 Huge thanks to Squarespace for sending Linus Media Group to CES 2016. Check out the link in the video description to learn more about Squarespace. So there's a lot of stuff in the MSI booth. They've got like a Star Destroyer computer. They got a bunch of liquid-cooled computers. They got eye tracking. They got VR. They got all this stuff. But this, this is the focal point. This is the center of the room. This is the vortex. And this is the actual cause of a legitimate argument between me and someone that I've actually known for years at MSI. And I would have considered a friend until I came into the booth and he told me, no Linus, you may not open the vortex. So inside this kind of Mac Pro-shaped, but actually slightly bigger, cylinder PC, they have a phenomenal amount of hardware. So they got a Core i7 6700K. This is Skylake processor up to 64 gigs of DDR4 RAM loaded on SODIMM memory sticks. So that's notebook memory sticks up to two GTX 980s. Note the absence of an M. Yes, that is Nvidia's new MXM GTX 980. Two M.2 SSD slots. So you can throw in NVMe SSDs. You can put them in RAID if that's even supported yet. I mean, you don't even need to. You could just throw one NVMe in here. Throw another storage NVMe because you're apparently a baller because it's priced at anywhere from $2,000 for the one with 960s to $3,000 for the one with 980s. But you're probably asking yourselves, well, hold on a second Linus, how did they get two 980s in SLI, a GTX 6700K up to 64 gigs of RAM and two drives in here? Great question. You can actually watch Apple's keynote on the Mac Pro online because it was, I'm sorry MSI, because it was actually done in a fairly similar manner. So instead of relying on the more traditional PC configuration where you've got the box with all the components kind of against one side, they've actually got multiple completely custom laid out PCBs inside here with one gigantic blower fan on the top that MSI is claiming is capable of something in the neighborhood of like 22 decibels at idle and in the low 30s under load, making it not only extraordinarily powerful, but extremely quiet. And they didn't skimp on IO either. At the back you'll find four USB 3.1 ports, two HDMI ports, two mini display ports, and two USB 3.1 type C ports with Thunderbolt support for a total of six display outputs natively supported if you count the USB 3.1 type C and also Thunderbolt 3 ports. Oh yeah, and I guess it's got dual LAN as well, audio ports and all the usual stuff. Now this is not the final hardware. It isn't launching until Q2, which is apparently why they won't let me open it, but I have somewhat forgiven Cliff because he has assured me, and now this is documented, this is documented Cliff. He has assured me that Linus Tech Tips will be the first to cover the finalized system. You have my word. So drop a comment on the video and let me know if you are excited to see us tear apart the Vortex and reveal its secrets to the world. I didn't bring a screwdriver. Can you believe I didn't bring a screwdriver? Everyone came so prepared for me this year. I walk in there like, no, you can't open it. So thanks for checking out this video here at the MSI booth, guys. Don't miss any of our CES 2016 content by being subscribed to Linus Tech Tips. You guys hopefully know how to do that. And also don't miss the link. That's the right side, right? Yep. Don't miss the link we've got to Squarespace in the video description. You're looking to build a beautiful website. Head over to squarespace.com slash Linus, linked in the video description, and use offer code Linus to save 10% on your beautiful, awesome website today.