 This video from CES 2017 is brought to you by AMD. Learn more about their new Ryzen CPUs at the link in the video description. Hey, we're back in the Silverstone suite at CES for another episode of the top 5 products that nobody asked Silverstone to make. The first one is the FG120 and 140, depending on if you want 120mm or 140mm sizes. This is an RGB fan grill. Yeah, baby! It uses the standard 4-pin RGB connector, so you can actually put it in line with the rest of the strips and controllers that you have. And this gives you a couple of cool options. So Silverstone can ship RGB-enabled cases that let people swap out the fans to different ones without losing the RGB, or remove the RGB lighting altogether and keep the fans that are included, and it enables anyone to add RGB lighting to any fan that they like. Number 2, the UCO2. This is a 10-port USB 3.1 Gen 1, so that's 5 gigabit, hub that supports 2.4A charging on all 10 ports simultaneously. So inside, this USB charger is a 200W power supply. Obviously, not for the faint of heart, they're thinking like maybe teachers who constantly have students asking to charge their phones, now they can meet those needs, and I'm thinking video professionals. An astonishing amount of video gear charges off USB, and if we just had a couple nice, high-quality USB charging hubs, we'd be able to charge everything at the same time. With that said, this is not going to be cheap, but sometimes that's the price you pay with professional gear. Honorable mention here, by the way, is they're stacking wireless charging battery banks. So you can throw up to three of those and charge them up, and then you can take them around with you can charge either wired or wirelessly. Item number 3, we got to go past the upgraded version of the remote PC starter kit. This is the ECP01. Now no one asked for this one, but this one looks pretty freaking cool. You can use either Molex or SATA to power it, and then you get a USB port that's just power on the back of your computer, and this. If you have an external drive and you don't want to use an extra brick plugged into a wall outlet or a strip, it comes with a cable, you go 12 volt to 12 volt, boom, now your external drive can be powered straight off the back of the computer. Number 4, an 800 watt 80 plus titanium SFX-L power supply. So for scale, that's a 120 millimeter fan. What could you possibly do with something like this? How do you get 800 watts worth of power consuming components in a small form factor case? That's a great question. Silverstone's justification for this is that maybe we could see a new class of like micro ATX cases where you could run like SLI Titan XPs and have the horses to power them. I say that sounds insane. And number 5 is the MMS02. This is a USB 3.1 Gen 2, so 10 gigabit per second, external enclosure, so you put a 2.5 inch hard drive in here, and it is IP68 waterproof, which, ish, remember nothing is waterproof. So if you were thinking, gee, I need myself an all aluminum, feels really nice integrated cable, external drive enclosure that I can just plug into my computer and bam, drop in the water, you got like ultimate drive cooling, I seriously don't actually recommend that, then this would be the answer to your prayers. Oh, and it's type C. Boom, look at that. So thanks for watching guys, this was our top 5 things nobody asked Silverstone to make, but let me know in the comments. Do you guys see uses for any of this stuff? Which one's your favorite and what would you use it for? Don't forget to get subscribed so you don't miss any of our CES 2017 or our other content, and a huge thank you for watching, and a huge thanks to AMD for allowing us to be here at CES 2017. You can learn more about their upcoming Vega architecture GPUs at the link in the video description. It's vey.gov, V-E dot G-A. It's gonna be a very, very exciting year for AMD. Very. God. Vega.