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Welcome to a little game I would call Tech Roulette. And the game is pretty simple.

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I give you a tech question. And if you get it right, nothing happens.

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If you get it wrong though, you get this bullet, put it in the gun, grab your safety glasses

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because the things we're doing is about to be very dangerous.

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And once you're ready, load her up and fire.

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Let's go to a contest right now. So our first category is tech acronyms.

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I will give you a tech acronym and you have to buzz in and tell me what it means.

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First one, GPU.

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Graphics processing unit. Is it like that? I think I should be allowed to spin it.

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Three, two, one. Roar!

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I was actually pretty convinced I was gonna go. Vesa.

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I think it's a party foul, I think it's a party foul. It's fine, I forget what it stands for anyway.

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Honestly, me too. The S is standards. I know that, E is engineering,

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V is versatile. Incorrect, video electronic standard association.

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Okay, all right, give me the damn thing. Oh, you pull that back to the frame, okay.

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Ready? I think that's on, it's hard to tell. You're so far off, it's gonna be.

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You keep putting it off when I let go though.

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So now it's going like, eh, it'll probably hit it. Three, two, one.

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Oh!

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Oh! Oh!

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Oh my God.

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I didn't expect that at all. That's fine, I'm gonna come back.

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Liza, every time I think this is impossible, and then you do the impossible.

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I thought I knew what Vesa stood for, I totally forgot. Round two, we have tech true or false.

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So I will give you a statement, you buzz in if it's true or false.

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If you buzz in early, I will not repeat the question. RAM retains data when the power is turned.

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I might've got it first, I'm not sure. I pulled my hand off like a dummy.

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We'll give you the Luke. No. Yes, RAM is of all time memory,

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it loses all stored data when power is cut. Actually, there are ways where you can make that not happen.

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Liquid nitrogen. But I think in the spirit of the question.

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Move with it. No way you get one and six twice.

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Three, two, one.

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Okay, all right, all right. IPv6 was created mainly to improve internet speed over IPv.

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False. It's false. Its main purpose is to vastly expand, oh my God, whatever.

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Dude, mainly available IP addresses to accommodate more devices, yes.

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Three, two, one.

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Did they do it? We don't pull a trigger, you know. Hold on, hold on, you're not even dead, there you go.

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There you go. All right. Question three, HTTP is a stateless protocol.

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Reminder, if Luke does not answer, he has to pull a trigger. If neither answers, both must add a bullet to their total

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and whoever lost the previous round must pull a trigger. Nice.

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I mean, it's a 50-50 shot, brother. Yes. Answer is true.

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Nice. It is a stateless protocol. Give me a bullet.

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Opposite ends. Yeah, it's gotta be balanced. Three, two, one.

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Question number four, Windows 95 introduced the start menu.

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True. It is true. You still got two there, if you want to change the position?

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Nope. I think I have to roll it, just for reasons, but.

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Three, two, one.

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See, this house was close to go. CPU cache is typically larger than RAM.

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That was my zan. I think the line is going to hit.

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That is false. CPU cache is typically much smaller than RAM.

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It depends over what era we're comparing it. There are, in fact, modern CPUs that have more cache

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than my first gaming PC had RAM. Yeah. He said typically, though.

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Three, two, one.

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No way.

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If Lance just keeps being faster, then he'll be fine.

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A PCI-E 4.0 GPU and a PCI-E 3.0 slot

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will always bottleneck significantly. False.

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It is false. All right. Here's another one.

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I didn't want to answer, because I was worried he might do something weird with the last word.

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Did I go for it? You got gambling on. All right.

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Who knows? All right, five, four, three, two, one.

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What the heck? Nice.

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Open AI kicked off the AI hype by launching.

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True. It is true. What was the rest of the question?

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By launching chat GBT on November 30th, 2022. Oh, for crying out loud.

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You're going to spread it around evenly? Yeah. If it pops.

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Any last words?

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It's been swell. Five, four, three, two, one.

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It's not going. It didn't go. It didn't sound like they still under-turned.

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You don't have to actually spin it. I pulled the trigger.

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Holds jammed. Oh. Oh, damn.

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I've got that Russian roulette rules.

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That counts. It's fine, it's fine. Rhys, back me up here.

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If the gun misfires. There we go. If the gun misfires, that was not on me.

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We'll give it to you. We'll give it to you. You also go past like three of them.

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My cylinder was turned. The gun misfired. I didn't do that.

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You all saw me operate the gun. All I'm saying is like, when you're like,

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you got it too. No, my cylinder was turned on. Using mismatched RAM capacities, example.

