{"video_id":"S94OX5_4-R0","title":"I spent the day with Linus in Taiwan","channel":"FP Exclusives","show":"FP Exclusives","published_at":"2025-08-07T14:53:29Z","duration_s":2110,"segments":[{"start_s":0.0,"end_s":0.967,"text":"Sammy: James where are we? 2 00:00:01.001 --> 00:00:02.802 James: We're back at the Tech Mall. 3 00:00:02.869 --> 00:00:04.337 Sammy: Are we gonna look for a video potentially? Are we shooting? 4 00:00:04.371 --> 00:00:05.372 James: We have a video in mind. 5 00:00:05.472 --> 00:00:08.408 James: Maybe we'll get inspired when we're up there and get another idea too. 6 00:00:08.441 --> 00:00:10.677 Linus: I want to get two videos out of this gold GPU, 7 00:00:10.710 --> 00:00:13.613 because there's like nothing at Computex this year. 8 00:00:13.613 --> 00:00:16.816 Linus: Well I shouldn't say there's nothing but it's not a heavy year. 9 00:00:17.050 --> 00:00:20.920 So title, I bought the gold GPU. 10 00:00:21.688 --> 00:00:25.358 James: So for the first one where you just get it, nerd out about it. 11 00:00:25.358 --> 00:00:25.725 Linus: Yeah. 12 00:00:26.026 --> 00:00:28.361 James: And then at the end of that video are you going to 13 00:00:28.395 --> 00:00:31.364 tease what we're going to do in the next video? 14 00:00:31.531 --> 00:00:32.198 Linus: Yeah we could. 15 00:00:32.465 --> 00:00:33.266 Linus: I could scalp it. 16 00:00:33.733 --> 00:00:34.701 Linus: Gah, oh. 17 00:00:34.734 --> 00:00:38.738 Linus: \"No one can buy this, golden RTX 5090\". 18 00:00:39.973 --> 00:00:44.244 James: \"I got a golden 5090 from Saudi Arabia\". 19 00:00:44.644 --> 00:00:47.947 Linus: What's our best bet in terms of like a country to call out. 20 00:00:48.715 --> 00:00:50.283 James: Probably Saudi Arabia. 21 00:00:50.717 --> 00:00:51.184 Linus: Think so? 22 00:00:51.317 --> 00:00:53.686 James: I think that's where the guy is coming from. 23 00:00:54.254 --> 00:00:55.355 James: Otherwise it would be Dubai. 24 00:00:55.455 --> 00:00:56.489 Linus: Yeah, UAE then. 25 00:00:56.589 --> 00:00:58.558 James: But you wouldn't want, that's not a good keyword. 26 00:00:58.591 --> 00:00:59.426 James: Dubai is better than UAE. 27 00:00:59.426 --> 00:01:00.527 Linus: Dubai is way better. 28 00:01:03.129 --> 00:01:04.130 Linus: I need more food though. 29 00:01:05.465 --> 00:01:06.032 James: Let's get that over. 30 00:01:06.633 --> 00:01:07.200 Linus: I want chicken. 31 00:01:07.333 --> 00:01:09.769 James: Don't get between a man and that chicken. 32 00:01:09.869 --> 00:01:10.737 Sammy: Hahahaha. 33 00:01:10.737 --> 00:01:11.171 Linus: Never. 34 00:01:11.271 --> 00:01:13.573 Linus: The molecular nitrogen chicken tenders. 35 00:01:13.773 --> 00:01:14.107 Andy: Yeah. 36 00:01:14.140 --> 00:01:16.643 Linus: I mean unicorn fried chicken seems not bad. 37 00:01:16.676 --> 00:01:20.280 Andy: Do you need an English menu or you'll get with like translation? 38 00:01:20.547 --> 00:01:22.949 Linus: Yeah, I'll have the molecular nitrogen chicken tenders. 39 00:01:23.016 --> 00:01:25.518 Andy: 他想要那个分子氮气鸡柳 (nitrogen chicken tenders) 40 00:01:26.519 --> 00:01:27.320 Linus: I'm pretty sure he said that. 41 00:01:27.353 --> 00:01:29.456 Andy: They don't have chicken tender today. Linus: What? 42 00:01:32.459 --> 00:01:34.994 Linus: First time I came here they weren't open yet; they open at noon. 43 00:01:35.295 --> 00:01:37.363 The second time they don't have the thing I want... 44 00:01:38.565 --> 00:01:40.066 Linus: Okay, I'll have an English menu then. 45 00:01:40.100 --> 00:01:41.734 Linus: Fine, I'll just have a signature chicken. 46 00:01:41.868 --> 00:01:45.138 Andy: You don't want a Canadian hash brown? 47 00:01:45.171 --> 00:01:46.673 Linus: Canadian hash brown you say? 48 00:01:46.673 --> 00:01:47.173 Andy: Yeah. 49 00:01:47.974 --> 00:01:50.076 Andy: What's the difference between Canadian hash brown 50 00:01:50.076 --> 00:01:52.912 and a hashbrown from the rest of the world? 51 00:01:52.912 --> 00:01:55.148 Linus: I've no- I don't even know what a Canadian hash brown is; 52 00:01:55.148 --> 00:01:56.416 Linus: does it have like maple syrup on it? 53 00:01:56.449 --> 00:01:57.250 Sammy: Hahahaha. 54 00:01:57.283 --> 00:01:58.318 Linus: Okay. 55 00:01:58.351 --> 00:02:01.221 Andy: If we want food there's like curry rice and stuff. 56 00:02:01.454 --> 00:02:01.788 Linus: Okay. 57 00:02:02.088 --> 00:02:02.889 Sammy: Why are you rebooting? 58 00:02:02.922 --> 00:02:06.960 Linus: Because my mouse cursor is not showing up in my Google Doc for some reason. 59 00:02:07.494 --> 00:02:07.894 James: Okay so... 60 00:02:07.927 --> 00:02:10.563 Linus: So I went into the settings and I unchecked hide cursor while typing 61 00:02:10.563 --> 00:02:12.198 Linus: and just like still I can't see it. 62 00:02:12.765 --> 00:02:15.568 James: So in this video, or in this shoot session, 63 00:02:15.568 --> 00:02:16.069 Linus: Yes. 64 00:02:16.069 --> 00:02:21.508 James: we'll shop for and choose which people we're going to give the mission to. 65 00:02:21.508 --> 00:02:21.941 Linus: Yes. 66 00:02:22.008 --> 00:02:23.610 Sammy: I feel like that could be sequential. 67 00:02:24.110 --> 00:02:25.378 Linus: Oh, no, no, no. 68 00:02:25.411 --> 00:02:27.747 Linus: We will figure out who is building. 69 00:02:27.747 --> 00:02:29.816 James: No, no, no, no; I wasn't done talking. 70 00:02:29.816 --> 00:02:30.483 Linus: Oh. 71 00:02:30.617 --> 00:02:33.753 James: We'll shop for and choose who will give us quotes 72 00:02:33.786 --> 00:02:37.991 and then we'll get the quotes; and then we'll pick one. Linus: Pick one. 73 00:02:39.225 --> 00:02:42.896 Linus: And then I will figure out what my credit limit is, 74 00:02:43.696 --> 00:02:45.598 because we're going to have to pay probably upfront 75 00:02:46.332 --> 00:02:48.434 Linus: Oh, I guess I should flag this for accounting. 76 00:02:48.468 --> 00:02:49.869 James: I can email them. 77 00:02:50.403 --> 00:02:50.737 Linus: Sure. 78 00:02:50.837 --> 00:02:51.771 James: You want me to cc her? 79 00:02:52.739 --> 00:02:54.507 Linus: Yeah, sure; she's awake right now, 80 00:02:54.507 --> 00:02:56.142 I'll just let her know to expect. 81 00:02:56.142 --> 00:02:56.576 James: Okay. 82 00:02:57.010 --> 00:02:59.212 James: We should probably leave here in two hours. 83 00:02:59.212 --> 00:03:01.147 Linus: L M N O P 84 00:03:01.181 --> 00:03:01.981 Linus: Oh, thank you. 85 00:03:01.981 --> 00:03:02.515 Linus: Thank you. 86 00:03:03.082 --> 00:03:04.184 Linus: And my cursor is still gone. 87 00:03:04.884 --> 00:03:06.152 Linus: Okay, fine; Sammy you can see it now. 88 00:03:06.152 --> 00:03:06.986 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 89 00:03:07.554 --> 00:03:08.688 Sammy: Where is it? I can't see it. 90 00:03:08.821 --> 00:03:10.390 Linus: Well, yeah, that's the problem. 91 00:03:10.523 --> 00:03:11.191 Sammy: Oh, there it is right here. 92 00:03:11.191 --> 00:03:11.991 Linus: So here, it's up here. 93 00:03:14.060 --> 00:03:14.460 Linus: Gone. 94 00:03:14.460 --> 00:03:16.462 Sammy: What the frick? That's weird. 95 00:03:16.796 --> 00:03:18.398 Linus: See, it like kind of shows up sometimes. 96 00:03:18.398 --> 00:03:20.033 Linus: You can kind of see the shadow of it here. 97 00:03:21.534 --> 00:03:24.571 Sammy: Yeah, we're highlighting like something like that's black. 98 00:03:24.704 --> 00:03:26.272 Linus: I don't know what the heck it's doing. 99 00:03:26.973 --> 00:03:30.276 Linus: I'm sure like you know, once you know the issue or whatever, 100 00:03:30.276 --> 00:03:32.245 it's like easy to fix or something. 101 00:03:32.812 --> 00:03:36.749 But like, I'm going to remove my dark reader extension outright. 102 00:03:36.749 --> 00:03:38.251 Linus: Oh, yeah; oh buddy. 103 00:03:38.318 --> 00:03:40.320 Linus: Oh, look at it go now; let's go. 104 00:03:40.987 --> 00:03:45.658 Linus: I recently treated myself to the world's bougiest GPU. 105 00:03:45.758 --> 00:03:47.994 Do we acknowledge right out of the gate 106 00:03:47.994 --> 00:03:54.901 that you know, when I do my golden bougie build 107 00:03:57.036 --> 00:03:59.038 I'm going to want to use a water block anyway; 108 00:03:59.472 --> 00:04:02.242 which means I'm not even going to be using the golden cooler. 109 00:04:02.809 --> 00:04:06.479 So that's stupid; so why am I even using this in my own build? 110 00:04:06.479 --> 00:04:08.815 I should just do a cool build and give it away again. 111 00:04:09.482 --> 00:04:11.251 James: This is NVIDIA one, the GPU? 112 00:04:11.784 --> 00:04:13.219 Linus: No, this is in tech mall. 113 00:04:13.319 --> 00:04:13.886 James: tech mall. 114 00:04:13.886 --> 00:04:16.489 Linus: So video one, I bought it for myself is the narrative. 115 00:04:17.257 --> 00:04:19.492 James: So you're not going to announce at the end that you're going to give it away? 116 00:04:19.792 --> 00:04:22.528 Linus: Oh, okay we could but it would be at the end. 117 00:04:22.562 --> 00:04:22.729 James: Yeah. 118 00:04:22.729 --> 00:04:24.364 Linus: Like, it's not like part of the- 119 00:04:24.364 --> 00:04:27.967 It's not like I bought this GPU so that I could go back to the tech mall. 120 00:04:28.034 --> 00:04:29.802 Linus: Cause I'm going to go with my original plan, 121 00:04:29.802 --> 00:04:31.704 which is that I bought this GPU to make a video about it; 122 00:04:31.738 --> 00:04:35.908 and then I was going to use it for like a golden build or something at some point. 123 00:04:35.908 --> 00:04:36.309 James: Okay. 124 00:04:36.409 --> 00:04:39.579 Linus: Okay, so in the tech mall gold GPU build, 125 00:04:39.612 --> 00:04:42.715 I recently treated myself to the world's bougiest GPU. 126 00:04:42.715 --> 00:04:45.852 Linus: An ASUS ROG Astral Dahab or gold edition, 127 00:04:46.152 --> 00:04:51.524 a 7000 US dollar RTX 5090 with six and a half grams of 24 karat gold on it; 128 00:04:51.524 --> 00:04:55.361 but then I was thinking, wait a second, I water cool. 129 00:04:55.361 --> 00:04:57.997 Linus: So do I go, \"wait, I can't keep this\". 