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my coverage of CES 2019 is brought to you by Corsair enter max deep cool and cooler master Jo's planes are you supposed to be editing Joe we're here at the thermaltake booth where Joe has just killed power for the entire the entire area I guess well over there still working we can we can talk about the stuff over here so even though Joe has killed the power to half of the room here at the Thermaltake Suites we're still gonna press on because we had got at least half of the room working they're working to turn the other half of the room back on obviously everything third willtake has is just far too powerful and the Palazzo Venetian power grade was was overwhelmed but let's move on thermaltake is now doing memory so here it is this is called the water ram RGB so RGB memory fish pretty straightforward Thermaltake is not just putting RGB lighting on the memory though they're actually producing the memory sticks themselves there's a couple of them over here they're a real clean design so you've got the water-cooled version right here that has water blocks on top with 12 addressable RGB LEDs beneath them then you have a mounting plate right here and this is also kind of uniquely designed because different motherboards can have different spacing for the DIMM slots and this is a little bit adjustable so you can actually install the memory and then install the block on top you don't have to install it all's as all as a single unit and that means that for certain motherboards like EVGA stim slots are spaced a little bit differently it'll still be compatible memory itself looks really clean it's gets a aluminum shroud on it and that does help with heat dissipation they've made the top of it very flat along there so we'll have contact with the cold plate for the memory cooling we're asking about actual performance difference when you cool your memory and thermal tag was very honest about it they're not claiming that this is going to suddenly give you much faster speed but keeping your components cooler can extend their lifespan and as they get more of these kits in they're gonna be doing more testing so that they can be a little bit more forthright in like what kind of overclocking performance they're able to get as well that said these are shipping in 3200 speed kits cast latency 16 so that's very fast as is currently compatible with Intel platforms and I'm going to be working with AMD to get compatibility confirmed across that platform as well now if you're not into the RGB or the water cooling for your memory then they are gonna be selling these kits individually if you just really like that kind of clean look for the memory stick itself so keep an eye out for that future these kids themselves should be available within the next month or two now if you've already got memory but it's crappy memory that doesn't have our GB lighting on its thermaltake has you covered with this specific r1 plus and this is a little snap on a memory lighting kit it can go over the top of existing memory has again four LED panels right there going across it so you can add some RGB bling to your existing memory without having to swap it out or upgrade it so once again let's see Pacific r1 plus already available cost 50 watt $59.99 so check out the Thermaltake website for that here's a pretty epic build in the thermaltake for p90 and I just I just wanted to share this with you guys thermal might put this build together and he's got some really nice clean bends going on here these were aided by the thermal take fittings that they have recently came out with they actually came out with these in 2018 Mike's actually got it laid out right here so we're gonna take a look the benefit of these fittings is that the GM one-quarter part which is right down there is flat on the top and then there's a two-piece compression bit that goes on top of that what that means is you can line up your bends straight across you don't have to lift them and put them into a little cup holder or something like that and that allowed Mike to do bends like this little loop-d-loop one right there so the way Mike did this was he got the insert the silicone insert cut it to the exact length that he wanted for the loop-d-loop took that out put it inside the actual ptg this is a PU tube heated up the whole tube except for the very ends and then he actually had the fitting installed in there so he could go and place it exactly where it needed to be do the bend put it on there he had the compression fittings on the ends too so he could secure that so he actually kind of finalized this Bend and finessed it into place while it was connected up there so that means that you're gonna know that your fittings are gonna match up with your tube bends and that's that's just a breakthrough for this type of water cooling so very well done Thermal take those fittings are called the C pros and they're available now also while we're here we have the thermal take tough power pf1 argb it's a 1200 watt digital power supply so you can get digital control and monitor all of your rails and everything like that and of course it's our GP as well so whether you want RGB bling or you know you can also make it all whites like this here's the level 20 RGB mechanical gaming keyboard this is the flagship keyboard at a level 20 RGB is available in a few different flavors interestingly enough Thermaltake has teamed up with razors so they offer razor switches you can get in green switches which is the most cost-effective version you can get that for 120 bucks or it's available with Cherry MX silver or blue switches and those are a hundred and fifty or hundred and sixty bucks this keyboard has a bit wider stance so it's got plenty of frame going around the outside but he also get an RGB accent light or on the edge and then you also get some media controls up at the top here as well as functional buttons for doing stuff like adjusting the lighting and turning off the windows but then here's the Razer Neptune Pro this is available with blue or red switches although they are not cherry this is gonna be again a more cost-effective option but a mechanical keyboard so you can get this for a $70 $69.99 you get the mechanical switches they have a clicky feel if you get the Reds they wouldn't be as quickie but even though this is less expensive it is by no means a minimal keyboard you still get media controls up here you get a wrist dress down here at the bottom and you get these controls for lighting and the windows key as well at the top lastly up here in the top left you've got the game mode button so you can punch that to switch between different gaming modes so you can set it up for applications using the Thermaltake software to rearrange your macro keys or what have you and that will allow you to easily switch between those and back to some more liquid cooling stuff these down here feature new colors new thermal tech colors cool antenna liquid cooling loop can be very challenging especially if you want to make it's colorful that is why I often just run with distilled water in my cooling loops however there are plenty of products out there that claim to give you an opaque solid color or even tinted fluid and they can often lead to build up over time Thermal take is developing this t1000 coolant in order to allow you to do those colors without the build-up these are the bottles for the transparent available an acid green red purple blue and green and then they've also got a pastel coolant the colors for that include blue white yellow red and green and if you want to know what it looks like Mike's build over here is rocking that pastel white cords and lastly I wanted to give you guys a look at this case right here this is a special version of the level 20 tempered glass edition of course I've showed in this case before they had it at Computex it is an epic massive case with multiple chambers really really well suited for water cooling as you can see with the system they have installed right here and they've given it a bit of bling by adding this special paint job this is Miami blue or so I am told which is based on a color from a very fancy sports car also might notice it has a very clean and smooth finish here as opposed to a lot of other thermal take cases that add a bit of texture to them so you get sort of a more shiny feel thermaltake is considering doing some special edition limited runs of these cases with special paint jobs like this so let me know in the comments section down below if you'd be interested in a super high-end level 20 case from the thermal tape but that's all the time I have for today this has been the thermal take sweets from CES 2019 thank you guys so much for watching hit the thumbs up button and of course a big final thank you to my sponsors for CES 2918 deep cool Coolermaster Corsair and internets thanks again for watching guys we'll see you in the next video