This one has the window up top as well.. it's really quite nice. The case has not disappointed us so far.

My understanding is the only safe place to sit relative to a Portal Turret is behind it..

Oh, you mean at Dreamhack Austin? We're actually trying to figure that out for certain. We thought were near an entrance to the BYOC area, but that may not be the case. We'll try to post an update with where to find us in case anyone wants to meet up.

Thanks -- hope you enjoy it!

The MP500 is an NVME drive, so it can perform quite a bit faster than SATA based SSDs.

It hasn't happened yet.. still 1.5 hours away. But we will definitely update the post with links to the archive once they are available for folks who aren't able to watch live.

As noted elsewhere in the thread, it's a new case that you'll likely see in a lot of content from different people. For the other parts, we ordered those weeks ahead of the stream, as I'm sure TechSource did ahead of their video, so any overlap is coincidental on both parties.

The only time lapses we do at this time are for our cable management videos. For our main build videos, our goal is to treat it more like a tutorial to help builders (both new and seasoned) see the components up close and how they are put together. Thanks for the feedback!

It's in the works. We built this the afternoon before Dreamhack and just haven't had a chance to get it setup for photos and run the rest of the benchmarks since we got back. (Dreamhack takes it's toll!) We'll get it up soon and I'll update the post above.

Performance when we used it at Dreamhack was great. We're a bit behind on doing so, but we'll post some benchmarks with a completed build soon.

If you mean copied as in planned-independently-weeks-ago-and-coordinated-with-manufacturers-for-new-release-hardware then sure!

Great minds think alike?

Manufacturers (such as BitFenix in this case) provide new products at or near their launch to many outlets to help promote that new product with reviews and build videos, so that's why the case would show up a fair amount right now.

We planned our build weeks in advance, as I'm sure others did in order to get the complete part list together in time to film. We also did 4 ITX builds over the past month getting ready for DreamHack. In the world of mITX, you are often selecting from more limited options compared to mATX and ATX, so you're likely to see some reasonable amount of overlap in part selection (especially if you are trying to match a particular aesthetic).

world game

I thought its a portal gun

I like to be prepared.