 This video from CES 2018 is brought to you by Synergy. Synergy 2 makes sharing a single mouse and keyboard between multiple machines easier than ever. Check it out at the link below. Okay, guys. Now this... This is some crazy stuff. I never thought I would live to see the day. Intel and AMD technology in one box. One box made by Intel. This is the Hades Canyon Nook. It is their most powerful Nook ever by a very significant margin. And it is running an 8th Gen Intel Core i7 processor. And Radeon RX Vega Mobile graphics. Now they're gonna have two different models that are gonna be available in bare bones units just like previous Nooks. So what you get is you get the CPU, the motherboard, the case, the power supply, and... Oh, right. Graphics. So you gotta add your own RAM and your own operating system. But this thing is loaded for bare. On the front you got your power switch, Yash or whatever, reset or whatever that is. SD reader, two USB 3 ports, HDMI out for VR. Yes, my friends, VR capable. What? You've got another USB. This one's a Type-C and you've got a front audio jack. Then moving it around to the back, I got one that's not plugged in. What? This thing has six display outputs. Two HDMI 2.0, two mini display port, two thunderbolts at the back. There's your power in. Oh, also another audio jack. Thank you, rear audio on small form factor. Really appreciate that. That also does optical out. Four more USB 3s, two LAN ports because, you know, whatever. We're just gonna cover the whole thing in I.O. anyway. And oh, check this out. That right there is validated for a hundred watts of cooling because inside this thing on the high end model, there's a hundred watt model and there's a sixty five watt model. You're going to find a quad core hyper threaded processor. The top end one is actually overclockable and they've had it running up to five gigahertz in the lab. And it is cooled by this fricking thing. So the entire back, half of the entire back is dedicated to heat sink with this sexy vapor chamber that covers one of the most unique processors that we have ever seen. So right here on this side, there's your quad core Intel CPU. Right here on this side, there's your Vega based. Yes, my friends, AMD's custom silicon solution department, the same guys that have worked with the game console makers are actually providing a GPU to Intel. And this is an HBM to memory module. So all three of these are sitting on this really special layer that I can actually even show you guys because it's so small, but it's called an EMIB and it allows high speed communication between all three of these components. So effectively, this is a full PCI Express 8X Gen 3 link between the CPU and the GPU. Unbelievable. And the whole thing is so thin that you're not just going to see this in Nooks. You're also going to see this integrated in laptops. And Intel is expecting performance in the neighborhood of better than a 1060 Max-Q out of this tightly integrated solution. They're also estimating that compared to Intel integrated graphics, which we saw in the Skull Canyon Nook last year, that we can see up to a 50% improvement in performance. Now, it is a little bigger and it is a little thicker. It's 1.2 liters compared to 0.7 liters for last generation. But if you're looking for a tiny powerhouse of a machine, I don't think you're going to find anything close to this on the market. Not that this is actually on the market yet. So let's get to that. It's going to be coming sometime later this year. Pricing is going to be $799 for the 65 watt non-overclockable version. And approximately, this is all estimates, $999 for the overclockable one, which CPU and GPU will be overclockable. And you're going to have to add your own RAM, your own operating system and your own storage, which is interesting because they got two M.2 slots in there. So you could put like a regular SSD or maybe Optane. That would be a cool idea. I wonder if Intel thought of putting Optane in there for super high speed storage. Speaking of thinking of things, have you guys given any thought to Synergy 2 since the beginning of this video? Well, you should. It's the new generation of software from Seamless that lets you share a keyboard and mouse between multiple computers, be they Windows, Mac OS and Linux. It's pretty freaking cool and it's easier to configure than ever, including now the ability to work around complicated networking configurations and automatically find the best path. So go check it out at the link in the video description, that's Seamless.com slash Synergy slash CES1 and you can get 50% off. So thanks for watching this video, guys. You can dislike, you can like. It's up to you. You can also get subscribed and make sure you don't miss any of the rest of our content from CES 2018. Although I can't promise there's going to be anything else more mind blowing than this. That. Can you see that? It's crazy.