ASUS Goes EXTREME - Computex 2024 Grand Tour w/JJ!
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2024
- ASUS Goes EXTREME - Computex 2024 Grand Tour w/JJ!
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COMPUTEX 2024 PLAYLIST: • Computex 2024
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0:00 Welcome to ASUS @ Computex 2024
0:53 ROG Thor III Power Supplies / Mjolnir 1200W UPS
6:08 Concept BTF Mini ITX Chassis Designs / RTX 4080 Super GPUs
8:45 AIO w/ Flexible (motorized) OLED Display, “Minimal” Tubing
10:35 Asetek/Fabric8 3D-printed Coldplates for next-gen ASUS Water Blocks
13:38 ROG Azoth Extreme Keyboard
18:14 ROG Harpe Ace Extreme Carbon Fiber Mouse
22:05 ROG Delta II Headset
25:09 ROG Rapture GT-BE19000 Wifi 7 Gaming Router
28:28 ASUS Prime AIO CPU cooler series
29:17 ProArt Monitors - 5K and 8K Panels
32:00 ProArt BTF Concept Chassis is SO CUTE
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Hello everyone, and thanks for checking out my Computex coverage! There are probably more than a few of you who have been keeping up with the ASUS RMA situation, and I know it wasn't addressed in this video. But I have talked to multiple ASUS reps this week and it is something they are taking very seriously -- ASUS is a huge company and none of the designers, engineers and other contributors to their portfolio of products want to see their efforts tarnished by a poor after-sale support reputation. If you would like to hear some of my more direct opinions on the issue and ASUS' initial response, I recommend checking out the May 19 Tech News - ua-cam.com/video/EwYn6iHR8BY/v-deo.html
That said, Computex is always about new and upcoming products, so that was our focus, and I hope we can all find a balance between keeping ASUS honest with their RMA support, and doing what we really love to do -- geeking out over PC hardware.
Paul, this just shows how professional and great you are! Compared to some other content creators who would just skip or ignore the Asus booth, you have the courage to go and cover it. There are people out there (like myself) who have never had any issues with Asus and would be interested in the upcoming products. I love your Computex videos every year! Keep up the great work!
Be nice if ASUS or whoever booth can turn off that music in the background. But great video.
they've said they took it seriously before and clearly hasn't changed over the past few years
BTF to be able to use AMD RX7900XTX or any other AMD cards. Every single display only shows NGreedia, which is really fkd up bruh. 🤷♀
Personally I have a hard time "geeking out over hardware" if I can't be sure to get help when the hardware starts goofing out on me. Time to rethink sponsors after Computex?
Better not scratch those parts Paul!
Asus be like , that would be 200 bucks pay up
Yeah, you could have water damage from the scratch
Or breathe too heavy on them 🤣
SCAMSUS
Get your money king, but you can't have "Asus" without *SUS*
Super SUS
PHONKY TRIBU INTENSIFIES
Nice products, but no manufacturing is perfect. How is the ASUS RMA support?
@@who2u333not sure if you’re trolling or not with that RMA comment
ASUS and Newegg are on my shit list, my list of companies to avoid. I haven't bought anything from ASUS since 2012 same with using Newegg.
So this is how it feels when you are a lot early to a video. Grabs popcorn before the asus comments slide in
Asus war on cables, war on tubes, and the major one - war on warranties
You can't spell "warranty" without "war", and war never changes.
JJ is back! We love JJ! Too bad we’re all mad at Asus right now 😂
Someone needs to bring it up
@@claydog6422 He can't change my "mad at" level.
All? Nope. It's just the vocal minority that repeats Gamer Nexus like a cult XD
Armoury Crate had me already mad. Asus wants to get tossed into the pit badly now
@teethashaquan5395 Minority?
Folk from businesses, to the braindead gamer infant have been speaking on Asus' bad customer service and RMA practices for years.
This current product just happened to be swept up like gold, so the moment folk started running into the fact of the matter, that it was the wrong mix of communities to screw over.
GN did good by digging into it. Darn right folk are gonna follow an "parrot" what is honestly fact from over the years. Due to the nature of things, if it wasn't them, someone else would have picked on on quite a few cases of ASUS being criminal atm even outside of that handheld.
