 Thank you to the HyperX YouTube channel, youtube.com slash Kingston HyperX for sending us here this year. Also thank you to linda.com and Phantom Glass. Alright guys, 980 Kingpin from EVGA. This is a 4GB memory card, with its memory running at 7010MHz. And its GPU running at a 1304 base clock with a 1408 boost clock. Although if you're buying a Kingpin, I'm going to expect that you're going to overclock, and you'll probably get somewhere between 1500 and 1600MHz fairly easily with this card. Due to things like its dual 120mm fan cooling, and its 14 phase power supply, which is fed by dual 8 pin PCIe power and a single 6 pin PCIe power. For your overclocking delight, it comes with EVBOT support, a voltage pinout, and even a freaking triple BIOS just in case you screw something up. EVGA has customized the I.O. so it's all on one line with DVI, HDMI, and triple mini DP, so that if you were to watercool this card, it would actually be a true single slot card, which is pretty sick. Last but not least is the aesthetic improvements. Along with that beautiful backplate, which you guys have probably been seeing throughout this video, there's four customizable LED zones, which are all RGB LEDs and customizable in software. This card being released about a month ago might feel a little awkward with the new Titan announcement, which just happened a few days ago. But it might not be completely obsolete yet. It is an expensive $800 card, but we don't know how much the Titan is going to cost. It is very likely that the Titan may not cost exactly $999. It might be $1,300, $1,400, $1,500, which may make this card still make sense in the future. I guess we'll just have to wait and see. Thank you to the HyperX YouTube channel, youtube.com slash Kingston HyperX, for sending us here this year. They've got tons of cool gaming videos, and I think they even have some content from us on there, so be sure to check them out and be sure to subscribe. Also thank you to Phantom Glass, store.phantomglass.com, where you can pick up the best damn screen protectors out there. And thank you to Lynda.com, they have some really cool editing tutorials and programming tutorials and whatever the heck tutorials you want on their website, so be sure to check them out at Lynda.com slash Pax. Thank you guys for watching this video. Let me know what you think about the 980 Kingpin in the comments down below or over on the forum. Thanks for watching and be sure to stay subscribed to Linus Tech Tips for all of our Paxies 2015 content.