 Alright, so we're here for demo number one at the Intel booth at PAX Prime 2015. I mean, you guys know I'm all about the hardware, sure there's like 4K video editing and showing off like how awesome that is in a minute, but first, let's check out this machine from CyberPower PC. It's using that sick in-win case with the tempered glass side panel. Fortunately, they round those corners, otherwise I'd have no fingers at the moment. And of course, it's all about what's inside, so you got a triple water cooling radiator taking care of Intel Core i7 6700K. That is the latest Skylake processor, it's got 32 gigs of DDR4 memory from Corsair. Yes, that's right, DDR4 has officially hit the mainstream. That is to say, you guys are finding out about that now if you hadn't already heard us telling you about that before, but don't worry too much about that. We've got a couple GeForce GTX 980Ti's because, come on guys, it's a content creation demo, sure, but that doesn't mean that you can't game in your spare time, and I mean that pretty much takes care of the meat and potatoes of it. So then, oh my goodness, I completely missed, right, we've got, what's the storage in here? We've got an Intel 730 series SSD, which they are storing all the footage on to make sure that you don't run into any I.O. issues when you're scrubbing through high bit rate footage, which is the demo that we're about to see. So we've got Andrew here stepping in to be my Vanna, I really appreciate that man, thank you. I mean a little more cleavage might help if you want to be a Vanna, maybe with the dress with the split up the leg, but it's okay. We'll talk to Wardrobe about it, I'll make sure at the next event you've got that taken care of. But go ahead and get started, so basically he gets to pick any project here that he wants, fires up the shortcut, it launches Adobe Premiere Pro Creative Cloud, this is the 2015 version, which you guys don't care about, but I'm basically stalling for time at this point. There we go, although I'm not stalling for that long, those of you who have ever launched Premiere on a slow machine will know that that's a pretty darn quick launch time, thank you SSDs and faster computers. So all this footage over here on the left is 4K footage of a variety of different cool scenes. It's shot at 4K natively on a variety of different cameras, one of which is the GH4, all the footage has been converted to ProRes 4K 422, and then you can basically see he's dragging and dropping it onto the timeline, this, this is the impressive moment. If you guys are video editors, you know how choppy and janky scrubbing around on the timeline can be, especially with high bitrate footage and especially with 4K footage on a 4K timeline, but that is not the experience that Andrew is having at all right now, check that out you guys. It is really hard to find exactly the right moment and you can waste a lot of time in video editing, Lord knows I'm aware of this with a team of video editors wasting their time all day while I pay them, Brandon, he's giving me the shaking head, maybe we need an improved workflow where we can enjoy this kind of thing, so once he's done, all he's got to do is go ahead and say yeah I'm really happy with this setup, export it, and then they've got a really cool thing going on here at the Intel booth, if you guys are ever at PAX and you miss the Intel booth, you guys are missing out because they are giving away a Core i7 processor, and all you have to do to enter to win is just create a video, look at that, so you pick the Intel 4K preset export setting, you put in your email address, and then if you want to take it home by the way, they've got these sweet thumb drives that I just ripped out of this without safely removing because I live dangerously, they got these sweet thumb drives, you can take your project away with you, and all you got to do is experience what it's like editing video on a new high-end workstation in 4K and then you have a chance to win a Core i7 processor, pretty darn cool stuff, you want to go ahead and export that for us there? Vanna, thank you, look at this, he's like doing everything all properly while I stand here and try and be like, yep, so there you go, 1 minute 40 seconds, 26, because Adobe can't count, but that's a subject for another video, so thanks for checking out this video at the CyberPower 4K editing demo at the Intel booth, don't miss any of the Linus Tech Tips Pax Prime 2015 coverage.