Gone extreme by deciding to reject every warranty claim?
and their pricing. $500+ for a keyboard? NOPE!
Customer: my thumb stick stopped working under warranty. Asus: that will be $200 to replace your screen due to a tiny case scratch. Customer: what just happened?
Love JJ and Asus but they better get their WARRANTY issues figured out ASAP!!
returned a motherboard to them in 2004 or so.. horrible rma, got back a different and still busted mobo... way before they did laptops and monitors
My first computer was a Asus ROG Laptop, but I won't be purchasing until they fix their company.
Yea they have had the last 10+ years to fix it. LoL They didn't just start with the bad practices.
@@dertythegrower2004? Bro lol
Yeah even there aio was questionable, problem parts and they was telling me couldn't help and buy a new one, as they don't cover accessories even if they diagnosed it was faulty...geesh
I've always loved ASUS stuff. But then, I've never had to RMA anything to them.
Same
Apparently I got really lucky the one time my laptop died during college.
Be thankful. Trust me!
@@richteritwan I hear you!
But how can you take the chance in future?
I took a shot every time he said “essentially” and now my liver’s liver has cirrhosis.
The comment I was looking for lol😂😂
In short, I didn’t catch on that he was saying “essentially” so often. I was fixated, in short, on another phase he used repeatedly. In short, I should have paid closer attention.
Actually, he didn't say "essentially". So, actually, I think your liver is fine.
Maybe "essentially" is the new "literally."
Actually, essentially actually essentially essentially actually essentially actually……. their partner CABLE MOD. can’t be terribly happy that Isis is trying to get rid of them
Paul, thank you for the tour. Everything looks fantastic and premium. The design appears to be thoughtful and sleek. Of course, that said....the elephant in the room is ASUS warantee and RMA policies. There hasn't been any promises or any announcements of reforms to ASUS's practices. It's a shame, because I love the powersupply....but until I ASUS makes some real, verifiable changes to their customer services, I won't be buying another ASUS product.
Same here.
I bet it's a EXTREME RMA CHALLENGE 😂😂😂
That BTF SFF PC case with the Pro ART parts is the sickest thing at the Asus booth for sure. I really hope we get a version for gamers that could fit a 4090-tier card.
The very idea that we think a 4090 is SFF in any way is quite funny really. But they do look neat. I'm not sure how many people want their kids or pets getting near exposed fans though.
ASUS: We are taking the RMA idsues very seriously and will not continue to screw over our customers.
Also ASUS: Checkout our new line up. Yea prices have doubled, where else are you gonna get a keyboard that types? Who else sells a mouse that is so light weight you can use it?
Also ASUS when cameras are off: Hers your plane ticket home Paul. Now go tell that tech jesus guy to stfu
Asus UPS . make sure batteries are expandable and replaceable at reasonable price . Check battery cost before buying
Good points.
Definitely, CyberPower & APC have decent offers for 1000w & 900w. They last just long enough to shut down your PC, the ASUS one sounds like its gonna be pricey if you can game on it for any length of time.
Don't buy it, Asus won't warranty it and will likely stop making batteries for it once they stop making that model. Get an APC or Cyberpower, they have real support and stand behind their products, and you can get parts and batteries.
@@logmover123 Yup and both of those brands have been in the UPS business for decades. I know their batteries can be replaced reasonably cheaply.
Sure if there's a very unlikely failure, you might have a warranty issue. But the idea that you think LFP batteries need to be replaceable just tells me that you have zero idea what you're talking about. And come on... do we really need modular UPS for home use? It's a good quality UPS designed to look like Mjolnir for pities sake. It's not for a server cabinet in a game dev companies office. The step up from this is to get a Tesla Powerwall or one of the dozens of alternative companies that make them. And guess what? Yeah, those are mostly LFP batteries now and they all buy their cells from companies that make LFP which is the most reliable battery cell of high density we've got to date. If you're worried that this will only last at least ten years, you are not assessing it correctly.
That SFF proart case was the first SFF case I've ever seen that I'd absolutely switch from ATX for. Beautiful.
Absolutely a gorgeous piece that will unfortunately cost a ton since it’s proart. Beautiful piece though
Just hope you won't get any issues that require an RMA or they'll try to charge you 2x the cost of the machine and claim you damaged it.
