 R-Pax Z's 2015 content is powered by HyperX. Check them out at youtube.com slash Kingston HyperX. They post tons of cool gaming videos. Also, it is sponsored by lynda.com and Phantom Glass. Alright guys, welcome to the Zotac booth. Back at CES, you saw us cover a whole bunch of different Z-Boxes, but this time they have a Z-Box SteamBox. This is the SN970 and as its namesake might give away, it has a GTX 970 under the hood, along with a Skylake quad-core processor, 8GB of RAM, a 64GB SSD, and a 1TB hard drive. In terms of input-output, you have 4 HDMI in, or 4 HDMI out, sorry, and 1 HDMI in if you want to stream into the machine. And it also has dual gigabit ethernet, 802.11ac WiFi along with Bluetooth, 4 USB 3.0 ports, 2 USB 2.0 ports, and a card reader along with a mic in and stereo out. Along with the beautiful white and black aesthetic with the shiny Steam logo on the top, and the cool white LED shining power button on the front, which you may not be able to see in this footage, it looks really great overall, and is probably, in my opinion, one of the better SteamBoxes that I've seen so far. What do you guys think? Let me know in the comments down below. But, as its namesake and as the giant logo on top of it say, it is very obviously a SteamBox. Whether or not you like that, it doesn't really matter. SteamOS is free. You can use SteamOS if you want, you can use that Bluetooth connectivity to manage your music library through SteamMusic, you can use the HDMI in to stream things to your SteamBox or whatever the heck you want, or you can just install Windows over top of it. It doesn't really matter, it's coming as a free installed OS. Alright guys, thanks to HyperX for sending us here this year. Check out their YouTube channel, youtube.com slash Kingston HyperX. They release a ton of really cool gaming videos. Be sure to subscribe, I'm sure they'll appreciate that a lot. Also thank you to Phantom Glass, the best damn screen protectors out there. Check them out at store.phantomglass.com to pick one up for yourself. Also, lynda.com, great way to learn things. I've learned some programming stuff on there. I know Taron, one of our editing guys, uses it to learn different things about Premiere and whatnot. I don't actually know their offer code for sure, but I think it's lynda.com slash Linus. If not, we'll put a corrected one down here. Thank you guys for watching. In the comments down below, let me know what you think about this implementation of SteamBox. I'll see you guys next time. Stay subscribed to Linus Tech Tips for all of our PacSeas 2015 content.