Can you just give like a clap and just say what this is? Bits and bobs?
Yeah, there's bits and bobs for floor playing exclusive.
Do you know what that means? No. You don't know what we eat?
No, I don't. That's crazy. Look at this little robot. It's a computer.
In here you got the motherboard. I don't know how they found this. They must have manually painted that because this is a stock Intel cooler, but they painted it white.
And they have the like cool orange accents. It's also down on the motherboard.
And if you follow the wires, the power supply is over here in this like kind of floating jet pack unit.
And they mounted it to just a dual monitor.
This is really cool. I like that a lot. We have this modded O11 dynamic from Techlin Mod.
And it is honestly one of my favorite things of the show.
A lot of the mods that we see here are kind of more techie based or cybery based.
But I love that this is gone in a completely like it's cute maxing, you know?
We have a ton of bespoke parts that form this beautiful little cafe.
I love the little t-sign. The floating teapot is awesome.
Inside you have these delicious looking macarons.
It's just, it's so cute. They even added a bespoke shroud to the GPU that's really, really cool.
And it really brings the whole theme together with the details in every little corner.
It's so cute. This one's my favorite. You got to look inside.
Okay, sure.
Do you know what else brings me joy? All of my friends at Computex.
Hi guys. Everybody wave.
Hi Sammy. Everybody pose for a picture.
Keep rolling, keep rolling. Pretend that you're still like trying to get the picture.
Just let us know when you're ready for the picture.
He's just trying to get in focus.
Oliver, what's going on? One, two, three.
I like the rocket. You can tell who's tight with NVIDIA.
Because anybody who's like this with NVIDIA, their booths are insane.
Crazy. Yeah.
And my booth would be really big because NVIDIA pays me for all of our reviews.
I'm joking. Our unboxings too.
And they're sponsoring this floating exclusive, which is why I'm saying buy a 5060.
If you've been into computers for a long time, you'd probably recognize the famous like Zalman flower coolers.
They look really cool. They always kind of sucked.
And these ones claim, these ones over here claim that they can take a 180 watt TDP,
which they might be able to, but I don't think they'll do it very well.
There's more efficient ways to do cooling in terms of size.
Like you lose a lot of surface area and airflow down here in the middle.
And where you have the densest fans is where you have the least amount of airflow
right around the bearing. So the most airflow goes over here when really you want pressure to push these fins.
So you kind of waste a lot of it, which is why they're not really the best coolers.
But man, they're old school and I'm just glad they're still making it.
I'd think, you know, I'd never buy it, but I like it.
For the most part, there's just two types of headphones. You've got open back and closed back.
But what have it is claiming that they have it is the industry first gaming OHS headphones,
what they're calling open headphone stereo. And what they're doing is kind of cool.
It's like this smaller driver that's hovering around here.
Now, if you know anything about headphones, you're probably questioning this.
One, things like bass response are very dependent on having a tight seal.
And this doesn't have that.
Sure, in general, it doesn't matter as much with open back headphones.
But this is a little bit different because as opposed to being still having,
as opposed to having any sort of internal seal, it's just open.
It's probably the world's first headphone where your friend could wet Willy while you're wearing.
They also have spatial audio as well as head tracking, which I, you know, is cool, I guess.
The outer shells are just plastic.
It does come in a nicer kind of gold and beige color.
It comes in white as well as just a simple black.
They're super lightweight. And I find that the padding is actually not too bad,
but it's tough to say how much it would hold up to like a longer wearing session.
But because of the design of these headphones, they are rather lightweight.
It comes with a detachable boom mic that is flexible and poseable.
You get your volume controls here. You got a mic mute button as well as a button to activate spatial audio.
In terms of audio, it's tough. One, we're on a show floor.
Two, I think that the connection is not really great to whatever device is playing the audio.
And the file quality might not. And I'm hoping it's the file quality that's bad, because if it isn't, the file quality.
These sound like sh**.
First headphone that you can see through. What Willy?
You can't. You want to shove your finger there?
Oh.