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Computex 2015 would not have been possible without the innovative fantex world-leading nvidia graphics memory partner corsair and the retail partner NCIX along with silverstone and in win EVGA introduced their first gaming keyboard the z10 at CES this year and they made some slight changes to it like the brightness and volume dimmer have a sliding mechanism instead of the scroll wheel that they had previously one of the cool things that they've added to this functionality of the keyboard is the ability to connect one of their classified GPUs directly to the keyboard using Eve baud connections this would allow you to not only monitor a lot of voltages and clocks but actually get inside the settings and tinker with many other parameters that are otherwise unavailable through desktop software the display otherwise is pretty boring with a single color and not really pixel dense but seeing a VGA take a new approach to utilize a display for GPU overclocking is pretty awesome we hope to see some gaming integrations in here as well but we don't expect it to be much as for the keyboard itself they've decided on kale switches blue and brown with five macro buttons on the left side there's an oversized space bar a removable wrist rest with a good feeling rubberized texture and finally a USB pass-through port on the left side that I'm happy to see really there's nothing special about the z10 just the added direct communication between a classified GPU for overclocking stay tuned for us to fully test out that feature in a future video EDG also showcased the x3 gaming mouse and something interesting that I found was that they have included a fingerprint scanner on the left side of the mouse and coming to think of it this is actually a pretty good spot that would naturally fall under your thumb and allow users to quickly unlock their pcs the symmetrical plastic shell feels solid and I'm looking forward towards taking a close look off the x3 for the full review but facts aside what are your thoughts on the z10 this overclocking the GPU from the keyboard and a fingerprint scanner in the mouse interests you is it something that you would use occasionally let us know in the comments down below don't forget to subscribe for more similar content and we'll see you in the next one