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welcome back to how we run boxed for another episode of unboxing boxes as you can see we have the usual assortment of packages to get into so we'll do that now and as you probably notice my voice hasn't fully recovered yet either so that's been a slow painful process still got a bit of a scratchy voice but anyway I thought why not do an unboxing boxes anyway they're only like 40 minutes long and I talked the whole time so that's a perfect thing to do well I'm trying to get my voice back so got my trusty knife and we'll get this little guy out of the way and we'll start with the biggest package we have here which is this package yeah it is uh quite heavy and I'm not gonna set sure who this one's from it's got a rip in the bottom anyway we'll just tear the bag off this one looks like it's a razor product okay now we can unbox the box we had to unwrap the Box first quite complicated I have no idea how to go about opening this one and I've done it upside down raise the level cap okay let's raise the level caps all about I never was very good at raising the level cap I'll get there done that's pretty cool I'll set that there for now so nice bit of foam oh okay I'm gonna help I got to show you guys this so it looks like we have and you raise a keyboard mouse and headset let's find out what they are well the mumble Wireless looks like we have a new Kraken headset and finally a really heavy solid feeling keyboard we'll talk about the moment okay I think we'll just get this giant box out of the way we'll start with the cable and this is the new Black Widow elite it has a magnetic wrist rest that's very plush very nice and cushy there I like that so the magnetic refreshed snaps into place really nicely it doesn't it kind of holds there when you move it forward but it's not strong enough that it really holds on it lets go sometimes so up in the top right hand corner here we can see some nice dedicated multimedia keys and there's a dial here as well which you can use to quickly control things like the volume and it also has a big mute button in the middle so that's very nice and I noticed on this end we have some pass-through USB and audio pass-through which makes sense as we have a headphone jack here and an extra USB so it's good to see some pass throughs you can plug things in like your headphones just on the edge there nice quick easy stick your headset on and away you go now apparently using razor's synapses three software every key on this keyboard can be customized going programmed to do some sort of alternate function so that's very cool and there are three switch choices so you've got the Razer mechanical switches the green orange and yellow and on my particular model I have the green switches it's quite a heavy solid keyboard there's definitely no flex very little flex in this thing so you're not going easily break it it's a plastic backing I believe yet all the surroundings plastic and just because it's so much colder than the rest of it it looks like it's an aluminium sort of shroud over the top of it be a really nice clean looking keyboard this I like it a lot extremely comfortable for those of you wondering it is $170 us for the keyboard or $300 Australian so a pricey item but it the build quality seems very good great feature set so yeah another great mechanical keyboard then we have the new Kraken headset and razer says these are the world's first gaming headsets to support spatial or THX spatial audio basically that means you have a wider soundscape and more accurate audio positioning so interested to see how that goes I'll probably give that a go in battlefield 5 maybe fortnight tonight have a couple of rounds and yeah see what I make of them I liked the I've liked all the crack and headsets that I've tried on so far and these are no exception they're very comfortable they're not super tight on your head which I suppose is good for long gaming sessions they do float around a bit when I shuffle not when I look quite quickly not that you do a lot of that when you gave me I suppose you look just at your screen but if you do happen to look around I mean they hang on yeah they don't fall off my head anyway particularly easily so yeah they're comfortable but the real test obviously is when you wear them for a few hours of gaming some headsets tend to give me a headache so I will try these out tonight and see how they go but of course that is a sort of personal preference thing so one headset won't necessarily suit all we've got an out there's an aluminium sort of a frame that runs through the top of the headband so that makes them very strong and that connects directly to the cans and the cans themselves are aluminium as well now so plenty of aluminium on this should be very durable really nice build quality here standard retractable mica believe that's exactly the same mic that was on the previous model but that slides in and out really nicely then we have a braided cable here that comes down to an analog control which you can use to increase or decrease the volume of the headset on the fly and there's also a mic mute button then that comes down to a 4-pole 3.5 millimeter audio jack and that can go into like I said the keyboard there so that works really nicely with the keyboard or your computer or your phone or tablet or whatever it is that you're using them with laptop alternatively if you want to use that spatial audio you can plug it into this little USB adapter here obviously that connects to your computer via a USB and that allows you to adjust things like the base and then take advantage of those thx capabilities so again very keen to try that out as well and see how much difference that makes this also has a mute button though this is digital so you might have to make sure that this one is enabled to use this one if it's disabled here then you can't enable it from here so that's something to be aware of but you'd probably work that out pretty quickly apart from the upgraded sort of housing for the ear cups we get this nice bit of aluminium here Razer says that the drivers have also been updated so that's the speakers in the ear cups so they've