 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. Welcome back to the MSI Suite. Well, we will be discussing the Twin Frozr 5, which funnily enough has five new features on it. First of all, there's the LED logo on kind of the top of the card, which is nice because this is actually somewhere where you'll be seeing these things. A lot of times you'll see really cool graphics or design on the front of the card where the fans are, which you won't often see. So it's nice to be able to see stuff where this LED logo is. After that, we have the Super SU pipe, which is basically just a giant freaking heat pipe going through kind of around the middle of the card in a backwards S shape, which should hopefully help with cooling. After that, we have Zero Frozr, which might scare some of you because one of the fans is not going to spin under 50 degrees Celsius. But it's OK. The card's fine. Once it gets above 50 degrees Celsius, both fans will engage. Also, there's the new gaming app. It's not afterburner. It's kind of a more simple, casual style where there's three different modes which will vary in intensity of clock speed and then in turn heat and fan speed and whatnot just to keep your card cool. But then if you want to do something like be an awesome spreadsheet man, you don't necessarily have to have your graphics card massively overclocked. You can have it in silent mode, which will be a lot quieter. Last but not least, we have their Torx fan, which sports 19% more overall airflow going down towards the card. 75% increased structural durability, which hopefully will mean that it breaks less, although they didn't break much already, so I guess that's good. And 5% lower total noise, which I know might not sound like a ton, but it's actually a very important metric. And I know this isn't a Twin Frozr 5, but I also wanted to show off their new Crate series components. They have a motherboard and a GPU in this line, and they're a cool kind of white series. I like seeing different colors of boards, and this will probably help modders. As you can see behind us, this is an exotic PC system, all in white, and it utilizes both of these components quite well. Alright guys, thanks for watching. If you want to see all of our content from CES this year, be sure to say subscribe to Linus Tech Tips. Also, thank you to Phantom Glass for protecting our phones while we're here and enabling us to do a pretty fun video, which you'll be able to check out later on. Also, HyperX's YouTube channel is pretty great, and getting really close to 100,000 subscribers because they release a lot of interesting gaming content and whatnot, so be sure to check them out as well. I'll see you next time.