Gadgetory

what's up guys how's it goin and welcome back to Pauls hardware I have a massive amount of boxes that I'm surrounded by right now so I have no choice but to unbox them all in the most professional manner that I deem possible also want to point out that you guys might also have some boxes arriving we just passed Black Friday I have a couple videos on that so check links in this description for stuff I'm unboxing today I don't even know what's in all these yet but also check out my recent videos on deals and stuff if you're looking for more stuff to buy for this holiday season because there's lots of deals going on out there all that said though let's get started and start unpacking things I don't even know where to begin the RC 100m vme SSD and XS 700 portable SSD are both powered by toshiba's advanced 3d BICS flash memory meaning you get solid-state speeds at an affordable price the XS 700 is a wicked fast external drive with USB 3.1 gen2 via a type-c connector and the RC 100 may be small but it's MDOT to nvme interface means sequential read and write speeds at well over 1,000 megabytes per second click the sponsor link in the description to learn more first package here is from Amazon and actually pretty much know what's in this the only reason I don't know what's in this is because there's actually multiple packages I have from Amazon that are coming in right now so I don't know what all is included in this one but I think there might be some special for Joe so to begin oh look we have multiple things in here ah this something I've been waiting on actually got one of these last year this is a rode wireless lab kits and actually I already have one right here the transmitter and receiver and I'm intending to integrate this because I can connect it to my sound board so we can have better audio during our live show the Kalin I do every Tuesday meeting at 5:30 a.m. p.m. Pacific so I only have one I wanted a second I ordered a second it's now here so I'll be integrating this into my sound solution very soon and I'm happy about that but also we have I got these with some of these oh you know what's sad though that's not right I'm sorry dude none of this is for you I totally teased Joe with like hey I'm gonna so I ordered Joe call of duty black ops 4 because I'm trying to get Joe to play more of you I'm trying to get all of us to play more video games I've been having fun with that wanted Joe to be able to play too I ordered it because it was on sale for 40 bucks at Amazon thought it was gonna arrive today but maybe later in the meantime though I have a little sound splitter been doing some better solutions for audio setup and capturing here and I just I needed another one of these it's just a little 8 inch sound splitter cable which will be convenient for various solutions so these are just power extensions with USB included and I've been working in the computer room trying to come up with a better solution there and I think what I need are some remote modules where we can plug in like a laptop or plug in stuff to charge without having wall warts plugged in various places or having cable strung everywhere so for that purpose I have a couple of these these are intended to actually under mount on the bottom side of a desk for that reason I got these ones I have little flaps on the side so you can actually drill through to the desk I don't like the ones that actually have to sit in little groove there so this is a longer one with four plugs and more USB chargers in an actual switch also has drill points on the end that's kind of hoping these would be metal they do appear to be plastic but it does seem to be pretty sturdy plastic so a couple different choices for those and I'm gonna implement these in the computer room and maybe elsewhere to give myself more flexibility plugging stuff in but also better cable management because you know you get the cable and manage it and wire it up all nicely so that you only have to worry about the plug in pretty sure I know what's in here ah this is from Arctic not Arctic cooling are different companies so Arctic makers of MX for thermal compound which is very good compound I am perfectly happy to recommend it I've been using it recently since they sent me a lot of it and it's effective I have another one there now it's appears to be a little bit less packaging on that so I appreciate that also they have some fans which I am NOT testing or anything I'm pretty much just telling you guys these are fans you can be aware of exist now bionics p120 there's 120 millimeter and 140 millimeter versions of these P stands for pressure these are all pressure optimized so we have red X and white accents we got a couple more simple versions here in the middle looking at the difference between these two we have PWM or non pwms so options available there as well and there's a quick look at the fans themselves these slightly fancier versions here with the accents on them I was hoping this was kind of rubberized it's slightly rubberized there but it looks like kind of squishy around the edge a very large swept fan blades and there's only five blades per fan look they spin that's what fans should do anyway let's move on let's see if we can make some amends for Joe by opening this package and I already know what's in this one are you sure yeah but if I am correct then maybe we have something that we can actually hand hand over to Joe and see if you can give it a shot not this so the packages from Coolermaster this is an 80 X 24 pin 90 degree angled adapter they actually have a couple versions of the DS one has capacitors inside which supposedly makes your power flow more stable and I don't I don't think that's really gonna do a whole lot unless you have a really really crappy power supply now this is basically just a 90 degree adapter so if you have ugly power supply cables or just in your case it would make sense to take your output from your motherboard and angle at 90 degrees it's