Cooler Master's CES 2023 Coverage: A Look at their Innovative Products

That looks like a shoe all right then, a man it looks like a shoe now. Cooler Master of course they make lots of cases most recently I've checked out their Cosmos Infinity 30th Anniversary Edition which you can check out a video on if you're interested this is part of their cmod X Series so they had a bunch of modders do concept case designs and they told them you know we're actually going to choose some of these that we want to make into actual mass production cases. So this is the sneaker X, the goat, they're saying it's a red case, it's going to come in a variety of different configurations in terms of the hardware that goes inside and and yes it is, it doesn't shoot that's what it's supposed to be. It looks like a sneaker, like a shoe, this red finish is going to be the default, they're going to make a few more of these, they might do some limited edition possibly celebrity tie-in or other varieties of shoes or perhaps shoe designs that are evocative of popular shoe designs that are on the market. It's a mini ITX system that's built in here and they said it's going to eventually have support for up to an RTX 4090 as well, it's going to cost a pretty penny though, they said they're probably going to start at around five thousand dollars and go up from there depending on the configuration.

Next we have the cooling X and you might notice the theme with the names that Cooler Master has chosen, the products all have x in them, which is kind of like you know when I used to play Starcraft my name was Project X, did you guys do you guys know that but anyway. The cooling X is all about cooling, it's a custom designed chassis that has cooling integrated and it's supposed to operate at 30 DB, which is very very quiet near silent depending on you know the room that you're sitting in and how quiet it is. They're accomplishing that with these custom side panels which do have liquid cooling piping through them. We're getting an exclusive look at the internals of this setup, it is a very compact system which is why it does take some screwdrivers to get the side panels off. You can see the block on the opposite side, the copper there for the GPU, this block here is for the CPU, and it does have two fans at the front but those will go zero RPM mode most of the time and if you put a heavy load on the system that increases the temperatures those will spin up to just give a bit more active cooling. But a very compact little system here in the cooling X, and you might even notice these handles across the top, and these are like the cosmos, so they kind of made it like a mini Cosmos design which is pretty cool.

Lastly we have this, it's a shark look at that, I would say Cooler Master jumped the shark, I might even have made that the title of this video but this is just a really cool again, like this is the kind of build that you would see at a CES or a computex event, that some modder has made like one-off version of that, they've meticulously put together. So it's really amazing that Cooler Master has taken some of these designs from their cmod X Series and they're actually going to mass produce them. This one will be somewhat mass-produced, it's going to be more limited quantities but it is of course the shark X because again you got to put an X at the end of all these product names, but just a unique distinctive design. It's got this stand down here with RGB lighting, and RGB lighting throughout. I really like how the fins stick out and everything so it's really an art piece, an art piece and a PC all in one.

And that's going to wrap it up for my coverage here at Cooler Master CES 2023. It's really funny because I didn't even have a chance to get over to like peripherals keyboards, they make so much other stuff but they were very excited about all their immersive technology, some of the unique cases they have a lot of the haptic feedback designs that they're working on right now and they wanted to share those first. But if you guys have any suggestions or requests from the other products that you might have seen Cooler Master launch this week especially in terms of peripherals monitors more traditional PC Hardware let me know in the comments down below we'll see if I can get some of those to check out as well, I have more videos coming at you real soon from CES 2023. Big thank you to my sponsors Cooler Master of course as well as Asus gigabyte and kyoxia.

