 Thank you to TunnelBear for sponsoring this video at CES 2018. TunnelBear makes very easy to use privacy apps for the internet so that you can enjoy a more open internet. To try it out for free go to tunnelbear.com slash LTT. We're here at Thermaltake checking out their View 37 case. First thing you're going to notice, other than that it just looks amazing in its current configuration at CES, is these huge 200 millimeter fans behind the acrylic in the front of the case. This won't come with the case, the standard or the upgraded RGB version, but you'll be able to add them yourself. If you want to have a different configuration than these 200 millimeter fans, up in the front you can have up to three 120 millimeter fans or two 140 millimeter fans. Moving inside the case from there you can see this awesome radiator that's mounted on the right hand side. You could set up this current configuration with three 120 millimeter fans or go down to two or one. And then in the back there's a 140 millimeter fan placed there currently. That should come with both versions of the case that you could buy, but it would be a different fan than the one that's currently in here. But you could tone that down to 120 if you wanted. In terms of where all these crazy fans are going to actually breathe from, because you see this huge acrylic panel on the front and this nice curved acrylic panel on the side, the front ones will breathe in through the side. There's grills along there, they're fairly large, that won't give them the most amount of airflow, but it is a huge amount of fans that you can mount there, so it should breathe pretty okay. And this radiator placement just on the inside of the case should be able to breathe super easily, as it has its own cutout in the back. So the huge fans in the front are able to feed both the back fan and the radiator fans that are just mounted on the inside. And just in front of the power supply, if you do go with the vertical GPU mount, you can see here in this current configuration that they have the pump and the reservoir mounted very nicely right behind there, so you can have a whole bunch of really tight, nice water cooling setups like they have with their hardline. In terms of front I.O., they have an RGB button for changing color modes. They have two USB 3 ports, two USB 2 ports, headphone and microphone jacks, a power button, and an activity LED. So if you think that setup looked great and you want to emulate something like that, or do something in another case, whatever brand it may be, you could pick up one of their water cooling kits. If you're worried about doing water cooling, if maybe it's your first time and you want everything handled for you, you can pick up anything in their range right here. They have an M240, which is a 240mm rad, and it's more a little bit simple compared to the other ones. There's no crazy RGB or anything going on there. You can move up to an M360, which has more RGB going on. It's a 360 radiator. It's a little bit more full featured. And then if you want to go absolutely crazy with a radiator that has RGB on it, with a water block that has RGB on it, with a reservoir that has RGB on it, just full balls to the wall, and even more fittings. All of these come with right angle fittings too, which is cool. You're going to be set up for hardline water cooling in pretty much whatever situation you're going to have, and it will all be taken care of for you. I know hardline is a little bit of a scary thing for some people to get into, so this setup will help you get started in that scary arena of water cooling at all, and the advanced difficulty of hardline. And more in that vein, all of these kits come with clear liquid, but if you want to change the color of the liquid, you could pick up one of Thermaltake's different various colored dyes, or use really any dye for that matter. Speaking of making things easier, you can use TunnelBear to create a VPN for you, and it's all simple. You don't have to do any router settings, you don't have to do any firewall settings, you just turn on the app, the bear tunnels you to whatever server location you want, and it's all done. It's all handled. Your privacy is secure. It'll help protect you against people that are trying to profit off of your data, because it will protect from that. And, did I mention, it's free. Go to tunnelbear.com.l-slash-l-t-t, and they'll take care of it for you. If you like this video, like it. If you dislike this video, dislike it. Get subscribed to see all the rest of our CES content, and I'll see you around. Cool.