welcome to the Intel Booth where they've got the extreme rig challenge
competitors showing off their extreme rigs this must be the first video I'm
doing at the show cuz I clearly haven't lost my voice yet we're going to
highlight the top three for you guys starting with this little beauty from
origin PC behind me so in terms of
hardware specs it's got a core i7 6950x
I mean big surprise we're in the Intel Booth what else were they going to put in there it's got a rampage 5 10 Edition
10th anniversary Rog board it's got 32
gigs of RAM dual 1080s I mean I guess they could have had more RAM and they
could have had Titan X's but the budget for the cool paint job had to come from
somewhere I guess and other than that well we can't see a whole lot through
the window on this side but
wait what about the window on this side what the hell is that they put another
computer in there so they've got a 6700k they've got a Maximus whatever I
think it's eight whatever generation we're on Jean they've got another 16
gigs of RAM and they've got a couple of Elgato hd60 Pro capture cards as well as
an Intel 750 series SSD yes my friends this in the same size
as a regular tower case has two computers and they made some really cool
modifications to make this happen so for
one thing they had to completely change up the back panel of the case second in
order to run two separate water cooling systems each with their own Radiator in
the basement they had to actually modify a bay Reservoir to have a partition down
the middle so that they could run them completely separately they had to build
this entire system in a lowprofile manner and they had to do it beautifully
because this is the extreme rig challenge so those hd60 Pros are
actually using PCI Express risers that they're hiding with this origin PC logo
that's custom done in acrylic and the same goes for this Intel 750 series SSD
now in terms of the rest of the storage this is pretty cool they've actually got
two separate hot swap Bays one for the
gaming system one for the capture system so the idea behind the system is if
you're a professional streamer you have all the gaming PC and all the capture PC
you could possibly need in a single Tower oh and it has RGB
lighting all right next up we've got a system from cyber power here that's
targeting the uh people who think their PC needs like hydraulic you know bouncy
suspension am I right yeah man yeah so
this is the Cyber power PC Lux series it
features an Intel Core i 769 50x extreme
Edition surprise surprise 64 gigs of RAM
dual GTX 1080s in SLI gigabytes new
design air series x99 motherboard and of
course the inwin h tower case the only
case on the planet and maybe it's for
good reason that can do
this it closes it opens it slices it
dices and you guys might be sitting there wondering well what did they
actually do cuz that's just an off-the-shelf case well they added LED
lighting effects and they water cooled
it and even cooler than that and even
quite frankly this is not a nice thing to say but quite frankly it's kind of
shoddily done they've got freaking light
tape in here I have never seen that in a PC mod and I really like the direction
they're going with it now the cuts were pretty much done by hand with like
pencil marks to line them up as far as I can tell but with a CNC they figure they
could do it pretty cleanly and it's got this really neat subtle glow effect like
you might see in like an exit strip on an airplane or
a theater you actually can't tell from the lighting in the booth until I turn
it off that it's illuminated pretty
freaking cool right they've also got a custom vinyl wrap around it as well as
you know and I was kind of giving them a hard time about not doing anything it's a really tasteful Hardline water cooling
job that they've done in here so uh check them out remember these are all
entries in the extreme ring challenge or at least these two were the next one's
not our last system actually isn't part
of the extreme rig challenge but this thing is so freaking cool I can't look
away from it it's got a I don't know probably a 6950x it looks like probably
64 gigs of some kind of memory it's got
an ASUS tough series white motherboard some cool water cooling I by power built
it apparently or we're not sure because the sticker keeps coming off so I'm not
going to stress out too much about that it's an NZXT Phantom case it's got some
ASUS graphics card in it with a mirror on the back so it looks really cool and
and uh finally there's an Intel SSD in the bottom but no no no no no no this is
so cool this is the coolest side panel window I've ever seen let me look at
that like inklot effect I was like how did they do this when I first came over
and I saw this and I saw this like I thought it was like a tube of like black
ink and there was like water in there or some no it turns out this is
actually a transparent display that costs about $1,000 from some company in
China no one could actually tell me where it was where it was actually from
and it runs as a third monitor on this
computer so this is actually a video that's playing I don't know the specs of
it because I can't look up the some company from China website thank you
everyone for helping me out here but it looks to be about a 1280 by 1024 kind of
resolution like it looks pretty darn good as long as you don't get too close
to it and just to and and this this blew
my mind it is not black and white which I tested by putting this tasteful color
picture on it see look look at this look
at that guy I mean if you could have a side panel that you could put that
picture on wouldn't you I sure would so
thanks for checking out our top three rigs here at the Intel booth at PS West
20 whatever year it is don't forget to check out the rest of our PS content
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