 Thank you to Squarespace for sending us here to CES 2016. Also, check out their link in the description down below. First up at MSI, we've got the X99A Godlike Gaming Carbon. Now you might have seen the X99A Godlike before, but it had kind of red accents then, but was an RGB board, which is a little bit conflicting, because if you wanted anything other than red, it might look a little bit weird. So now they went with the carbon idea. There's a lot more black, they've got aluminum armor shroud, they've got carbon fiber wrapping kind of things on a few of the heat sinks and whatnot. So it's more of a neutral black that's gonna look good with basically any color you decide to have on those RGBs, which are still included, which is pretty sick. Also, they have steel armor on the PCI Express slots and the memory. They're saying that this is for weight. I don't know if you're really gonna have a huge benefit from that for the memory, but it looks really cool regardless, and it's kind of a neat feature, I guess. Next is another motherboard refresh. This is a Z170A Gaming Pro Carbon, and there isn't a ton that's changed here. We see the same steel reinforcement on the PCI Express slots that we did on the Godlike. We see the same style of carbon fiber covering, also not quite as cool, but the same style in terms of carbon fiber covering that we saw on the Godlike. And then there's one more, actually fairly major feature improvement over the previous Z170A Gaming Pro, which is the USB Type-C USB 3.1 connector, which is on the back I.O. plate, which is definitely a solid improvement. And last, but maybe not least, depending on your aesthetic choices, is the B150M Gaming 3X. It's a relatively low-end gaming board, but I'm trying to convince them to make a blinged-out ball-in board with it, because I wanna see crazy gold-plated heatsinks and stuff, and I would love for them to challenge us to do a build that's awesome and China-themed, that is gold-plated with red accents all over the place and stuff. I think that would be sick. So hit them up on Twitter, hit Nick up on Twitter, hit me up on Twitter, hit Dennis up on Twitter, I don't even really care. Or set up a website from Squarespace where you can manage contact forms there. That would be nice as well. You could make a website about gold-plating computers using one of their templates, and it would look really cool if you had problems setting it up. Hit 24-7 Live Chat and email support, which is, I don't know, I think that's pretty solid. I think that's cool. Also, if you buy a domain for a year, because obviously your gold-plating computer business can be super successful, you get a domain for free, which is included. Also very nice. Anyways, Squarespace, build it beautiful. Thank you guys for watching. Check out all of our CES 2016 content at Linus Tech Tips. Be sure to subscribe. I'll see you next time.