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PC system manufacturers like MSI and Gigabyte have released some fantastic

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small form factor gaming machines in the last couple of years but they all have

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the same disadvantage nonstandard and in many

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cases non upgradable components no you

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have to leave it to the hardcore enthusiasts Pioneers like Lucas diacon

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to break free from what has become the

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way to build a small form factor gaming

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rig ITX motherboards with a single

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graphics card are out natx motherboards

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with dual graphics cards are in oh and

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did I mention that this thing is liquid cooled and under 15 L making it only

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slightly bigger than the corser one so

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strap on my friends cuz this going to be

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good

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Synergy allows you to share your mouse and keyboard between multiple computers

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at once check it out now at the link in the video

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description I feel like we should start with one small problem project orthis

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named for the mythological Greek two-headed dog is not for sale yet this

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one was actually built by our friends at Proto case they do great work the rack

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mount gaming case they built for me is still going strong so it's no surprise

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then that Lucas went to them with his

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incredible design and they got to work

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every component was laser cut inhouse

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the front panel details and rear IO not to mention the badass front logo were

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milled out the radiator holder was routered out the mother motherboard tray

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and SSD holder were bent they pressed in

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all the rivets standoffs and threaded nuts routered the side panel and put the

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whole thing together with a beautiful coat of their Proto Legacy black powder

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coating a couple revisions of that and

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this is what landed on our doorstep

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still some assembly required though am I right we actually needed two care

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packages to assemble our case the one from protoc case that was unidentifiable

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as a case other than the main chassis frame and one from Lucas himself that

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included among other things a server power supply with custom rerouted 12volt

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rails to support our dual graphics cards

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and custom shorter cables I mean this thing is already way too cool we haven't

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even assembled it yet yours would of course come in a much more finished

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State though so we're going to fast forward to System Assembly front IO was

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pretty straightforward dual USB 2 and

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dual USB 3 with HDMI pass through for VR

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and a dope ass capacitive power button

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are nice extras then it was time to move

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on to core components we chose an Intel

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Core i7 6900k for maximum PCIe bandwidth for the

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two PCI Express 16x slots on our ASUS

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x99m WS motherboard and I'm pretty sure

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the Ws stands for West SED cuz this thing is awesome we added a sprinkling

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of Corsair Vengeance RGB memory on the side for maximum FPS and our 20040 mm

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AIO goes in next but due to width

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limitations there is a mere 55 mm of

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height available for the CPU block which

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is why we ended up using using an older generation Corsair

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h100i all right we're getting close now let's pop the graphics cards in the

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design comes with brackets to fit a pair of 2 and 1/2 in drives on the

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motherboard side and a 3 and 1/2 in drive plus another 2 and 1/2 in to

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piggyback on top in the second graphics card tray if you're not using it but we

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are using it for twin GTX 1080 TI

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Founders editions so there will be no junk in the backside for us these

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shielded PCI Express risers go in now

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note that one of them is actually more narrow than the other in order for the

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SLI Bridges to fit then we install the

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cards themselves it is a bit tricky as

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the bottom card needs to be installed first then have its custom spliced and

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extended SLI Bridges connected wrapped behind the tray and then powered up the

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extra length of the SLI cables actually enables them to be hidden behind the

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cards so you can show them off in their full SLI Glory now that the key

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components are together it's time to Spruce the machine up with mucho RGB and

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tidier cabling H looks like a fun task

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in such a tiny case let's uh summon the

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comrade ah well that looked pretty easy

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now let's check her out all tidied up and in her maximum RGB Glory ladies and

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gents project orthis revision

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3 so from an idea to a 3D model to the

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lowest displacement chassis to be able to run GTX 1080 TI

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SLI I don't think anything could have prepared me for something this

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breathtakingly nerdalicious and the performance is shocking it's

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really not that far off having these components on an open test bench and is

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basically identical to having them in a

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fullsize chassis in fact for the card

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that would normally be suffocating in the top PCIe slot it's even better there

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is still some more work to be done our Aussie friend cannot hand wire and paint

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every power supply for orthus buyers and

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I think if we were to do another project with this case we'd probably reverse the

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front fans to keep from recycling hot air and uh maybe make use of the

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included Reservoir Mount for a custom water loop but uh we'll save that for

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another time for now for all intents and purposes mission accomplished you could

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even say that uh now that's not a gaming

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rig that's a gaming rig so a huge shout out to Lucas and

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protocase for allowing us to be the first to make a video on this amazing

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case and also for sending us another one

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when we lost the first one you can follow this Project's future development

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at the link in the video description or on Twitter at luk

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dornc do you suffer from the incredibly first world problem of having far too

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many computers to keep track of which keyboard and mouse goes with which well

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actually I'm being factious because that can be a real problem maybe you have a

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development station and a gaming station or a PC and a Mac well Synergy allows

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you to share one Mouse and one keyboard between all of them so you will no

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longer get confused and it all happens amazingly seamlessly they offer a basic

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and a pro option with a onetime payment for Lifetime access and features include

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aside from from just being able to move the mouse across screens like you

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wouldn't even believe clipboard sharing dragging and dropping files the ability

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to set up hot keys and more use our Link

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in the video description to get 50% off of synergy

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today so thanks for watching guys if you dislike this video you can hit that

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internal components are available for purchase where to buy the stuff we featured at the link in the video

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description also down there is our merch store which has cool shirts like this

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