 Thank you to AMD for sending us the CES 2017 this year. To check out the new Ryzen processors, check out the link in the description down below. We are here at Cooler Master, checking out the MasterWatt Maker 1200 MIJ, made in Japan. I saw this at Computex and mostly ignored it because it cost way too much money and I didn't pay enough attention to it and it deserves that much attention. So we're checking out today. It costs $1,000. But don't worry about it. If that matters to you, this product isn't for you. You can still watch because it's freaking beautiful, but it's probably for someone else. I'm not going to buy one personally. This is engineering beauty. Let's start off with the MIJ, made in Japan. Why does that matter? Have you heard of Murata? Maybe. They send like probes into space and do crazy stuff like that. They sent one out that went super far and it came all the way back. It was really cool. Don't worry about it. They spent three years with 40 of their engineers to make this ATX power supply. That's epic. And I mean, Cooler Master did contribute too. They put a Silencio fan in there. It's 130mm. I'm just kidding. This was a collaboration throughout the entire process and they have created something that is, in my opinion, a work of art in terms of engineering. Although I would have liked if it was clear. This is the final product, which also looks super cool. But just like the old school Game Boys and like N64s, I want to see the awesomeness inside. It is a beautiful, minimalistic product. But there you go. You can sort of see it. So what inside of here actually makes the device as a whole awesome? Well, to be completely honest, the electrical engineering is way above my head. But the stuff that they're pointing out is their common choke, their PFC choke, their Japanese caps, which have been a staple in the computing industry for a very long time, and their innovative transformer. All of that put together gives you a power supply that exceeds titanium efficiency. And that price tag gives you this amazing unboxing experience, which is unlike any power supply unboxing that I've ever done. You take these boxes out of the side pockets, unzipper them, and you have all of your cables nicely laid out in their own little individual pouches. Oh, so nice. So what now? We've seen the amazing unboxing experience. You've seen the power supply in all of its minimalistic glory. You've talked about the made in Japan awesomeness and Mirada sending probes to space. Personally, I'm going to wait for the Johnny Guru review. They have told me that they're going to send one to him. I would highly suggest if you are genuinely interested in this power supply that you wait to read that because you will probably be even more interested once he explains all of the awesomeness in greater detail. Thanks again to AMD for sponsoring our CES 2017 content. The new Vega GPU will introduce a new memory architecture that sports high bandwidth cache. To learn more about Vega, visit ve.ga and also check out After the Uprising on YouTube, which we have linked here.