 This is something very very exciting and it goes with something that's also very exciting. Okay so right here this is my beautiful retail box. Yeah, whatever. Intel socket, well LGA, 2011 CPU. That's a huge CPU. I mean here's the iPhone comparison. Look at that thing. Yeah, that's right. This thing has just the sheer logic calculating part of it is like you know third the size of an iPhone. So there you go. That is what will be powering your new CPU or your new computer if you are buying a new computer that is on the very high end range. It's a six core CPU and this is the RAM that goes with it because that CPU, that large CPU, features a quad channel memory interface. So Kingston was kind enough to send me a 16 gigabyte, that is 4 by 4 gig DDR3 1600 megahertz CL9 quad channel HyperX memory kit. So these are all been to run together in perfect harmony on Intel's new platform. So this is HyperX Genesis got a very beautiful heat spreader on it. Let's just go ahead and flip that over and what I'm very very excited about is the fact that not only will Intel's new platform support quad channel memory, it will support, get this, eight DIMMs on a desktop platform. So you'll be able to take two 16 gig kits like this and run them together for 32 gigs of RAM on a desktop platform with inexpensive 4 gig DIMMs. I know, crazy. So anyway I think that's pretty much it. I think this is actually the first time I've looked at HyperX Genesis memory so I'd like my cameraman to just come in here and have a close look at that. Maybe do some like pan shots. Yeah, there you go. So we've got our little Kingston guy here. We've got our HyperX logo. Is it shining? Is it shining for the camera? Oh good, yes that's good. So then on the other side we've got some more shining. Got rex again. Very nice stuff. So big thanks to Kingston for making my Sandy Bridge E testing platform possible and I'm looking forward to bringing you guys the results of my testing on that platform. Very, very exciting stuff going on right here.