got a core master logo on it that's pretty much all there is to it Joe obviously it's not excited about that at all but maybe he'll be kind of excited about this here we go cooler master makes headsets among them is the MH seven five one there's actually a couple versions of this there's a 751 and SM 52 this is the slightly cut-down version this one MSRP is for about 80 bucks but it's got the headset as well as the boom mic as well as an inline control so let's pop this out of the box real quick see how it looks timeless good looks premium sound quality 40 millimeter neodymium drivers plush cushioning for its PC ps4 as well as just a standard 3.5 millimeter audio jack interface and an omnidirectional boom mic cooler masters new minimalist logo it's growing on me I like it and then inside we've got little manual the foam protection headset itself ooh detachable boom mic that just plugs in with a little eighth inch plug yeah Oh lovely velvet pouch and inside we got our cables so very straightforward they are nicely braided and getting fully detachable so it's good for portability if you want to wrap it up and not worry about the cables getting bent at angles right where it connects and then this is another little splitter so if you want to plug this in to a laptop that has a multiple port guy you can use that or you can use that to split it out so you have set pretty it's separated mic and headphones try they actually do feel pretty comfortable and they articulate nicely padding feels fairly premium not just in the sound quality of course right now but articulate the mic right there we got ourselves a headset so this is again the cooler master mhm 75 won and I think we're gonna hand these off to Joe so he can use them in his video gaming exploits you're welcome thanks coolermaster you can play with all that next up we have a couple packages from Asus these are super serious cuz they got these straps on them makes me feel like there's something even more important in here actually spoiler alert I kind of already know what's in here because it's actually labeled on the outside of this box but hey there we have a graphics card this is the asus rog strict geforce r-tx 2070 so this would be the 27 T which is the lower end compared to the 2080 or 2080 TI and Asus sent this over to me so I can check it out I guess the Strix unboxing experience always a pleasure the asus rog Strix graphics card design haven't changed up too much like in the past couple years this is a design that I like because it is very simple fairly simple and straightforward you know it has the angled gamer aesthetic for the shroud and everything there and the shroud is plastic which is probably my main complaint about this I do like the feel and look of a metal shroud but plastic here doesn't look too bad it's got some texture going on with it now they were pretty good cooling solution they've designed to your multiple heat pipes large fence tax this is a fairly thick card it's about 2.5 inches I think they say 2.7 slots as far as the amount of space it takes up but then they also have a very sturdy retaining bar that goes down the entire length of the card here and bolts into the end piece here where your will actually connect it to your case and that actually does a pretty good job of reducing GPU sag as well they also include a backplate it's got an RGB logo that lights up with the asus rog i there - it has a brushed metal finish on the back there - which also looks pretty cool I'm going to attempt to keep this protective cover on there so I don't get it any bad fingerprints until we're actually ready to fire this up and maybe put it in a build or do some testing with it or something like that in the future for now though what else today so send over next package for me soos this one also aware of what it actually is this one I have a little bit more specific plan for because I was recently since the $2,000 Intel 99 80 Extreme Edition CPU there 18 for 16 thread CPU which is super over-the-top and crazy also effectively the same as the 79 80 XE but for all intents and purposes it's a fast processor which is available on a high-end Intel desktop platform and I was thinking about doing a crazy over-the-top build with it because I do those up and enough and I think this would be a good solution for it which is the new Asus x2 99 deluxe 2 motherboard so if X - 99 and Asus has done a refresh of some of their motherboards X - 99 boards are still compatible with the new 9000 series high-end desktop processors but some of these have improved their power delivery or also added fancy new features now I can't give you a full rundown of what makes this difference from different from the original X 299 prime but I can't say it's got a fixed IO shield there which I always like and then I think they've added up here which I've only seen on their hair and ROG boards is this display right here so this is an actual LED display it'll light up and it can do graphics and stuff so she was a prime logo so that's pretty nice other than that pretty cool design overall I liked all of the exposed fins here for cooling of the V RMS over there they did say that they improved the power delivery on this board but I don't know any specifics beyond that I got a couple MDOT two slots and yeah just a pretty cool aesthetic so I think what I'm going to do here is do a crazy high end build the 99 80 xe2 way archie x28 ET is with those EK water blocks that i got a few weeks back and then i'll just throw in a bunch of other ridiculous stuff it'll make it like a white Thema because I think that would blend in real nice only a few boxes left actually three this is an Amazon box but this is a repackaging of some products that arrived somewhat recently which I thought I'd just around here to enhance the unboxing video these are products from the Elgato ogatsu it's recently acquired by Corsair so my friends at Corsair have hooked me up with some I'll got those stuff we've got the