 Linus Tech Tips coverage of Computex 2013 is powered by Western Digital. Our trusted gaming gear partner is Corsair Vengeance, and our trusted retail partner is NCIX.com. Hey guys, so we came across the Galaxy booth and I was reminded of something. I was reminded that they do a lot of white PCBs on their graphics cards, and nowadays, especially with R4s, we've been seeing a ton of black and white themed builds in our build log section, which is pretty representative of how people are building performance computers. So I just wanted to show off their 770 and 780, well, GTX 780 SoC and Galaxy GTX 770 2GB SoC white editions. They both have white PCBs, they both have white themed colors on the rest of the card, and they both look awesome. You can see some massive, massive copper heat pipes on the top of the 780. I don't know if people can actually see that, and as I can't get into the glass, I can't move it, but they're massive, trust me. Tons of fans on the 770, two big fans on the 780, white PCBs, very, very clean. I'm not going to bore you with the stock of settings of a 770 and 780 if you want to figure those out. Please check out our other videos on both of those cards. I also just want to do a really quick thing about their Hall of Fame motherboard. If you want to look like a king, you should probably get this, as there's a crown on your motherboard. What else could you possibly want other than a crown on your motherboard? They also support 4-way 16X SLI or Crossfire, and this thing is pretty beast. You got two 8-pin motherboard power connectors to add all that extra power, tons of fan connectors. We got some right angle fan connectors over there, which are very, very cool. Other than that, we're just going to move on. Thank you for watching our Galaxy content. If you want to see any of our other Computex content, please subscribe to Linus Tech Tips.