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awesomesauce networks coverage of Computex 2016 has been overclocked by gigabyte fantex cable mod ng scale making the contents of this video highly unstable click the links in the description for more info all right guys I'm now kicking it here at the G skill booth they've got a ton of stuff to show off there's a bunch of overclocking demos going on at the front beautiful women all around but right now I'm my main focus is the peripherals right now we're checking out their new km 770 RGB which is kind of very similar to their earlier released km 780 RGB which you guys are probably a little bit familiar with now they've made some revisions to that keyboard to make the 770 which I actually think you guys are going to like so first off with the the 780 you had these these these side plastic pieces here for a very gamer II aggressive aesthetic and if you're not a fan of that the 770 has actually done away with those sides entirely so you can see it's just a really straight edge makes it a lot more simplistic and minimalistic and also just kind of shortens the the overall footprint of your entire keyboard which I really really like also the actual wrist rest has gotten a little bit flatter just to be a little bit more ergonomic I did test it out briefly and it is super comfortable and also this is probably the biggest step up and when in my book is they actually introduced RGB LEDs at the very top row of buttons all the keys on the top are completely customizable now whereas before they were locked into being read-only so that was kind of a disappointment so you're actually getting pull across the board RGB with the exception of the volume adjustment right here the but the volume LEDs are still going to be red however they're in talks right now with a way to possibly disable that within the software which I think would be a good move just so you don't have any clashing color schemes this is bkm 570 MX and it's kind of a more basic mechanical gaming keyboard but it still packs in a lot of features so it does have a pretty much red LED LED backlighting on all the keys you can actually do macros as well it's got a very nice braided cable that is fixed to the actual unit and it's going to be coming in at a very aggressive price point of just 99.99 99 so 100 bucks for a mechanical gaming keyboard is pretty solid very competitively priced and we're going to be expecting this around q3 or q4 so if you don't need all the fancy features like you know USB your audio pass-through things like that you're just looking for a really good gaming keyboard with cherry MX mechanical switches that are going to be offered in red blue or brown I believe then look no further than this particular keyboard from g.skill alright now let's go to the power supplies alright so g.skill is also showing up there new line of PS power supplies these are the Ripjaws PS line of units we've actually got two different flavors here so you've got a gold version 80 plus gold and 80 plus black platinum so for the gold you're going to be getting capacities wattage capacities that is of 750 or 850 watts whereas with the Platinum you're getting 850 1200 or 12 hundred and 50 watts you can see right here we've got - we've got the the 1250 and the 1200 the stickers look a little bit different because we're dealing with different OEMs here but essentially you're getting the same pretty much built in quality but that comes with the Ripjaws line now I really do like the new stickers on these particular sets of units because they're completely color neutral you can see it's also got fully modular design regardless of whether you're getting the 1200 version 850 watt 750 watt helps your system just stay really nice and tidy overall they should be hitting the market very very soon stay tuned for q3 about and these things these things will be dropping right about then we have a little bit more to talk about which I believe is memory key skills known for they're very fast memory so let's go ahead and check that out now and in this corner we find the Trident z series of memory from g.skill you guys are probably familiar with this line very sexy Ram probably the sexiest heat spreaders that I've seen in a long time and they've actually got different color configurations this time around so you can see here we're looking at some black brushed aluminum with some orange accents and if you actually look at the front plates of each of these little test beds that that g.skill has set up here you can see that there's just a there's plenty of different memory configurations to choose from in terms of kit sizes capacity speeds cast light and seeing things like that so here we're rocking a 64 gig kit of ddr4 these are 16 gig dims and there there are four of them here 1.35 bolts and this is running at 3200 mega Hertz with a casa latency of 13 so you're getting really good speeds low latency is always good for for any kind of gaming moving down the line here we've got a 16 gig kits these are 8 gig sticks and there are two of them there they're on a mini ITX board now this is running at 41 33 megahertz with a cast latency of 1921 21:41 why this is interesting is because up until this point 40 133 megahertz has only been allowed or has only been seen on 8 gig dims so now we're actually seeing 16 gigabyte modules being able to push this speed which is pretty impressive so here pretty much a familiar color scheme this is what we saw at the last generation of tried NZ however we are rocking 16 gigs here that's 8 8 gig sticks and there's 2 of them they're running at 4200 and 66 megahertz just blazingly fast for ddr4 and yeah these these things are fast I'm just going to keep saying how fast these Rams are these Rams that reams ráma rám so here we have yet another 16 gigabyte kits 8x2 running at 4500 megahertz I've been informed by g-scale that this is the fastest kit that is on the Computex show floor here at the event in 2016 which is pretty impressive and if you actually look at the modules themselves you can see that we're rocking kind of a black and yellow color scheme the yellow is very nice and bright vibrant has a really rich color to it not sure if it's just the lighting at this booth but very nice to see that the G scale is playing around with the different color schemes for this tried NZ series of RAM now here we've got a 64 gigabyte kit these are 16 gig modules running at 34 66 megahertz we've got a cast latency of 14 so very fast Ram all around this is kind of