 Linus Tech Tips coverage of CES 2014 is brought to you by NCIX.com, your source for great technology, selection and service, along with coarse air memory and Western Digital. Hey guys, we're here at Be Quiet and the first thing we're going to check out is their radiators. I'm excited for a few of these because I test the radiators in the office and I'm sure you guys are excited for a few of these because we do seem to see quite a bit of hype around the Be Quiet coolers. First thing you're going to notice is that there's no flat top. Classically these have a flat top. I know some of you guys are looking for that, some of you guys aren't. So if you didn't like that before, they now come with even more angles, just in case that's exactly what you wanted. And if not, you can still get their older products, I'm sure, not a problem. One thing with the fan is that it's a six-pole PWM fan. With PWM fans, as I'm sure a lot of you know, they tend to tick. With six poles in them, they shouldn't tick as much. I'm sure we'll be able to check that out in the office at a later date. Something you might not have noticed is that these are actually about three millimeters shorter than they used to be. Case compatibility is always a problem with every type of cooler, air or water. But with air coolers, you got to get that height down. So these should be a lot more compatible with a lot more cases. We have a variance of sizes, but the other most notable one, because I'm sure a lot of you are familiar with their Dark Rock Pro 2s, is their Shadow Rock Slim. So if you're a fan of big, tall RAM, like some of those Corsair sticks and a few other brands, you can get this and it should help you a ton with RAM compatibility. It's a very solid cooler, as far as I can tell. The top of it looks absolutely great if you're into that industrial design, angled kind of style. Moving on, we have the Pure Wings. These aren't quite as featureful as the Silent Wings set, but they're under $10, which is quite insane. You are getting a little bit less in the motor department and you're not going to have all those nice rubber features as we see on the Silent Wings, but they're coming at an insane price point. I know a lot of you guys are looking for this style of fan because it looks amazing, and a lot of you don't necessarily agree with Linus' whole idea that Noctua fans are absolutely beautiful. On the other side of the room, we've got power supplies, and I'm sure a lot of you guys are going to be really excited for this because of what Valve's been doing lately. Steam machines are really interesting, and while a lot of brands here are announcing their own steam machines, I don't really know why you would necessarily care when you can just build your own. And you're a computer enthusiast, like group of people, so I'm assuming you're going to build your own. So what you can see here is an SFX and TFX power supplies. They both have two-year warranties. The SFX power supply comes in 300-watt and 400-watt bronze editions, and the TFX power supply comes in a 300-watt bronze and a 300-watt gold. So if you're one of those people that is looking to do it yourself with these steam machines and not just buy one of the mass-produced ones, this is probably what you're going to look in for for a very, very small, slim-style case. So that's actually really exciting, as there's not a ton of them on market. Thanks for watching our content, thanks to our sponsors for bringing us here this year, and as always, please subscribe to Linus Tech Tips.