 Linus Tech Tips coverage of CES 2015 is brought to you by Phantom Glass. Visit store.phantom.glass for the best darn screen protectors out there, as well as HyperX. Alright guys, welcome to the Origin suite, and welcome to one of the coolest things I've seen at CES 2015 this year. This is the EON 17X and also the EON 15X. The only difference between these two laptops is their size. 15 inch screen, 17 inch screen. It has a desktop freaking processor in it. It has a 4790K, and it has one that's overclocked. It's not even stock speeds, not underclocked. It's running at 4.5 GHz on every freaking core. That's four cores overclocked, and it doesn't throttle. It's completely fine. For other freaking crazy performance metrics, it also has a GTX 980M with 8 GB of memory. The screen is a 1080p screen, but it supports 4K output on its display ports, so you could easily plug this into a 4K TV or 4K monitor and get that 4K awesome gaming that you want to do. Now you might be wondering, why do I need this crazy processor in my laptop? Especially people like us who might be editing videos, or streamers who might be using Xsplit or something that uses a lot of your CPU when you're on the road, it could be crazy helpful. Some games are also CPU dependent, not a ton of them, but some of them are, so that might not be for everyone, but the people that do need this will greatly appreciate it. This laptop is also 37.5% thinner and 30% lighter than the predecessor full-size desktop processor laptop from Origin. The keyboard is fairly standard fare, it's a backlit keyboard, no actual real problems here. The mouse tracking pad is fairly normal, but I do like that there's separated independent left and right clicks, and some people will also appreciate the fingerprint reader right in the middle. In terms of I.O., on the left-hand side we have Ethernet, triple USB 3, a DSD MMC port, and a eSATA USB combo port. On the back side you have your beefy monstrous power jack, a HDMI out, and dual display port, full-size display port out. On the right-hand side you have one USB 3.0 jack, quad audio jacks, and a Kensington lock. In terms of audio, they're running a Sound Blaster X-Fi 3, and the general aesthetics of the machine are able to be changed. This one that we have here is a sleek matte black, but it being Origin PC, you can get a custom paint job, you can get some of their other stock colors, pretty much whatever the heck you want to do. On the bottom they have five fairly large rubbery feet, so you won't have to worry about this thing scooting around on you while you're gaming. They also have a subwoofer port, and easy access to your battery, storage, and RAM slots under the computer, which is nice because we're seeing some computers now these days where you can't change things, and that's really frustrating. Alright guys, thanks for joining me at the Origin Suite. If you want a laptop with a full-size desktop processor in it, let me know in the comments down below. Thank you to Phantom Glass for sending us here this year and protecting our phones like they always do. Also, we have a pretty cool video from them coming up soon, so stay tuned for that. Thank you to HyperX as well. Check out their YouTube channel, youtube.com slash HyperX. They've got some pretty cool gaming content, and I think they're getting close to 100,000 subscribers, or even over it now, so check them out as well. Thank you for watching, and I'll see you next time.