We will see you guys in the next one.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enmy coverage of CES 2023 is brought to you by gigabyte Asus kyoxia and Cooler Master I have made my way over to the Palms where Cooler Master has basically booked out this entire restaurant so they can show off a bunch of cool things not just the things you might know Cooler Master for like their cases their accessories but also a bunch of immersive technology for gaming like the motion one right here behind me so I've already had a brief chance to try out the motion one here which is a chair I mean it's a chair at its core but it also has a bunch of haptic feedback technology built in this is a collaboration between Cooler Master and d-box so I was trying this out with Forza and basically there is a there's stuff under the chair I'm not going to get too technical about it but it has this box at the bottom that rumbles and bumps you up and down and moves you left and right and gives you the Sensation that you're getting the feedback of the game that you're playing the thing I noticed right off the bat about this setup is that it's not huge it's not massive there's not a frame around it or a bunch of bars or even exposed Hydraulics or actuators or anything like that it's all contained down here in the base of the chair you are going to need a cable leading over to your system Your Entertainment System your gaming PC or whatnot but beyond that you could just use this as an office chair if you weren't doing what you're hopefully watching me doing which is playing a game the chair itself is quite plush you got a memory foam pillow right here which is held on by magnets so you can adjust that up or down if you want a very comfortable chair just from my brief experience sitting in it they even give you a little foot rest down there which is nice but of course something like this is only going to work if it's tied in with the software so that's what d-box does they help integrate this both with games and with movies and they told me that they actually have a movie integration and that's what I'm going to try out next good job Tom Cruise oh laughs ah got him well that was exciting oh yeah I think that was I think that was enhanced by the fact that I haven't seen top gun Maverick yet and now I think I will need to watch it sometime soon but I gotta get one of the chairs first I guess experience I will say now the first game I played Forza that is uh coded contents so for games like that d-box has worked directly with the game developer in order to tie the game in with their software and the haptic feedbacks in the chair but not all games are going to have that ability so they also have adaptive gaming which is software that ties in with your controls so the chairs movements and haptic feedbacks will be affected by your inputs and actions with the game with the controller so this allows for a lot wider range of use of this chair with games that I haven't necessarily been directly coded for it so for example right now I put a little bit of Jedi fall in order if I jump I don't think I can see that I'm just jumping right now it's giving me a little bump a little jumpy bump right there so it's kind of fun like you know I think I might just keep doing this for the rest of the day but I should probably go and check out some other stuff too oh but there is one more thing about the motion one this isn't just a tech demo they're bringing this to a broad audience and in fact pre-orders for this will be going up in early Q2 and you're probably like obviously you're not going to tell us the price Paul they wouldn't do that it's 2 300 bucks yes it's not cheap but for this kind of experience that is totally reasonable over here we have The Cooler Master IMX area which is immersive Technologies we have three demos that we're going to try out here first we have the sync X haptic feedback chair then we have the orb X which I've talked about a little bit on some tech news ones look it's the Black Version it's available in black and white but then we also have the Dynex over here which is a racing simulator that you sit down in and all that stuff that one's still under development let's start off with this one over here the sync X so here's the sync X which again at its core is a chair so I really appreciate Cooler Master bringing me out here and allowing me to sit down a lot because I've been walking already a lot so far in CES 2023 this one has tactic feedback but this time it is powered by the sound but there's haptic feedback in the base the butch pad this as well as the lower back rest it's also got the chair features that you'd expect you know like a pillow it's even got a foot rest down there and if you pop it out a little bit you can slide it back in or pop it out with your feet with your legs which is kind of convenient but this is going to tie in with whatever you're watching whatever media you're consuming and it's just going to use the audio to give you some haptic feedback via the sound waves that are generated by your content the syntax is coming to markets they said sometime this year at least they're optimistically looking at q1 or Q2 and the MSRP is going to be 1300 US Dollars here's a look at the orb X again in the the Black Edition this one they're currently have a wait list a wait list for pre-orders uh weightless a wait list and then they'll be taking pre-orders and they are also planning to start shipping these models sometime this year conservatively sometime this year uh more hopefully within q1 or Q2 time frame uh but we're still waiting on the exact dates for that but that's okay this is going to cost somewhere in the 15 to 16 000 range as well so obviously this one's going to cost a pretty penny but you know if you want the plush leather chair like that as well as of course the roof that can open and close at your pleasure you know you got to pay for it all right so it's I'm going to give you guys the hands-on experience it's lovely I got you I gotta sit back in the chair so here's your point of view orb X experience uh you're sitting there chair first of all you bring the desk here in front of you and the idea here is to create sort of an immersion pod so you can get work done so you can separate the outside world you can play games you can really do whatever you want in here and they've also made it with built-in speakers which are actually up there on the roof and that allows you to sit here and enjoy your content play games do whatever you want without necessarily having headphones or earbuds on which can be uncomfortable after a really long time