 Linus Tech Tips coverage of CES 2015 is brought to you by Phantom Glass. Visit store.phantom.glass for the best darn screen protectors out there, as well as HyperX. So we're hanging out checking out what HyperX is showing off here at the show, and I've got three things right in front of me. First of all, we've got their Savage DDR3 memory. So the kit that happens to be in here right now is a 16 gig kit of 2400 megahertz memory. Honestly, not a lot has changed. DDR3 isn't exactly cutting edge anymore, but they've got a nice new idea on it that's going to look great on, you know, an ROG board. And actually this system overall looks freaking fantastic. It's an Alienly PC-06S. And I'm going to have to get one of these for review or something, because this looks like one wicked gaming system. Of course, of course, it looks mostly wicked because of all the cool HyperX stuff inside. So they've actually got their new HyperX Savage SSD. This is using a Fizen S10 controller. It's available in 240, 480 and 960 gig capacities. And in terms of performance, this one's kind of funny because, you know, it's like, yeah, it's a new controller, but yeah, it's still SATA 3, because we don't really have anything faster than that. So we're looking at around 560 megabytes per second reads, around 520 or 540 megabytes per second writes, depending on where things land at the end of the day. And in terms of what that means in the real world, well, right over here, it's kind of like awesome, beautiful HyperX industrial design meets sort of Kingston marketing. Here's ours, here's all the other SATA 3 SSDs. Basically, you know, ours is good because it's, you know, backed by Kingston. It's good quality and all that stuff. And now in incompressible scenarios where, so say, for example, on a San Force drive, it might perform really well sometimes and not as well other times. We are going to be definitely competitive with everything else on the market. And we look great doing it. So that's about all there is to say about it. This is a little bit more on the interesting side. This is the new HyperX Predator. This is an M.2 SSD. It's got four PCI Express Gen 2 lanes. And this has none of that mundane SATA 3 bottleneck stuff going on. The read speeds on this one is 1.4 gigabytes per second and writes is one gigabyte per second. It's available in the same capacities. So that's 240, 480 and 960 gig. And you can actually install it a number of different ways. In fact, in the system behind me, they've got it installed two different ways. So it's installed directly in an M.2 slot on the Maximus 7 gene motherboard right here. And then it's also available with a PCI Express riser card. And so you can just install it in any PCI Express slot in your motherboard, assuming you don't have an M.2 slot. And this is just a nice touch. So actually, I'm not sure if this is the final PCB design. I heard there's one that's going to have like dick butts on the back or something like that. Or no, there's discussion about maybe dressing it up a little bit. But little things like making the PCB black. I've seen other high performance, great for gaming, you know, PCI Express SSD riser cards. It's like green PCB is like, do you guys even look at gaming systems? So at least I'll say this. The HyperX team is looking at what gaming systems are supposed to look like and making sure the product performs well and looks good inside. Speaking of stuff that performs well, huge shout out to our primary sponsor for the show. Yeah, I got to throw in that primary just for you guys, because they jumped on board earlier than you. Phantom Glass, these guys make great screen protectors. They're made of Gorilla Glass, so they look fantastic on your phone. They feel great to your finger and they're extremely scratch resistant. They're available at store.phantom.glass. That's linked in the video description. And also a shout out to HyperX. They are sponsoring us here at the show. You guys are going to want to check out their YouTube channels, youtube.com slash HyperX. We've got it linked in the video description. Huge thanks to those guys for allowing us to be here. And as you see, just because someone sponsored us to be at the show, that doesn't prevent us from having a little bit of fun at their expense when we're covering their products. So I don't know where I was going with that. Mostly I was just making fun of you guys. Don't forget to click that subscribe button so you don't miss any of our CES coverage here at CES 2015.