130 00:04:58.031 --> 00:04:58.498 James: Mmmm. 131 00:04:58.931 --> 00:05:00.633 Linus: Or do I go, 132 00:05:02.268 --> 00:05:08.474 \"but who could build a system worthy to be the throne upon which this GPU sits?\". 133 00:05:09.542 --> 00:05:14.113 Well, what better place to go than back to, what's the tech mall called again? 134 00:05:14.113 --> 00:05:14.881 Andy: å ‰åŽ 135 00:05:15.281 --> 00:05:15.715 Linus: What? 136 00:05:15.748 --> 00:05:16.516 Andy: å ‰åŽ (Guanghua) 137 00:05:16.549 --> 00:05:17.283 Linus: Sure, that. 138 00:05:17.684 --> 00:05:22.955 Linus: Go back to the Taiwanese tech mall where I had that incredible system built last year. 139 00:05:23.556 --> 00:05:24.924 So which one do I do? Do I-? 140 00:05:24.924 --> 00:05:25.825 James: I think you do the second one 141 00:05:25.825 --> 00:05:28.628 and then you use the first one as what you say later 142 00:05:28.628 --> 00:05:30.029 when you decide you need to give it away. 143 00:05:30.029 --> 00:05:31.264 James: That's your reason to give it away. 144 00:05:31.264 --> 00:05:32.532 Linus: Okay, sure. 145 00:05:34.067 --> 00:05:36.502 Linus: Video planning meetings; it's all movie magic, guys. 146 00:05:36.803 --> 00:05:37.437 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 147 00:05:37.437 --> 00:05:43.643 Linus: Like, when I pretend to be dumb on camera sometimes I'm just really dumb. 148 00:05:44.344 --> 00:05:48.381 Linus: But other times, movie magic; it's part of the plan. 149 00:05:49.182 --> 00:05:51.818 Andy: Look at the size; holy frick. Sammy: Ooooh. 150 00:05:51.851 --> 00:05:52.452 Sammy: That's a chicken? 151 00:05:52.719 --> 00:05:53.453 Andy: That's a chicken. 152 00:05:53.553 --> 00:05:54.220 Sammy: Holy crap. 153 00:05:54.320 --> 00:05:55.421 Linus: Let's gooo. Andy: That's huge. 154 00:05:55.421 --> 00:05:57.123 Sammy: I kind of want one now; what the heck? 155 00:05:57.123 --> 00:05:58.591 Linus: Let's gooo, chicken. 156 00:05:58.591 --> 00:06:00.626 Sammy: Is that just one big fat chicken? Linus: Oh my god, it's so hot. 157 00:06:00.893 --> 00:06:01.994 Sammy: That's also five bucks? 158 00:06:02.195 --> 00:06:02.495 Linus: Yep. 159 00:06:03.396 --> 00:06:04.764 Sammy: Dude I kind of want one now? What the heck? 160 00:06:05.031 --> 00:06:06.332 Linus: Way less, like $4. 161 00:06:06.699 --> 00:06:08.034 Linus: It's spicy, it's so spicy. 162 00:06:08.034 --> 00:06:08.368 Andy: Really? 163 00:06:08.434 --> 00:06:09.535 Linus: No, it's not that bad; it's really good. 164 00:06:09.535 --> 00:06:11.871 Linus: But I do need a drink; it went down the wrong pipe a little bit. 165 00:06:12.772 --> 00:06:13.139 Linus: Yeah. 166 00:06:14.140 --> 00:06:15.375 Linus: I'm just so happy right now; 167 00:06:15.375 --> 00:06:18.211 these are tears of happiness because this chicken is so good. 168 00:06:18.277 --> 00:06:19.312 Sammy: Hahahaha. 169 00:06:19.445 --> 00:06:21.714 Linus: How about the awesome tech mall right behind me? 170 00:06:22.048 --> 00:06:26.953 Linus: Finding the builder that I can trust to do this GPU justice. 171 00:06:27.053 --> 00:06:29.756 Both in terms of performance and aesthetics; 172 00:06:30.289 --> 00:06:34.327 and because I'm spending my own money, I want a good deal. 173 00:06:36.462 --> 00:06:37.864 Okay, so there's our intro. 174 00:06:37.997 --> 00:06:40.633 James: There's no, you outright lie that you're not going to give it away. 175 00:06:40.666 --> 00:06:41.667 Linus: I'm changing it right now. 176 00:06:42.068 --> 00:06:45.638 Linus: \"I'm not planning to give it away\", because that was not. 177 00:06:45.638 --> 00:06:46.372 James: That is sufficient. 178 00:06:46.372 --> 00:06:49.776 Linus: In fairness to me, that was not my plan. 179 00:06:49.809 --> 00:06:53.513 Linus: James literally talked me into giving it away on the bus on the way over here. 180 00:06:54.113 --> 00:06:58.251 I was buying this GPU for myself to take home and build a system with. 181 00:06:59.152 --> 00:07:00.286 James: You talked yourself into it. 182 00:07:00.987 --> 00:07:02.188 Linus: No, it was a good idea. 183 00:07:02.755 --> 00:07:04.624 Linus: A good idea is enough to talk me into something. 184 00:07:04.757 --> 00:07:07.026 Linus: This time, it's personal. 185 00:07:08.561 --> 00:07:09.429 Sammy: Hahahaha. 186 00:07:09.629 --> 00:07:11.130 Linus: Actually, I should totally say that. 187 00:07:11.297 --> 00:07:12.231 James: You should hold up your credit card 188 00:07:12.265 --> 00:07:14.434 and say it's personal credit card or something like that. 189 00:07:14.434 --> 00:07:15.601 Linus: Oh, yeah. 190 00:07:15.601 --> 00:07:16.636 James: It's this time. 191 00:07:16.903 --> 00:07:17.937 Linus: \"It's personal\". 192 00:07:18.704 --> 00:07:20.540 Linus: Maybe just make a note here right now. 193 00:07:21.040 --> 00:07:24.243 Linus: Editor, blur the credit card; for the love of God, blur the credit card. 194 00:07:24.243 --> 00:07:26.279 Sammy: No, spend money on it first and then blur. 195 00:07:27.447 --> 00:07:27.980 Linus: Let's go. 196 00:07:29.148 --> 00:07:30.950 Linus: This time, it's personal. 197 00:07:31.050 --> 00:07:33.853 Linus: I used to have a metal one from these guys, it was cooler. 198 00:07:34.053 --> 00:07:34.520 Sammy: Hahaha. 199 00:07:34.620 --> 00:07:39.459 Linus: To be clear, it's the color black; it's not actually like an unlimited credit card. 200 00:07:39.592 --> 00:07:40.393 Linus: Testicle... 201 00:07:42.595 --> 00:07:43.362 Sammy: I got that on camera. 202 00:07:44.063 --> 00:07:45.264 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 203 00:07:45.431 --> 00:07:49.135 Linus: Yes, this may surprise you but I still have not grown up. 204 00:07:49.502 --> 00:07:50.503 Sammy: Hahaha. 205 00:07:50.636 --> 00:07:53.973 Linus: I mean I've grown just not up. 206 00:07:53.973 --> 00:07:55.641 Sammy: You can grow up and still have fun. 207 00:07:56.742 --> 00:07:57.543 Linus: It's a height joke. 208 00:07:57.743 --> 00:07:58.077 Sammy: Oh. 209 00:07:59.212 --> 00:07:59.712 Sammy: I didn't get it. 210 00:07:59.812 --> 00:08:01.147 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 211 00:08:01.247 --> 00:08:03.850 Sammy: Is this exactly as it was one year ago? 212 00:08:05.451 --> 00:08:06.752 Linus: I mean, yeah. 213 00:08:09.188 --> 00:08:10.389 Linus: Discount Jensen. 214 00:08:10.389 --> 00:08:10.957 Sammy: Hahahaha. 215 00:08:10.957 --> 00:08:11.858 Linus: We have Jensen at home. 216 00:08:12.258 --> 00:08:15.461 Linus: Okay, so this is the part after the intro where we just like get into it, right? 217 00:08:16.229 --> 00:08:17.697 Andy: Do you want to do the intro first? 218 00:08:17.797 --> 00:08:19.665 Linus: Nope; we need it with the GPU. James: No, we can do that later. 219 00:08:19.699 --> 00:08:20.299 Andy: Oh, I see. 220 00:08:21.667 --> 00:08:23.369 James: Oh, you have the script up in there? Okay. 221 00:08:23.369 --> 00:08:23.703 Linus: Yep. 222 00:08:24.470 --> 00:08:26.606 Linus: Oh, shoot; it's delayed, one sec. 223 00:08:28.040 --> 00:08:28.841 Front Desk: å ˆç”Ÿç­‰ä¸€ä¸‹ (Sir, wait) 224 00:08:29.675 --> 00:08:31.344 Front Desk: è¯·é—®ä½ ä»¬é‚£ä¸ªçŽ°åœ¨åœ¨åšä»€ä¹ˆ (what are you guys doing?) 225 00:08:32.178 --> 00:08:32.678 Andy: Sorry what? 226 00:08:33.346 --> 00:08:35.248 Front Desk: What are you doing now? 227 00:08:35.615 --> 00:08:36.115 Linus: Really? 228 00:08:36.215 --> 00:08:36.816 Andy: Yeah. 229 00:08:36.983 --> 00:08:38.184 Linus: Can I just show them the video from last year? 230 00:08:42.588 --> 00:08:43.589 Woman: Can I get a signature? 231 00:08:44.090 --> 00:08:44.524 Linus: Sure. 232 00:08:45.858 --> 00:08:49.462 Linus: Step one is to look for candidate buildings and... buildings? 233 00:08:51.097 --> 00:08:52.098 Linus: Did you see the door open? 234 00:08:52.164 --> 00:08:53.432 Andy: I saw the door open. 235 00:08:53.432 --> 00:08:54.300 Linus: Okay, one more time. 236 00:08:54.834 --> 00:08:56.936 Linus: Step one is to look for my candidate builders, 237 00:08:56.969 --> 00:09:00.473 I'm going to be asking them to send me a price and perhaps more importantly, 238 00:09:00.473 --> 00:09:02.808 I'm going to be asking them to send me a portfolio 239 00:09:02.842 --> 00:09:05.278 because these are small shops and they can't possibly 240 00:09:05.278 --> 00:09:10.349 hope to have dozens of PCs sitting on display ready to show. 241 00:09:11.417 --> 00:09:15.888 Because these are small shops and they can't possibly hope to have dozens of PCs- 242 00:09:16.689 --> 00:09:18.457 because these are small shops... 243 00:09:18.791 --> 00:09:21.193 Linus: So I walked out left so I need to come in right, 244 00:09:21.894 --> 00:09:23.863 and we'll just go to the escalator. 245 00:09:24.030 --> 00:09:28.200 Linus: Apparently there was like some kerfuffle here last year after we filmed. 246 00:09:28.200 --> 00:09:31.571 What it kind of sounds like to me, someone was apparently like 247 00:09:31.571 --> 00:09:35.808 mad about their intellectual property being in our video and they got mad at the mall. 248 00:09:35.808 --> 00:09:38.678 What it sounds like to me is that someone was asked that 249 00:09:38.711 --> 00:09:41.714 they weren't the one that was highlighted in the video. 250 00:09:42.582 --> 00:09:45.117 So basically we have a rep from the mall following us around 251 00:09:45.117 --> 00:09:50.156 and just making sure that everyone's not mad about us filming, so... 252 00:09:51.857 --> 00:09:52.425 Sammy: It's what it is. 253 00:09:53.225 --> 00:09:53.726 Linus: Cool. 254 00:09:53.826 --> 00:09:55.361 WoDerek: One, two, three, smile. 