now we'll include a monitor as you can see up there and again that can lower down to be positioned right in front of you and you control most of those functions with the remote that's right here you also use this to control the chair so I can move I gotta point it where's the where's the receiver oh there it is so you can use these buttons to recline the chair bring it forward or backwards a little bit closer or further away way from the desk that's in front of you the desk also has like a wireless charging built in which is nice as well as some additional controls over here for connecting Bluetooth or audio and then over on my right side we have a collection of inputs USB as well as a mic and headphone jack and as you can see here there's a few different configurations that it comes with as far as monitor support you can either do the 34 inch Ultra wide like we have right here or three 27 inch monitors and the chair as of now does not have haptic feedback but that is something that they're planning to add in the future I'm gonna try out the Dynex this is a pretty pretty beastly racing simulator right here I've been giving instructions on how to operate it and I'm also not very good at racing games just just just so you know this has a fan of tech setup here for your interaction it's got surround monitors of course wrapping entirely around your field of view it's even such that like your side view mirrors right over here are actually on another monitor which is which is kind of crazy in terms of field of view it's very wide it's a very wide field of view I can't even see the back of these monitors that are on either side so the Dynex is still in development so we don't have any word on when it's going to launch pricing or anything like that uh but oh my gosh for anyone who's into racing racing Simpson especially something that gives you this full experience this is this is probably the best one like this that I've ever tried for sure but what what can provide better context maybe I should for for a computer that looks like a shoe all right then a man it looks like a shoe now Cooler Master of course they make lots of cases most recently I've checked out their Cosmos Infinity 30th Anniversary Edition which you can check out a video on if you're interested this is part of their cmod X Series so they had a bunch of modders do concept case designs and they told them you know we're actually going to choose some of these that we want to make into actual mass production cases so this is the sneaker X the goat so they're saying it's a red case it's going to come in a variety of different configurations in terms of the hardware that goes inside and and yes it is it doesn't shoot that's what it's supposed to be it looks like a sneaker like a shoe this red finish is going to be the default they're going to make a few more of these they might do some limited edition possibly celebrity tie-in or other varieties of shoes or perhaps shoe designs that are evocative of popular shoe designs that are on the market it is a mini ITX system that's built in here and they said it's going to eventually have support for up to an RTX 4090 as well it's going to cost a pretty penny though they said they're probably going to start at around five thousand dollars and go up from there depending on the configuration next we have the cooling X and you might notice the theme with the names that Cooler Master has chosen the products all have x in them which is kind of like you know when I used to play Starcraft my name was Project X did you guys did you guys know that but anyway the cooling X is all about cooling it is a custom designed chassis that has cooling integrated and it's supposed to operate at 30 DB which is very very quiet near silent depending on you know the room that you're sitting in and how quiet it is they're accomplishing that with these custom side panels which do have liquid cooling piping through them we're getting an exclusive look at the internals of this setup it is a very compact which is why it does take some screwdrivers to get the side panels off you can see the block on the opposite side the copper there for the GPU this block here is for the CPU it does have two fans at the front but those will go zero RPM mode most of the time and if you put a heavy load on the system that increases the temperatures those will spin up to just give a bit more active cooling but a very compact little system here in the cooling X and you might even notice these handles across the top and these are like the cosmos so they kind of made it like a mini Cosmos design which is pretty cool and lastly we have this it's a shark look at that I would say Cooler Master jumped the shark I might even have made that the title of this video but this is just a really cool again like this is the kind of build that you would see at a CES or a computex event that some modder has made like one-off version of that they've meticulously put together so it's really amazing that Cooler Master has taken some of these designs from their c-mod X Series and they're actually again going to mass produce them this one will be somewhat mass-produced it's going to be more limited quantities but it is of course the shark X because again you got to put an X at the end of all these product names but just a unique distinctive design it's got this stand down here with RGB lighting RGB lighting throughout I I really like how the fins stick out and everything so it's really an art piece an art piece and a PC all in one and I really appreciate that Cooler Master has sort of stepped outside of the box outside of the case box the typical boxy style cases in order to bring something like this to Market I think it should be safe to stand close enough to this shark right now but guys that is going to wrap it up for my coverage here at Cooler Master CES 2023 it's really funny because I didn't even have a chance to get over to like peripherals keyboards they make so much other stuff but they were very excited about all their immersive technology some of the unique cases they have a lot of the haptic feedback designs that they're working on right now and they wanted to share those first but if you guys have any suggestions or requests from the other products that you might have seen Cooler Master launched this week especially in terms of peripherals monitors more traditional PC Hardware let me know in the comments down below we'll see if I can get some of those to check out as well I have more videos coming at you real soon from CES 2023 big thank you to my sponsors Cooler Master of course as well as Asus gigabyte