 Thank you to MSI for sending us here to Computex this year, and also thank you to Lynda.com. A lot can happen in three years. Half-Life 3 can still not be announced, Linus Media Group can become a company, and Fallout 4 can finally be announced. If you want to go back three years and cringe a little bit, you can look at Linus's first NFF12 video, his unboxing from way back when. Just as a refresher on the NFF12, it has a focused flow frame, vortex control notches, a heptaperfum, peller, stepped inlet design, inner surface microstructures, and anti-vibration pads. And these are all reasons why we use them on our radiator reviews every freaking time. But why we're here today is the general colour of the NFF12 and those anti-vibration pads that I just mentioned. Linus has wanted his own version of a fan for quite a while, and as you guys have all known, he's been a huge fan of the Noctua NFF12 since its inception. So he's been teasing on the WAN Show for probably about a year now that he's been trying to work with the manufacturer on a new fan, and as most of you actually guessed, yes, it was Noctua. And we have to announce this. This isn't exactly what it will look like. This is an industrial PPC fan, but it'll be black as an NFF12 and have these orange anti-vibration mounts and anti-vibration pads. Now, if you're happy that we're releasing an NFF12 in black but aren't a huge fan of the orange anti-vibration stuff, you can go the simple route of just removing them and then having a no additional cost full black NFF12, or you can go the cool chromax route, which is the new thing from Noctua, which is a variety of different colors for their anti-vibration mounting, which comes in red, blue, yellow, green, white, or black. We don't have the white or black ones here right now, but those colors are fairly self-explanatory. Now, if you're wondering where you can get this from, how much it'll cost, all that kind of stuff, most of that is still to be determined. You... it'll probably be shipping from the States. It'll probably cost somewhere between a normal NFF12 and an industrial PPC version, and we might only be doing one run of it, although basically all of that is going to be determined by you guys. So let us know in the comments down below this video, or even preferably over on the forum. But, like and dislike button on this video will kind of determine your guys' feedback. So, are you personally interested in this? If so, like it. If you are not personally interested in this, dislike the video. All of your feedback is highly appreciated. Thanks to MSI for bringing us here this year. Huge help. They're a giant part of the core reason why we're actually able to make it to Computex this year. Check out their bit.ly link in the description down below this video to see all the stuff that they launched at Computex 2015, including a bunch of laptops with Broadwell processors. Also, thank you to Lynda.com. Lynda.com slash Computex. You can start learning today with a 10-day free trial. Last but not least, let Linus know what you think. This has been his passion project for a really long time, so if you agree with him, let him know. If you disagree with him, also let him know. Like the video, dislike the video, share it, favorite it, subscribe, follow, all that kind of good stuff. Don't forget to comment. We're going to read everything for this video. I'm sure Linus will follow this.