 FreshBooks is the number one cloud accounting software custom-built for the way that you want to work. For your free unrestricted 30-day trial go to freshbooks.com slash Linus CES. And speaking of number one, this is my favorite case of the show so far. It has such beautiful steel that I thought it was aluminum for like a while. Then there's tempered glass on the front and on the side. This front is a really cool custom reservoir by Der Bauer who worked in collaboration on this case. But the one that you get if you buy it will show up as a clean tempered glass clear front panel. Okay, but why is it that special? Well the price if you get it with no fans is $129.99. And if you get it with three RGB fans with aluminum frames it's $159.99. All the panels on this case are tool-less although to remove them you'll have to remove the top one first. It has two captive thumb screws on the back. Then you can just slide it back and lift it right off. For now we're gonna remove the back panel. This guy has two big mesh filtered breathing holes. This one on the left here is for the radiator that could be attached to the three fans that are in the front. And this one on the right hand side is for your power supply and your hard drives. But the power supply and hard drive positions can switch around and be changed. So you could have two power supplies in here if you wished and you took away this hard drive mounting location. Or like I'll expect most people have it configured is like it is now or with these positions swapped. Now this hard drive bay you can access them through the back through this little panel that's back here. It's just one more thumb screw which can be tool-lessly removed and then you can actually slide out the trays through the back so everything is nicely accessible. While we're back here I'd like to draw attention to this large plate in the middle. You can mount one 3.5 inch drive up here or one 2.5 inch drive and a little bit lower down you can mount also another 2.5 inch drive. Those drives would go on the inside so you can actually close the case. But you can remove the plate with the two screws up here or one screw down here in order to mount those drives before you put it inside and it doubles as a way to hide your potential cable mess if you decided to be a little bit lazy. In terms of front I.O. you have a power button, two USB 3 type A ports, a headphone and microphone jack and USB type C port and that is all mounted onto a brushed aluminum plate which is great because all the areas that you're really gonna be focusing on when you look at this case the front and the inside are covered by tempered glass and aluminum. I mentioned earlier how you could buy the O11 Dynamic with three RGB fans included. That brings us to their update of their Bora line of fans. We're gonna start with the Bora Plus 120. A three kit of these with their addressable RGB version which you can control through their custom software with a whole bunch of different lighting modes including CPU usage levels, CPU temperature levels, drive temperatures and a ton of other stuff is $99 for the three fan kit and the controller. Now if you step down from there get the same three awesome fans but it's you it's managed by an external physical controller that's $69.99 for the three fans and the controller and then if you step down from there again we're not going to low end fans we're just going to a step down from the Bora Plus. You get what I'm going to call and they've been kind of saying around here the Bora Lite but that is not the official name for it and that's this guy. I actually personally to possibly their dismay think that it might look better because the RGBs on the inside the LEDs I should say on the inside are actually hidden by the middle sticker and it looks like the fan is just glowing from nothing which I think is really cool. That is managed by your motherboard through just a simple PWM connector and is $39 for three of them. The O11 Dynamic and the new Bora fans are both cheaper than I expected much more affordable than I expected. I thought this case was going to be closer to $200-$250. Speaking of affordability and managing money FreshBooks is the number one cloud accounting software so if you need to manage your invoices create invoices in 30 seconds or less see if your customers have seen your invoices or not take online payments all that easy to use kind of stuff so you can actually focus on running your business and doing things like building computers or making terrible terribles segues into sponsor spots you can actually just run FreshBooks and your whole life will be more simple. Go to freshbooks.com forward slash Linus CES and enter Linus Tech Tips in the how did you hear about us section for your free unrestricted 30 day trial if you like this video like it if you dislike this video dislike it stay subscribed to see all the rest of our CES content and I will try to make my sponsor spot a little bit better segue next time