and kyoxia we'll see you guys in the next onemy coverage of CES 2023 is brought to you by gigabyte Asus kyoxia and Cooler Master I have made my way over to the Palms where Cooler Master has basically booked out this entire restaurant so they can show off a bunch of cool things not just the things you might know Cooler Master for like their cases their accessories but also a bunch of immersive technology for gaming like the motion one right here behind me so I've already had a brief chance to try out the motion one here which is a chair I mean it's a chair at its core but it also has a bunch of haptic feedback technology built in this is a collaboration between Cooler Master and d-box so I was trying this out with Forza and basically there is a there's stuff under the chair I'm not going to get too technical about it but it has this box at the bottom that rumbles and bumps you up and down and moves you left and right and gives you the Sensation that you're getting the feedback of the game that you're playing the thing I noticed right off the bat about this setup is that it's not huge it's not massive there's not a frame around it or a bunch of bars or even exposed Hydraulics or actuators or anything like that it's all contained down here in the base of the chair you are going to need a cable leading over to your system Your Entertainment System your gaming PC or whatnot but beyond that you could just use this as an office chair if you weren't doing what you're hopefully watching me doing which is playing a game the chair itself is quite plush you got a memory foam pillow right here which is held on by magnets so you can adjust that up or down if you want a very comfortable chair just from my brief experience sitting in it they even give you a little foot rest down there which is nice but of course something like this is only going to work if it's tied in with the software so that's what d-box does they help integrate this both with games and with movies and they told me that they actually have a movie integration and that's what I'm going to try out next good job Tom Cruise oh laughs ah got him well that was exciting oh yeah I think that was I think that was enhanced by the fact that I haven't seen top gun Maverick yet and now I think I will need to watch it sometime soon but I gotta get one of the chairs first I guess experience I will say now the first game I played Forza that is uh coded contents so for games like that d-box has worked directly with the game developer in order to tie the game in with their software and the haptic feedbacks in the chair but not all games are going to have that ability so they also have adaptive gaming which is software that ties in with your controls so the chairs movements and haptic feedbacks will be affected by your inputs and actions with the game with the controller so this allows for a lot wider range of use of this chair with games that I haven't necessarily been directly coded for it so for example right now I put a little bit of Jedi fall in order if I jump I don't think I can see that I'm just jumping right now it's giving me a little bump a little jumpy bump right there so it's kind of fun like you know I think I might just keep doing this for the rest of the day but I should probably go and check out some other stuff too oh but there is one more thing about the motion one this isn't just a tech demo they're bringing this to a broad audience and in fact pre-orders for this will be going up in early Q2 and you're probably like obviously you're not going to tell us the price Paul they wouldn't do that it's 2 300 bucks yes it's not cheap but for this kind of experience that is totally reasonable over here we have The Cooler Master IMX area which is immersive Technologies we have three demos that we're going to try out here first we have the sync X haptic feedback chair then we have the orb X which I've talked about a little bit on some tech news ones look it's the Black Version it's available in black and white but then we also have the Dynex over here which is a racing simulator that you sit down in and all that stuff that one's still under development let's start off with this one over here the sync X so here's the sync X which again at its core is a chair so I really appreciate Cooler Master bringing me out here and allowing me to sit down a lot because I've been walking already a lot so far in CES 2023 this one has tactic feedback but this time it is powered by the sound but there's haptic feedback in the base the butch pad this as well as the lower back rest it's also got the chair features that you'd expect you know like a pillow it's even got a foot rest down there and if you pop it out a little bit you can slide it back in or pop it out with your feet with your legs which is kind of convenient but this is going to tie in with whatever you're watching whatever media you're consuming and it's just going to use the audio to give you some haptic feedback via the sound waves that are generated by your content the syntax is coming to markets they said sometime this year at least they're optimistically looking at q1 or Q2 and the MSRP is going to be 1300 US Dollars here's a look at the orb X again in the the Black Edition this one they're currently have a wait list a wait list for pre-orders uh weightless a wait list and then they'll be taking pre-orders and they are also planning to start shipping these models sometime this year conservatively sometime this year uh more hopefully within q1 or Q2 time frame uh but we're still waiting on the exact dates for that but that's okay this is going to cost somewhere in the 15 to 16 000 range as well so obviously this one's going to cost a pretty penny but you know if you want the plush leather chair like that as well as of course the roof that can open and close at your pleasure you know you got to pay for it all right so it's I'm going to give you guys the hands-on experience it's lovely I got you I gotta sit back in the chair so here's your point of view orb X experience uh you're sitting there chair first of all you bring the desk here in front of you and the idea here is to create sort of an immersion pod so you can get work done so you can separate the outside world you can play games you can really do whatever you want in here and they've also made it with built-in speakers which are actually up there on the roof and that allows you to sit here and enjoy your content play games do whatever you want without necessarily having headphones or earbuds on which can be uncomfortable after a really long time now we'll include a monitor as you can see up