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That's tough. False. It's unfortunately true.

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To fill out partial dual channel operations.

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Oh, I thought you were going to say it won't work.

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You're gambling on a gambling game. Give me the damn thing.

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No, yeah, yeah, yeah. Three, two, one.

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Dude, I only have 12 questions. So if it goes to the end, it's kind of good.

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A higher wattage power supply will always, you.

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False. It's false.

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I feel so bad for the one. I literally intentionally stopped

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because I knew someone was going to press it early. What was the rest of it? We'll always use more electricity.

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Oh, that is even what I thought you were going to say. But hell, yeah.

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So the lines has five out of six. Wait.

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I challenged that answer. Because of the efficiency curve

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of a higher wattage power supply. You're still wrong.

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It's not always. Don't make me call Lucas. You can, because now it depends on the system draw

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and everything else. No, it doesn't. Because if the system draw is less,

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such as would fit in the wattage of a lower end power supply,

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then it would be at its peak efficiency curve. I challenge.

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I challenge. I can call Lucas if you want. Hey, Lucas.

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We're recording right now. Our question is, a higher wattage power supply

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will always use more power.

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Now on the surface. Electricity. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

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Shut up, shut up, shut up. Keyword always. For the same load.

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C. We didn't specify. No, not the same load.

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We didn't say no, because the lower one can depend on the load.

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Well, why not for the same load? Because that's usually the context of the question.

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It wasn't though. Wait, is it for the same load? We didn't specify.

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Let's say it was. It wasn't though. Let's say it was though.

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But it wasn't. Then what would be the answer? No, because there are some bands

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where the lower wattage power supply couldn't be more efficient.

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Because the curves, like it's 1600 watt, like maybe like 50 watts,

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a 401 power supply is more efficient. Very helpful, Lucas.

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Thanks, Lucas. Really good job. Well, at least you tried. That was worth a shot.

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Oh, come here again. You know what? I'm feeling lucky.

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This is going to be insane. Vines lives. You know what? I'm feeling pretty good about this.

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What? What? What? What?

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What? What? What? What?

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What? What? What? What?

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What? What? What? What?

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What? You're a little wet.

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I think that would add a lot more water. If it helps, I've taken some splash damage.

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All right, here we go. All right.

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Redemption match. This is called Guess the Price. Pre-tax and USD.

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And you can be within 10% variable. Is? So these are all like currently available products?

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Yes. The iPhone 17 Pro Max 1 terabyte USD.

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All right, I think that's $12.99. Oh, it's quite a bit more.

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It's MSRP's $15.99. Shit. The reason why I didn't press it

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was I was going to say like $1,700. And I think that's wrong. Give me the guy.

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So I think that might be Canadian. Watch it first, bullet. If it's for the bullet line, I was not going to be sore,

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bro. All right.

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Ready? Oh, no, he's good. He's not waiting for this one. No hesitation.

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He's going to wait for the countdown just sent out.

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Hit me. Question two. This is from New Egg. It's a PC case.

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It's a fractal design north.

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Go for it. 145. 195.

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Nope. Cool. Enjoy your bullet.

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And look up while you're spinning that thing. You look your face up and spin it.

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Don't look at it. Oh, no, I don't think I've. You can't even see it.

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Yeah, you can see it pretty easily. Yeah, I can't see it. I don't know, someone might have seen it at some point.

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You saw it? I just saw it. You've seen it already and you're losing.

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It looked like you were looking at it. You can't see it. What are you talking about?

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Unless you do it like that. No, you can totally see it.

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It's right there. OK, if you literally remove.

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OK. All right, ready? Three, two, one.

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All right. All right. Game on, brother.

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Also from New Egg is the Logitech G502X Lightning.

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I'm going to say $49.99.

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Yes, you're worth in 10%. It's $160.

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$149, right?

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No, I said $49. Yeah, $149, right?

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No, I said $50. What the?

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I thought it was a $502. I $502X Lightning.

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Yeah, I didn't hear about that. I heard the X Lightning and then he said $50 and I was like,

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well. All right, ready? Three. Whoa, you missed it shot though.

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See, this is why we count down. OK, should I die?

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Do I have to break it with my teeth now? Luke, you can do the honors of popping it then, I guess.

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Oh my god. OK, I hit it pretty hard.

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He did. He's trying to hit it towards me. Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry.

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Rev.

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Just stab it from the bottom. Just stab it from the bottom. How many times do I have to do this before it's a misfire?

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Go for it. You get to hit it one time.

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All right, thanks for watching. Leave a like if you want more.