 Linus Tech Tips coverage of CES 2014 is brought to you by NCIX.com, your source for great technology, selection, and service, along with Corsair memory and Western Digital. Over at Leapa, they're running a really cool demo with their 1600 watt power supply. They're getting around 1200, give or take a little bit wattage on this system. It's a pretty beastly system running Furmark GPU stress test. And then they get a rig together, a lamp that they're powering. So the lamp is running at 440 watts and the system is running at about 700 and something watts. So together it's quite a bit and it's quite stable. That added with an efficiency calculation means it's running at about 1300 and something watts and that's a ton of power. It's completely stable. You don't see any flickering in the light and it's no problem at all. This power supply's got it. For all you guys out there that are looking into GPU mining, you're starting to buy a lot of much higher end power supplies. It wasn't that long ago that Linus and I were talking on the WAN show about how there are certain power supplies that just kind of don't make any sense because no one's really building systems like that. But now that cryptocurrency is a thing, it's starting to become quite popular. I was actually talking to them here and they're saying that they're shipping a lot more of these than they normally do because people are running some pretty insane systems with some of the motherboards that are coming out that are made for cryptocurrency. And a lot of these graphics cards that are really good with cryptocurrency, some of the R9 290s especially, pull a lot of power. So you need to be able to feed that all out with one of these power supplies. So this might be something that you are looking for. Thank you for watching our LEPA content. If you want to see all of our CES 2014 content, be sure to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips. And as always, thank you to our sponsors NCIX, Corsair and WD.