 Thank you to Razer for sending us to PAX West 2016 this year. Check out their blade stealth in the video description down below. What we're checking out at the Razer booth now is the Antec Cube designed by Razer. So this is not the first design by Razer that Razer has done, but this is the first ITX version that they've done. And they pulled no stops in terms of additional compatibility. This is not the smallest ITX case at all. That's not what they were going for though. They have water cooling compatibility. This one right here has a 2x120mm radiator in the front of the case, reservoir just behind that, and then water cooling on the CPU. And it also has compatibility for a triple slot graphics card. So this graphics card in particular is not the newest one on the market, but it is a Titan Zed. So it's a triple slot card and it's ridiculously fast. Below that there is also a 120mm radiator on the back fan slot. That is only compatible with 120mm fans. In the front you can have two 120mm fans, one 140mm fan, or one 180mm fan. The bottom of the case supports generally any length ATX power supply you could want. And in the back for storage trays, you have two 2.5 inch SSD trays that have captive thumb screws on them. One spot for a 3.5 inch drive, or if you take that out, you have two more spots for 2.5 inch drives. The case has three dark acrylic panels, one on each side, and then one on the top as well. And the rest of it is made up of this dark aluminum that you're probably familiar with from their Blade line of laptops. The front of the case has the same grill-like look that you may have seen from the Core as well. And then there's tons of Razer lighting and logos all over the place. So it says Razer on the side of the power supply basement. It has underglow in green, which is just completely Razer. The power button is lit up with a green ring around it. The USB ports are green. The front of the case has a light-up green Triple Snake logo. So if you really like Razer, it's everywhere. The previously mentioned side panels are also tool-less. So there's a spot on the back of the case, which is actually probably facing you right now, where you can hook your hand behind and pull one side of it off. And then the second side comes off relatively easily. I was originally trying to take both sides off at once. Just start with the one. It's better. So if you want a small ITX system but not too small, and you want to be able to do stuff like water cool and have a whole bunch of different drives and all that kind of stuff, maybe the Cube is for you. Let me know in the comments down below. And thank you to Razer for sending us here to PAXOS 2016. Check out the description down below for a link that you can enter for a giveaway for two different laptops. I'm going to send you down there. They're Razer laptops. They're pretty badass. But you might as well go check that out. That is in collaboration with Razer, because we just passed three million subscribers, which is freaking awesome. So go check that out. They have custom art on them from Edzel Yago back home. And yeah, they're cool. We'll see you next time. Stay subscribed to Line of Sectives for all the rest of our PAX West 2016 content.