 Thank you to, well, MSI for bringing us to Computex 2015 this year, and also thank you to Lynda.com. Alright guys, welcome to the MSI booth where we will be checking out the GT72 2QE Dominator Pro in either the Tobii iX version or the G-Sync version. Now the basis for this laptop already exists out in the market, you can already buy it. It has a 5th generation Broadwell 5700HQ processor, a 980M from Nvidia for the graphics, it has 4 M.2 slots, 1 2.5 inch slot with a 1TB hard drive in it, you can rate 0 those 4 M.2 slots, it has a 1080p screen, all that good stuff. What's new about these two models is that in the G-Sync model, fairly self explanatory, it comes with G-Sync, and in the Tobii model you have Tobii eye tracking. For I.O. we'll start with the back. On the back you have your dual exhaust, one on each side, you also have a Kensington lock, two mini display ports, HDMI, ethernet, and power. On the left hand side you have two USB 3.1 jacks, two USB 3.0 jacks, four 3.5 inch audio jacks, and an SD card reader. On the right hand side you have a Blu-ray drive and dual USB 3.0 ports. What's new in both of these units is the NAMIC audio processing software, and Killer Networking 1535 Wireless AC. The G-Sync version has a G-Sync module inside of it which can help you remove tearing and stuttering from your gameplay. This is something we've seen on the desktop side for a very long time, but not something we've seen in laptops until Computex 2015. The Tobii iX version does not have G-Sync technology, but has the Tobii SteelSeries eye tracking technology in it. You can actually see right on the bottom of the bezel those three little red lights, that's your Tobii eye tracking. Now I've released a video of Tobii eye tracking from CES I think a year or two ago when it was still under development. It's much easier to use now, the calibration system is much more simple, and they have a few cool things like Windows login where there's a huge array of pictures, and you just have to look at your three password pictures and then it lets you in. That's pretty cool. Also we were able to play Assassin's Creed and some little like beat bouncing look at the right circle thing game, which was kind of fun. It's much more seamless now, the calibration is easier, and it's just a better overall experience, but eye tracking still has a little ways to go. And speaking of little ways to go, the G-Sync version of this laptop will be available very soon, and the Tobii iX version of this laptop will be available not this year, but probably early sometime next year. Alright guys, let me know what you think about these two laptops in the comments down below or on Twitter at luke-underscore-lafr. Also thank you to again MSI for bringing us to Computex this year. If you want to see all the rest of their stuff that they brought to the show, check out the link in the video description down below, including their laptops with Broadwell processors. Also thank you to Lynda.com, check out their link, Lynda.com slash Computex, to get a 10 day free trial and start learning today. If you guys want to see all the rest of our Computex coverage, stay subscribed to Linus Tech Tips, like, dislike, favorite, share, subscribe, all that kind of fun stuff, and I'll see you guys next time.