Welcome to a little game I would call Tech Roulette. And the game is pretty simple.
I give you a tech question. And if you get it right, nothing happens.
If you get it wrong though, you get this bullet, put it in the gun, grab your safety glasses
because the things we're doing is about to be very dangerous.
And once you're ready, load her up and fire.
Let's go to a contest right now. So our first category is tech acronyms.
I will give you a tech acronym and you have to buzz in and tell me what it means.
First one, GPU.
Graphics processing unit. Is it like that? I think I should be allowed to spin it.
Three, two, one. Roar!
I was actually pretty convinced I was gonna go. Vesa.
I think it's a party foul, I think it's a party foul. It's fine, I forget what it stands for anyway.
Honestly, me too. The S is standards. I know that, E is engineering,
V is versatile. Incorrect, video electronic standard association.
Okay, all right, give me the damn thing. Oh, you pull that back to the frame, okay.
Ready? I think that's on, it's hard to tell. You're so far off, it's gonna be.
You keep putting it off when I let go though.
So now it's going like, eh, it'll probably hit it. Three, two, one.
Oh!
Oh! Oh!
Oh my God.
I didn't expect that at all. That's fine, I'm gonna come back.
Liza, every time I think this is impossible, and then you do the impossible.
I thought I knew what Vesa stood for, I totally forgot. Round two, we have tech true or false.
So I will give you a statement, you buzz in if it's true or false.
If you buzz in early, I will not repeat the question. RAM retains data when the power is turned.
I might've got it first, I'm not sure. I pulled my hand off like a dummy.
We'll give you the Luke. No. Yes, RAM is of all time memory,
it loses all stored data when power is cut. Actually, there are ways where you can make that not happen.
Liquid nitrogen. But I think in the spirit of the question.
Move with it. No way you get one and six twice.
Three, two, one.
Okay, all right, all right. IPv6 was created mainly to improve internet speed over IPv.
False. It's false. Its main purpose is to vastly expand, oh my God, whatever.
Dude, mainly available IP addresses to accommodate more devices, yes.
Three, two, one.
Did they do it? We don't pull a trigger, you know. Hold on, hold on, you're not even dead, there you go.
There you go. All right. Question three, HTTP is a stateless protocol.
Reminder, if Luke does not answer, he has to pull a trigger. If neither answers, both must add a bullet to their total
and whoever lost the previous round must pull a trigger. Nice.
I mean, it's a 50-50 shot, brother. Yes. Answer is true.
Nice. It is a stateless protocol. Give me a bullet.
Opposite ends. Yeah, it's gotta be balanced. Three, two, one.
Question number four, Windows 95 introduced the start menu.
True. It is true. You still got two there, if you want to change the position?
Nope. I think I have to roll it, just for reasons, but.
Three, two, one.
See, this house was close to go. CPU cache is typically larger than RAM.
That was my zan. I think the line is going to hit.
That is false. CPU cache is typically much smaller than RAM.
It depends over what era we're comparing it. There are, in fact, modern CPUs that have more cache
than my first gaming PC had RAM. Yeah. He said typically, though.
Three, two, one.
No way.
If Lance just keeps being faster, then he'll be fine.
A PCI-E 4.0 GPU and a PCI-E 3.0 slot
will always bottleneck significantly. False.
It is false. All right. Here's another one.
I didn't want to answer, because I was worried he might do something weird with the last word.
Did I go for it? You got gambling on. All right.
Who knows? All right, five, four, three, two, one.
What the heck? Nice.
Open AI kicked off the AI hype by launching.
True. It is true. What was the rest of the question?
By launching chat GBT on November 30th, 2022. Oh, for crying out loud.
You're going to spread it around evenly? Yeah. If it pops.
Any last words?
It's been swell. Five, four, three, two, one.
It's not going. It didn't go. It didn't sound like they still under-turned.
You don't have to actually spin it. I pulled the trigger.
Holds jammed. Oh. Oh, damn.
I've got that Russian roulette rules.
That counts. It's fine, it's fine. Rhys, back me up here.
If the gun misfires. There we go. If the gun misfires, that was not on me.
We'll give it to you. We'll give it to you. You also go past like three of them.
