The fun goes on! Win with SFF Network's post-CES giveaway

Well, CES 2017 may be officially over, but we loved it so much we'd like the festivities to continue. To this end, we'd like to announce a quick giveaway!

Up for grabs are two Reeven CPU coolers that have graced our testbench - the Reeven Steropes and the Reeven Vanxie.

All you need to do to enter is to post in this forum thread with a quick comment as to what your favorite product seen at CES 2017 was, and you're in the draw to win one of the coolers.

Competition is open to users worldwide (except where prohibited). Prize will be drawn on 21st January at 8PM NZST by random selection using Random.org. The first name drawn will have their pick of prizes, the second name drawn will win the remaining cooler. Any taxes, duties or tariffs are the responsibility of the winner. Postage will be covered by Minutiae LLC (SmallFormFactor.net)

 

[cadiguno]

Definitely AMD Ryzen. It's about time the high-end CPU market gets some competition, and I have high hopes they can give Intel's monopoly a bit of a shake-up.

 

[confusis]

My favourite was the Silverstone TFX PSU. Very unexpected.

(Yes, I know I can't win here, in fact, the coolers are being shipped by me from SFFn's New Zealand office!)

 

[ricochet]

Definitely a tie between HDPLEX's 160W ATX Direct-Plug and Tt's copper bottomed Engine 37.

Please do not consider me for the giveaway.

 

[10101001010101011]

The small ASRock boards look interesting!

 

[Rubricae]

Definitely excited for ASRock's Deskmini GTX - really awesome concept and interested in playing around with it in the future!

 

[Rysen]

My favorite product this CES was Vega gpu. I can't wait to see a gpu that can give the 1080 some competition and finally takes advantage of disk space rather than memory. Specially now that ssd are becoming faster and faster.

 

[1461748123]

The most exciting stuff must be the 1080 mini

 

[Teazzie]

Kinetic coolers from Tt is interesting one, especialy Engine-bigger-one

 

[Dedaciai]

I like a lot of the SFF stuff, but I'm in need of a new gaming monitor so I'd have to go with the new HDR G-Sync monitors from Asus and Acer. Thanks!

 

[W0mpRat]

I really liked the mini 1080 and the aesthetics of the ASUS STRIX ITX board.

 

[Cbinvb]

I think AMD's Vega and Ryzen display was really cool I can't wait to see how it upsets the market.

 

[3lfk1ng]

Obviously I'm not eligible but I want to chime in and add the liquid-cooled Lenovo VR Backpack.

While the idea of a strapping a computer to my back isn't remotely appealing to me (no matter the size) the fact that they crammed liquid cooling and an rx480 into such a small computer that gets 1.5hours of battery life is pretty impressive.

 

[LocoMoto]

What I loved seeing from CES were multiple M.2 slotted motherboards even at the mitx size!
But really, there was just a ton of low volume stuff to love at CES...

> Not here to enter the giveaway <

 

[3lfk1ng]

It only looks like their was a lot because that was our singular focus for CES coverage. You wouldn't believe how many computers were larger than a 60" television, just ask @||| , haha

A majority of my conversations with representatives where spent trying to convince/educate on the SFF life because the cases they where showcasing where "incorrectly sized".

 

[|||]

Ha, yeah! Thermaltake had one with winged extensions on both sides to hold radiators. But in fairness to the wall-mounted PC's out there, the wall-mount does allow for the the PC to be put in some space that would otherwise be underutilized and allow you to use your space more efficiently. But, they also do not need to stick out over a foot from the wall and require reinforced mountings, either. But the rest of the monster cases...yeah, they were completely ridiculous.

 

[LocoMoto]

It only looks like their was a lot because that was our singular focus for CES coverage. You wouldn't believe how many computers were larger than a 60" television, just ask @||| , haha.

A ton is still a ton, even if it's not the remaining 555 ton.

 

[Smallform Gaming]

Although it has been stated previously... 1080 mini is most exciting. Needs to be more than one brand offering it now.

 

[REXTON]

All the Z270I motherboards!

 

[h_tylr]

sounds strange, but I really liked the mf 120 frame-less fans from Deepcool. The futuristic look makes me almost want to theme a scratch build around them...

 

[3lfk1ng]

Oh yea! Those DeepCool fans were really slick. I loved the aluminum frame and how even the lighting was on the lightbars.