 Thank you to Squarespace for sending us the CES 2016 this year. Check out their link in the video description down below. Alright guys, welcome to Gigabyte. They have a new graphics card. I know it's a 980ci. Don't worry about it. Just keep watching. It's fine. I'll explain why in a moment. This is their new Xtreme gaming line of graphics cards. It's one step above their G1 gaming line. This one specifically is a GVN980T Xtreme 6GD, which is a 6GB 980ci. It boosts to 1317MHz, but if you guys have seen any of my videos on GPU Boost, you know that means relatively nothing. It'll be probably somewhere above there. Hopefully. We'll see. Try one out. Let me know what you think. Anyways, the main interesting thing about this is that it has an extended cooler in both length and height. It's 6 heatpipes, whatever, but there's also angel eyes. Now, what the hell are angel eyes? They're LED illuminated rings that are around each one of the fans that are RGB controllable. This one here has a weird dial on it that allows me to change it. Yours will not be changed that way because this is like a weird custom rig thing. Don't worry about it. It's fine. There will be LED rings around each one of the fans. That looks super cool. Other than that, yeah, I'm not going to spend a ton of time on it because the main reason why this is interesting is this platform, the angel eyes, the extended cooler, the six-pin power that you can add on for extra overclocking that is not required to run the card that's on the end of the card, and the LN2 button, and all that kind of fun stuff is going to be coming to Pascal when they release those cards, whether it's GTX 1080 or whatever it is. They'll be coming then. So stay tuned for that. Check out their Xtreme gaming line maybe later on. Or if you're in the market for a 98Ti now, maybe that's applicable to you. Next up, if you're a fan of Thunderbolt, you might be a fan of the GAZ170X UD5TH. Why you might ask? Well, Thunderbolt 3 supports speeds of up to 40 gigabit per second, which is pretty sick. And this board has support for it over two different USB type C connectors. So you can have two different daisy chain setups of Thunderbolt devices on one motherboard. And this is officially supported by Intel. You can see on their little card thingy that they have here that it has Intel logos on it. So yeah, that's actually kind of cool if you're into Thunderbolt. Aesthetically, it's black and gold with some heat sinks that have black with gold accenting on it. In terms of I.O. on the back, you've got two USB 2.0, one PS2 port. You've got four USB 3.0, although those are split across two banks, and then your two type C connectors that support USB type C, which are again under those USB 3.0 ports. An HDMI out, a gigabit ethernet with two more USB 2.0 ports under it, and then a bank of audio connectors as well. Boom, we're back over here. I don't know why. Don't worry about it. Squarespace, build a beautiful or maybe build a website about teleporting. You might have theories as to that. You can have a custom design to make your website about teleporting look really nice. It'll look beautiful. If you want to sell teleportation devices, I don't know about the legality of that, but you would be able to do that through their commerce module, which is pretty cool. If you had any problems with that, because you spend all your time researching teleportation devices instead of building websites, you could use their live chat support or email support, both of which are 24-7, which is pretty cool. If you buy your website domain for a year, which I don't know if it's that applicable if you have a teleportation device that you would need to buy a website for a year, but regardless, you get a domain for free, which is also pretty cool. Anyways, Squarespace, build it beautiful. Stay subscribed to Linus Tech Tips for all of our CES 2016 content. I'll see you guys next time.