I've been a loyal customer for Asus for nearly 20 years.
I changed platform last year for an AM4 with a 5800x3D.
I went with a Gigabyte motherboard and I wont be buying any Asus product until the RMA issues is addressed.
Man that sales person was just word vomit all over the place
He's fluent in corporate buzz word jargon. Too bad he can't explain things in plain language.
@@TheRealSkeletor Was he not speaking english?
This is all great and exciting. I hope ASUS keeps innovating. However, I will not be buying a single one of their products for a long time. Mostly out of fear and then out of anger.
Everyone with a gaming rig should have a UPS, with not only saving your PC from power spikes but being able to save and quit or tell teammates when your power goes out is worth every penny.
Asus: Check out all of our highly priced proprietary tech!
Also Asus: Our RMA service remains unchanged
@17:42 $500 for a keyboard > Eyebrows raised.
Paul's face is exactly right: "the price is what?"
For a product with all these different things, even if other KB's get really close in features with less price, and Asus tax I'd say 350,- is pushing it. Let alone this...
Asus: Let's drown all the concern in loud music. Also, I have a torque screwdriver. Furthermore, Asus need a reality check with that keyboard. Someone should brief them on the Hall effect technology. $500 for a mass production keyboard. Jeez.
a 500 dollar keyboard damn ASUS you trying to be the Gucci of tech no keyboard is worth 500 dollars
Well... there are some that are worth that, but not mass market stuff like this. Example: Dygma Raise 2
You will be surprised how expensive mech keyboard enthusiasts but yeah asus is going trough the gucci route dem expensive.
I don't know if that keyboard will help with RSI, or similar issues, but yeah, professional gear is worth having. If you actually type all day, yes it's worth having. Just like its' worth having that expensive mattress, or a Herman Miller chair. It is not, however, worth paying for RGB unless you mean the lightbulb for your whole room or something. You've got to make the distinction between gear that makes you money, and gear you use for an hour every evening to play some console port you got from Sony because you're suffering from the privilege of living in a country where they'll let you play it and are too ignorant not to buy console ports. Sure, then you don't need a good keyboard, because you're not a real gamer anyway ;)
My 50 year old mechanical keyboard still works I got if for 30 bucks
@jonevansauthor except not. You would buy an ergonomic keyboard if that was the case.
This guy sounds like an infomercial salesman with phrases like high performance technology and you don’t have to fumble around with your phone in the dark to find the light……..
500$? 250$? this ppl are living in a different time with these prices lmao
flagship prices are not for everyone the mouse is 100% carbon fiber like come on.
@@bosmith6992 they're only for people who hate having money
@bosmith6992 it's not 2012. Carbon fiber has become easy to produce and manufacture.
A production keyboard for $500?
Nah, just overpriced junk. A fool and his money are easily parted.
@@bosmith6992 More expensive then other mice, yes. Asus pricing? Hell no.
Wow, another keyboard that costs more than my GPU 😮
Not worth IMO, I'm coming as an Azoth user perspective. They're low latency sure, but my Wooting definitely outclasses and outperforms it. The 80HE is also 8k polling, Asus missed the mark by not going HE switches.
Worst of all is that it misses the mark for all sorts of users...quality, experience, acoustics, aesthetics, performance, and price...can all be met by other options on the market...
@@qp2044 Like what
@noneblank6170 its a wide range of stuff. Much of the meletrix stuff clears this product imo. Wooting for people who value the speed of switches. It's a deep rabithole but for what is being charged here there are a ton of options
@@qp2044 So cherry mx switches over these overpriced short cut cookie cutter keyboards got it
500$ Asus , Me 40$ Evga keyboard laser keys
Better off with a Wooting 80HE.
Most I spent was a 150$ keyboard with old-fashioned typewriter caps (not even being sold anymore) and still using that keyboard ~5 years and still going. I will never spend above 200$ though.
Fussing the water cooler block with 3d printing to optimize water flow is actually genius
Ooooh the end-bit blows me away. This formfactor ProArt build is just insane. All the good stuff inthere yet sleek and small.
Can't wait for this to be the future. That ProArt fan .... can't wait!
