 Linus Tech Tips coverage of Computex 2017 is brought to you by the Corsair One and Synergy. Check them out at the link in the video description. We're here in the MSI booth checking out one of the coolest desktops that I've seen today. Mind you this is only the second booth we've seen but trust me, that doesn't mean it's not cool. It's dope. It's called the G25 because it's 2.5L of internal volume, it weighs only 2.5kg and it is only 25mm thin as they say. So what have they crammed inside here? They've got an overclockable quad-core Core i7, up to 64GB of DDR4 memory with 4 sodium expansion slots. They've got up to dual M.2 SSDs running in RAID in addition to a 2.5 inch hard drive for actually tons of internal storage and this is the kicker. They've got a GTX 1070 MXM, so that's the mobile variant, but with full desktop grade performance because opening this puppy up you can actually see that the top, like almost third of it is taken up by three internal heat sinks and somewhere between eight and nine heat pipes. I was having a hard time counting them because apparently while I'm allowed to take the panel off, I'm not allowed to take things apart in the MSI booth anymore. Apparently I got people in trouble at CES and they won't let me do it, but it's okay because I'm not upset about that and I'm not salty. You can tell from the tone of my voice. Going back to the outside for a minute here, we've got the full complement of front I.O. So your VR power as well as HDMI, you've got dual Type-A USB 3s as well as a Type-C, and analog audio out and then around at the back you've got, well, power in. Yeah, pretty beefy power in I think for a 1070 inside. Optical audio out, another HDMI. You've got gigabit ethernet, two more USBs and a Thunderbolt 3 port for pretty much any expansion you'd want. In terms of how you deploy one of these, you've got a lot of options. They've got an early sample of kind of a bottom stand here so you could stand it up kind of like a PlayStation 4, or it's got feet on the bottom here so you could lay it down flat, but watch your thermals because all the air intake is on this side. So if you lay it down flat, obviously you're not going to have quite as good an experience. On the subject of experiences, because of all the power of this thing, they've got it running a triple monitor demo over here, which has this like weird prototype like bezel eliminator optical illusion thing, and over on the other side. Oh my God, I'm all over the road. Where they've got an unnamed product that for now we're just going to call the MSI VR racing simulator or something. This thing is not going to come cheap. It's going to be somewhere in the neighborhood of five to eight thousand dollars, but it at least includes the Vortex G25 that's under the hood. But basically this is MSI's attempt to show they can do more than just a gaming PC box. Everything about it, even the software was written by MSI for VR gaming. Oh boy, okay, I think I just crashed. So then thanks for checking out our coverage here at the MSI booth. You can tell I'm like actually like crashing on the gravel right now. Thanks to Corsair and Synergy for sponsoring our trip to Computex 2017. Corsair showing off the one, their 12 liter gaming PC. We've got that link down below and Synergy is all about letting you share a keyboard and mouse between multiple PCs. You can save 25% again at the link below. So thanks to you guys for watching and we will see you again at the next booth. Don't forget to subscribe so you don't miss any of our Computex 2017 coverage.