 of the liquid cooling hybrid solution that you can hook up on these boards. This is the all-new Windforce cooler that takes advantage of a composite of a couple of different heat pipe technologies. So it has like a textured inside as well as micro grooves that allow it to more easily take the cooled liquid and then move it back to the GPU where it needs to be heated up and then evaporated again. I mean, that's the basic principle of how heat pipes work. What this allows Gigabyte to do is between those high performance heat pipes, check how thick those ones are, between those high performance heat pipes and the overall mass of the cooler, they are able to build coolers for the GTX 770, 780 and Titan that are capable of dissipating 450 watts within what is still a two slot profile. Now, hold on a minute. Is that what's going on here? Is that an aftermarket cooled Titan? Six gigs of memory, aftermarket cooling, no one's allowed to do that. Gigabyte is going to be releasing this as a bundle. So you'll actually get it with a stock Titan cooler on it, instructions and a Windforce cooler so that you can swap out the cooler on your own, giving you the advantages that come with better GPU cooling, particularly with GPU Boost 2.0. Now, GPU Boost 2.0 allows you to not only set up your overclocking profiles by power as well as by clock speed and voltage, but also by temperature. So when you have a lower temperature on your card, you are going to actually legitimately get better performance, whether you're a hardcore overclocker or not, which hasn't been true necessarily with other graphics cards in the past. Now, they've got a practical demonstration of this, which I thought was pretty cool. The maximum temperature, well recommended temperature from Nvidia for a GK110 or GK104 is around 95 degrees. So they've got a variety of different heat loads that you can apply to your GPU. So you can see the heat loads that you can apply to this elaborate setup here with the Windforce cooler on it. You can see our ambient temperature here, which is about 30, 31 degrees. You can see the heat load being applied to the Windforce cooler. And then you can see right here the temperature that it maintains the card at. So the TDPs of these cards are only actually 250 watts, but even applying an excess of 400 watts to this cooler, the highest we've seen it is around 80 degrees and change a little above that, and that's in 31 degree ambience. Moving right along to gaming peripherals, this is where diesel started geeking out. So this right here is the Ivea Uranium, which has a number of different things. So first of all here, actually, I'll get our lovely model to demo it in just a second. I'm going to steal it first. Sorry about that. On the bottom, check this out. I love this. My old MX700 had two AA batteries on the bottom. What's the advantage of AA? Number one, they're everywhere, so you never have to worry about not having a charge when something bad happens and your batteries die. Number two, is their high capacity. This thing runs for 50 hours continuously. So if you actually manage to run out of battery life with this mouse in between charges, then you probably should go to sleep anyhow. But that's not it. So it's wireless, but I would love for you to come in here, sorry, and demo what is special about this particular wireless implementation. So how do you charge it? Okay, you charge it just with a simple micro USB. Cool thing about that is micro USB charges the mouse while you're using it, or if you don't need to charge the mouse at the time, you've got a micro USB handy on your desk. You can use it to charge your phone. Next up, okay, so the wireless implementation. In the past, wireless mice have had problems with particular, not necessarily with, you know, left click doesn't register or whatever else like that, but particularly with the execution of macros. So instead of putting the macro memory onto the mouse, which by the way is also one fewer thing to power on the mouse. So that's where you get that extended battery life. Macro memory has now been integrated here. So show me how you can switch between the variety of different profiles that can be stored on the base station. Another advantage of the base station while you guys watch the interface here, is the fact that it sits very close to the mouse as opposed to being plugged into the front of your tower or into the back of your case, meaning that it's less likely to have any interference. And because it's closer, you're going to have faster data transmission. It uses a 6500 DPI twin eye laser sensor and you can set up, I believe it's up to five profiles. Is that correct? Yep, I'm getting the okay. Now we've got the Avia Osmium keyboard. So this has been updated. You've got five different profiles here. And what's cool is you've got a multicolor light here so you can tell which profile you're in. You've also got dedicated scroll wheels for brightness, which has very fine granularity to the adjustments that you can make. You can click it and turn it off. So it's actually just a mouse wheel. Very, very cool. As well as a volume wheel, media keys that are accessible with a function functionality, and check this out. We are not limited to just one key switch type anymore. These are Cherry MX Browns. If you guys have been watching Linus Tech Tips a long time, you'll know these are my personal favorite key switches. So I am more than thrilled to see that being applied to Gigabyte's keyboard lineup. Also, it has a nice wide wrist rest. And personally, I don't really like it. But my wife refuses to use anything but her SteelSeries 7G because of the large angled wrist rest. So for people out there who want that, now you have another option that isn't Cherry MX Black with what is quite frankly a fairly dated feature set that doesn't include LED backlighting or any of those kinds of bells and whistles. Don't miss any of our Computex 2013 coverage by making sure that you're subscribed. And guys, big thanks to our sponsors who remember our WD, NCIX, and Corsair Vengeance Gaming peripherals. Without them, we wouldn't be here.