255 00:09:55.461 --> 00:09:56.262 WoDerek: Another one. 256 00:09:56.929 --> 00:09:58.497 WoDerek: Alright; thank you so much. 257 00:09:58.531 --> 00:09:59.198 WoDerek: Have a good day. 258 00:09:59.298 --> 00:09:59.999 Linus: Uh, okay. 259 00:09:59.999 --> 00:10:02.234 Linus: So I kind of turned away from the camera, 260 00:10:03.202 --> 00:10:08.274 um, so I can turn into some access cross right? Is it, is it okay? 261 00:10:11.010 --> 00:10:14.146 Linus: Which way did I turn? So I kind of turn, did I turn this way? 262 00:10:14.513 --> 00:10:15.314 Andy: I can check. 263 00:10:15.781 --> 00:10:16.282 Linus: Yeah. 264 00:10:16.282 --> 00:10:17.350 Andy: You turn this way. Linus: Oh, that's awesome. 265 00:10:17.350 --> 00:10:19.919 Linus: Okay; so I'm actually going to put you inside the shop. 266 00:10:19.952 --> 00:10:20.186 Andy: Okay. 267 00:10:20.186 --> 00:10:22.188 Linus: And you'll be OTS of the guy right there. 268 00:10:22.221 --> 00:10:26.125 Linus: They got a pile of GPUs in the back of them that's as tall as Taipei 101. 269 00:10:28.294 --> 00:10:32.965 Linus: Okay; and then I just want to B-roll of all the 50, 5070, 5090. 270 00:10:32.965 --> 00:10:33.833 Andy: Alright, sounds good. 271 00:10:33.933 --> 00:10:37.269 James: I wish there was a way to work ahead and find and get consent ahead of time. 272 00:10:37.269 --> 00:10:37.903 Linus: Yeah, do that. 273 00:10:38.137 --> 00:10:39.271 James: But I can't talk to anybody. 274 00:10:39.271 --> 00:10:40.373 Linus: Uh, okay; so what I need. 275 00:10:40.373 --> 00:10:41.507 Andy: Next year I can help. 276 00:10:42.508 --> 00:10:44.143 Linus: Oh well, you never know; they might speak English. 277 00:10:44.176 --> 00:10:44.477 James: Yeah. 278 00:10:44.477 --> 00:10:45.011 Linus: Take her. 279 00:10:45.311 --> 00:10:45.745 James: Yeah. 280 00:10:46.045 --> 00:10:48.481 Linus: Uh and then, so basically go with Sammy. 281 00:10:48.481 --> 00:10:49.382 Linus: You guys are on a mission. 282 00:10:49.482 --> 00:10:51.550 James: Any shop that has GPUs and motherboards. 283 00:10:51.584 --> 00:10:55.621 Linus: So basically, I would like you to find one that has a showcase water cooled build. 284 00:10:55.955 --> 00:10:56.422 James: Okay. 285 00:10:56.555 --> 00:10:58.991 Linus: James: So this one is more, is meant to be our contender; 286 00:10:58.991 --> 00:11:02.028 that seems like just a really well stocked shop. 287 00:11:02.128 --> 00:11:02.528 James: Okay. 288 00:11:02.628 --> 00:11:05.998 Linus: And then let's find one that seems to be more of a showcase build place, 289 00:11:06.032 --> 00:11:08.334 and then we'll go back to the shop from last year. 290 00:11:08.367 --> 00:11:08.701 James: Alright. 291 00:11:08.768 --> 00:11:09.735 Linus: And those will be our three. 292 00:11:09.902 --> 00:11:12.104 James: Like a water block GPU or something would be best. 293 00:11:12.104 --> 00:11:13.973 James: What are we on? Two? Sammy: Two. 294 00:11:14.006 --> 00:11:14.840 Sammy: Hahahaha. 295 00:11:15.541 --> 00:11:17.043 Sammy: Yeah, we gotta go a little faster. 296 00:11:19.545 --> 00:11:23.482 James: Water cooling tubes, hard line water cooling. 297 00:11:24.383 --> 00:11:25.251 Store employee: Water cooling. 298 00:11:25.818 --> 00:11:26.352 James: Yeah. 299 00:11:28.387 --> 00:11:29.555 Sammy: We might go to the third floor. 300 00:11:29.955 --> 00:11:32.858 James: Yeah; I'm just going to check these places out and then we'll go up. 301 00:11:33.626 --> 00:11:35.261 James: Why don't we have setups like this in Canada? 302 00:11:35.261 --> 00:11:35.795 Sammy: Haha. 303 00:11:35.795 --> 00:11:39.265 James: Like every store in Canada has to be like a freaking bazillion dollars giant store. 304 00:11:39.699 --> 00:11:43.135 James: Why can't we just have these small little, small shops? 305 00:11:44.737 --> 00:11:46.072 Sammy: So he stopped every second. 306 00:11:46.372 --> 00:11:46.972 James: Where's Linus? 307 00:11:47.239 --> 00:11:47.707 Sammy: Right there. 308 00:11:47.740 --> 00:11:48.407 James: Oh, okay. 309 00:11:48.808 --> 00:11:50.543 James: We talked to a guy on this level who 310 00:11:50.543 --> 00:11:52.511 we showed a picture of hard line water cooling; 311 00:11:52.511 --> 00:11:55.247 and he basically was like there's almost no one in here, 312 00:11:55.247 --> 00:11:58.517 you got to go to the floor five or six, there might be one or two shops. 313 00:11:58.551 --> 00:12:01.487 He also said there's a building across, 314 00:12:01.487 --> 00:12:04.557 like the next building over on the fifth floor has that. 315 00:12:04.590 --> 00:12:05.157 Linus: Let's go up. 316 00:12:05.157 --> 00:12:06.158 James: And I tried to- Okay. 317 00:12:06.258 --> 00:12:07.560 Linus: Let's go up; okay. 318 00:12:07.660 --> 00:12:09.995 Linus: These guys have a bunch of really great showcase builds. 319 00:12:09.995 --> 00:12:11.297 James: Okay, so contender. 320 00:12:11.297 --> 00:12:11.997 Linus: Contender. 321 00:12:12.031 --> 00:12:13.833 James: Okay, we need a couple of no-gos. 322 00:12:13.966 --> 00:12:18.170 Linus: So Andy, I want to do a quick, no, 323 00:12:18.170 --> 00:12:22.475 Linus: I want to do a quick clip explaining that now we're on our way to the upper floors. 324 00:12:22.508 --> 00:12:22.908 Andy: Sure. 325 00:12:23.175 --> 00:12:24.577 Linus: Now it's time to go up. 326 00:12:24.577 --> 00:12:26.545 Linus: A really helpful guy on the second floor told us, 327 00:12:26.579 --> 00:12:28.581 yeah, you can get customer rates done here; 328 00:12:28.581 --> 00:12:31.050 but if you want the really cool hard line water cooled stuff 329 00:12:31.183 --> 00:12:33.519 you're going to want to be on the fourth and then the fifth floor. 330 00:12:33.652 --> 00:12:36.489 James: I'm with Linus Tech Tips; can we shoot a video here? 331 00:12:37.256 --> 00:12:38.090 Second Contender: Oh, yeah. 332 00:12:38.090 --> 00:12:39.058 James: At your store? Is that okay? 333 00:12:39.058 --> 00:12:39.992 Second Contender: Yeah, of course. 334 00:12:39.992 --> 00:12:41.227 James: Hahahahaha. 335 00:12:41.260 --> 00:12:42.595 James: Cool; they're just around the corner. 336 00:12:42.595 --> 00:12:44.063 Second Contender: You came buy the tower again? 337 00:12:44.263 --> 00:12:44.797 James: Yeah. 338 00:12:44.797 --> 00:12:45.231 Second Contender: Oh. 339 00:12:45.564 --> 00:12:46.031 James: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 340 00:12:46.098 --> 00:12:49.602 James: Anyway, I saw this display out here; looks like you do hard line water cooling? 341 00:12:49.635 --> 00:12:50.069 Second Contender: Yeah? 342 00:12:50.302 --> 00:12:50.669 James: Yeah. 343 00:12:50.669 --> 00:12:52.638 James: Yeah, we're interested in that for a video; 344 00:12:52.638 --> 00:12:57.610 so we just need you to tell this lady from the mall that it's okay. 345 00:12:58.410 --> 00:12:58.844 Second Contender: Hi. 346 00:12:58.878 --> 00:12:59.979 Linus: Hahahaha. 347 00:13:00.012 --> 00:13:01.180 Linus: Okay Andy, go ahead. 348 00:13:01.313 --> 00:13:07.052 Linus: Of course, it would feel wrong if we didn't give the OG a crack at building our throne. 349 00:13:07.820 --> 00:13:08.788 Linus: Hey, man! 350 00:13:09.221 --> 00:13:09.789 Second Contender: Hi. 351 00:13:09.789 --> 00:13:10.422 Linus: How you doing!? 352 00:13:11.857 --> 00:13:12.725 Second Contender: Long time no see. 353 00:13:12.758 --> 00:13:14.693 Linus: This time I'm not filming in secret. 354 00:13:14.693 --> 00:13:15.060 Second Contender: Okay. 355 00:13:15.060 --> 00:13:16.128 Second Contender: Hahahahahaha. 356 00:13:16.128 --> 00:13:19.398 Linus: I have a new assignment for you should you choose to accept it. 357 00:13:19.899 --> 00:13:21.267 Linus: Do you mind to turn on the music? 358 00:13:21.267 --> 00:13:21.734 Second Contender: Oh, okay. 359 00:13:21.901 --> 00:13:22.434 Linus: Thank you. 360 00:13:23.202 --> 00:13:23.836 Linus: Okay, cut. 361 00:13:23.869 --> 00:13:26.972 Andy: Should we do that one more time? I'm not super happy with my zoom. 362 00:13:27.273 --> 00:13:27.807 Linus: No. 363 00:13:27.807 --> 00:13:29.041 Andy: Okay, that's fine; fair. 364 00:13:30.576 --> 00:13:33.846 James: A lot of security camera focused places up here. 365 00:13:35.748 --> 00:13:36.282 Sammy: Nothing here. 366 00:13:36.615 --> 00:13:37.049 James: Nope. 367 00:13:38.350 --> 00:13:41.587 James: He might be like the one shop in this place that actually does that. 368 00:13:41.587 --> 00:13:42.621 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 369 00:13:42.922 --> 00:13:43.522 Sammy: Are you stressed? 370 00:13:43.622 --> 00:13:44.790 James: Sixth and final floor. 371 00:13:45.457 --> 00:13:46.058 Sammy: Are you stressed? 372 00:13:50.062 --> 00:13:52.031 James: I don't know; there's a contender right at the top. 373 00:13:52.164 --> 00:13:52.865 Sammy: This could be it. 374 00:13:53.265 --> 00:13:54.300 Store guy: Not to sell. 375 00:13:54.433 --> 00:13:55.734 James: Okay, thank you. 376 00:13:56.302 --> 00:13:57.269 James: Swing and a miss. 377 00:13:58.003 --> 00:14:01.507 James: It was just a sponsored display for the products they do sell. 378 00:14:01.640 --> 00:14:02.274 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 379 00:14:02.374 --> 00:14:04.944 James: That's why you need to watch our videos so you can learn how to do it yourself. 380 00:14:05.010 --> 00:14:06.045 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 381 00:14:06.145 --> 00:14:06.846 James: Pretty sweet. 382 00:14:06.846 --> 00:14:07.213 Sammy: Yeah. 383 00:14:07.680 --> 00:14:08.180 James: Come. 384 00:14:08.681 --> 00:14:09.448 Sammy: It's very nice. 385 00:14:09.849 --> 00:14:11.083 Sammy: We should make a plane with that; 386 00:14:11.083 --> 00:14:14.153 Sammy: that's like the City one that we have or we used to have. 387 00:14:14.153 --> 00:14:14.954 James: The Nerdforge... 