 Welcome to our first video of Computex 2015 and thank you to MSI and Linda.com for making our coverage of this event possible this year. Check them out in the video description down below. We'll be checking out the Gigabyte G1 Gaming 980 Ti, featuring a new and improved wind force cooler with three fans, five 8mm heat pipes and one 6mm heat pipe, a triangular heatsink design, and a backplate, which is not actually standard on 980 Ti's, which will all come together and provide 600 watts of thermal dissipation. I'll cover its thermal performance more in an actual review video once I'm back from Computex, so stay tuned for that. But in terms of aesthetics, it also has some more silver accents on the actual like front part of the heatsinks, which looks pretty sleek and actually makes it look different from other wind force coolers, which is a little bit of a change, maybe not to grill them too much. And also the logo, the Gigabyte logo, is backlit with a seven different color LED. Those colors are white, teal, purple, yellow, green, red and blue. The RGB colors are controllable through a downloadable software utility from Gigabyte, not a physical button, just so you know. And there are two physical buttons, but they do the same thing. One of them is stop and the other one is silent. They're on each side of the Gigabyte logo and they just essentially turn off the fans. In terms of the actual GPU, I don't know how fast it is. The 980 Ti is an extremely new GPU and this is an extremely new cooler and etc etc etc. So they haven't locked down the core clock speed. We do know that the memory clock speed is still at stock, so 7,010 MHz. And it has 6 gigabytes of RAM, so it's not an extra memory card. But they're still playing around with that boost clock and I have no idea how fast it actually is. So we'll see once I get it back into my hands back at the office. In terms of I.O., you've got DVI, HDMI and display port, along with either one DVI or two more display ports, for a total of a potential five outputs natively. I would say that I've done too many reviews on WinForce cards to actually count. And this isn't technically a WinForce card because it's a G1 card. But someone would probably go and actually count it. So like I said, stay tuned for that. In the future we'll definitely have a review on this card. I'm interested to see how high they get that boost clock considering how close 980 Ti actually already is to a Titan X. Alright guys, that's it. I'm excited to see what else Computex has to offer and I think a lot of it is going to be different variations of a 980 Ti. So that's going to be fun to see. Alright, thanks again to MSI for sending us here this year. We wouldn't be here without them. Check out all the products that they have available at Computex here this year at the bit.ly link down in the description down below. Also thanks to Lynda.com. Check out Lynda.com slash Computex for a 10 day free trial. Let me know on Twitter or in the comments down below or over on the forum or wherever you want which card you think is going to reign supreme at the end of Computex because I believe there's going to be a ton of variations of this GPU. Also don't forget to subscribe, like, share, comment, favorite, all that good stuff. I'll see you guys next time.