 Linus Tech Tips coverage of Paxi's 2014 is brought to you by Intel and Corsair. Alright guys, we're here at the Intel booth right now checking out the Alienware 18. It's a pretty interesting laptop. First of all, it's huge. Second of all, it's outputting to a 4k screen here on the floor playing Batman, and it's quite smooth. I had no real problems playing the game, and that's impressive, but what's really impressive about this laptop is the processor. It's running an Intel 4940MX, and at stock this processor runs at about 3.1 GHz, which is pretty cool and stuff. But then when it turbos, it goes up to 4.0 GHz, which is beast. But then what's really interesting is this is an Intel Extreme Edition, so it's overclockable. And in this chassis, stock, no additional crazy cooling or anything like that. They were able to get this processor at over 5 GHz by overclocking. That's insane. Usually I don't even like overclocking laptops because they're thermal... How they deal with thermals is not that advanced, and they can't really get rid of that much heat, but this laptop seems to be able to do it. And with this Extreme Edition, it's able to capture those performance levels. If you liked this video and you want to see all the rest of our videos, be sure to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips. As always, thank you for watching this video. And just so you guys know, if you at-tag Linus Tech on Twitter and tell them what inspires you about PAX East, you can be put into a contest to win a 2-in-1 Tai Chi from ASUS. And if you go to Newegg.com right now, you can see a bunch of different deals from Intel on some Gigabyte products and some ASUS products as well. So thanks again for watching this video, and I'll see you guys next time.