 Linus Tech Tips coverage of E3 2014 is brought to you by HyperX Fury Series high performance SSDs, the Corsair Vengeance K70 and K90 RGB mechanical keyboards, and NCIX.com, our trusted retailer for high performance gaming PCs. Alright guys, we're here checking out the NZXT H440 designed by Razer. This thing looks great. I'm super stoked with the blackout style and the green colors. We don't see green design builds all that often, but when they're done right, they're done very, very right. So what can you tell me about this system? What can you tell me about this vision? And who is applicable for this kind of idea? Yeah, so first and foremost, it's the first case in our new case licensing program, the Design by Razer program. So basically the concept is we want to work with top case manufacturers and be able to provide our fans a Razer-themed desktop to build their own dream systems. Right, so that's honestly pretty much it. What you can see here is what it is as of right now. Is there a way fans can try to suggest you guys cases or should they tweet at you or what should they do? Yeah, I mean our fan base is never shy to share their opinions with us. You know, we've got over 5 million followers on Facebook and we're actively reading those comments and participating and engaging with them there. So we made an announcement yesterday. We got a tremendous response already, including some suggestions of things they'd like to see different sizes, different styles of cases. So we'll take all that feedback and put that into the plan to work on the next one. Awesome, so if you guys are interested in like maybe a dark, black and green themed build with Razer logos all over the place, which looks fantastic, maybe suggest it to them, we're going to move on and check out their improvements to the Blade. Now I had to check out the Blade not only because I got to see it before Linus, which is hilariously awesome, but because they have some really cool improvements. So what can you tell me about what happened to the Blade? Yeah, I think the most noticeable improvements on the 2014 Blade are going to be the LCD 3200 by 1800 display. Also includes a capacitive touch screen to really take advantage of Windows 8 interface. For sure. One of my favorite things actually is the thermal differences that you guys have done. It is now colder on the left side where your palm is going to be on the laptop more often and a little bit hotter on the right side where it doesn't really matter and that's completely fine. I thought that was a really cool improvement. What have you guys done on the graphics side of things? Yeah, so what we did this year was we put in the GTX 870 chip with three gigs of VRAM. So really kind of driving that high-res screen, making sure the gaming performance is up to par. And then as you mentioned the thermals, you know when we cram in the quad core i7 CPU, cram in the GTX 870. Obviously thermal management is a huge challenge for our engineers, but they did marvelous things with it. I'm really, really proud of them. When you're talking about cramming, he's quite serious. They're fitting all that into a laptop that's thinner than the height of a dime. That's correct. Pretty ridiculous if I say so myself. One really cool thing about that three gigabytes of VRAM actually is a lot of people that I've seen, especially in my Watch Dogs performance review, have been talking about how they can't go on ultra settings because it's saying you should have at least three gigabytes of VRAM. So it's cool they actually do that in a laptop when a ton of people are having problems doing that on a desktop. Thanks for watching this video. I hope you guys check out all the other stuff at E3. If you want to see all the other E3 content that we have, subscribe to Linus Tech Tips. Thanks to HyperX, Corsair, and NCX for bringing us here this year. Without them we wouldn't be here. Thanks for watching. I'll see you guys next time.