 Our coverage here at PAX East 2015 is powered by the HyperX YouTube channel. Check it out at youtube.com slash Kingston HyperX. Also thank you to Phantom Glass and Linda.com. Welcome to the back of the MSI booth where they're having a really cool drop-in gaming tournament casted by pros, but what we're interested in is their gaming 24 GE 4K. And like its namesake, it has a 4K screen. They won't tell me a ton about the hardware inside because it's still under NDA, but I do know that it'll have a fourth generation i7 and a 900 series GTX graphics card, but not much other than that. That being said, there will be different SKUs available for this AIO, so you'll be able to get a range of fourth gen i7 processors and a range of 900 series graphics cards. I'm just not entirely sure which ones. Those will probably be 900 series mobile cards, I should specify that, sorry. Now, this is an AIO and it has an L-bracket stand, much like an iMac, and I don't know if an iMac has this, but this MSI AIO is compatible with VESA mounts, which is really cool. So, if you're going for an AIO for its space-saving capabilities, you would also be able to mount this up to a VESA arm, which could save even more space. It is an extremely slim AIO, as you can see, compared to their old unit, and inside of this AIO, they also have MSI's traditional military-class components and killer networking. That 4K screen I mentioned earlier is 10-point capacitive touchscreen, unlike their old models, who will actually be able to use it as touch, which again is cool as an AIO, especially if you had it VESA mounted. Also, just so you guys know, there's three internal SSDs of varying sizes, depending on what skew you decide on. And to complete the package, it also comes with MSI peripherals, like their keyboard and mouse. Alright guys, thank you to HyperX for sending us here this year, youtube.com slash Kingston HyperX, check it out. They've got some really cool gaming content, they'd really appreciate it if you subscribed. Also, store.fandomglass.com, check them out as well, they have the best damn screen productors out there, and linda.com slash something, I think Linus, it'll be down here somewhere, we don't actually have their official offer code yet, but they have tons of cool videos that'll teach you how to do a ton of different things. I've learned some programming stuff on there, and Terrence learned some photo editing and video editing stuff as well. Thank you guys for watching, comment down below if you're interested in AIOs, and stay subscribed to LinusTechTips to see all of our Paxi's content.