 Our coverage of Pax Prime 2015 is powered by HyperX. Make sure to check out their Cloud 2 headset in the description down below. Also, thank you to Asus and Corsair. Alright guys, we're here at the Alienware booth checking out the Alienware 15. Now, the one on the floor isn't actually the most recent 15. It doesn't have a Type-C connector. So if you see some kind of funky B-roll, I'm just gonna explain now that's why. In terms of processor options, this laptop comes with a fairly lowly i5 or three different i7s ranging up to a 4870 HQ. In terms of graphics, you range from Nvidia from a 965M to a 980M. It also has a 1TB hard drive or a 256GB PCIe SSD plus a 1TB hard drive or a 512GB PCIe SSD and a 1TB hard drive or a 1TB PCIe SSD and a 1TB hard drive. Moving on from there, we've got Killer 1535 wireless networking. 8 to 16GB of 2133MHz memory and an 8-cell lithium-ion battery. To cool this unit, they have a few heat pipes going across the CPU and GPU which move their heat to two rear exhaust fans, one on the left and one on the right backhand side of the laptop. This laptop as a whole features 10 individual programmable lighting zones with about 20 different colours that you can choose from. It's a full HD 2MP camera and the keyboard actually has 5 different macro keys on it which you can set in Alienware software. Also on the keyboard, there's 4 different zones of individual multicoloured lighting. In terms of I.O., there's a 3-in-1 card reader, a USB Type-C connector that supports 10GB per second and Thunderbolt 3. We also have an RJ45GB Ethernet jack, HDMI 2.0, a power jack, a locking security connector, 3.5mm audio jack, Alienware amplifier support. Now, I'm going to pause on that one for a second. The Alienware amplifier is their external graphics card support box. So you can actually see that here. It's a fairly large box that supports a large PC, ATX sized power supply and a graphics card, Nvidia or AMD. This allows you to take this newly refreshed Alienware 15 and add a big beefy graphics card to it. Yes, you might pick the 980M model and it would actually be pretty good to go. Or you could save some money, get the 965M model, get the amplifier, which will probably make it so you're not really saving that much money. But regardless, have it use less power while you're on the road and then be able to dock it when you get home and have a beast machine with like an actual 980 in it for a desktop sized graphics card. And that's pretty sick. Thanks again to HyperX for sending us here this year. Check out their YouTube channel, HyperX Gaming, in the top corner up here in the cards section. Also, thank you to Asus and Corsair for sending us here this year. If you want to see all the stuff that these guys are showing off at the show at Pax Prime 2015, check out the link in the video description down below.