been improved for better frequency greater frequency range but apparently that makes them a little less bassy but you can sort of tune the bass with the USB adapter so yeah again I haven't tried them out yet very keen to give them a go and I'll report back and let you guys know what I make of them and then the item that I am most interested in is the mumbo wireless mouse so the previous wireless version required a special mouse pad to work this is your more standard wireless mouse that will work on any mouse pad or surface and it works via a USB dongle which is probably in the bottom of the mouse and yes it is so you've got a wireless dongle here you can turn the mouse on and off which there is a connect button that'll obviously go into your PC now you could plug into your keyboard though it's probably not really an ideal spot but it would work oh and before I should move on to the mouse I should just know that the headset is $100 u.s. or a hundred and seventy Australian dollars which seems very reasonable for a headset of that quality and to avoid forgetting the mouse is also $100 u.s. or a hundred and seventy Australian which again for a high-quality wireless mouse seems very reasonable and I like the Logitech G 902 that I'm currently using I will swap it out for this later today and give this a good test drive but like that it can also be used as a wired mouse so you've got a little micro USB connector there and you can plug that in the cable is probably floating in the box that I've thrown off to my side there so I won't dig that out at the moment but yeah really nice looking Mouse and it's surprisingly light for a wireless mouse quite shocked by how light it is I've got a few other Wireless mice floating around and they're much heavier I think from memory to that 108 grams don't quote me on that but it's around 100 grand mark anyway and it certainly feels like it the key feature of this Mouse is that it does feature raises 5g advanced optical sensor and that supports up to 16,000 DP I was gonna say 6000 dpi 16,000 dpi they offer 50 million clicks for the main clickers so you can do plenty of clicking I have a reasonably biggish hand it's not huge it's not it's just above-average let's say and it fits on this Mouse really comfortably I can use the bigger mice without a problem but this is yeah really comfortable it's probably similar to size-wise to the Logitech mouse that I'm using a little bit shorter maybe I'm not sure on that it feels really nice in total there's 7 programmable buttons and probably the coolest feature about this mouse is that raids are advertising a 50 hour battery life on a single charge so that's definitely a claim I want to put to the test 50 hours is very impressive so we'll see if that's possible now finally if you're wondering what the raise the level cap is all about basically it's a marketing thing but Razer are suggesting that these three products go together very well and if you use them together it will raise your level cap so basically make you better at gaming so that's something all gamers would like to be able to but purchase some some better gaming performance not sure if it'll make you a better gamer but it certainly won't hurt so yeah anyway I will plug all three of these into my gaming system tonight hopefully play a few rounds of whatever my mates want to play tonight and I'll see how good they are so yeah anyway very good Thank You Razer for sending that stuff over I'm keen to give it a go and see what it's all about okay my voice is sort of hanging in there I'll open up this box we'll see what's in here I think this one I think yes this one has been sent in by a patreon member and they tried to hide who they were but I've worked it out because their name was under the shipping label to me so I know this is used ads at our Hardy I know you have sent me something and because it's you I know this will be interesting if you guys recall Zed Zed are Hardy sent me some interesting Asian drinks for an episode a few episodes ago now that was a lot of fun I don't know what he has sent me this time but we're going to find out in a moment could it be anything what am I looking at here paper more paper oh boy this is looking like an interesting assortment of items so we have some kind of t-shirt that looks interesting okay well stuff is pillow thing I don't know what this is all about maybe there was something said in the discord chat I don't recall but he sent me some I suppose anime type thing I'm not really up with with that stuff but anyway so that's what I've been sent so very comfortable it's making the unboxing experience much more comfortable we'll put that over to the side here for the moment so we have an XL size t-shirt so good thing you know is my size I'm a large but XL or work I feel like there's a jerk here or something I'm not understanding but anyway I won't put that on I'll put it over here I've got a mug I have no idea what any of this stuff is or what it's about you guys are all gonna be probably shaking your head at me but cool thank you and another mug some characters from something I don't know thank you very much okay so that's the stuff from patreon members Ed's at our Hardy and I probably haven't done that justice moving on we're going to box around the back here I'll get there the way it says Corsair on it so well check that out could be a power supply it could be some memory storage cooling stuff actually did release and you only want a liquid cooler I think this is it and I've done it backwards haven't I yep so we have the new Hydra H 100 I Pro RGB of course it's RGB I would have been very disappointed if it wasn't so this is the 240 millimeter version of the 280 millimeter H 115 I Pro which we've already looked at I believe I have tested on the channel we featured it in a few builds and now we have this model so I am doing quite a bit of cooler testing at the moment but it is on thread Ripper so I don't think I will be testing this in that particular roundup though I could anyway we'll see let me know if you wanna see how this goes on the 2990 WX if it supports that it probably does I don't know where's a listed compatibility where are you I don't