My cylinder was turned. The gun misfired. I didn't do that.
You all saw me operate the gun. All I'm saying is like, when you're like,
you got it too. No, my cylinder was turned on. Using mismatched RAM capacities, example.
That's tough. False. It's unfortunately true.
To fill out partial dual channel operations.
Oh, I thought you were going to say it won't work.
You're gambling on a gambling game. Give me the damn thing.
No, yeah, yeah, yeah. Three, two, one.
Dude, I only have 12 questions. So if it goes to the end, it's kind of good.
A higher wattage power supply will always, you.
False. It's false.
I feel so bad for the one. I literally intentionally stopped
because I knew someone was going to press it early. What was the rest of it? We'll always use more electricity.
Oh, that is even what I thought you were going to say. But hell, yeah.
So the lines has five out of six. Wait.
I challenged that answer. Because of the efficiency curve
of a higher wattage power supply. You're still wrong.
It's not always. Don't make me call Lucas. You can, because now it depends on the system draw
and everything else. No, it doesn't. Because if the system draw is less,
such as would fit in the wattage of a lower end power supply,
then it would be at its peak efficiency curve. I challenge.
I challenge. I can call Lucas if you want. Hey, Lucas.
We're recording right now. Our question is, a higher wattage power supply
will always use more power.
Now on the surface. Electricity. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Shut up, shut up, shut up. Keyword always. For the same load.
C. We didn't specify. No, not the same load.
We didn't say no, because the lower one can depend on the load.
Well, why not for the same load? Because that's usually the context of the question.
It wasn't though. Wait, is it for the same load? We didn't specify.
Let's say it was. It wasn't though. Let's say it was though.
But it wasn't. Then what would be the answer? No, because there are some bands
where the lower wattage power supply couldn't be more efficient.
Because the curves, like it's 1600 watt, like maybe like 50 watts,
a 401 power supply is more efficient. Very helpful, Lucas.
Thanks, Lucas. Really good job. Well, at least you tried. That was worth a shot.
Oh, come here again. You know what? I'm feeling lucky.
This is going to be insane. Vines lives. You know what? I'm feeling pretty good about this.
What? What? What? What?
What? You're a little wet.
I think that would add a lot more water. If it helps, I've taken some splash damage.
All right, here we go. All right.
Redemption match. This is called Guess the Price. Pre-tax and USD.
And you can be within 10% variable. Is? So these are all like currently available products?
Yes. The iPhone 17 Pro Max 1 terabyte USD.
All right, I think that's $12.99. Oh, it's quite a bit more.
It's MSRP's $15.99. Shit. The reason why I didn't press it
was I was going to say like $1,700. And I think that's wrong. Give me the guy.
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,
bro. All right.
Ready? Oh, no, he's good. He's not waiting for this one. No hesitation.
He's going to wait for the countdown just sent out.
Hit me. Question two. This is from New Egg. It's a PC case.
It's a fractal design north.
Go for it. 145. 195.
Nope. Cool. Enjoy your bullet.
And look up while you're spinning that thing. You look your face up and spin it.
Don't look at it. Oh, no, I don't think I've. You can't even see it.
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.
You saw it? I just saw it. You've seen it already and you're losing.
It looked like you were looking at it. You can't see it. What are you talking about?
Unless you do it like that. No, you can totally see it.
It's right there. OK, if you literally remove.
OK. All right, ready? Three, two, one.
All right. All right. Game on, brother.
Also from New Egg is the Logitech G502X Lightning.
I'm going to say $49.99.
Yes, you're worth in 10%. It's $160.
$149, right?
No, I said $49. Yeah, $149, right?
No, I said $50. What the?
I thought it was a $502. I $502X Lightning.
Yeah, I didn't hear about that. I heard the X Lightning and then he said $50 and I was like,
well. All right, ready? Three. Whoa, you missed it shot though.
See, this is why we count down. OK, should I die?
Do I have to break it with my teeth now? Luke, you can do the honors of popping it then, I guess.
Oh my god. OK, I hit it pretty hard.
He did. He's trying to hit it towards me. Sorry, sorry, sorry, sorry.
Rev.
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?
Go for it. You get to hit it one time.
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