 Cooler Master V-Series semi-modular power supplies feature 80 plus gold efficiency and their gold guarantee 5 year warranty. Click now to learn more. Look at that! We didn't do any unboxings in like, what, I don't know, almost a year? And then now all of a sudden it's like two unboxings within a span of a couple weeks, but this one is a little bit different. This isn't just a product, this is an experience. I haven't actually tried it yet, but it was sent by Intel. And one of the accompanying shipments was an X99 Deluxe LGA 2011-3 motherboard with support for quad channel memory, the latest Haswell E or also known as Intel New Fourth Generation Extreme 6 Core, we have 8 core. Okay, so Haswell E and so yeah, I think I have a pretty good idea of what's inside the box. It's also fragile, so it's clearly not rocks, although it is a little bit on the heavy side. So let's find out what's in here, shall we? It's extremely well packaged with a nice soft cell, soft closed cell phone. And also comes with, look at this, look at the amount of instructions in here. Can you see that? Look at this. There's like books worth of instructions. So there's like Intel Core Processor family for enthusiasts, boost your performance, increase security, better connectivity and specs for all these new fourth generation chips. And then what else we got here? So we've got an overclocking guide for Haswell E. That's going to come in handy, presumably, depending on what's inside. We've got introducing the X99 Deluxe, an entire novel written by Asus. All right. There's an AC adapter, 12 volt. Okay, what else we got in here? Ah, yes. Extract it from the hole. 16 gigs of Crucial quad channel DDR4 2133 1.2 volt memory. So the advantage of DDR4 memory over the existing DDR3 memory is that it runs at lower voltages, runs at higher speeds and looks much uglier. No, I'm just kidding. This is pretty basic DDR4. There will be enthusiast grade stuff from Crucial, as well as other memory brands over the next little while. But there you have it. It's still DDR4, it's still high tech and it's still 16 gigs of what will presumably go with what we're going to find inside. Now, I've made it this far already. I'm aware that there is a like containment cylinder unit inside, but I have not yet actually opened it up. So we should get a good look at this thing before we get started. Is there anything else? Oh, okay. Well, the little pull tab came out. So I don't know where we were supposed to pull that out of, but presumably it's been pulled. So there's that. Let's take a look at this bad boy. So this way goes up. I got that right. Well, I mean, there's feet on the bottom. So if I couldn't figure that out, I'm probably an idiot. This way has some this actually looks like hand finished. These are cool. This definitely is more effort than Nvidia put into their GTX 590 containers where they ship them in ammo boxes that had like a stencil spray painted over top of it. So yeah, I got to give kudos to Intel for presentation here. That's for sure. There's a reset button on the back. Let's just go ahead and press that. And then that is where the power jack goes. So, okay, I'm going to assume the... Oh, that's a shame. Up on the top, you can actually see that one of our flappy tabs here. Looks like it got damaged in shipping. Hopefully, whatever's in the containment unit is not going to get out and get us any sooner than we were already going to unleash it ourselves anyway. This is the shortest power cord I've ever seen. How are they expecting me to plug this thing in? Does it reach the... It does not reach to the floor. Someone get me a power squid. Marty. Okay. No, no, it's okay. It's okay. We got this. All right. We have powered up the containment unit and... Oh, hello. There's a ticking noise. Marty, it's a bomb! That's about the best Doc Brown voice I can do. So I'm going to turn the red thing to match the other red thing. Whoa. This reminds me of an old game loading screen. The old game experience continues. Look at that lighting on the inside. You got to get the top angle here. Check that out. Is it smoking? Is it supposed to do that? I can't even see it because of the orientation. Okay, I'm moving to the other side. This is stupid. I'm missing the show. Look at... Everyone else gets to see it. I think that's probably the show. Does it need help? Oh, no, it's got it. It's got it. It's all right. That's just the sound of its raw power. Yeah. So in addition... Look at them LED strips. Love it. So in addition to the DDR4 memory and X99 motherboard, this I wasn't expecting. There is also a 240 gig, 730 series Intel SSD. These are fantastic SSDs. We've talked a fair bit... Oh, it's opened. We've talked a fair bit about these in the past, probably for quality assurance. I'm assuming. Where what's important about these is how consistent the performance is across various different types of workloads, even when you're hitting them extremely hard. So they're really great for RAID configurations. SATA 3, all the usual stuff, and you get no mounting bracket, but you do get disk cloning software, screws, five. I always like that. It's a nice touch. One extra screw in case you lose one. SATA and then a Speed Demon sticker. Oh, look, the flashing lights are back. Anyway, this is where the show really starts. So this one they did reseal, so I guess I'll need my trusty unboxing knife. Let's go ahead and slice this bad boy open. And inside here we find a Chipmunk. Oh, really? It's a CPU? I was expecting a Chipmunk. So inside here we get Intel's latest and greatest. I'm gonna have to check the clock speed on the chip just to make sure that it is what I say it is. Yes, latest and greatest Core i7-5960X. This is an 8-core processor clocked at 3 GHz base, 3.5 GHz boost. It has 20 megabytes of level 3 cache. It runs on the all-new X99 chipset, which you've seen, which has a lot of advantages over the older Z97 one, or not in terms of, excuse me, over the old X79 one. Things like more native USB 3 ports, more native SATA 3 ports, more feature support. That board in particular, you can throw an add-in card onto it, and you can get support for Thunderbolt, something that was never available outside of the Mac Pro, on LGA 2011. And then, of course, you get support for DDR4 memory running it up to a quad-channel configuration for pretty much as much memory bandwidth as most consumers, at least for now. We always say this, right? It's more than anyone will ever need, until the needs continue to evolve. Speaking of needs, who needs an 8-core processor? I would make the argument that very few people need one, but it's definitely nice to have, especially if in addition to gaming, because we all know that games don't use more than a couple of cores at a time, but if in addition to gaming, you want to, I don't know, output video while you're gaming, or you want to stream while you're gaming using CPU encoding for the best possible quality, more cores is going to be a benefit to you, and that's where Intel's latest enthusiast platform comes in. It's not like Intel's replacing the mainstream 1150 platform, this is just in addition to that for people who really want the cream of the cream. Well, thanks for checking out this fun little unboxing. Big thanks to Intel for providing this neat containment unit unboxing experience thing. It was pretty fun to make a video about. I think that according to their instructions for how to make the video, we need to, ahem, refer people to Intel.ly slash Unbox, where they can go ahead and visit the Pro Performance website, and then I'm going to tweet and Facebook this thing like nobody's business. Thanks for watching, guys. Like the video if you liked it, dislike it if you disliked it, leave a comment letting me know. Actually, let Intel know. What did you think of this as far as cool publicity stunts go? You know, was it cool? Let them know what's up. I don't know, I like it. I think it's cool. Put this all back. I wonder if you can re-contain it. Guys, don't forget to support us. We have a support us link in the video description. You can buy a t-shirt, you can give us a monthly contribution, you can change your Amazon bookmark to one with our affiliate code, and all of that good stuff. Okay, I pressed reset. Oh, wait, okay. Waa, wa, wa, wa, wa, wa. I'm planning to like make this part of like our set or something at some point because it's super, super cool. We found the piece, so it looks like we can just glue that back on no problem, and it's going to be back to its former glory, so. Pretty cool. Peace, guys.