The first thing I got to see, when I walked into the suite, was the Guinness world record 
iBUYPOWER, AMD-powered overclocked machine. It’s going to become the basis for a limited edition run of around 1000 with the same specs but without all of the overclocking because that required liquid nitrogen. This will appeal to the super-high-end PC gamers who have a good deal of cash to burn. The cases will be a deep red and laser etched on the side is the iBP sabertooth which has a sort of smoke-like appearance.
After that I got over to the new Erebus GT, a smaller version of the Erebus. This is for those who only need a mid-tower and it makes shipping far easier. There are three radiators with 140mm fans which means mega cooling. The overall case is smaller so it doesn’t require a pallet to ship. It’s also cheaper and slimmer. The Erebus GT is designed for those who need good cooling and space but not the monster case that the Erebus is (which had a 4x120mm fan setup on the top). The case is smaller in every dimension and weight than the original. Set to be available in Q1. The Erebus GT also has some fins on the top which push the airflow to the back of the machine and it comes with a windowed side panel that has a frosted clear window with iBUYPOWER at the bottom of the window and Erebus GT at the top. Overall the design of the case itself is sleek, clean and modern.
