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my coverage of copy text 2018 is brought to you by gigabyte coolermaster team group and Thermaltake alright guys I meant not to and now and I have in my hand one of the NF a 12 X 25 new fans they have been developing for five years and they just recently launched within like last month or two it's a very exciting launch but you guys probably have already seen some different demonstrations and some videos on this actual fan who is actually showing some specific and unique use cases for this van if you're not just planning on sticking them in a computer and they also have some interesting other products I think you guys might be interested in so let's move on so first off comes the practical demo and basically they are working on a new Nhu 12 this is it right here it is a smaller cooler than their NHD 15 because using hundred and twenty millimeter fans daf-2 of them in push poll it's a seven heat pipe configuration cooler and other than that vertical airport but just with really nice fans on top to prove its worth they have a couple power supplies set up here and those are feeding over to some thermoelectric plates and beneath each of these coolers in these two acrylic cages this is not the most scientific testing environment of course but on the left you have an old eh 15 on the right you have the new Nhu 12 and basically they're cooling about 220 watts of heat outputs which is equivalent to say a mainstream overclocked CPU with the four to eight cores or perhaps a high-end desktop with even more cords than that depending on the frequency and everything but as you can see they're both cooling pretty much the same they're both at about 49 degrees Celsius which means that the NHD 15 sucks now and as you get this one true 9215 is still awesome but now available and a much smaller more compact size with better fans the 8 12 X 25 fans were in development for 5 years and they have a unique material that the fan blades are made of and they're very fancy so they do cost a decent amount they're about 30 US dollars or 30 euros if you're in the EU but two of those plus the cooler that's probably going to be around 100 dollars which is about 10 bucks more than en HD 15 but you get equivalent cooling and a more compact size so now LGA 36:47 is Intel's Xeon platform so I brought Jacob over here because he was giving me an explanation now recently Intel teased a 28 core 56 thread processor and I showed a video where we actually got a look at the platform you were able to see that it's an LGA 36:47 motherboard and LGA 3647 is a xeon platform it's it's made for enterprise use and Jacob was explaining to me installation of a CPU on that platform because there has been some skepticism if you guys saw the gamers Nexus video there's some definite skepticism as to if Intel is going to be able to bring this product to market as they have promised this year at least in the form factor that they have demonstrated here at Computex so Jacob is going to real quickly give us an explanation of how you install one of these processors in LGA 36:47 yes as Paul has said this socket has been designed for an enterprise level system assembly so it's very quick and efficient for large volume system integrators if you're in assembling individual system things are a little bit more tricky and there are a couple of things you need to take care of first of all you'll have to clip the CPU into this until positive processor clip and you'll have to make extra sure that these little and plastic yeah just firmly snap on to your CPU and that the clip is really fully snapped onto the CPU because the next step that you have to do is put the CPU with the clip onto your cooler snap it onto the cool we'll actually latch to the mounting parts you can see here and once this is done you will put the whole thing on to the motherboard and fix it with four screws now that sounds pretty straightforward but at that point you will really have to make double sure that the CPU is firmly snapped to the processor clip because otherwise you have the risk that the CPU could fall down and fall into the socket which could damage the socket and as the LGA 36:47 motherboards tend to be very expensive this is something you would want to avoid at all costs because damaging pins on a three four hundred dollar plus motherboard it's not a good time and a company like Intel would want to make sure that they are at least making an attempt to minimize our amazed and returns for that kind of experience snapping when thread Ripper came out with the tr4 socket I was pretty excited because it was a little bit more of an advanced installation method there's a few details you need to pay attention but in this case you're actually clipping the processor to the cooling solution and then dropping it into the socket and it just seems like there might be some potential for end-users to damage it so possibly not the most user-friendly solution so I still hope that Intel comes out with the 28 core processor as they have promised but will it be on this exact platform we're not really sure hopefully there's more details soon that's a good that's a good answer here's another practical application of the nf8 12 X 25 it's a desk fan this is just a 3d printed mock-up that they've made but I can tell you you can stand a good six to eight feet away from this thing and you still get a pretty intense blast of air from it thanks of course the effectiveness of the fan but also the design of