388 00:14:14.954 --> 00:14:15.354 Sammy: Yeah. 389 00:14:15.354 --> 00:14:16.255 James: like cyberpunk one? 390 00:14:16.255 --> 00:14:16.755 Sammy: Yeah. 391 00:14:17.389 --> 00:14:17.957 Sammy: With some more Japanese. 392 00:14:17.957 --> 00:14:21.627 James: It has to do- It's some kind of racing car enthusiast thing. 393 00:14:21.660 --> 00:14:23.062 Sammy: It's like you can push the pedal to turn it on. 394 00:14:23.362 --> 00:14:23.996 James: Oh God. 395 00:14:23.996 --> 00:14:24.663 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 396 00:14:24.663 --> 00:14:25.664 James: Oh this might be the guy. 397 00:14:25.898 --> 00:14:26.765 Third Contender: Uh first of all, see? 398 00:14:26.799 --> 00:14:27.733 James: Oh you saw it just now? 399 00:14:27.833 --> 00:14:29.735 Third Contender: I saw you just now. 400 00:14:29.735 --> 00:14:31.670 James: I took the escalator now I'm up on 6th. 401 00:14:31.871 --> 00:14:32.638 Third Contender: Oh. 402 00:14:35.641 --> 00:14:36.075 James: Hey! 403 00:14:36.942 --> 00:14:39.778 James: Uh escalator just go up to 6th, I found a third contender. 404 00:14:41.513 --> 00:14:44.617 I don't know if there's a fourth one but we got three. 405 00:14:45.117 --> 00:14:46.552 Linus: Let's gooooooooo! 406 00:14:46.719 --> 00:14:49.421 James: We originally wanted to have a couple of shops 407 00:14:49.455 --> 00:14:51.991 that we'd go to and talk to and realize they're not a good fit, 408 00:14:52.591 --> 00:14:55.227 before we start talking to the ones that are contenders, 409 00:14:56.028 --> 00:14:58.530 James: but not sure if it's like crucial. 410 00:14:58.664 --> 00:15:01.100 Linus: I don't think it matters; I think it's okay. 411 00:15:01.200 --> 00:15:03.369 James: Yeah, it's not make or break for the video, 412 00:15:03.435 --> 00:15:05.304 and since we're kind of short on time we're probably gonna skip that. 413 00:15:05.504 --> 00:15:08.674 Linus: We left off at I was looking at the sign for fifth floor. 414 00:15:09.074 --> 00:15:09.508 Linus: Okay. 415 00:15:13.412 --> 00:15:14.880 Linus: Oh yeah, this is great actually. 416 00:15:15.981 --> 00:15:17.583 Linus: Uh, yeah, yeah; you can come behind me. 417 00:15:17.683 --> 00:15:18.083 Andy: Okay. 418 00:15:18.951 --> 00:15:23.355 Linus: And um here we are, and I'm not sure if that was a great tip. 419 00:15:24.023 --> 00:15:27.726 Linus: The AliExpress mousepad that has the spelling errors on it. 420 00:15:27.726 --> 00:15:29.361 Linus: We did uh, this is in a video. 421 00:15:30.362 --> 00:15:33.432 Linus: Yeah; okay, alright, let's get this one. 422 00:15:33.432 --> 00:15:34.867 Andy: Alright, and we're recording. 423 00:15:35.534 --> 00:15:38.237 Third Contender: Uh, sorry; I'm just writing something. 424 00:15:38.237 --> 00:15:38.637 Linus: English? 425 00:15:38.737 --> 00:15:39.338 Third Contender: Yes. 426 00:15:39.571 --> 00:15:41.707 Linus: Oh, yes! Okay, cool. 427 00:15:41.840 --> 00:15:43.342 Linus: Uh, do you want to finish that? You can finish that. 428 00:15:43.342 --> 00:15:43.909 Third Contender: I write... 429 00:15:44.209 --> 00:15:45.077 Third Contender: Little B Word (???) 430 00:15:45.077 --> 00:15:45.778 Linus: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 431 00:15:45.811 --> 00:15:46.745 Third Contender: Zero, five, one... 432 00:15:47.980 --> 00:15:48.881 Third Contender: Two days I get here. 433 00:15:48.948 --> 00:15:50.316 Linus: Okay; thank you very much. 434 00:15:50.316 --> 00:15:51.116 Third Contender: Thank you very much. Linus: Nice to meet you. 435 00:15:51.116 --> 00:15:51.750 Third Contender: Nice to meet you too. 436 00:15:51.750 --> 00:15:52.151 Linus: Okay. 437 00:15:52.785 --> 00:15:54.219 Linus: We have our three, that's it. 438 00:15:54.253 --> 00:15:54.653 James: Yeah. 439 00:15:54.753 --> 00:15:57.456 James: I think, uh, that's pretty good. 440 00:15:57.523 --> 00:15:59.725 Linus: Can you just get a shot of those two systems on the wall in the back? 441 00:15:59.725 --> 00:16:00.159 Andy: Sure. 442 00:16:00.426 --> 00:16:00.793 Linus: Okay. 443 00:16:01.060 --> 00:16:01.493 Sammy: Feeling good? 444 00:16:01.493 --> 00:16:03.162 Linus: That was- Yeah, no, I'm feeling really good; 445 00:16:03.162 --> 00:16:06.665 because now we can do it anywhere just to like, 446 00:16:06.665 --> 00:16:08.701 James: The reacting to the quotes can be anywhere. 447 00:16:08.701 --> 00:16:10.369 Linus: Yeah, we sit down in our you know, 448 00:16:10.369 --> 00:16:12.604 in a food court somewhere and we just like we look at all the quotes, 449 00:16:12.604 --> 00:16:14.807 we compare, and then maybe what we could do- 450 00:16:14.807 --> 00:16:16.408 James: Maybe we can print them out in the hotel 451 00:16:16.408 --> 00:16:19.311 and we can have a tactile scratch top. 452 00:16:19.345 --> 00:16:21.647 Linus: I think it's okay because we'll have screenshots and stuff, 453 00:16:21.647 --> 00:16:22.581 so we can put them up. 454 00:16:22.614 --> 00:16:23.082 James: Okay. 455 00:16:23.115 --> 00:16:26.118 Linus: Yeah, and I think that's honestly easier, better for legibility. 456 00:16:27.753 --> 00:16:31.223 Linus: What I would love to do is review the quotes in front of that chicken place. 457 00:16:31.457 --> 00:16:32.725 That chicken place is so good; 458 00:16:32.758 --> 00:16:34.793 I could be eating my chicken and like review the quotes. 459 00:16:35.527 --> 00:16:36.862 But we'll see. 460 00:16:36.895 --> 00:16:37.696 If it doesn't work, it doesn't work. 461 00:16:37.696 --> 00:16:39.832 That will require to come here an additional time. 462 00:16:40.532 --> 00:16:43.202 Linus: It's, it's not that far out of the way, but also yes; 463 00:16:43.902 --> 00:16:45.004 you are a hundred percent right. 464 00:16:45.037 --> 00:16:48.374 Linus: And then, yeah so then we- Well, I have to come here to pay anyway. 465 00:16:48.907 --> 00:16:49.641 James: Oh. 466 00:16:49.708 --> 00:16:51.510 Linus: So what I could do is I could just reenact 467 00:16:51.510 --> 00:16:54.413 the internal debate over which one to choose; 468 00:16:55.114 --> 00:16:56.515 and then I walk up and I give my money. 469 00:16:56.682 --> 00:16:58.917 And then, and then we do the pickup on Friday. 470 00:16:59.585 --> 00:17:00.219 Okay. 471 00:17:00.252 --> 00:17:01.153 Sammy: You just really want the chicken. 472 00:17:01.353 --> 00:17:02.287 James: He wants the chicken. 473 00:17:02.287 --> 00:17:05.791 Andy: I think they probably want to know when we're going to shoot the next bit. 474 00:17:05.824 --> 00:17:07.259 Linus: Oh, yeah. 475 00:17:07.359 --> 00:17:09.028 Linus: So we'll be here Friday. 476 00:17:09.028 --> 00:17:10.329 Linus: Uh, Friday. 477 00:17:10.729 --> 00:17:11.663 Linus: We will be here Friday. 478 00:17:12.064 --> 00:17:15.868 James: We'll do Friday morning, like probably by 10 just to get us room. 479 00:17:15.901 --> 00:17:17.970 Linus: Well, it depends; they might not be ready Friday morning. 480 00:17:18.003 --> 00:17:22.007 Linus: But we will only shoot in these shops anyway. 481 00:17:22.041 --> 00:17:24.043 Linus: So do you want to just explain that? 482 00:17:24.076 --> 00:17:25.978 Andy: What about like the paying money bit? 483 00:17:26.011 --> 00:17:29.181 Linus: Well, that same thing; it will only be in the shop and the food court. 484 00:17:29.181 --> 00:17:29.782 Andy: Okay, okay. 485 00:17:29.782 --> 00:17:30.716 Linus: I will get chicken. 486 00:17:30.849 --> 00:17:31.984 Linus: So we can ask the chicken guys. 487 00:17:31.984 --> 00:17:33.152 Andy: Okay; sounds good, yeah. 488 00:17:33.152 --> 00:17:34.019 Linus: They open at 11. 489 00:17:34.686 --> 00:17:35.621 James: the mall is at 11. 490 00:17:35.654 --> 00:17:36.055 Sammy: Yeah. 491 00:17:36.055 --> 00:17:37.189 Linus: The chicken place opens at noon. 492 00:17:37.656 --> 00:17:38.490 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 493 00:17:39.525 --> 00:17:40.092 Andy: He learns the heart. 494 00:17:40.125 --> 00:17:41.326 Sammy: You're doing all this for the chicken. 495 00:17:41.360 --> 00:17:42.094 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 496 00:17:42.094 --> 00:17:44.129 Linus: It's all for the chicken; it's for the chicken boys. 497 00:17:44.129 --> 00:17:44.797 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 498 00:17:44.897 --> 00:17:46.031 Linus: How far away is Intel? 499 00:17:46.365 --> 00:17:47.633 James: 40 minutes by transit. 500 00:17:48.534 --> 00:17:50.002 James: Or excuse me, 30 minutes by transit. 501 00:17:50.002 --> 00:17:50.436 James: That's- 502 00:17:50.869 --> 00:17:51.303 Linus: Oh. 503 00:17:51.403 --> 00:17:53.372 James: 40 minutes from now is our appointment, so- 504 00:17:53.405 --> 00:17:54.039 Linus: Let's go. 505 00:17:54.073 --> 00:17:54.540 Linus: Okay. 506 00:17:54.573 --> 00:17:55.574 Linus: Yeah, I'll go order my chicken. 507 00:17:55.607 --> 00:17:57.943 Linus: Ah f***, I'm getting more chicken; I'm going to go order my chicken. 508 00:17:57.943 --> 00:17:58.510 James: Linus will be anyway. 509 00:17:58.510 --> 00:17:58.911 Andy: That's good. 510 00:17:59.845 --> 00:18:00.512 Linus: Thank you. 511 00:18:00.579 --> 00:18:04.283 Linus: Seriously, nonverbal communication is like probably 512 00:18:04.283 --> 00:18:06.785 the most important life skill that I picked up when I was a kid, 513 00:18:06.785 --> 00:18:08.387 that I just never thought I'd care about. 514 00:18:09.288 --> 00:18:10.189 Sammy: You got to use it now. 515 00:18:10.389 --> 00:18:10.823 Linus: Yeah. 516 00:18:10.823 --> 00:18:13.892 Linus: Well, no; I was just telling the lady who doesn't speak English. 517 00:18:14.293 --> 00:18:17.563 Linus: I was like, food; bye, thank you. 518 00:18:17.863 --> 00:18:18.397 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 519 00:18:18.497 --> 00:18:19.665 Sammy: I think it's universal, I think. 