is going to go crazy trying to focus on that. But there's our HX1000 modular power supply. And I want you to check out a couple of cool features about this case. As I mentioned, you've got your hot swap drive base. So I'm going to get the cameraman to come around and have a look at the front. Those are actually empty on mine and he just tripped over all the boxes I put on the ground. That's awesome. So there's your hot swap. And then in terms of other really unique features about this case, I guess the biggest one has got to be how water cooling friendly it is. First of all, you can put a triple rad in the top and a single in the back. And see we've got three 120 millimeter blue LED fans up there looking pretty sweet. And then the other big one is the cable management. I put like no effort into the cable management of this PC. However, it ends up looking really slick because you've got all these little rubber grommeted back pieces where you can route any feasible cable. I mean, I managed to mount a hard drive there and it looks like it belongs there. It's awesome. Anyway, thank you for checking out my blog video on the Corsair Dream PC.