this unit right here they're using the venturi effect to help pull additional air into the airstream by virtue of the vacuums that are naturally created between there so even if I have my finger back here I can still feel airflow being pulled through this unit they are planning and working with the design team to make a finished product of this that looks a bit more or a desktop use but for now I want to steal this and bring it home because I need a nice quiet desk fan and this seems like a good one moving over to the prototype section when the NFA 12 X 25 came out of first Noctua was instantly a school is there going to be a 140 millimeter version of that we need a larger one too yes they're working on it it is a completely different design process they can't just scale up the 12 centimeter one to 14 centimeters but at least in the meantime they have some next-gen d-type coolers so they like the D 15 they're working on two different versions one with two thin stacks one with a single thin stack according to Noctua these are pretty much equivalent in performance so far so once they get this figured out they will probably launch this I'm not gonna make any promises as to when that will happen though because you guys you guys know how not to it does it they don't watch it till it's ready speaking of the 14 centimeter version of the a 12 X 25 here's the 12 centimeter version here is their existing mock-up of the 14 centimeter version as you can clearly see if it is clear in the prototype stage so hopefully it won't take five whole years to develop like this one since they have perfected the material in here but maybe next year sometime here's some products that were teased last year that were actually expecting to launch next month these are basically 5 volt versions of their 12 volt fans so 140 millimeters 200 millimeter as well as the 120 millimeter and these since they're 5 volt can be converted with a simple adapter to USB so you can just plug them in via a USB run them off a power bank or run them off with a USB port in your computer just a more convenient way to connect these up and we're expecting these to launch in June since October fans are so good people often take existing products that have other fans integrated for cooling purposes and and Noctua fans to them it's just a demo they have because this Russa f3 MK 3 3d printer and this is the actual printer unit here needs to stay cool and they had so many people swapping out this little nook to a fan in there that they have now adopted it and they're just shipping it with the Noctua fan install this product I think a very niche group of my fans will be interested in it is the sensor wake olfactory alarm clock so it's an alarm clock you put perfume packs in there or or smell packs there's this various varieties that could go and they're 11 different scents espresso chocolate peppermint and orange juice and then it wakes you up with a smell but it doesn't want to wake you up with the sound of an annoying fan so they're using a knock to a fan there in the back to deliver smell to you to wake you up in the morning does anyone want this product I'm I don't know I'm kind of interested I don't know if I could be woke up by a snow maybe I'll maybe I'll get one of these to test out in the future though moving up just a few more products to share here this is in development but should be out later this year from the Redux line this is an NH ute well sort of a redesign of this product is still still using the NFL fan on there but it's available in the Redux colors of sort of a lighter and darker gray tower style air cooler with four heat pipes so the cooling isn't going to be great play is crazy good as some of their hiring force but this one's only going to cost about 40 bucks and also considering some top plates on there to keep things looking pretty and they even have a bracket that could go across the top potentially so a similar setup to their chrome axe line I mentioned 3d printing earlier this is a device that specifically made to help 3d printer users which often apparently I don't know because I don't use graphing but they often run a 24 volt system so this is just say 24 volt to 12 volts DC to DC step-down converter just put that in line with your fan and you can run here not to a fan in a 24 volt environment and finally some new chrome axe products and I'm actually really excited about these here because for Mac's before you had to sort of buy the existing not to a cooler and then buy the chrome axe products to go on top of it if you wanted things to be pretty and blend in but they're not working on all black versions of the NHD 15 as well as the Nhu 12s even the little NHL mine I low profile cooler is down there as well all black doubts with black fans and for anyone who's concerned about aesthetics in their build and can't quite get the color scheme to match right with the traditional black to brown and tan colour scheme even the tooling that they have for these is all black so I think these products are going to be pretty popular and they're only expecting them to be maybe a few bucks more than the existing versions and you get all the chrome X setup altogether you don't have to buy it individually okay guys that's gonna wrap it up for my coverage here at the enough to a boost copy text 2018 I'd like to of course say a big thank you to my sponsors for this event thermaltake Coolermaster gigabytes team group it's also thanks to you 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