520 00:18:19.665 --> 00:18:20.132 Linus: Well, yeah. 521 00:18:20.532 --> 00:18:22.901 Linus: But a lot of people, it doesn't occur to them to do that. 522 00:18:24.169 --> 00:18:24.603 Sammy: Not me. 523 00:18:24.636 --> 00:18:25.404 Linus: They just don't think about it. 524 00:18:25.404 --> 00:18:25.704 Sammy: Yeah. 525 00:18:25.704 --> 00:18:26.705 Sammy: I was like, I go now, bye. 526 00:18:27.673 --> 00:18:28.307 Sammy: That's how I would run. 527 00:18:31.143 --> 00:18:32.478 Linus: Batteries, nice. 528 00:18:34.279 --> 00:18:35.147 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 529 00:18:35.147 --> 00:18:36.982 Sammy: I can't believe you actually didn't know that it was right behind you. 530 00:18:37.649 --> 00:18:38.183 Linus: What's that? 531 00:18:38.217 --> 00:18:39.918 Sammy: I can't believe you didn't know it was right behind you. 532 00:18:40.052 --> 00:18:40.752 Linus: What was right behind me? 533 00:18:40.752 --> 00:18:41.220 Sammy: The store. 534 00:18:42.254 --> 00:18:42.855 Linus: The store? 535 00:18:42.888 --> 00:18:43.522 Linus: No, no, I- 536 00:18:43.689 --> 00:18:44.156 Sammy: Oh. 537 00:18:44.156 --> 00:18:45.257 Linus: f***ing Sammy. 538 00:18:45.257 --> 00:18:45.891 Sammy: Oh, I thought you knew. 539 00:18:45.891 --> 00:18:46.859 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 540 00:18:46.892 --> 00:18:48.961 Linus: Movie f***ing magic, man. 541 00:18:49.561 --> 00:18:51.163 Linus: I am an entertainer. 542 00:18:51.330 --> 00:18:52.865 Sammy: I mean, I was entertained by you not knowing. 543 00:18:52.898 --> 00:18:54.933 Linus: And these are details that don't matter, you know? 544 00:18:55.234 --> 00:18:58.604 Linus: But yeah, that's the thing; like, I... Sammy. 545 00:18:59.538 --> 00:19:01.607 Sammy: I think you're lying to me now; I think you actually didn't know. 546 00:19:02.708 --> 00:19:03.809 Sammy: Hahahahahahaha. 547 00:19:03.809 --> 00:19:06.311 Linus: You think I didn't notice the custom building shop was there 548 00:19:06.311 --> 00:19:07.346 and everything else was closed? 549 00:19:07.346 --> 00:19:07.980 Sammy: I mean, yeah. 550 00:19:08.514 --> 00:19:08.914 Sammy: Yeah. 551 00:19:11.116 --> 00:19:11.683 Sammy: There's a chance. 552 00:19:12.918 --> 00:19:13.752 Sammy: It's a non-zero chance. 553 00:19:13.752 --> 00:19:17.823 Linus: A lot of the time what it is, is my initial reaction was, 554 00:19:18.023 --> 00:19:21.360 oh, this is confusing; they told me to come over here, but everything's closed. 555 00:19:21.560 --> 00:19:22.094 Oh. 556 00:19:22.995 --> 00:19:24.029 That'd be a great bit. 557 00:19:25.697 --> 00:19:30.302 So, it's like a combination; but I was confused for like, one second. 558 00:19:30.335 --> 00:19:30.669 Sammy: Mmmm. 559 00:19:30.669 --> 00:19:32.704 Linus: By the time we were shooting it no, I- 560 00:19:32.704 --> 00:19:33.038 Sammy: Oh. 561 00:19:33.505 --> 00:19:34.439 Sammy: Well, I don't know! 562 00:19:35.440 --> 00:19:36.708 Sammy: You're just such a good actor, you know? 563 00:19:36.842 --> 00:19:37.609 Linus: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 564 00:19:37.643 --> 00:19:38.577 Linus: I heard that, I heard that. 565 00:19:38.677 --> 00:19:40.412 Linus: All narcissists are good actors, right? 566 00:19:40.412 --> 00:19:41.280 Sammy: I was just going to say that joke. 567 00:19:42.281 --> 00:19:43.515 Linus: Where's the badminton shop? 568 00:19:43.582 --> 00:19:44.449 Sammy: Oh, there was like- 569 00:19:44.950 --> 00:19:47.386 There is one on this floor; oh no, on the third floor, on the third floor. 570 00:19:47.419 --> 00:19:47.886 Linus: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 571 00:19:47.886 --> 00:19:48.954 Sammy: I saw it, I was like- 572 00:19:49.054 --> 00:19:51.390 I was going to ask you if you come to this one because of the badminton store. 573 00:19:52.457 --> 00:19:53.592 Linus: Yeah, the real reason. 574 00:19:53.592 --> 00:19:55.827 Linus: No, no, no; don't run down the escalator with me. 575 00:19:55.827 --> 00:19:56.795 Sammy: I'm not running, I'm walking. 576 00:19:56.795 --> 00:19:57.596 Linus: I'm setting a bad example. 577 00:19:57.729 --> 00:19:58.397 Sammy: I'm walking. 578 00:19:58.397 --> 00:19:59.364 Linus: Don't do what I do. 579 00:19:59.398 --> 00:20:01.500 Sammy: I don't know if you're ever joking or not anymore with me. 580 00:20:01.633 --> 00:20:02.935 Linus: No, I'm not; that's not a joke. 581 00:20:02.968 --> 00:20:04.136 Linus: Don't run down the escalator. 582 00:20:04.136 --> 00:20:05.504 Sammy: I was walking! I'm just heavy. 583 00:20:05.504 --> 00:20:06.238 Linus: You're not walking. 584 00:20:06.738 --> 00:20:07.339 Sammy: I'm just heavy. 585 00:20:08.407 --> 00:20:09.441 Linus: Let's go. 586 00:20:10.576 --> 00:20:11.677 Linus: Oh, hi Bjorn 587 00:20:11.710 --> 00:20:12.878 Mark: Are you...? 588 00:20:13.045 --> 00:20:17.216 Linus: Are you Mark from VHS Recovery Tech Tips? Mark: No. 589 00:20:17.849 --> 00:20:19.117 Mark: Yeah, that's what I do. 590 00:20:20.018 --> 00:20:20.652 Linus: Let's go. 591 00:20:20.652 --> 00:20:23.422 Bjorn: Is that Sammy from Floatplane.com? Mark: Is that Sammy? 592 00:20:23.455 --> 00:20:24.923 Sammy: Yeah, yeah, yeah; blah, blah, blah. 593 00:20:24.923 --> 00:20:25.924 Bjorn: hahahahaha. Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 594 00:20:25.958 --> 00:20:27.659 Linus: What can I do for you guys? Are you just... 595 00:20:27.659 --> 00:20:29.194 Mark: Just hanging out until we start working. Linus: Oh. 596 00:20:29.194 --> 00:20:29.695 Sammy: Go to chicken place. 597 00:20:29.695 --> 00:20:30.162 Linus: Heck, yeah. 598 00:20:30.195 --> 00:20:31.930 Mark: We're trying to go to chicken place. 599 00:20:31.930 --> 00:20:33.031 Linus: Well, you're going the wrong direction. 600 00:20:33.065 --> 00:20:35.167 Mark: But he keeps going to PlayStation stores. 601 00:20:35.734 --> 00:20:37.469 Bjorn: They got a lot more in there. Linus: That is Nintendo. 602 00:20:37.736 --> 00:20:38.604 Mark: No, look. 603 00:20:38.637 --> 00:20:39.438 Bjorn: PlayStation. 604 00:20:39.438 --> 00:20:41.707 Linus: Oh, what? Oh, what? What? 605 00:20:41.773 --> 00:20:43.542 Linus: It's all Nintendo stuff. 606 00:20:43.542 --> 00:20:44.743 Derek: Identity confusion. Sammy: Yeah. 607 00:20:44.743 --> 00:20:45.877 Linus: But it's all Nintendo stuff. 608 00:20:45.877 --> 00:20:46.511 Mark: But, okay. 609 00:20:46.511 --> 00:20:47.846 Linus: Oh, wait; no, PlayStation on this side. 610 00:20:47.846 --> 00:20:49.581 Linus: Okay, yhat makes way more sense now. 611 00:20:49.615 --> 00:20:50.148 Mark: Alright. 612 00:20:50.148 --> 00:20:52.084 Bjorn: They got Alarmo there; I know you really want them. 613 00:20:52.084 --> 00:20:53.085 Sammy: What!? They do, actually? 614 00:20:53.285 --> 00:20:53.652 Bjorn: Yeah. 615 00:20:53.752 --> 00:20:54.319 Sammy: I want to buy one. 616 00:20:54.686 --> 00:20:55.420 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 617 00:20:57.923 --> 00:20:59.157 Sammy: All this was for the chicken. 618 00:20:59.925 --> 00:21:01.026 Sammy: This whole video was just for the chicken. 619 00:21:01.026 --> 00:21:02.194 James: It's all about the chicken. 620 00:21:03.195 --> 00:21:04.296 Sammy: Colorful, what the heck? 621 00:21:04.296 --> 00:21:09.234 James: I don't know why; but it's like tasteless. 622 00:21:09.801 --> 00:21:10.402 James: I don't know. Sammy: Is it good? 623 00:21:10.636 --> 00:21:12.971 James: It's good; but the colors; oh my God. 624 00:21:14.273 --> 00:21:15.040 James: Please just stop filming. 625 00:21:15.140 --> 00:21:16.008 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 626 00:21:16.408 --> 00:21:17.776 James: Oh. 627 00:21:19.978 --> 00:21:24.416 Linus: Seriously, this place is so good; and reviewing PC builder points. 628 00:21:24.516 --> 00:21:27.352 And finally, we've got the quote from the OG. 629 00:21:28.186 --> 00:21:31.757 Okay, and then that gives us... Would you mind throwing that on the dock? 630 00:21:31.790 --> 00:21:32.824 What that transition is? 631 00:21:33.091 --> 00:21:33.558 James: Sure. 632 00:21:33.892 --> 00:21:37.129 James: What's the best way to call a car? Like, or should we just hail a cab? 633 00:21:37.296 --> 00:21:37.763 Sammy: Uber. 634 00:21:37.796 --> 00:21:38.563 Andy: It could also be Uber. 635 00:21:38.563 --> 00:21:40.365 Linus: Uber's way more expensive than cabs... 636 00:21:42.034 --> 00:21:43.602 Andy: Or we just... Subway? 637 00:21:43.635 --> 00:21:45.971 James: I don't- It's like a half-hour subway. 638 00:21:46.004 --> 00:21:46.938 Linus: We're going to be late if we subway. 639 00:21:46.938 --> 00:21:47.272 Andy: Okay. 640 00:21:47.272 --> 00:21:47.873 James: We'll be 10 minutes late. 641 00:21:47.873 --> 00:21:48.507 Andy: Sure; yeah, yeah. 642 00:21:48.740 --> 00:21:49.441 Sammy: Is he the owner? 643 00:21:49.541 --> 00:21:50.575 Linus: Yeah, he's the owner. 644 00:21:50.609 --> 00:21:51.076 Sammy: Oh. 645 00:21:52.177 --> 00:21:53.178 Linus: Oh, you're covering the logo. 646 00:21:53.245 --> 00:21:54.279 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 647 00:21:58.583 --> 00:21:59.951 James: Now we're going to Le Meridien. 648 00:21:59.951 --> 00:22:01.653 James: It's a hotel, Intel has a suite there; 649 00:22:01.653 --> 00:22:06.725 they're going to show us the new B60 and B50, you know, pro graphics cards. 650 00:22:09.561 --> 00:22:10.962 James: I'll give you a lot of money. 