know I'll work that out later anyway we have the new Corsair cooler so that'll be it's pretty much a mid-range cooler though it should work well on your core i7s and stuff like that your eyes and seven 2700 X a lot sort of stuff price-wise hundred and twenty dollars us works out to be about 190 dollars Australian so definitely up there a premium 240 millimeter or liquid cooler actually before I move on I just did a quick search on my phone and it is tr4 compatible so I could just a thorough pitched CPUs and I will probably do just that the war has a copper cold plate the radiator is a fully aluminum radiator and yet supports all latest platforms in addition a Tier four so you have a m4 and then all the current Intel platforms so you can pretty much throw it on anything alright moving right along which ones actually I'll grab it grab this box here because I think I know what this is we can just quickly get through this one yes this is a package I've been waiting for for a while it's actually nice to get the retail packaging for this I don't know how many people have got these in their retail packaging but it is the mighty Wraith Ripper I've already featured the wraith Ripper on unboxing boxes it was out of the AMD review kit for the 2950 x in the twenty nine ninety WX so I've been using that cooler absolutely brilliant cool love it but I want to do a build and use the Wraith Ripper I don't want to take away the one on my test system and I want one for personal use so I asked Coolermaster if they'd be kind enough to send over to Ray through four coolers and as you can see they've complied to say we've got two Wraith Reapers in brand new retail packaging I'll take the plastic awesome and in that tr4 a cooler comparison that I'm currently working on I have already tested the wraith ripper so those results will be there yeah so the Wraith Reaper is made by Cooler Master Coolermaster pretty much make all the AMD box coolers it's not an AMD box cooler but it's kind of the official you know thread Ripper cooler the Wraith Ripper they're very cool name cool cooler that's a big huge chunk of aluminium alright we'll get this little package out of the way next ah we have what looks to be some ddr4 memory the new Ballistix sport memory from crucial or micron says by micron but crucial will probably be selling its base to the same company and it looks like we have four sticks so for 8 gigabyte sticks 32 gigabyte kit and it is ddr4 3000 so 1.3 5 volt pretty standard stuff and it's their alliance gaming so that is actually the tough Alliance gaming so this is I've got some from Tim group that we did for that tough build but this is the soos tough themed stuff so there we go four sticks of tough Ballistix sport ddr4 memory oh uh I'll try and do you out a tough motherboard and I'll Chuck this on you so you can get a look at it in its natural environment yeah pretty pretty cool looking memory no fancy RGB nasaw ran out sort of stuff so I don't expect it to be too expensive I think it's selling for a hundred and eighty dollars u.s. right now for the 32 gigabyte and do ya for three thousand kick I don't believe it is available in Australia yet and yeah for those of you interested you can actually bite on the crucial website at the moment there's quite a few different capacities and configurations available those speeds do only include ddr4 2666 and ddr4 3000 as they're probably targeting sort of like your h3 70 type tough motherboards so a lot of them are locked or have a limited memory support anyway some cool looking memory there and hopefully I got around to showing you how it looks on a tough motherboard so hopefully the b-roll looks good okay two packages left we've got this little one here it's getting to that so it's a very heavy little package so no idea what that could be ah here's another cool one yet another cooler so what do we have here the deep cool gamax GT have I seen this cooler before maybe not I'm not sure about that but it's an am full cool doesn't list any tier 4 compatibility but usually they're fairly custom the tr4 air coolers but you can use it on your Rison 2nd gen rising our first generalising so any AM for motherboard basically and it looks like it supports every single one of intel's current desktop platforms but you know i won't dig that out and go into it I'm not a homosexual why deep cool has set this cooler over but yeah I'll find out in time I'm sure and the last package we have which is kind of an audit shaped package not sure what that's all about yeah be interesting I'm not sure how to tackle this one ok it's looking like it's another one from deep cool no clues yet but I saw the jet call our logo oh yes oh that is perfect timing because this can be used in that TR for cooler and Paris on top of that it is frozen yay how much it's a heavy cooler I'm trying out my hands on this for a little while now ever since I saw it at Computex this cooler we will take out of the box and have a good look at but yeah like I said it's one I've been trying to get my hands on for a while why don't we go yeah is that just how do we rip that apart there's a tab here I think they must break it it comes off I think this is working as well as it's meant to okay oh there's a tab at the end I went the wrong way I'm an idiot fail on that one it probably works better if I pulled it around the way you meant to go so yeah anyway that's fail out of the way it pops open like that that's kind of cool and then we've got that pops off that's cool so I've did that right at least and then we have the frozen so mounting gear there so it's a quite a narrower cooler which is great for memory compatibility and you can easily access so that's the problem with the wraith ripper it's a nice big massive awesome cooler but it does sorta well i'm not a hundred cents sure i don't want to say it limits memory compatibility because i haven't tried it with a huge amount of modules yet but what it does do is the modules closest to the socket on the left and right side extremely difficult to access because the cooler kind of comes out over them so that makes it very difficult to get them in and out and sometimes you can't without removing