 Alright guys, welcome back to Computex 2015. Thank you to MSI and linda.com for sending us here this year. You can check out their stuff in the video description down below. Alright guys, welcome to our video of the 0.9 inch thick 5.51 pound Aorus X5 from Gigabyte. This laptop's rocking a fifth generation i7 5700HQ running at 2.7 GHz to a boost clock of 3.5 GHz. The panel for this bad boy is a 15.6 inch WQHD Plus 2880x1620 IPS panel featuring Nvidia G-Sync, which will help you get rid of stuttering and tearing and whatnot, which is also powered by dual GTX 965M cards in SLI. If that wasn't enough for you for storage, they have three potential M.2 slots and a 2.5 inch slot for a potential raid of three different drives in M.2 and another giant storage drive in your 2.5 inch slot. But one of those M.2 slots might be taken up by an AverMedia hardware encoder if you're one of those guys that wants to be able to stream on the go, which is pretty freaking sick. With a stock configuration of 8 gigs of RAM but expandable up to 32 gigs of RAM, you also have killer networking with a Gigabit port on the back of the computer, 802.11ac for Wi-Fi and Bluetooth version 4.0. For what you're mainly going to put your hands on, you have a glass touchpad which feels really nice on your fingers and a backlit keyboard with a whole bunch of macro keys and profiles on the left hand side. Then we come to I.O. We'll start on the left hand side with mini display port, HDMI, headphone and microphone jacks, USB 3.0 port and a Kensington lock. Then on the right hand side you have two USB 3.0 ports, an SD card reader and a surround port HDMI jack. On the back we have that previously mentioned ethernet jack, USB 3.0, VGA and power. Just above the monitor you have fairly standard fare of an HD camera and an internal microphone. For speakers you have two 1.5 watt speakers on each side of the kind of base of the laptop and you have a subwoofer just above the keyboard in the middle-ish area. And last but not least is cooling. You have four heat pipes for the CPU and four heat pipes for the GPU all cooled by two fans. The intakes for that are on the bottom and on kind of the upper part of the sides of the laptop and those will exhaust out the back of the laptop. Let me know in the comments down below is this the AORUS you've been waiting for or on Twitter at luke underscore lafr. While you're down there don't forget to check the description for links from MSI. Thank you for sending us here this year again MSI. In that link you'll be able to see all the products that they have that they're showing off this year at Computex. Also check out Lynda.com's link Lynda.com slash Computex for a 10-day free trial so you can start learning a whole bunch of stuff. And before you click off this video and go somewhere else like, dislike, favorite, share, subscribe all that kind of stuff. I'll see you guys next time. Stay tuned for all of our Computex 2015 content.