Newegg DIY Garage: MSI Aegis Barebone System

Meet the Aegis: The next generation gaming barebone desktop PC. Designed from scratch and built from the ground up, the Aegis is the perfect platform to build your next gaming powerhouse. Check out the video for more info!

Intel 6th Generation CPU
sku: 56-167-135

Intel B150 Chipset
sku: 56-167-124

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- Credits -
Special Guest: Eugene from MSI
Presenter: Carey Holzman
Camera: Noah
Producer: Nick Lyon
Post-Production: Kejah Murray

[cman]

I love how he spoon feeds the presenter to give out specs

[six]

I don't think Cary was scripted in this video, which is great!! Cary sounds much more authentic when he isn't told to read off a script!!

[chrisb]

If you are too scared to build Your own rig just watch Careys video and you wont be anymore

[mellomob]

The only reason I'd shell out the cash for this thing is for the looks. I personally feel it looks better than standard cases.

[sgtcojonez]

he is awesome! I'm not even interested in buying a new system but I found this video very informative and interesting.

[theodorevaj]

wow! This is one awesome looking tower system. I wonder if this tower will support ATX or EX-ATX motherboard that I can swap out with.

[SuperFredAZ]

The main issue for me would be replacing certain parts, for example, a power supply. You'd only be able to buy from MSI. The B150 isn't exactly a gamer's motherboard. We don't know if the mb is standard form factor. There are nice small form factor cases such as NZXT Manta that can use standard parts, such as mini ITX, and ATX power supplies. This might be suitable as a first "build" for someone, but not if they are into keeping a system going and salvaging many parts from system to system.

[AzidCast]

Im interested in this PC but the only thing that is holding me back is what happens when something breaks down.. for example the Power supply.. were would i find a replacement?

[DaveMcAnulty]

If you're using an ssd, the most likely component to fail these days is the (drumroll) power supply.
Have fun finding a replacement for that proprietary thing in a year or two.

[AntsTech]

great video, i would love to see a video about the heat output and how well it can keep thermals under control.

[Yantonio]

so amazing video, best case review EVER--- praps! ...and that case MSI looks AMAZIGN!!!! ....so far, lovin it

[scottallen]

Can the power supply be replaced with a bigger power supply?

[wtvkidd]

It’s a pretty good build (For Beginners)

[DennisEvansG]

Wonder how easy it would be to change that power supply.

[tankerid]

Does this system support kabylake processors wit a bios update?

[khanhhien]

Why at 9:12 you said "Gamers dont use it at all"? Is that about the Display Port and HDMI ? Without using them, how can you connect to a monitor?

[XenoSparkz]

what parts would i need to add to this that dont come with it? im new to making pc's as of today.

[Supreme-rodb]

Hey guys i am thinking about buying my new pc from new egg, i have a few questions. if someone could answer these that would be great:
Do they ship to the netherlands?
What is their waranty polosy(srry for bad english)?
What are the payment methods?
Can i use ING for payment?
What is the inmail or email rebate things?
Thanks already,

[largealmond]

Can we get a budget Intel Pentium build with the CoolerMaster MasterBox 5?

[bolloi]

do bare bone kit come in the case or all the parts and if its in a case can i take out the parts and put it in my own case?