the cooler first thankfully it is very quick and easy to remove but anyway that entire issue is completely avoided with this cooler because it's only about as wide as the cpu socket i've got a thread ripper cpu here don't drop it as luck would have it so you can imagine if that's the size of a thread Ripper CPU and you put that there there's not much overhang from the socket probably basically none from the actual socket so those of you wondering is big beefy air cooler is about a hundred dollars us I think I saw 105 on Amazon and it works out 20 135 Australian so that's a really good price there and yeah given the design and the name that we'll talk more about the name in a moment it is designed specifically for these thread rivet processors and it was designed with the new second gen thread Ripper processors in mind so you get a hundred percent tr4 coverage so again there's the base of the cooler hopefully you can see that quite well and there's the top of the CPU so as you can see it is indeed 100% coverage of course you get other important features like RGB lighting though it's not just all about the flashiness of this cooler it's quite well constructed obviously we've got plenty of heat pipes important stuff like that but also this frame on the fan that is made of aluminium so it's not plastic there's just been painted to look sort of metallic it's actually aluminium so very durable and then you go back to the all-important heat pipes there are six heat pipes and they are dual length heat pipes so they run through the full stack of fins up then through the base plate the nickel plated copper base plate then they wind back through the fins again so plenty of heat dissipation from the base up into the fins for this 120 millimeter fan to then cool the fins yeah really nice looking cooler this one and I'm keen to give it a go it's got a unique looking fin design as well plenty of heat pipes all that good stuff and then of course deep cool has in their infinite wisdom decided to call it horizon which yeah a lot of people that stir it up a lot of fuss at Computex people who couldn't actually tell if it was like some sort of joke because it doesn't really make sense to make a cooler that sort of the implication there is that it fries your rise in CPU so a very very strange choice though it's possibly a stroke of genius because the the kind of cheeky odd surprising name generated a lot of headlines and a lot of attention for deep cool so maybe it was a success I haven't done I have good sales have been but we'll see how well it performs if it's worth buying and we'll go from there and then lastly we don't really need to dig into this one too much I'll throw up some b-roll of it because I've already got it so that won't be too much extra worker there but this is I got this one because I will be benchmarking it so that you'll see a proper review on this it's not just an unboxing actually most of the products we've got in this episode will be featured on the channel and they'll be proper data and opinions given on them but this is the 280 millimeter version of the castle so we got the 240 millimeter version originally which I've already tested it did a superb job of cooling the horizon 7 and 2,700 X now we've given that away now so that cool is gone that was in a PC that I recently gave away a rise in 7 2700 PC with 32 gigs of RAM rode on Eric's 580 anyway a guy named Jared won it and he's over the moon so if you're watching this Jared congratulations for those of you that missed out on that and are hoping to win another PC well we'll do some more giveaways and you'll get your chance anyway out and off your win but you can try something I won't dig this one out and get into it because we've already gone over the 240 millimeter wank or quite a bit of detail this is just a slightly bigger radiator the block and all that sort of stuff is exactly the same so you'll see a review on that very soon and you'll see it tested alongside the frozen so those two'll be tested I'll probably throw the Corsair cooler into that you'll see the wraith Ripper for sure because I've already done that testing and then we've got the game ax GT which i think is a really good value air cooler for a m4 and Intel processors so not for not 40i4 so it won't be in that coverage then sends it out Hardy sent me some really unusual things not sure what that's all about I'll no doubt find out the discord chat after this episode we are sorry for not doing whatever that is justice sorry mate and yeah I'm going to head upstairs now to my office and I am gonna connect up all this razor gear and give it a good go and I'll let you guys know what I think of it but I'm really keen to give them mouse a shot Tim loves his razor my she has a few of them he uses them for his laptop testing he's a big fan so hopefully I will be too as I test out the emember wireless anyway big thank you to raise em for sending that gear over very cool liked their little unboxing care package the but raise the level cap sort of lid thing's really cool after find somewhere to stick that in the studio oh yeah but this ended up pretty much being the cooler Edition we got three four five six coolers I think that's a record for unboxing boxes in terms of coolers anyway I did struggle through this one a bit so I apologize for that but I had to get this one done I couldn't really wait any longer my voice is still sucking but anyway hopefully it won't be too much longer and hopefully you guys didn't mind this episode of unboxing boxes too much I know it wasn't as animated as I normally am but I had to unbox this stuff because I have tests you know doing the testing is more important than the unboxing but I like to share you know showing you guys the stuff as I get it and I know a lot of you guys do like watching it what have you been hassling me to do this series so here's another episode done and my voice is close to running out so if you liked the video feel free to like button subscribe for more content and I will catch you on the channel again very soon with lots of benchmarking and all that good stuff that many of you enjoy thanks for watching I'm your host Dave see you next time you