there and again that can lower down to be positioned right in front of you and you control most of those functions with the remote that's right here you also use this to control the chair so I can move I gotta point it where's the where's the receiver oh there it is so you can use these buttons to recline the chair bring it forward or backwards a little bit closer or further away way from the desk that's in front of you the desk also has like a wireless charging built in which is nice as well as some additional controls over here for connecting Bluetooth or audio and then over on my right side we have a collection of inputs USB as well as a mic and headphone jack and as you can see here there's a few different configurations that it comes with as far as monitor support you can either do the 34 inch Ultra wide like we have right here or three 27 inch monitors and the chair as of now does not have haptic feedback but that is something that they're planning to add in the future I'm gonna try out the Dynex this is a pretty pretty beastly racing simulator right here I've been giving instructions on how to operate it and I'm also not very good at racing games just just just so you know this has a fan of tech setup here for your interaction it's got surround monitors of course wrapping entirely around your field of view it's even such that like your side view mirrors right over here are actually on another monitor which is which is kind of crazy in terms of field of view it's very wide it's a very wide field of view I can't even see the back of these monitors that are on either side so the Dynex is still in development so we don't have any word on when it's going to launch pricing or anything like that uh but oh my gosh for anyone who's into racing racing Simpson especially something that gives you this full experience this is this is probably the best one like this that I've ever tried for sure but what what can provide better context maybe I should for for a computer that looks like a shoe all right then a man it looks like a shoe now Cooler Master of course they make lots of cases most recently I've checked out their Cosmos Infinity 30th Anniversary Edition which you can check out a video on if you're interested this is part of their cmod X Series so they had a bunch of modders do concept case designs and they told them you know we're actually going to choose some of these that we want to make into actual mass production cases so this is the sneaker X the goat so they're saying it's a red case it's going to come in a variety of different configurations in terms of the hardware that goes inside and and yes it is it doesn't shoot that's what it's supposed to be it looks like a sneaker like a shoe this red finish is going to be the default they're going to make a few more of these they might do some limited edition possibly celebrity tie-in or other varieties of shoes or perhaps shoe designs that are evocative of popular shoe designs that are on the market it is a mini ITX system that's built in here and they said it's going to eventually have support for up to an RTX 4090 as well it's going to cost a pretty penny though they said they're probably going to start at around five thousand dollars and go up from there depending on the configuration next we have the cooling X and you might notice the theme with the names that Cooler Master has chosen the products all have x in them which is kind of like you know when I used to play Starcraft my name was Project X did you guys did you guys know that but anyway the cooling X is all about cooling it is a custom designed chassis that has cooling integrated and it's supposed to operate at 30 DB which is very very quiet near silent depending on you know the room that you're sitting in and how quiet it is they're accomplishing that with these custom side panels which do have liquid cooling piping through them we're getting an exclusive look at the internals of this setup it is a very compact which is why it does take some screwdrivers to get the side panels off you can see the block on the opposite side the copper there for the GPU this block here is for the CPU it does have two fans at the front but those will go zero RPM mode most of the time and if you put a heavy load on the system that increases the temperatures those will spin up to just give a bit more active cooling but a very compact little system here in the cooling X and you might even notice these handles across the top and these are like the cosmos so they kind of made it like a mini Cosmos design which is pretty cool and lastly we have this it's a shark look at that I would say Cooler Master jumped the shark I might even have made that the title of this video but this is just a really cool again like this is the kind of build that you would see at a CES or a computex event that some modder has made like one-off version of that they've meticulously put together so it's really amazing that Cooler Master has taken some of these designs from their c-mod X Series and they're actually again going to mass produce them this one will be somewhat mass-produced it's going to be more limited quantities but it is of course the shark X because again you got to put an X at the end of all these product names but just a unique distinctive design it's got this stand down here with RGB lighting RGB lighting throughout I I really like how the fins stick out and everything so it's really an art piece an art piece and a PC all in one and I really appreciate that Cooler Master has sort of stepped outside of the box outside of the case box the typical boxy style cases in order to bring something like this to Market I think it should be safe to stand close enough to this shark right now but guys that is going to wrap it up for my coverage here at Cooler Master CES 2023 it's really funny because I didn't even have a chance to get over to like peripherals keyboards they make so much other stuff but they were very excited about all their immersive technology some of the unique cases they have a lot of the haptic feedback designs that they're working on right now and they wanted to share those first but if you guys have any suggestions or requests from the other products that you might have seen Cooler Master launched this week especially in terms of peripherals monitors more traditional PC Hardware let me know in the comments down below we'll see if I can get some of those to check out as well I have more videos coming at you real soon from CES 2023 big thank you to my sponsors Cooler Master of course as well as Asus gigabyte and kyoxia we'll see you guys in the next one\n"