stream deck mini diamond little stream deck this is made for streamers but if you need an external device connected to your computer that with little buttons you can program with macros and lots of other cool stuff an actual displays on each button you can add icons to a pretty cool thing the mini is a mini version of the full version this is the full stream deck and I've said this before but we should really get these integrated actually now that I've finally done my refurbishment of my streaming and capture system I really need to get at least one of these integrated there and then maybe we can add some some flare and some special sound effects or something to the live show that's what the live show really needs more sound effects next box is a large one this one is from our friends over at gigabytes tape is low like somebody's somebody stepped on this box there's a footprint so that's okay cuz gigabyte products are very sturdy so here we have the latest g-force r-tx 20 atti from gigabyte there Oris line which is their higher end gaming line and it comes with a 20 80 TI when it launched there were third-party add-on board partner cards available pretty quickly a sort of variety of those this is representative of like the higher tier of cards but still I don't think the highest of the high end I'm imagining we're still gonna be seeing like the MSI Lightning equivalent or the Asus Asus highest end rog card they usually do some special variant or maybe a hybrid water-cooled one but this is gigabytes new design for the Auris extreme and I think this deserves its own video because it's a crazy high-end graphics card 20 80 TI of course so I'm gonna do a separate video where I unbox this and actually do some game testing on it but just to give you guys a quick look they've got new cooler design here I actually think it looks pretty cool it's got some RGB lighting on it they've done some custom work with the video outputs as well so you can have three HDMI outs or three display ports out there special windforce fans it has a fan in the middle that spins it a different direction than they do on the outside and then we got direct heat pipe contact for the cooler as well as a bonus VGA holder prevent some GPU sag with that finally the last package here gets the award for tapes the most the most tape used in any package was delivered and this package I also I know where it came from and I have a vague idea of what's in here it came from g.skill so I know there's some memory in here I think it's a fancy high-end memory this is also a pretty large box so what else did they include I don't know yeah this is never that is good for this one first oh well this would appear to be the g.skill trident zero which we were first introduced to at Computex back in june of this year the memory for the one percent I believe was what I called it because is very bling and fancy looking oh so there we go that appears to be a silver finish even comes with a little YP cloth so you can protect that gleaming coat and then we've also got the Trident serial gold which just gold I mean it's gold now the first thing that comes to mind for me getting this out is how fast are they these are 3,200 speed castle NC 14 the actual timings are fourteen fourteen fourteen thirty four at 1.5 volts and this is a four by eight gig kit for 32 gigs total I feel like I'd be remiss to show you guys this memory and it's blingy fanciness without also showing you this g.skill flare X stick or for that matter there's standard RGB memory which is the exact same speed and timings there is effectively zero performance difference between this stick which is just as a black heat spreader and no other lighting or shiny gold or silver finish and this stick which I'm imagining is going to cost a little bit more although I don't know immediately the MSRP of these and told by g.skill that we're actually not expecting these to go up for sale until next year so q1 or q2 of 2019 but for now we're at least able to give you a quick look at them and I believe giving you a better look at them will be helped out by this little package the box is a USB plug on the back of this box there is a little drawer at the bottom of this box with a USB cable it's convenient and then the top of this box is DIMM slots so this is a display case so I'm pretty sure g.skill has sent these out in order to help us reviewers out because whenever you get a new memory kit like this you know plug it in and give it a look especially if it's something where aesthetics is the focus like this one but sometimes it can be challenging to get a test bed out here and swap the memory and memory in and everything so once I get these protective pieces off and these are metal heat spreaders by the way I'm sure this is just a paint finish on it but that's metal so that's nice it's hot plastic here is is plastic but it's sort of got a bunch of facets to it to kind of reflect refract light but let's just pop these into our memory testing testbed there we go now we plug in our USB and now so I was distracted by the immense beauty the color the refraction of light has never never really seen anything like it guys that is the g.skill trident zeruel memory kit displaying the version in gold here also available with the silver finish coming soon or at least next year I guess this is just a teaser I don't think it's gonna come with this box but I imagine this box will come in handy in the future if I ever have any other RGB memory that I want to give a quick test tube and powering this off of the keyboard over here by the way because it apparently just needs a little 5 volt connection from a USB plug but guys that is pretty much gonna wrap it up for this video this has been my massive unboxing of many things including the new g.skill tried NZ royal RGB memory with the fancy lighting configuration and of course all the other products that I've also unboxed I'll post links 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