The ProArt BTF Concept Chassis is the coolest thing I've seen ever when it comes to small form factor PC. They will hit a home run with it, I will give them my money for it no doubt. The way the GPU and CPU suck in fresh cool air is pure genius, thermals should be great
Refusing to touch any Asus products
Especially new Gen WiFi products look what happened with WiFi 6 they released a Rig Router then week later WiFi 6e was a standard those expensive products couldn't support.
Like Asus actually gives a hoot about it's customers as they do often proven. They just want your money
Don’t think we didn’t catch you channeling your inner Linus with that mouse in your hands there Paul!
So nobody in the ASUS booth could have talked about the RMA situation??
JJ is the nicest dude in person! So willing to teach anyone anything!
Seeing JJ at asus for like over 12 years is awesome. Always well spoken and well informed
Paul does not look stoked to be there
That's just Paul. Paul is Paul. Paul is awesome.
Question for JJ regarding the Thor UPS, if i send it in for warranty will i at least get to chose between $500 of unnecessary cosmetic repairs or have it sent back to me disassembled?
The greatest part of Paul interviewing JJ is that JJ doesn't have the authority to delete your comments here when you speak honestly about your experience with Asus...
I would probably be interested in a UPS if it wasn't as gaudy and especially if I could mount it to the underside of my desk.
The BTF card adapter is probably the best item of the entire video (depending on how much it costs). Those 5K/6K monitors look yummy though. That being said, I found it conspicuous that JJ didn't mention SD card I/O for them. For the time being I'm still rocking my ProArt 329 (I think that's the model number?) and not about to replace yet.
7:40 - JJ, what I want to see is more!
9:30 - put passthrough holes in your motherboards.
While I am a fan of the tiny cases, I do think they need a shell to protect from dust, insects, and small fingers.
Lol...500 for a keyboard and 250 for a mouse. No thanks...I must not be EXTREME enough to pay for it.
I love the new BFG stuff, but now I need to have a handle to take it on an airplane. I am seriously sold od that pro art cast.
I love ASUS! They have the best in class coil whine and RMA practices!
Their ProArt stuff is really aesthetically appealing to me. 👍 I wouldn't want a tiny SFX build but it's cool looking.
I don’t know about you guys, but my GPU power draw while gaming doesn’t fluctuate a ton. Just kind of stays pretty damn high.
Is your NVCP setting on optimal performance or the like in “power management”?
I mean did he really think that anyone was gonna comment on anything other than the warranty issue
Wow.. a lot of chaos on the floor there guys - well handled Joe, I can only imagine.. 😂 It's always interesting to see monitor development - 8K 32" is pushing those eyeball limits again not to mention I expect the GPU demands. I added a third screen to my setup, an Asus ProArt PA278QV. I was looking for something that could cover the IPS ground and it's proving to be a very nice screen. The Mjolnir UPS torch caught me off guard.. it's a pretty funny/silly tie in product but in context that was a nice form and function combo. The flipable display panel on the PSU units is a nice touch for the builder.
Cannot express how glad I am to see somebody doing something about transient spikes.
And since software developers cannot be bothered to optimize their products so they don't trigger transient spikes in the first place, I guess hardware manufacturers have to do it now?
Here's another drinking game for everyone that is tired of taking a shot every time Jensen says "Ai", every time JJ says "actual" or "actually" take a shot.
JJ, great to see you in action. My case feedback for your BTF ITX cases is that it would be nice if they were a bit modular, or more modular, so that you could have an optional layer that could attach that can accommodate a standard ATX-sized power supply. Currently I have an ultrawide monitor on my desk and would like to fit the vertical orientated itx case in the video. But I don't want to purchase a SFF psu. It's an extra cost for what should be just a case swap. Currently I have an itx mobo. Would be cool if an optional chamber for an atx power supply could be used as a base that the rest of the system stacks on top of or even just docked by their sides. Ideally compatible in all orientations but in my situation I'm looking for the vertical oritentation (vertical gpu) layout so it can sit next to my ultradewide.
Personally would love, and appreciate, the minimalist dimensions to be kept. It's the main selling point for me. The open nature I could take or leave. The option to attach a cover after the fact would be nice but I wouldn't know what I prefer without trying both approaches first.
Insane that they add designs to the pcb and silicon to the keyboard.
It's the way to jack up the price for stuff you won't see.
