- We're here at Computex 2023
where we have been finding so many solutions
to the problems that plague you every single day.
Like I come home and I'm like, "Oh man, my RGB shoes,
I need to plug them in.
What an inconvenience."
Well, we're here at Channel Well
where they've than making power supplies for PCs
for the last while, but now they have a RGB shoe charger.
Look at this.
You just come come home.
Place it on the little charging mat,
and your shoes are getting charged.
Now the actual operation is very similar to a Qi charger
although it isn't quite the same.
For a Qi charger, you need a very specific PCB
and a protocol, which shocker,
is not very easy to fit in a shoe.
That said though, this is very cool.
I'm thirsty for my morning run.
Ooh, a Coke.
Ugh, oh, ugh.
My drink.
It wasn't at the optimal drinking temperature
of six degrees Celsius like they have
with the IceFloe Aurora.
This right here is an RGB drink cooler,
which of course, has a little TEC in the back here.
And they did a whole bunch of tests
where they gave people drinks at different temperatures
to find out what everyone liked the most.
And it turns out six degrees is where they ended up,
which is what this right here is programmed to give you.
Also, of course it has RGB.
(unit beeping)
And they have a variety of AIOs as well.
Iceberg Thermal has not only a bunch of
cool looking air coolers,
but also a whole bunch of prototype AIOs here.
They go up to 420, have some very cool looking RGB,
and compatibility all the way back to FM1.
That's pretty sweet.
But what this doesn't have, a dedicated M.2 cooler.
We're here at the T-FORCE booth
where they have the Siren Duo360.
And if you look here, we've got a 360 radiator
that goes over to our CPU,
and then over to a dedicated M.2 cooler.
Now as PCIe Gen five drives
continue to get hotter than my aunt
when she sees Michael Bublé on the television,
there are so many different coolers
that you might be needing for your SSD.
We've got the little airflow cooler.
We've got the Airflow 2 cooler,
which you can move around just like so
if you don't quite have the clearance,
and a variety of other ones that are exactly
what I want to put on a steam deck.
Even the console gamers aren't being left outta the party.
Here we have the AL1 Aluminum Heat-Sink for the PS5
so that you can make sure
that your ratchet and clank never drop.
It's one of those fancy go in between places segments.
I really want to have a bit of lunch.
(gasping) Oh my God.
They do not screw around with the spice here,
just like I don't screw around
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- Now, not everything here has to be over-the-top insane.
This right here might be the best case that I have found.
For $109 Euro, about $115 U.S., once they get it over there.
This right here is the Arx 700 air from Endorfy.
And for that you get five fans,
so it's actually pretty sweet.
So we have metal fan grills here and along the top,
tempered glass on the side panel,
even a little dust filter that's magnetic on the bottom.
I do really hope they're able to bring it
to North America soon because it is built very solid.
Much like the solid-state capacitor right here,
but that's not the interesting thing.
But the XPG Fusion 1600.
This right here uses gallium nitride and planar transformers
to create an all-digital power supply.
This is patented by Delta Electronics
and allows them to have way better tolerances
in the transformer here.
Normally you would have to do something like this.
You go from your high voltage here, about 400 volts,
and then you have to go through this
nonsense transformer right here
where you have to, like, wind coils around,
use a bunch of, eh, no one wants to do that.
What you want to do is control everything digitally
like what they have right here.
Now they have a big setup here using the Cybernetics board
that allows us to analyze how much power it's drawing,
and holy crap, you can see right now
we're drawing 1800 watts.
And this thing right here,
I was gonna say it isn't breaking a sweat
but that fan looks like it is going pretty fast.
Fair enough guys, 'cause this right here is what?
Four RTX 4090s going at full tilt.
You can just feel the heat
coming off of this thing right now.
For all of those GPUs,
they actually have two 12-volt high power connectors,
and an OC link that allows you to chain two of them together
for 3200 watts of power.
MSI made a car charger and it's actually pretty cool.
First of all they have a nice seven-inch display right here.
But down here is a special sauce, a camera.
So you can pull up to it, it sees your license plate,
reads it, and then it's just like, "Oh hey, how's it going?"
And then it charges it to your card and stuff like that.
You don't have to worry about dealing with the apps
or any of that nonsense.
It's up to 13.2 kilowatts of charging.
And I kind of think I want a beer now
from this computer.
Here at Computex we've seen so many crazy cases,
some zombies, a cyberpunk motorcycle, a katana,
a great big temple, this fish pond right here,
an alien thing, but the fastest of them all
is this pyramid that was made by ElmorLabs.
You can see right here through that little copper tube,
they've been pouring liquid nitrogen into this thing all day
and it has been running at a rock solid seven gigahertz,
DDR five, 10,000.
The absolute best part though,
there's a heater on the bottom of the CPU
that is making sure that it always stays
at minus 69 degrees Celsius.
Nice.
So huge thanks for watching this video, guys.
Hit like, get subscribed, and just have a great old day.
I'll see you later.
Maybe a lucky day.