 What am I doing right now? Right. Unboxing? Yes. So we're either gonna be unboxing this Oh the big one? Oh the big one for sure. From LG? Well no it depends on what they- Oh the viewers have to decide. Or we have two boxes from Intel. Alright, can you guys obtain a table? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I'll just entertain people. Okay, we're just gonna do like a loudness thing. So everyone who wants the LG box, just make noise. Okay, Intel box! Hi everyone! Hi! So unfortunately I don't spend enough time with you guys but I can clearly see that was a mistake because now that we finally did a meetup we have about, holy crap, it must be over 200 people here. I think it's over 9000. The thing we are doing now is a live unboxing mystery box from Intel. I legitimately do not know what is inside. Turn it. I'm guessing it's a turnip. Turnip! Turnip! And what I also know is that it was so gigantic and amazing it needed two boxes. Not just one. Turnip! It also comes with special instructions for unboxing it and they have warned me and I'm gonna read this to you guys verbatim because it's kinda hilarious. Give me a second to pull out my email. Oh this is great I have a new email from him saying attention box issues. So you guys might get to see a problem today. Okay, let there be higher tables. It's gotta go all the way down first. Can I stand on it while you hold it? It'll make me feel more magnificent. Oh wow it actually supports. Whoa! Alright, step number one. Okay you might want to roll this separately because this will actually be an upload. We have to edit it today. What? Yeah. Step number one. Set up your camera and other recording equipment for an optimal filming experience. Optionally gather around 300 or more of your close friends. Just cut away from yourself. Whoa! $35 each. It's the Master System! This my friends is the Intel Box Master System. Fun for the whole family. Dive in with immersive color enabled interactivity. There is yet another box inside. Okay, that's a case box. Who wants it the most? Alright, so on the back we've got a classic Intel logo with the subscript E. We've got a part number that's obviously pure nonsense. At the back we've got a power plug that is obviously not going to do anything. Wow, that genuine wood veneer paneling. Hold on, hold on. I have to follow the instructions. Okay, step three. Open the lid using the dual tab system. Ta da da da! Here we go, you guys ready? We can't see! Hold on, we can cut this out right? Why did I check that second email about the problem? Welcome to the behind the scenes. This is how it actually goes down. Some of the packages may have been damaged by shipping. If you can, try to gently slide the section with the buttons forward towards you. It should slide off if you force it a little. It's supposed to be locked, but the lock can be forced with a little pressure. Hey, okay. Aww, you didn't even have to open it. So there's the control panel that's... Oh, I see what they mean. The backing is actually bulged. They were saying it could be damaged by heat during shipping. So, that's a shame. I need batteries for the back. So the first item inside is... Skylake 6U! Yes, it is a Core i7-6700K processor! But there's more! There's more! It is an Intel Solid State 750 Series SSD! 400 gigs of it! Now let's find out what is inside the second box. No, packing peanuts! It's a motherboard. I don't want the packing peanuts to go everywhere. So fast forward in time, and we have replaced the roaring crowd with an Intel Box Master System that actually works. Unfortunately, our first one was damaged in shipping, leading to no small amount of embarrassment on my part. Now, we get to try it for real. So there are two buttons, power and reset. Uh-huh, okay. Oh. Okay. It's a game puzzle. So it looks like the advertisement about the Polar Rescue and Ten and Two Extreme games was not actually correct. A bit of misleading advertising there, whoever the manufacturer of the Master System is here. But this could be fun anyway. Now, I obviously got instructions on how to do this, which is sort of... Sort of like buying the, like, you know, the guide, you know, the Game Facts, you know, thing. Well, we used to have to buy those guides. Now you just go on GameFacts.com. So that's pretty much it. It unlocks it, and inside you find a Core i7 6700K quad-core hyper-threaded LGA 1151 processor. So that will fit into an LGA 1151 motherboard. That's using the Z170 chipset, all the latest state-of-the-art cool stuff. We're actually going to have an overclocking guide coming, because even though this chip runs at 4 GHz, 4.2 boost, I would expect, based on the results on the other side of that door... That door over there, yes. This is a strong hint. I would suspect that you could get somewhere closer to 4.7 plus GHz on this puppy. Also inside is the latest Intel 750 Series SSD. So this is a 400-gig variant, PCI Express variant of their state-of-the-art SSD, which we actually have a review of that looked it up a couple of months back when this baby launched. And the last thing that was included in our last box, but wasn't inside the Master System box, is a quad-channel kit of Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 memory. So that is 16 gigs of basically the fastest consumer-grade memory you can get, because, yes, LGA 1151 brings DDR4 to the mainstream. So there you go, guys. That was a fun little game that we played. Very Zelda-esque. And without further ado, let's get into our sponsor spot for the day. So linus.ting.com is the place to be if you want to find a mobile carrier that actually answers the phone when you call. I mean, it's kind of funny if you think about it. Mobile, you know, carriers, they provide phones. They provide phone lines, and yet when you go to call them, it seems like they have no phones and they have no phone lines. They just have robots. 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