In my day, we used to get a free mouse, keyboard & headphones with any new build that costs over $200.
Right now, it doesn't matter to me how good or how much better ASUS' products are. I'm not buying anything Asus until they resolve their warranty/RMA issues satisfactorily for the consumer. Period. Products can fail, happens to everyone, but warranties are the safety net for that. If warranties fail, there's nothing for customers to fall back on.
wow i loved btf and the new psu makes me i just got the white rog. looking foward to my next build !!! love your info JJ always a pleasure. keep it going brother!!!!
I love those super small BTF cases, especially the ProArt one. I really hope to see something like that made available in the near future. I have already been planning out my next build and it's almost certainly going to be a very compact ITX build and this would be the perfect tasteful ultracompact chassis for it.
Bro's trying to say a PSU will lead to better frames like what 🤡
The case at the end of the video is really cool! I've dreamed about having an ITX computer the size of a shoe box. So portable!
that screen in that AIO is crazy
JJ & Paul rock! I can't wait for these new awesome products. Especially the WiFi 7 router and the OLED AIO.
Juan Jose is a master of his craft. A sweet talker if I ever saw one. But I think it's not just marketing lingo. The man has been with Asus for 15+ years.
I trully believe he is excited about how hardware is evolving in this day and age. Obviously very knowledgeable of the intricacies on the engineering level.
He just knows how to explain the complex part to customers in simple terms and transfer the aforementioned excitement to others.
The mini itx small form factor is nice. But it has to be designed for easy cleaning from all the extra dust. Also it will need a protective case for storage.
Im using my nviidia for super resolution for chrome. So being able to use this in the living room as something that can fit with furniture and not add to wire management issues by hiding beside the tv or behind makes powerrul pcs more into a all in one system and not just for pc/monitor set up but also for the living room.
Never really been an SFF guy but that tiny Proart case looked really cool
Not you as well Paul 😢. Asus needs to learn a hard lesson!
It's an unfortunate time for an Asus sponsorship
I would be dropping ASUS.
I remember Paul at Newegg, talking to this guy. He has been with ASUS for a while. I feel bad for those folks not part of the Warranty process. I got lucky with my return, but it was a hassle with my 4090, but I do like ASUS peripherals.
Asus ROG customer service topology.
the hammer ups is sick but might fare better with plug terminals in the back so when displayed they dont look too muddled. it's neat though! ultra shelf worthy!
I have an WRX80 motherboard and one thing id spend extra on is a board capable of containing 6 GPUs without riser cable or extending the system externally. or one sick case designed to accommodate the extra use of PCIe lanes and board abilities.
I haven't purchased too many Asus products in my life. 20 years of building and i just bought an ITX MB for my daughter's build.
I have to give Asus credit for the BTF change to GPUs. I think that connection should be implemented across all MBs.
Sorry for the long comment.
Caffeinator out.
They did what I told em with gun supressors. 3d print based on fluid dynamics and zones. that worked really well for them guys.
I love how they describe a feature that enterprise WiFi has been doing for decades as a first… maybe… maybe, first in resi… but definitely not first overall…
In short, I wish they displayed some upcoming X870E motherboards. Also in short, some of this stuff was pretty cool. Finally, in short, I liked this video.
Great to see ASUS can still get the exposure despite ripping their customers off.
I like the BTF concept. Would consider picking one up. Making the case with some sort of grab handle would be nice. For increased portability on the go.
I appreciate him also talking MSRP. Always nice to just have that piece of info.
I love the idea of something new in the UPS space!
For everyone in the comments section, keep in mind Paul probably already had the sponsorships lined up before the ASUS RMA fiasco, and this video is most likely a contractual obligation for that sponsorship.
Yeah, I kinda feel bad for him with the awkward position he was put in.
Try reading the first comment.
dont worry most of them they dont watch him
For the UPS it would be great to have the power outlets the other way from the display so where you put it for example on a desk or some where high you don't see power cables out of it.
It's hard to say but they really make the best stuff you can buy. You just need to hope it never breaks.
This time, I actually traveled to a parallel world that ASUS has received a lot of praise from. It seems that it is not too far away from the original world line. I have to find the administrator of this parallel world first and try to get back to the world that belongs to me with ASUS quality.