651 00:22:15.200 --> 00:22:16.268 I'll give you a big tip. 652 00:22:16.401 --> 00:22:17.836 I'll give you a big tip. 653 00:22:26.545 --> 00:22:27.112 Sammy: Oh, he's here. 654 00:22:27.112 --> 00:22:27.846 Sammy: No! 655 00:22:29.014 --> 00:22:30.415 James: Okay cabs, cabs. 656 00:22:30.582 --> 00:22:31.016 Sammy: Oh. 657 00:22:32.684 --> 00:22:34.319 Sammy: He left because he doesn't want to wait for you. 658 00:22:34.353 --> 00:22:35.120 Linus: He left? Just now? 659 00:22:35.120 --> 00:22:35.354 Sammy: Yeah. 660 00:22:35.354 --> 00:22:35.821 Linus: That was him? 661 00:22:35.821 --> 00:22:36.288 Sammy: Yeah. 662 00:22:36.321 --> 00:22:39.624 Andy: I think he saw we have like stuff to haul. 663 00:22:40.025 --> 00:22:40.392 Linus: Oh. 664 00:22:40.492 --> 00:22:41.159 Andy: Yeah. 665 00:22:41.893 --> 00:22:42.961 How was the paintball chicken? 666 00:22:43.929 --> 00:22:47.566 James: Um, that was good; it was... we couldn't taste the colors; 667 00:22:47.666 --> 00:22:51.269 James: couldn't taste the rainbow, it was just like matzah I guess, that they dyed. 668 00:22:51.303 --> 00:22:53.939 James: And that black exterior was just dyed to you, I wasn't burned. 669 00:22:55.507 --> 00:22:56.408 Um, so it was good. 670 00:22:58.076 --> 00:22:59.544 Linus: Hey! Hey, how's it going? 671 00:22:59.611 --> 00:23:00.579 Linus: I assume one of these. 672 00:23:00.612 --> 00:23:01.913 Linus: Germaphobe way before it was cool. 673 00:23:01.947 --> 00:23:04.082 Nick: She runs the business now, so you can ask her anything 674 00:23:04.082 --> 00:23:04.649 Linus: Excellent. 675 00:23:05.517 --> 00:23:08.487 Nick: So here's what I figure; Is this how much? Four people? 676 00:23:08.887 --> 00:23:10.922 Nick: Okay, so here's what I'm thinking. 677 00:23:11.022 --> 00:23:12.224 Linus: Wait, did I bring my... 678 00:23:12.224 --> 00:23:13.925 Nick: We have, we have a briefing. 679 00:23:13.925 --> 00:23:14.259 Linus: Mm-hmm. 680 00:23:14.292 --> 00:23:16.895 Nick: Going, getting through it is probably about 20 minutes in length. 681 00:23:16.995 --> 00:23:17.496 Linus: Okay. 682 00:23:17.596 --> 00:23:20.031 Nick: I think it's worth it that you get like the full context. 683 00:23:20.031 --> 00:23:20.799 Linus: Oh yes, I do have it. 684 00:23:20.799 --> 00:23:22.968 Nick: And then we have a bunch of demo stations where we're showing 685 00:23:22.968 --> 00:23:28.173 like, quad GPU configurations running different AI, different AI demos, 686 00:23:29.241 --> 00:23:32.144 more workstation-oriented demos. 687 00:23:32.277 --> 00:23:36.281 Linus: We'll probably be- Like, we'll obviously talk about the AI side of it. 688 00:23:37.282 --> 00:23:41.486 Linus: But in terms of like what I think will be more interesting to our audience, 689 00:23:41.486 --> 00:23:43.889 I think is the workstation application of it. 690 00:23:44.322 --> 00:23:44.856 Nick: Okay. 691 00:23:44.956 --> 00:23:47.492 Nick: These that are being announced or shown at the show, 692 00:23:47.492 --> 00:23:47.859 Linus: Okay. 693 00:23:47.859 --> 00:23:52.931 Nick: this is the B50, the more traditional workstation 70-watt, 16-gig product. 694 00:23:52.931 --> 00:23:53.465 Linus: Yep. 695 00:23:53.565 --> 00:23:56.034 Nick: This is the dual GPU Maxxon, 48 gig. 696 00:23:56.067 --> 00:23:56.701 Linus: A what now? 697 00:23:57.169 --> 00:23:58.437 Nick: 48 gig dual GPU. 698 00:23:58.437 --> 00:23:59.571 Linus: Oh, it has dual GPUs. 699 00:23:59.571 --> 00:24:01.206 Linus: Okay, cool; so this is news for me. 700 00:24:01.206 --> 00:24:02.307 Nick: So it's two x8 lane. 701 00:24:02.307 --> 00:24:02.941 Linus: That's fine. 702 00:24:03.041 --> 00:24:06.211 Nick: There's two eight lane electrical, so it shows up as two different GPUs. 703 00:24:06.211 --> 00:24:08.046 Nick: There's no like NV-linker. 704 00:24:08.980 --> 00:24:09.648 Linus: Wild. 705 00:24:10.081 --> 00:24:11.783 Linus: You guys are really adopting this, eh? 706 00:24:11.783 --> 00:24:13.618 Linus: Not that I'm saying it won't work, I'm just saying- 707 00:24:14.119 --> 00:24:18.023 Intel rep: It's free choice; that card wants to support up to 400 watts, 708 00:24:18.156 --> 00:24:21.927 Intel rep: so it's hard to get enough connectors in to support that card. 709 00:24:22.461 --> 00:24:24.062 Intel rep 2: Just kick back. 710 00:24:26.164 --> 00:24:27.165 Nick: There are waters. 711 00:24:28.667 --> 00:24:30.836 Intel rep 2: As part of our intent, 712 00:24:30.936 --> 00:24:34.139 well we started out designing Battlemage, this is many years ago. 713 00:24:34.473 --> 00:24:37.042 Intel rep: RTX Pro Radeon Pro, it's all first party cards. 714 00:24:37.075 --> 00:24:37.542 Linus: Yeah. 715 00:24:37.576 --> 00:24:39.177 Intel rep: And here, we're saying that 716 00:24:39.177 --> 00:24:44.416 what customers have been telling us is that the market is growing and changing so fast, 717 00:24:44.416 --> 00:24:47.919 and there's so many different applications for GPU, except- 718 00:24:47.919 --> 00:24:49.287 Here, do you want to type on here? 719 00:24:49.387 --> 00:24:50.589 Linus: No, no, that's fine; I'm good. 720 00:24:51.189 --> 00:24:53.825 Linus: Well, I'm a little frustrated 721 00:24:53.859 --> 00:24:56.495 that sort of the whole tear down angle is going to be, 722 00:24:56.528 --> 00:24:59.931 A, not unique; and B, more importantly, late. 723 00:25:02.400 --> 00:25:03.235 James: You didn't get that. 724 00:25:04.336 --> 00:25:04.736 Linus: Yeah. 725 00:25:05.504 --> 00:25:09.174 Linus: Like it is what it is; so let's see what we can... 726 00:25:09.174 --> 00:25:10.509 James: Is that on my drive? That doc? 727 00:25:10.575 --> 00:25:11.543 Linus: Let me share with you. 728 00:25:11.610 --> 00:25:12.444 Linus: Can I help you? 729 00:25:13.211 --> 00:25:13.778 Sammy: Just recording. 730 00:25:14.546 --> 00:25:16.114 Sammy: Just a day in the life of Linus Sebastian. 731 00:25:16.348 --> 00:25:17.015 Linus: Is that what we're doing? 732 00:25:17.282 --> 00:25:17.649 Sammy: Yeah. 733 00:25:17.749 --> 00:25:18.617 Linus: Oh, okay. 734 00:25:19.518 --> 00:25:21.987 Linus: Yeah, this is Nick; he did HighLANder with us. 735 00:25:23.455 --> 00:25:23.889 Nick: Hey. 736 00:25:23.889 --> 00:25:24.956 Sammy: Hahaha. 737 00:25:25.090 --> 00:25:26.291 Nick: Yeah, the previous camera guys 738 00:25:26.291 --> 00:25:28.393 I lugged both of their stuff all the way up to the top, 739 00:25:28.426 --> 00:25:32.697 because they broke down during HighLANder and they couldn't do it. 740 00:25:33.465 --> 00:25:34.032 Nick: Hahahaha. 741 00:25:35.901 --> 00:25:38.503 Linus: I would have offered but I had the lead acid batteries, so. 742 00:25:40.472 --> 00:25:43.108 Linus: Do you remember that? That they saddled me with all the lead batteries? 743 00:25:43.375 --> 00:25:44.676 Nick: The battery right? Yeah. 744 00:25:44.709 --> 00:25:50.081 Linus: Well, not just that but just how little that particular team was carrying, 745 00:25:50.115 --> 00:25:50.448 Nick: Yeah. 746 00:25:50.482 --> 00:25:51.783 Linus: How much our team was carrying. 747 00:25:51.883 --> 00:25:52.350 Nick: Yes. 748 00:25:52.784 --> 00:25:53.552 Nick: Hahaha. 749 00:25:53.685 --> 00:25:54.853 Linus: Yeah, that was the whole thing. 750 00:25:54.986 --> 00:25:56.755 Linus: Is this supposed to be the first video? James: Tomorrow. 751 00:25:57.155 --> 00:25:58.023 James: Yeah, it pretty much will be. 752 00:25:58.456 --> 00:26:02.861 Linus: Okay, and is the idea to send it back to be edited? 753 00:26:02.928 --> 00:26:04.095 James: We don't have anyone at home. 754 00:26:04.129 --> 00:26:07.299 James: It's Mark overnight; Mark will do it all nighter. Linus: Oh. 755 00:26:07.299 --> 00:26:08.567 Andy: They’re running a night shift 756 00:26:08.567 --> 00:26:10.168 Linus: Oh, Mark's night shift; okay. 757 00:26:10.201 --> 00:26:11.136 James: It's a holiday at home. 758 00:26:11.136 --> 00:26:13.305 Linus: That explains why Mark wasn't working earlier when we saw him. 759 00:26:13.305 --> 00:26:13.572 James: Yeah. 760 00:26:13.572 --> 00:26:14.139 Linus: Okay, cool. 761 00:26:14.773 --> 00:26:16.308 Linus: Not that I was bothered by it, I just- 762 00:26:16.408 --> 00:26:17.542 James: Yeah, that explains it. 763 00:26:17.576 --> 00:26:18.777 Linus: Yep, that explains it; that's all. 764 00:26:19.578 --> 00:26:20.312 Linus: Okay, perfect. 765 00:26:20.312 --> 00:26:23.615 Linus: So then the idea is that it basically goes up like tonight. 766 00:26:25.517 --> 00:26:27.018 James: Well, yeah. 767 00:26:27.052 --> 00:26:31.423 Linus: Depending on how much we can- How simple we can keep this edit. 768 00:26:31.556 --> 00:26:32.123 James: Mm-hmm. 769 00:26:33.091 --> 00:26:33.825 Linus: So I think- 770 00:26:33.825 --> 00:26:35.226 James: So we have the slide deck and we have- 771 00:26:35.260 --> 00:26:36.695 Linus: We should have that in mind then, 772 00:26:36.695 --> 00:26:44.035 is making this as simple and as guidance rich as possible shooting, 773 00:26:44.135 --> 00:26:48.640 so that whatever B-roll goes with something is shot immediately after the A-roll section, 774 00:26:48.673 --> 00:26:50.609 Linus: so that we're not screwing around. James: Yeah, it's easier. 775 00:26:51.943 --> 00:26:52.944 Linus: That would be awesome. 776 00:26:52.944 --> 00:26:53.278 James: Yeah. 777 00:26:53.378 --> 00:26:56.381 Linus: Okay, I am going to promise that in my video today. 778 00:26:57.148 --> 00:26:58.984 Linus: We'll need like a big pen or something, 779 00:26:59.017 --> 00:27:01.386 because I want to write segue and then I'm going to say, 780 00:27:01.386 --> 00:27:02.420 \"and that's the tip of the iceberg\", 781 00:27:02.420 --> 00:27:04.623 and then we'll have someone under frame poke this in. 782 00:27:06.191 --> 00:27:06.891 Linus: Oh, what's that down there? 783 00:27:06.992 --> 00:27:10.028 Linus: \"Oh, that's the tip of this segue to our sponsor\". 784 00:27:10.028 --> 00:27:12.297 James: So you wanna do like stylized like an iceberg 785 00:27:12.297 --> 00:27:13.498 and then just like segue and big... 786 00:27:13.498 --> 00:27:15.200 Linus: No, no; the iceberg will just be the- 787 00:27:15.233 --> 00:27:16.067 James: Just the paper itself. 