Cooler Master Intros Master Gel Series Thermal Compounds
 
http://www.techpowerup.com/223063/cooler-master-intros-master-gel-series-thermal-compounds
 

Cooler Master Intros the MasterAir Series CPU Air Coolers
 
http://www.techpowerup.com/223065/cooler-master-intros-the-masterair-series-cpu-air-coolers
 

 

 

Cooler Master AIO MasterLiquid Pro Series Detailed
 
http://www.techpowerup.com/223069/cooler-master-aio-masterliquid-pro-series-detailed
 

 

Ozone RAGE Z50, Z50 Glow, and RAGE Z90 Gaming Headsets Pictured
 
http://www.techpowerup.com/223073/ozone-rage-z50-z50-glow-and-rage-z90-gaming-headsets-pictured
 

 

 

Maxiotek New SSD Controllers Detailed
 
http://www.techpowerup.com/223076/maxiotek-new-ssd-controllers-detailed
 

Reeven Also Intros the Zephyros RGB LED Fan
 
http://www.techpowerup.com/223078/reeven-also-intros-the-zephyros-rgb-led-fan
 

In Win X-Frame 2.0 Pictured
 
http://www.techpowerup.com/223082/in-win-x-frame-2-0-pictured
 

In Win Signature S-Series 1065W PSU Pictured
 
http://www.techpowerup.com/223084/in-win-signature-s-series-1065w-psu-pictured
 

SeaSonic TFX 350W Power Supply Pictured
 
http://www.techpowerup.com/223088/seasonic-tfx-350w-power-supply-pictured
 

New AORUS X7 Pro Model Features Dual GeForce GTX 1080M GPUs, 4K Display And Better Cooling
 
http://www.nextpowerup.com/news/28396/new-aorus-x7-pro-model-features-dual-geforce-gtx-1080m-gpus-4k-display-and-better-cooling/
 

Streacom Announces the DB4 Chassis
 
http://www.techpowerup.com/223103/streacom-announces-the-db4-chassis
 

 

Be Quiet! Silent Loop Series AIO Liquid CPU Coolers Revisited
 
http://www.techpowerup.com/223108/be-quiet-silent-loop-series-aio-liquid-cpu-coolers-revisited
 

Be Quiet! Unveils the Dark Base 900 Chassis with Reversible MB Tray
 
http://www.techpowerup.com/223111/be-quiet-unveils-the-dark-base-900-chassis-with-reversible-mb-tray
 

 

rjohnson11
Cryorig Unveils the Ola Cylindrical Chassis 
http://www.techpowerup.com/223114/cryorig-unveils-the-ola-cylindrical-chassis 

You know, this whole time from my last EVGA X58 rig up until now, I wanted a miniITX board, mainly for the size and I never used the extra slots of my X58 board.  But at the last minute, when I upgraded to Skylake, I went for an EVGA Z170 FTW, a full ATX.  I think I did it for the M.2 slot.  I figured I'll do Win10 someday and I'll do it in style.  So I'm happy-- except for the form factor I choose.


Lately, and even while I had my build fantasies over the years, I REALLY LIKE these trash-can shaped chassis'; they appeal to me, minimalistic and simple.  But while it would have been easier with a miniITX, the truth is, if I build a square bin that was 6.8" x 6.8" from the top, the diagonal can fit a regular ATX.  It could still work; of course, I'd need a riser ribbon for the graphics card, and maybe I can still use the other slots for something, whereas I wouldn't be able with a miniITX.  I don't know, I'll be getting a new job in a month or so, maybe I'll have enough money to do something special.  I think I deserve it after waiting all this time.

rjohnson11
In Win Signature S-Series 1065W PSU Pictured
 
http://www.techpowerup.com/223084/in-win-signature-s-series-1065w-psu-pictured
 

Looks like In Win have very nice team of designers and engineer.
Transparent PSU with visible interior could become standard in next years.
PSU is every hardware where you see mess if you open him. EVGA have maybe and nicest PSU interior for now.
Maybe some manufacturers could done something about that and to offer transparent PSU with nicer details.
For that they will need 2-3 years, for now In Win is first.