 This video is brought to you by TunnelBear. Check them out at tunnelbear.com slash LTT. It's the simple VPN. So we're here in the MSI suite where they are showing off the GE63 Raider RGB edition. Now RGB, including RGB keyboards, isn't anything new to MSI, but this guy which isn't due out for... I mean at least three to five months, something along those lines has some pretty cool stuff built into it. First let's do just kind of a basic quick overview. We've already got it unplugged, so we may as well show you guys around. You got your SD reader, you got your USB, you got your... Ooh, they've got a new cooling solution built into this, which basically amounted to a redesigned fin design for the fans and more heat pipe. They're calling that Cooler Boost 5 so you can see some of the heatsink fins right here, right here, right here, and wow, right here. So that was a lot of metal built into that thing. You got ethernet, HDMI 2.0 mini display port, USB, and Thunderbolt with four PCI Express lanes. So you could hook it up to an external graphics card, but you might not need to because this thing will be available with anything from a 1050 Ti all the way up to a GTX 1070, somewhere in the $1,500 to $2,000 price point. But one of the special things they've done here is really in the software. So it's got a GameSense compatible keyboard, meaning that you can configure it to show your ammo or your health with the RGB lighting. Actually, the RGB on the back is GameSense compatible as well, so let's say you and your whole clan are set up side by side. You could have it go from green to yellow to red to off as you guys lose health and die. I mean, I'm personally into configuring my RGB to, like, reflect the poorness of how well I'm doing, so that's pretty cool. And then in terms of other features, keyboard is pretty typical fare for MSI and, oh, right, hardware. So unclear whether it'll be G-Sync or not, but it's available with either a 1080p 120Hz panel or 4K 60Hz. We need 4K 120Hz. That can't come soon enough. And the internals. Now, I don't know if I'm allowed to do this, so I'm gonna do it really quickly before anyone stops me. But if you open up Task Manager... You gotta be kidding me. So for some reason, I can't imagine why somebody came over and took that laptop from me. On a totally unrelated note, there's a new version of the Vortex. So the gaming version we've shown you guys before with the Core i7 and the up to GTX 1070, but this one right here has an undisclosed Intel future Xeon processor in it that I would speculate is probably based on Coffee Lake, which, as we know from the desktop variants, goes up to 6-core. So if that were to happen, that would be pretty cool. And to round out the workstation-ness of it, it is also going to be shipping sometime later this year with an undisclosed Nvidia Quadro mobile graphics solution. So I would speculate, based on what I know about Pascal and its naming scheme, we could be looking at something like a B5000. Either way, this is gonna be a super slick, super sexy, and super powerful workstation. Up to 6-cores, up to 64 gigs of ECC memory, and Quadro graphics. So thanks to TunnelBear for allowing us to be here at CES 2018. You guys can check them out at tunnelbear.com slash LTT. It's the simple-to-use VPN. TunnelBear makes the configuration dead simple. You just pick the country you want and boom, you don't worry about anything. All of a sudden, you can use online services as though you are in a different country, getting around pesky geo-restrictions and firewalls. And they've got great features like VigilantBear, which normally your VPN can actually take a couple of seconds to connect once your internet goes online. Well, VigilantBear keeps any data from leaking out or in during those times, meaning that even if you drop your connection in the middle of a session, you won't be giving away any of your personal data. So check them out. That's tunnelbear.com slash LTT, and you can get a free trial. We're gonna have that linked below. So thanks for watching, guys. Like, dislike, check out, uh, right, subscribe so you don't miss any of our CES content, and I don't think any of the stuff here you can buy anytime soon, so you won't be finding links for where to buy below. But, uh, hey, workstation gaming. Workstations are green now. You guys can make that a thing? Yeah, workstation. Okay. I'll try to get into that.