 Thank you to dbrand for making CES 2017 possible for us this year. Check them out in the link down below. This is the Eventum 3. It is beautiful, it is huge, is incredibly powerful, and I'm not talking about it today. Today, I'm gonna be talking about Project Medina. This is a prototype case, so it's not completely ready. There's some things that will be changing. I've tried to throw in my two cents for what they can do, and there's a couple things that they already had on the block. In its current configuration, it has an ASUS Z270 Strix board, an i7-7700K, two GTX 1080s, 32 gigs of Corsair Dominator RAM, some Thermaltake ring fans, and a whole bunch of EK water cooling. But if you don't go for like fully to the tilt builds, you can get this one down to about 1500 or even maybe below with this same chassis. In terms of cooling, all that awesome gear, you can configure it to have up to a 3x120 or 3x140 in the top, and in the front, you can get a 2x120 or 2x140. This current configuration is using both. As you can see, there's already a ton of lighting and RGB zones and all that awesomeness, but they're gonna have a new lighting controller on the way, which will add more zones, including like the digital Storm logo just on the inside of the case, and I'm hoping the SSD bay in the back, and maybe even some more. We'll just have to wait and see. Speaking of that SSD area on the right side of the case, it's an interesting idea when compared to some people that are revealing the whole right side of the case, but then you've got some messy cables and stuff. This just puts your beautiful SSDs on display for the world to see. In terms of I.O. on the top, you have wonderful power and reset switches. I don't know if these are vandal switches specifically, but they feel great. On the other side, you have a full-size SD card reader and a micro SD card reader, which I'm sure the editors here would enjoy, headphone and microphone jacks, two USB 3.1 Gen 1 Type A ports, one USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type C ports, those names get fairly long, and an HDMI 2.0 port if you want to plug VR headsets up into the top instead of on the back of your case. If you are interested in configuring your own version of Project Medina, check out Digital Storm's website in fall of this year. Thank you to our dank sponsor dbrand for bringing us to CES 2017 this year. They have a ton of different options for skins for your devices, like my Pixel right now that has their marble skin on it. Also, all of our laptops that we got for Christmas, all the razor blades, all have different configurations of skins on there. If you want to make it your own, similar to how you might configure one of these computers, you can go to dbrand's website and configure your own skin layout for your own device. Check them out in the link in the description down below.