 Welcome to my unboxing of Patriots Intel Extreme Masters limited edition memory. So this is the official memory sponsor of the Intel Extreme Masters, which is some kind of gaming event, right? Yeah. Okay, thanks, Lick. Okay, so some kind of gaming event. So Patriot basically is ensuring the compatibility through 100% hand testing of these modules with Intel-based motherboards. So that doesn't mean necessarily just Intel branded motherboards, but motherboards based on Intel chipsets. Supports Intel Core i7s and Intel Core and basically anything XMP certified, which means you don't have to fuss around with the settings. It'll figure it out on its own. It uses Patriot designed heat spreaders for advanced cooling and they look pretty slick. Not like you, Slick, like, like, sleek. He's not sleek at all. He's actually very tall, which is a good thing, you know, for our tall viewers. I like tall people. They shelter me from the wind and rain if they're fat and really tall and they have like a belly that's like big and you can stand under it. Although you wouldn't want to stand under the belly. That's sort of awkward. Let's look at the memory, shall we? So with a black PCB and blue memory, you've got kind of an Intel-esque sort of color scheme going on here. This particular kit is a 16 gig kit running at 1.5 volts, 1600 megahertz, 999, really small, 24 latencies and pretty much what you've come to expect from memory, except it'll look really sweet on your motherboard. So let's go find a motherboard to like install it on. While we're at it, why don't we do a quick memory installation guide, line up the thing with the thing, push the thing evenly with the things and make sure the clips are in place. So I want you guys to check that out, how that looks installed on your black and blue themed motherboard. Diesel's taking some artsy shots because he's like one of those hipster like camera kids. So thank you for checking out this unboxing and first look at Patriots Extreme Masters Edition Memory. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews and other computer videos.