interesting we've got a school trail look here little mini PC all set up rocking some ISO dims and these these DIMMs are actually overclocked to 33 33 megahertz at one point three five volts we've got 32 gigs of DDR 4 in this little PC here with a cast latency of 16 here we've got a 128 gigabyte kit these are 16 gig modules there's 8 of them Holy Mother of God 30 300 megahertz 1.3 5 volts once again cache latency of 16 and these are the sexy black and yellow dims this is a rocking on an X 99 test bed with a 68 50 K we've got another 128 gigabyte kit this one's at 3200 megahertz ddr4 of course 16 gigabyte modules things would be kind of a dark grey and red color scheme cast latency of 14 how about them apples how about them memories after seeing all those 128 gigabyte kits who even cares about a measly 64 gig kits no actually this is still pretty cool use your a cake modules there's eight of them on an X and test bed once again 3600 megahertz ddr4 cast latency of 16 sorry 15 I swear I can read another 64 gigabyte kits 8x8 36 hundred megahertz of ddr4 1.35 bolts cast latency of 15 on a 69 50 X testbed rockin that X 99 love on an Asus Rampage 5 Edition and motherboard circling back to the 128 gigabyte kits here 16 gig modules again 8 of them fully packed they do an X 9 test bed rocking in a 6800 K this is running at 34 66 megahertz again ddr4 at one point 3 5 volts and a cast latency of 16 and our final kit of the day here at the G scale booth is rocking on an msi x99s and other board with a core i7 69 50 X and this is a 128 gigabyte kit 16 gig modules fully stacked 300 sorry 3466 megahertz running at one point 3 5 volts ddr4 cast latency of 16 so sorry guys I know that was a little bit exhaustive there were a lot of kids to go over here but I just wanted to show you the range of options that the g.skill has here with their try benzene memory pretty much for any kind of configuration or any capacity or speed that you might need g-scale has you covered alright guys over here we've got some gaming mice from g.skill actually it's just one particular model it's the MX 780 this is not yet released we have no idea when it's going to come to market we've got a couple varieties here we've got four different color schemes to choose from and g.skill is only going to be bringing two of these to market so right now what you can do if you want to vote on which color scheme you like best you can head over to G skills Facebook page cast your vote and two of these bad boys will be being brought to market sometime in the future we've got a couple different varieties here so the first flavor is kind of a black and red you've got a rubberized black on the outside with rubber with a sorry red accents on the inside you've also got three white models so we've got a white and black with a white on the outside kind of more of a glossy finish and black on the inside and you've got white and blue and white and teal so bear Amman you guys get to choose two of these which ones do you like best regardless of which two are brought to market they will all feature RGB LEDs that are going to be configurable in g-scale software which is pretty cool all right guys so we're now on the other side of the G scale booth here and as you can see behind me they've got a lot of cool overclocking activities going on they're doing like a show every half an hour or an hour or so we actually have kingpin world-famous overclocker so King Finn has a pretty epic setup right here he's rockin the 69 50 X from core i7 or from Intel Core i7 the new 10 core chip also an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 and he's also rockin of course some G scale memory the Tri Denton see very fast stuff but on top of that he's actually overclocking the hell out of his CPU and GPU using a pretty cool method of distributing ln2 so he's actually got his own contraption going on where he's got a cold pot on top of his CPU and video card and he's got these tubes running from a giant ln2 tank straight into those pots and he's connected that to a little arcade cabinet system it's like a Mortal Kombat arcade thing and every time he presses like the punch or kick button it actually opens up a power control valve and allow some ln2 to spill into the cold pot now what that does is essentially makes overclocking with ln2 a lot simpler because you're just hittin the button instead of having to refill the pot every few seconds and it's also going to save you up to 30 percent more ln2 in the long run lm-2 can actually get pretty expensive depending on where you get it from Taiwan it's dirt cheap America not so much in the UK apparently according to kingpin it cost an arm and a leg so we're gonna have to find some underground black-market ln2 dealer's pretty soon but that is pretty awesome also on top of that apart from just him doing it himself his own contraption he's trying to market this and bring it to a global audience potentially so that you could actually start overclocking with ln2 at your own home now it's kind of difficult - oh God focus when you have me ah catch me Logan everyone what are we working here what we're doing I think I think Kane's indoor glasses is rubbing off on you what did she just kick it screw her correctly she was on the ground I hate people that video clip went from 60 to zero in no time flat anyway what I was trying to say before Logan's so rudely interrupted me was that King kingpin is actually thinking about bringing this lnto contraption he's made to a market so if you are interested in potentially Ellen to overclocking at your home you might be able to buy a more polished version granted this is just something that he threw together in his garage but maybe in the future you're going to be able to see this in a retail store or on an in an online store for example we have no idea pricing or availability or anything like that but Kingston is hard at work trying to make this more accessible for those of you who want to overclock with ln2 at home and by the way let me know in the comments if something like this was brought to market it was relatively affordable would you consider overclocking on ln2 let me know in the comments special thanks to g.skill they are one of my big sponsors here at Computex 2016 as well as gigabyte fantex m cable ma cable mod who by the way is offering a 20% discount right now on all their selections so go ahead and check out all the links in the description below guys thank you so much for tuning into my coverage of Computex and i'll see you guys next time