 Our coverage here at PAX East 2015 is powered by the HyperX YouTube channel. Check it out at youtube.com slash Kingston HyperX. Also thank you to PhantomGlass and Linda.com. Alright guys, I know you all expected the HyperX video at PAX East 2015 this year, so here it is. Fury DDR4 is now a thing and a more affordable option than Predator at around $100 per 8 gigs ish, although pricing seems to be still fluctuating as it's still actually hitting the scene. In terms of speeds, you'll range anywhere from 2133 MHz, 2400 MHz, to 2666 MHz in CAS latency timings of CL14 or CL15. This is slower than Predator. Predator can get CAS latency timings down to CL12 in certain cases and speeds of 3000 MHz, but again it is cheaper. Your voltage option will be 1.2 volts across the board, while again Predator had an option to get up to 1.35 for a little bit more overclocking potential, but yet again this is a cheaper kit. Moving on to mouse pads which they quietly launched back in February. They now have soft fabric mouse pads instead of their stick-on mouse pads. There's four sizes of them in 11 by 9 as they're small, 14 by 11 for medium, 20 by 16 for large, and 35 by 16 for extra large, which is freaking huge. The small and medium sizes are 3 millimeters thick, and the large and extra large sizes are 4 millimeters thick. These pads range from 15 to 35 dollars, and while I didn't have a ton of time to spend with them at the show because it's not the right environment to test a mouse pad, Ediago may be having a video coming fairly soon which will be a mouse pad buyer's guide, so stay tuned for that. Thanks to our sponsors to bring us to PAX East this year, the HyperX YouTube gaming channel which you should definitely check out as they have awesome gaming videos and even some stuff from us over at youtube.com Kingston HyperX. They would really appreciate it if you subscribed. Also Phantom Glass which you can check out at store.phantomglass.com and pick up one of the best damped screen protectors out there. Also lynda.com, your one-stop shop for learning all types of skills online including video editing, programming, business skills, whatever the heck you want. Check out lynda.com slash PAX for a cool offer.