It's crazy to think that I, and many others in your audience remembers when you used to make videos for NewEgg and "JJ From Asus" would show up to do crazy deep dives on how their products are taking massive shits on their "competitors" like a dozen years ago.
Custom keyboard builders in the back are going "Wow, that Azoth is kind of a steal for $500."
Carbon fiber mouse with Gorilla Glass skates? I'm not sure who asked for this, but I'm interested. $250 puts it in the Final Mouse field.
Props for this rep for keeping so much of that marketing spill in his head.
Nice to see all the new products and great explanations, thank you Paul
Man, why do the rog strix cards have to look so God damn clean. My brain doesn't want to give Asus a mortgage payment for one 4080, but my heart does.
Let's go JJ!! Love the ProArt hype and innovation, that's my favorite line as a creator :)
Will the Azoth extreme KB get a full layout version with numpad, and if so, how much extra will that add to the cost? Secondly, how is the Rapture GT-BE19000 Wifi 7 different from the ASUS ROG Rapture GT-BE98 PRO besides quad vs tri-band?
I like the new BTF designs, I had to google what it was. The deciding factor going forward with PC parts for me is price. As neat as this looks I wont pay a premium for it just because its different. Practicality and price are what is most important. Aesthetics and RGB dont matter much too me.
I would really like to see an Asus (or Fractal, or Antec, etc) step up and put some R&D dollars into standards-compliant ATX cases that provide a separate thermal environment for GPUs. We're already halfway there with riser cables and veritcal mounting, but the emphasis there is on making something that's cool to look at, not something that will run cooler. The industry is way behind on solving the problem that a two- to three-hundred watt GPU introduces into a small hot box that was never designed to provide that kind of cooling.
These boutique mini-ITX chassis (they're not really cases) with open-air GPU mounting are fun to look at and by default provide the needed airflow, but are not practical. I think you can still get a cool aesthetic while providing practical solutions, but Asus seems interested in art installations.
Such a great comment. Gamers Nexus seems more interested in tech breakthroughs and the science. Paul is great with what here seems to have been contractually obligated to say, “hey viewers, check out this shiny, cool stuff.” JJ is a great salesman for a keyboard you could buy for less than half that price. I guess BTF is somewhat new and interesting, but I agree that it is still solving for the wrong problem: the money problem, or how to make more money as a premier brand, not as a supplier like lianli and asus used to be back in the day selling generic cases and mobos. So, now, RGB and whatever 70-90 percent of the time is all these people do. Because flashing lights are “cool.”
At 4:18 THOR’S Hammer 🔨 Power-supply. This is an awesome 😎 idea 💡. I can’t wait for UA-cam Review. I would also be interested in. If they would make a white power-supply.
der8auer in background ~12:30
Love der8auer!
34:00 too
I was hoping to see Steve in the background working on getting his RMA issues fixed eventually lol
I realize the deal for ASUS to sponsor Paul was likely inked months ago, but I have to say I'm a bit sad that Paul has them as a sponsor.
@@jmacd8817 To each his own.
I love the ProArt line, especially if I can get a BTF mini-case. As a 3D designer, being able to take my powerful computer to another studio would be a dream come true. I understand that this convenience comes at a cost, but having such raw power in a small form factor would save me a lot of time, making it well worth it. I also hope they add a 10 GB port to the Mini ITX, as I do a lot of work on a NAS. Additionally, I'm interested in the new 6K or 8K monitor for my color corrections.
I've never really been an ASUS fan, but it looks like they're working hard to change my mind. Some really cool stuff there.
Thank you both, fantastic video. He reps ASUS very well.
But will the AFC scan also reduce your throughput if it deems there is too much saturation?
Love Paul. Love JJ. Very much hope that ASUS management gets it together and completely fixes their abysmal support and warranty situation. And yes, I own several torx screwdrivers.
Those btf mini itx chasis are sick! Little worried about dust and dog hair with my little girl running around, but im interested in the concept for sure.
That new Azoth Extreme is next level. Checked all the accessory boxes didn't yhea. It's got soft touch double shot pudding caps right?
The Harpe Ace is looking awfully nice as well. Nice weave.
Some people like heavier and slightly larger mice still, maybe a magnesium or aluminum mouse model? (The basilisk/502 body style including a 5 way mouse wheel is golden)