 Linus Tech Tips coverage of Computex 2013 is powered by Western Digital. Our trusted gaming gear partner is Corsair Vengeance, and our trusted retail partner is NCIX.com. Alright guys, I'm here at the Ninoxia booth, and we are here to check out the Deep Silence 6. This has a bunch of cool features, and just lead us off. Yes, we'll start in the front where you can see, and at the top you open the door to the right side with 4x ODD. You do have 2 channel fan control here for 3 fans each. Reset button, that's needed. Nice and hidden away, which is good. We do have in the bottom, the bottom door, you have 2x 140mm fans, which just open like this. And the really, really cool thing about these is, as you can see, you just pop open, and then you can slide out a filter. So you can keep these and clean them very, very easily, slide that back in right here. And then... No screws needed for the fans, because you just attach... You just click them in right there. So as you can see right here, they can click out, and click back in really easily. So really, really easy to install your fans, really, really easy to clean the filter. That's awesome, it can just click back in like that, and you're good to go. So that's awesome for maintenance and original installation. Yeah, furthermore, you expect somewhere the I.O. panel, which is hidden here. You got 4x USB 3.0, HD audio for sure, and 2x USB 2.0. This is very nice because of really, really large motherboards, will come with dual USB 3.0 headers, and Haswell motherboards now, Z87 chipsets are often coming with dual USB 3.0 headers. So it's nice to have the support up here, and it's nice that it hides away. You don't have to really see it all the time, which is actually kind of awesome. Now, my favorite part by far, if we can turn this a little bit... Do-do-do-do-do... Favorite part by far is this slider right here. Yes, this slider is based on the Air Chimney from the Deep Silence 1, but this is the advanced or improved one, because if you look at the fans of this radiator, they are not turning now. But if you open the roof, the fans will start spinning. Once you close it again, they will stop. On this case, we have 360 radiator in the top, a very thick one, I think it's 54 millimeters. We do have three fans on top, three fans below. So six fans running on those, you can adjust by the fan speed. We do have 280 millimeters radiator here, with the two fans we saw before, two fans at the other cage, inside, and two more here. So we're talking about 12 fans already in the system. 12 fans, tons of fan controller at the top. The fan controller links into a PCB that runs this fancy mechanism here that will turn off and on the fans, which is awesome, because if you're going to start gaming, if you're going to start benchmarking, if you're going to start doing something crazy, you can open it up, like that, the fans will turn on. But if you're just doing office work, listening to music with open headphones, doing anything like that where you want your computer to be very quiet, you can just close it up really nice and easily, turns off the fans, it's awesome. If you're water cooling with a massive radiator like that, you probably don't need the fans running all the time if you're just doing very low-end stuff anyways, so that's very cool. As you can see, we do have a lot of space in here, that's why we show the four BGA cards and an XL ATX motherboard. If you don't use a radiator on the hard disk cage, you can get another base for hard drives and you can build up to 21 hard drives into this case. So you just have all the hard drives in existence, I know I've said that already today, but holy crap, that's kind of insane. You can run the biggest raid you could ever need for a personal house user in here, you almost don't even need your own server at that point, even if you have insane amounts of media. So that's awesome, very cool, throwing a raid card in there, I'd suggest if you're going to have that many hard drives, because plugging that into a motherboard is not really going to be that great. What might be very important for many of you is to get the cables away from the side. So if you do look in here, we do have about 2.5 cm space in this. I can very easily fit my fingers in there and curl them a bit, so there's tons and tons of space. I know we can't get into the camera very easily right now, but trust me, there's a ton of space back there. That's awesome, do you want to cover this a little bit? This is still under progression, so we're working on it. I tried, I guess. We're going to move on, we'll show you some more cases in the Ninoxia booth. Comment what you think about this, it's really, really cool. Alright guys, still in the Ninoxia booth, we've got an unnamed case here actually. It houses a subwoofer on the inside, which is kind of different coming from Ninoxia. No, I'm kidding, it just looks like home theater equipment, and it looks like a subwoofer in my opinion, so I just wanted to throw that terrible joke out there for you. What do you have to say about this case? The special on this case is, oops, it falls off easily, no. The special in this case is you can put on long power supplies, strong power supplies, you can use long VGA cards. We're talking about mini-ITX and not micro or normal ATX. You can fit in here 280 millimeters radiator in the front and into the top. I don't know any other case who can do this. If not 280, you can use 240 for sure, 240 as well there. And if you turn it around and see very small things here, you can take out this hard drive cage, install the hard drives, put it back in. You can do the same on the motherboard tray. Just look at this screw, take it out, install the system, put it back in. That's very nice for these small cases because installing hard drives in a case this small can be really difficult. Installing a motherboard in a case this small can be really difficult. So it's nice to be able to pull it out, install it easily and throw it back in. Another thing to note here real quick is that just on the back, the power supply right now, it's a sample, it's not named, all that kind of stuff. This is very new. I'm very happy that they're showing it to me. The power supply will be able to be rear mounted. So you don't actually have to try and bring it in on the side here. You can just put a bracket on it, slide it in from the back and screw it in. You're good to go. So that's actually great. Is there anything else you had special about this case? Yes, if you use a radiator in the top, you have to exchange the top panel design to a mesh design. Right, so that it can actually breathe, so the radiator can breathe it off. Yes, the same you will have on the side panel, which just fall off. You can choose whether to use the mesh function or the close function we do have now on the top. So you will have a very silent system or an airflow system just as you want to have. Right. So this side panel that we have right here will be solid like the top is, or you can put this mesh on it if you're going to mount something there if you want just more airflow at all. But if you want it solid, it'll be much quieter, which is great. Thanks for showing us this case. Thanks for watching all of our Ninoxia content. 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