 So you guys might be wondering what exactly Fury is. Fury is HyperX's new entry level line of products. So this one in particular is a Fury SSD. This Fury SSD is running a 2281 SanForce controller, synchronous NAND flash, it comes in 120 and 240 gigabyte capacities, and it has a 500 500 read write speed. So it's solid. It's not necessarily the highest end thing you're going to find, but it's extremely solid. So why are you interested? I've seen a lot of trending lately where people are buying SSDs at this level because it makes a lot of sense. It's a huge noticeable difference from a hard drive, but it doesn't cost as much as maybe the extreme level performance drives, which you aren't going to see as big of an incremental performance boost from a hard drive. So if you're upgrading an old system, if you're augmenting a system that you're building at this point in time, if you're doing anything like that, it might make a ton of sense. On top of all the performance features, you also get a three-year warranty and global tech support. Global tech support might not be something you think is valuable now, but in the future when something dies, it becomes valuable very quickly. So it's not something to overlook. Also, the price per performance of this drive is something to to pay attention to. If you're building a system and you are paying a lot of attention to price per performance, which honestly most people do when they're building systems, this might be a drive you want to look at. All right guys, that's about it. If you want to see more content from E3 and more content from Linus Tech Tips in general, be sure to subscribe down below. If you want to see more HyperX content, be sure to subscribe at HyperX unbeatable.com. I'll see you guys next time and thanks for watching.