Summary of I have an AMD mystery box!

00:00:00 - 00:10:00

This person has an AMD mystery box, which includes a big heatsink, a 6000 Mega transfer per second cl40 kit from aorus, and an ultra fast nvme 1.4 protocol supported drive. They also show how to install a graphics card, as well as how to enable AMD Expo, which improves the performance of the system. The video finishes with a showcase of some gaming achievements, including a Frags count in Halo Infinite.

• 00:00:00 The video showcases a new AMD Ryzen 4 computer, which is being built using a "crates" of products. The first motherboard is an ATX board with a PCIe Gen 5 graphics card slot, two M.2 slots, and a PCIE Gen 5 power connector. The second motherboard has a PCIe Gen 5 graphics card slot, but no Lan or Wi-Fi. The presenter selects the ATX board and inserts a graphics card. The graphics card is then shown to be cooled by a giant fin stack on the motherboard.
• 00:05:00 This individual has an AMD mystery box, which includes a big heatsink, a 6000 Mega transfer per second cl40 kit from aorus, and an ultra fast nvme 1.4 protocol supported drive. They also show how to install a graphics card, as well as how to enable AMD Expo, which improves the performance of the system.
• 00:10:00 The video showcases an AMD mystery box which allows the user's CPU to go beyond its stock power limits in order to achieve a bit more performance. One cool feature of these boards is the Gigabyte Control Center, which allows the user to tweak various settings, such as the CPU frequency, RGB Fusion, and fan profile. Cinebench is also run in order to measure the user's temperatures. The user also plays Halo Infinite on an AMD Ryzen 7 processor which results in high FPS numbers. Lastly, the video finishes with a showcase of some gaming achievements, including a Frags count in Halo Infinite.