788 00:27:16.201 --> 00:27:16.534 Linus: Yeah. 789 00:27:16.568 --> 00:27:18.269 Linus: Oh, yeah; actually, that's pretty funny. 790 00:27:18.303 --> 00:27:19.804 James: Like yeah, I can draw the bottom of it. Linus: We could have a snowcap. 791 00:27:20.038 --> 00:27:21.039 James: Yeah, yeah. 792 00:27:21.139 --> 00:27:24.275 Linus: But we'll probably need a marker for the Segway so that it's legible. 793 00:27:24.275 --> 00:27:25.644 James: Yeah, I can just shave that in. 794 00:27:25.644 --> 00:27:26.211 Linus: You think so? 795 00:27:26.344 --> 00:27:27.779 Linus: If you have that talent, then that's great. 796 00:27:27.979 --> 00:27:28.446 James: Yeah. 797 00:27:28.480 --> 00:27:28.847 Linus: I don't. 798 00:27:28.947 --> 00:27:29.314 Sammy: Andy has... 799 00:27:29.314 --> 00:27:30.181 Linus: Andy has a marker. 800 00:27:30.181 --> 00:27:31.416 Linus: How does Andy have everything? 801 00:27:31.916 --> 00:27:32.817 Sammy: He should have everything. 802 00:27:32.817 --> 00:27:33.985 Linus: What an absolute Chad. 803 00:27:34.085 --> 00:27:37.055 Sammy: You have markers, Andrew has the knife. 804 00:27:37.155 --> 00:27:38.390 Sammy: What does Glenn have, man? 805 00:27:38.490 --> 00:27:39.691 Andy: Glenn has a multi tool. 806 00:27:39.824 --> 00:27:40.725 Sammy: The multi tool. 807 00:27:40.859 --> 00:27:41.693 Sammy and Andy: Hahahahahaha. 808 00:27:42.694 --> 00:27:44.329 James: Am I going to get all the letters in here? 809 00:27:45.897 --> 00:27:46.498 Sammy: I don't think so. 810 00:27:47.732 --> 00:27:49.868 Sammy: Is this, Is that the tip? 811 00:27:50.769 --> 00:27:53.338 James: Well no, it would be up here because it would be like, 812 00:27:53.471 --> 00:27:56.374 you know, sticking out like that; and then you reveal the rest. 813 00:27:56.408 --> 00:27:57.108 Sammy: Ooooh. 814 00:27:57.442 --> 00:27:58.476 Linus: You're still at that, hey? 815 00:27:58.510 --> 00:28:00.345 Linus: Okay James, when you're done I have a new assignment. 816 00:28:00.445 --> 00:28:01.312 James: Alright, well then I'm done. 817 00:28:01.780 --> 00:28:02.514 Linus: ...to accept it. 818 00:28:05.917 --> 00:28:08.353 Linus: What I'd like you to do is go around with Andy 819 00:28:08.386 --> 00:28:10.822 and start getting b-roll clips and do guidance, 820 00:28:10.822 --> 00:28:12.590 and put the clip number right in there for Mark 821 00:28:12.624 --> 00:28:13.758 so we can turn this around as fast- 822 00:28:13.792 --> 00:28:15.360 Linus: You were here for the same briefing as me, 823 00:28:15.393 --> 00:28:18.363 Linus: so hopefully you can just figure it out. 824 00:28:18.396 --> 00:28:19.431 James: I'll figure it out; I'll talk to people, yeah. 825 00:28:19.431 --> 00:28:20.365 Linus: Alright, see you later. 826 00:28:21.099 --> 00:28:23.334 Linus: I'm going to try to stay as on-script as possible, 827 00:28:23.368 --> 00:28:27.772 and I will script myself a couple unscripted segments; if that makes sense. 828 00:28:27.772 --> 00:28:28.273 James: Yeah, I get it. 829 00:28:28.273 --> 00:28:28.640 Linus: Okay. 830 00:28:28.640 --> 00:28:31.776 Linus: Like its bigger brother, it gets a PCIe Gen 5 x8 interface, 831 00:28:31.943 --> 00:28:33.044 so we can put up a spec sheet; 832 00:28:33.611 --> 00:28:37.649 and very competitive performance against the NVIDIA Pro card Intel's positioning it against. 833 00:28:37.649 --> 00:28:42.821 We put up the slide with the... compared to the RTX 1000; I hate their new naming. 834 00:28:43.822 --> 00:28:45.156 James: Well, we can just put slide number. 835 00:28:45.557 --> 00:28:46.891 James: Right? Is there a page number? Linus: Absolutely. 836 00:28:46.925 --> 00:28:49.294 Linus: So yeah, if you want to go through and start doing that, then- 837 00:28:50.061 --> 00:28:53.498 Sammy: World record speed for faster shooting to writing a script and shooting? 838 00:28:53.598 --> 00:28:56.034 Linus: Oh I mean, you wouldn't believe what we used to do back in the day. 839 00:28:56.034 --> 00:28:57.669 Nick: You talk fast, record it, and then you slow it down later. 840 00:28:58.970 --> 00:29:01.973 Linus: We actually were talking about doing a video like that. 841 00:29:01.973 --> 00:29:04.676 Linus: Thought it would be kind of funny to try to speak twice as fast. 842 00:29:05.510 --> 00:29:08.113 Linus: Sammy, I might have you be the segue holder. 843 00:29:08.146 --> 00:29:08.713 Sammy: Okay. 844 00:29:08.813 --> 00:29:10.348 Sammy: Can I be in the credit then? 845 00:29:11.349 --> 00:29:12.317 Linus: I mean, I don't know. 846 00:29:12.417 --> 00:29:13.184 Sammy: Credit segue? 847 00:29:13.184 --> 00:29:14.786 Sammy: Hahahahahahahaha. 848 00:29:15.053 --> 00:29:16.221 Sammy: I'm joking. 849 00:29:17.021 --> 00:29:18.556 Linus: I don't know, dude; I don't- 850 00:29:18.890 --> 00:29:20.558 Linus: Are these two the same? Nope. 851 00:29:21.326 --> 00:29:22.827 Oh, passive and- Okay, cool. 852 00:29:22.861 --> 00:29:24.095 Linus: Yeah, let's go with the active one. 853 00:29:24.662 --> 00:29:26.231 Linus: The GPU in my hand. 854 00:29:26.264 --> 00:29:31.503 The Intel Arc Pro B60 is quite possibly the most important GPU. 855 00:29:31.536 --> 00:29:33.438 James: In order would be... 856 00:29:33.938 --> 00:29:36.708 James: And if the demos they have running in the street or anything to go by, 857 00:29:36.741 --> 00:29:37.909 we should get a couple of those. 858 00:29:37.909 --> 00:29:38.543 Linus: Oh yeah, sure. 859 00:29:39.244 --> 00:29:40.078 Andy: Okay, go for it. 860 00:29:40.979 --> 00:29:44.082 Andy: 3, 2, 1, cut. 861 00:29:44.215 --> 00:29:45.049 Andy: aaa7. 862 00:29:45.450 --> 00:29:48.486 Linus: Color surge, how is that even possible? 863 00:29:49.287 --> 00:29:51.055 Linus: Ah, yes; zero is 50. 864 00:29:53.391 --> 00:29:54.092 Linus: Brilliant. 865 00:29:54.859 --> 00:29:55.560 Linus: Oh, boy. 866 00:29:55.760 --> 00:29:56.628 James: Negative brightness. 867 00:29:56.728 --> 00:29:57.762 Linus: Is this helping, Andy? 868 00:30:00.398 --> 00:30:01.566 Andy: It's definitely not linear. 869 00:30:02.600 --> 00:30:04.335 Sammy: It's not doing anything on my screen. 870 00:30:05.503 --> 00:30:06.638 Linus: And that's all we've got. 871 00:30:08.773 --> 00:30:09.707 Linus: Oh, backlight. 872 00:30:10.308 --> 00:30:11.075 Linus: Ah, yes. 873 00:30:11.075 --> 00:30:11.709 Sammy: We did it! 874 00:30:12.377 --> 00:30:13.111 Linus: Let's go red. 875 00:30:13.778 --> 00:30:15.980 Linus: Ta-da! Oh, let's go! Sammy: Yaayyy. 876 00:30:16.447 --> 00:30:17.448 Sammy: The real tech tips. 877 00:30:17.749 --> 00:30:20.418 Linus: Oh, the real tech tips are the friends we made along the way Sammy. 878 00:30:21.119 --> 00:30:21.653 Linus: Okay. 879 00:30:21.920 --> 00:30:24.355 Linus: Oh, she's heavy! She's a heavy boy. 880 00:30:24.823 --> 00:30:27.492 Linus: Come on heavy boy, you're okay. 881 00:30:27.625 --> 00:30:28.760 Linus: You're okay heavy boy. 882 00:30:28.827 --> 00:30:30.795 No, no, you can't come too far forward to defeat. 883 00:30:31.596 --> 00:30:32.030 There we go. 884 00:30:32.530 --> 00:30:33.598 Ah, right there. 885 00:30:34.299 --> 00:30:35.233 That's the spot. 886 00:30:36.201 --> 00:30:36.801 Linus: Good boy. 887 00:30:37.268 --> 00:30:38.102 Sammy: I can feel the stress. 888 00:30:38.169 --> 00:30:39.170 Sammy: Hahahahahahaha. 889 00:30:40.004 --> 00:30:42.540 Linus: I have dropped very few demos in booths. 890 00:30:43.308 --> 00:30:44.442 Sammy: That's not a good answer. 891 00:30:44.609 --> 00:30:45.376 Linus: It's not zero. 892 00:30:46.044 --> 00:30:48.613 Linus: It's a non-zero number, but it's not many. 893 00:30:48.713 --> 00:30:52.951 Linus: Whereas I think you guys are showing that the progress that Arc has made. 894 00:30:53.418 --> 00:30:56.521 Linus: Like, obviously you guys know the first product wasn't perfect. 895 00:30:57.222 --> 00:30:58.456 Intel rep: We still have a long way to go. 896 00:30:58.489 --> 00:31:00.725 Linus: Everyone knows it wasn't perfect; and Battlemage, 897 00:31:00.859 --> 00:31:04.095 it's not perfect either but good lord the progress, right? 898 00:31:04.963 --> 00:31:07.465 That's what matters right now, the trajectory. 899 00:31:07.498 --> 00:31:13.071 And so I just... you're literally the only ones that I'm looking at going, 900 00:31:13.071 --> 00:31:17.742 okay you know, I can build a $500 gaming PC. 901 00:31:18.643 --> 00:31:22.614 Right? Who am I- How are we supposed to access people who can't afford, 902 00:31:24.182 --> 00:31:26.217 you know, $500 for just the GPU? 903 00:31:26.251 --> 00:31:26.618 Intel rep: Yeah. 904 00:31:26.618 --> 00:31:27.118 Linus: Right? 905 00:31:27.252 --> 00:31:29.854 Linus: And it's just like this entire segment of the market 906 00:31:29.854 --> 00:31:32.190 just feels like they're completely abandoned; 907 00:31:32.190 --> 00:31:35.026 nobody's listening to them, nobody cares about them. 908 00:31:35.059 --> 00:31:38.663 And uniquely, you guys are in a position to like fix this. 909 00:31:39.197 --> 00:31:39.564 Intel rep: Yeah. 910 00:31:39.597 --> 00:31:41.866 Linus: And on the business side too, 911 00:31:41.966 --> 00:31:45.203 why do I have to pay that kind of money for some sh**tastic 912 00:31:45.236 --> 00:31:48.106 last-gen VRAM-starved piece of crap? 913 00:31:48.673 --> 00:31:49.173 Linus: Right? 914 00:31:49.207 --> 00:31:51.109 Intel rep: Well, you remember the mining days; that's why. 915 00:31:51.209 --> 00:31:53.077 Intel rep: It's the AI is the new mining. 916 00:31:53.177 --> 00:31:56.080 Linus: I don't even think that's why, I don't even buy that! 917 00:31:56.114 --> 00:31:56.581 Intel rep: Hahahaha. 918 00:31:56.581 --> 00:31:58.082 Linus: I don't even buy that because like, 919 00:31:59.017 --> 00:32:02.053 all the mining days showed us was that people would take it. 920 00:32:03.021 --> 00:32:03.521 Right? 921 00:32:04.022 --> 00:32:06.658 And that the competition wasn't going to catch up. 922 00:32:06.691 --> 00:32:08.927 That's what NVIDIA learned from mining. 923 00:32:09.827 --> 00:32:13.064 And I'm just tired of it, man; tired of it. 924 00:32:13.064 --> 00:32:13.965 Everyone's tired of it. 925 00:32:14.198 --> 00:32:14.632 Intel rep: Yep. 926 00:32:14.666 --> 00:32:17.135 Linus: Like, we want to be excited again. 927 00:32:17.201 --> 00:32:20.238 Linus: We had a really good meeting with Intel, I think. 928 00:32:20.271 --> 00:32:24.709 Not sure if it made certain people there like me any more than they did before, 929 00:32:24.709 --> 00:32:29.080 but definitely got a chance to kind of say what I wanted to say 930 00:32:29.113 --> 00:32:34.252 about the state of the availability of MSRP Battlemage cards. 931 00:32:35.586 --> 00:32:37.755 Managed to get a solid commitment, 932 00:32:37.789 --> 00:32:42.493 verbal commitment that they will get me what their plan is to make sure 933 00:32:42.527 --> 00:32:45.897 that Battlemage is available in the U.S. at MSRP. 934 00:32:47.231 --> 00:32:49.867 That's the most you can really ask for at stuff like this. 935 00:32:49.901 --> 00:32:56.941 They showed off the new prosumer / professional Arc Pro, 936 00:32:57.208 --> 00:32:59.444 which looks extremely compelling. 937 00:32:59.444 --> 00:33:02.580 I mean, I don't use a professional card. 938 00:33:03.848 --> 00:33:06.651 You might not even know anyone who uses a professional card; 939 00:33:06.651 --> 00:33:08.786 but trust me, this is a big deal. 940 00:33:10.288 --> 00:33:13.391 Certified drivers on something that costs like 300 bucks. 941 00:33:16.461 --> 00:33:16.995 That's good. 942 00:33:17.662 --> 00:33:19.664 Sammy: But yeah, we can't talk about what happened. 943 00:33:19.664 --> 00:33:21.566 Sammy: But yeah you were really, like heated 944 00:33:21.566 --> 00:33:23.835 and like, I like heated but I get more passionate about it. 945 00:33:24.602 --> 00:33:26.504 Linus: I was probably a little too intense. 946 00:33:26.604 --> 00:33:26.904 Sammy: Yeah. 947 00:33:26.938 --> 00:33:27.705 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 948 00:33:27.705 --> 00:33:31.209 Linus: But I think I was really set off by this slide 949 00:33:31.209 --> 00:33:34.779 that they had in their deck for Arc Pro that was like, 950 00:33:34.779 --> 00:33:39.050 \"unparalleled performance per dollar for Arc\", right? For the non-pro. 951 00:33:39.384 --> 00:33:43.254 And it had a little asterisk at the bottom of it that was like, 952 00:33:44.155 --> 00:33:50.395 \"based on cards under $300 as of November 2024\". 953 00:33:50.395 --> 00:33:53.164 And I'm like, right because right out of the gate, 954 00:33:53.164 --> 00:33:54.999 you guys had them available at MSRP. 955 00:33:54.999 --> 00:34:00.938 And then they haven't been available at MSRP in the States functionally since then. 956 00:34:01.272 --> 00:34:03.875 So it's very convenient, right? 957 00:34:03.875 --> 00:34:06.277 The way that you're talking about the performance per dollar here. 958 00:34:06.277 --> 00:34:09.781 And realistically like Arc is still great performance per dollar 959 00:34:09.781 --> 00:34:15.853 at $380 or whatever it is right now on Newegg; but that's not what's on your slide. 960 00:34:15.853 --> 00:34:20.425 Like, can we not? Can we not!? Can we just not!? Can we just not!? 961 00:34:21.159 --> 00:34:23.828 Don't make a liar out of me, right? 962 00:34:23.828 --> 00:34:25.196 Like, I don't like that. 963 00:34:25.696 --> 00:34:31.636 Don't tell me that it's this, when you know full well it's not that. 964 00:34:31.736 --> 00:34:34.072 And realistically you know, in fairness to them, 965 00:34:34.172 --> 00:34:37.842 I think that once you're you know, at a certain level you're not 966 00:34:37.842 --> 00:34:40.978 looking at the pricing of these cards every day on Newegg or whatever; 967 00:34:40.978 --> 00:34:42.747 you're doing strategic business things. 968 00:34:42.747 --> 00:34:45.483 And they probably didn't even like realize, 969 00:34:45.483 --> 00:34:49.620 oh, yeah no, you actually can't buy a single B580 for under like, 970 00:34:49.620 --> 00:34:51.155 almost $400 in the U.S. 971 00:34:53.357 --> 00:34:57.462 But they were willing to say okay well, we'll get back to you. 972 00:34:57.462 --> 00:35:00.064 We'll let you know what the plan is and we'll do like an update on WAN Show. 973 00:35:00.531 --> 00:35:04.001 That's the most I can do, because I can't actually change the price myself. 974 00:35:04.769 --> 00:35:08.072 I used to be able to do that when I was a product manager.","speaker":null,"is_sponsor":0}],"full_text":"Sammy: James where are we? 2 00:00:01.001 --> 00:00:02.802 James: We're back at the Tech Mall. 3 00:00:02.869 --> 00:00:04.337 Sammy: Are we gonna look for a video potentially? Are we shooting? 4 00:00:04.371 --> 00:00:05.372 James: We have a video in mind. 5 00:00:05.472 --> 00:00:08.408 James: Maybe we'll get inspired when we're up there and get another idea too. 6 00:00:08.441 --> 00:00:10.677 Linus: I want to get two videos out of this gold GPU, 7 00:00:10.710 --> 00:00:13.613 because there's like nothing at Computex this year. 8 00:00:13.613 --> 00:00:16.816 Linus: Well I shouldn't say there's nothing but it's not a heavy year. 9 00:00:17.050 --> 00:00:20.920 So title, I bought the gold GPU. 10 00:00:21.688 --> 00:00:25.358 James: So for the first one where you just get it, nerd out about it. 11 00:00:25.358 --> 00:00:25.725 Linus: Yeah. 12 00:00:26.026 --> 00:00:28.361 James: And then at the end of that video are you going to 13 00:00:28.395 --> 00:00:31.364 tease what we're going to do in the next video? 14 00:00:31.531 --> 00:00:32.198 Linus: Yeah we could. 15 00:00:32.465 --> 00:00:33.266 Linus: I could scalp it. 16 00:00:33.733 --> 00:00:34.701 Linus: Gah, oh. 17 00:00:34.734 --> 00:00:38.738 Linus: \"No one can buy this, golden RTX 5090\". 18 00:00:39.973 --> 00:00:44.244 James: \"I got a golden 5090 from Saudi Arabia\". 19 00:00:44.644 --> 00:00:47.947 Linus: What's our best bet in terms of like a country to call out. 20 00:00:48.715 --> 00:00:50.283 James: Probably Saudi Arabia. 21 00:00:50.717 --> 00:00:51.184 Linus: Think so? 22 00:00:51.317 --> 00:00:53.686 James: I think that's where the guy is coming from. 23 00:00:54.254 --> 00:00:55.355 James: Otherwise it would be Dubai. 24 00:00:55.455 --> 00:00:56.489 Linus: Yeah, UAE then. 25 00:00:56.589 --> 00:00:58.558 James: But you wouldn't want, that's not a good keyword. 26 00:00:58.591 --> 00:00:59.426 James: Dubai is better than UAE. 27 00:00:59.426 --> 00:01:00.527 Linus: Dubai is way better. 28 00:01:03.129 --> 00:01:04.130 Linus: I need more food though. 29 00:01:05.465 --> 00:01:06.032 James: Let's get that over. 30 00:01:06.633 --> 00:01:07.200 Linus: I want chicken. 31 00:01:07.333 --> 00:01:09.769 James: Don't get between a man and that chicken. 32 00:01:09.869 --> 00:01:10.737 Sammy: Hahahaha. 33 00:01:10.737 --> 00:01:11.171 Linus: Never. 34 00:01:11.271 --> 00:01:13.573 Linus: The molecular nitrogen chicken tenders. 35 00:01:13.773 --> 00:01:14.107 Andy: Yeah. 36 00:01:14.140 --> 00:01:16.643 Linus: I mean unicorn fried chicken seems not bad. 37 00:01:16.676 --> 00:01:20.280 Andy: Do you need an English menu or you'll get with like translation? 38 00:01:20.547 --> 00:01:22.949 Linus: Yeah, I'll have the molecular nitrogen chicken tenders. 39 00:01:23.016 --> 00:01:25.518 Andy: 他想要那个分子氮气鸡柳 (nitrogen chicken tenders) 40 00:01:26.519 --> 00:01:27.320 Linus: I'm pretty sure he said that. 41 00:01:27.353 --> 00:01:29.456 Andy: They don't have chicken tender today. Linus: What? 42 00:01:32.459 --> 00:01:34.994 Linus: First time I came here they weren't open yet; they open at noon. 43 00:01:35.295 --> 00:01:37.363 The second time they don't have the thing I want... 44 00:01:38.565 --> 00:01:40.066 Linus: Okay, I'll have an English menu then. 45 00:01:40.100 --> 00:01:41.734 Linus: Fine, I'll just have a signature chicken. 46 00:01:41.868 --> 00:01:45.138 Andy: You don't want a Canadian hash brown? 47 00:01:45.171 --> 00:01:46.673 Linus: Canadian hash brown you say? 48 00:01:46.673 --> 00:01:47.173 Andy: Yeah. 49 00:01:47.974 --> 00:01:50.076 Andy: What's the difference between Canadian hash brown 50 00:01:50.076 --> 00:01:52.912 and a hashbrown from the rest of the world? 51 00:01:52.912 --> 00:01:55.148 Linus: I've no- I don't even know what a Canadian hash brown is; 52 00:01:55.148 --> 00:01:56.416 Linus: does it have like maple syrup on it? 53 00:01:56.449 --> 00:01:57.250 Sammy: Hahahaha. 54 00:01:57.283 --> 00:01:58.318 Linus: Okay. 55 00:01:58.351 --> 00:02:01.221 Andy: If we want food there's like curry rice and stuff. 56 00:02:01.454 --> 00:02:01.788 Linus: Okay. 57 00:02:02.088 --> 00:02:02.889 Sammy: Why are you rebooting? 58 00:02:02.922 --> 00:02:06.960 Linus: Because my mouse cursor is not showing up in my Google Doc for some reason. 59 00:02:07.494 --> 00:02:07.894 James: Okay so... 60 00:02:07.927 --> 00:02:10.563 Linus: So I went into the settings and I unchecked hide cursor while typing 61 00:02:10.563 --> 00:02:12.198 Linus: and just like still I can't see it. 62 00:02:12.765 --> 00:02:15.568 James: So in this video, or in this shoot session, 63 00:02:15.568 --> 00:02:16.069 Linus: Yes. 64 00:02:16.069 --> 00:02:21.508 James: we'll shop for and choose which people we're going to give the mission to. 65 00:02:21.508 --> 00:02:21.941 Linus: Yes. 66 00:02:22.008 --> 00:02:23.610 Sammy: I feel like that could be sequential. 67 00:02:24.110 --> 00:02:25.378 Linus: Oh, no, no, no. 68 00:02:25.411 --> 00:02:27.747 Linus: We will figure out who is building. 69 00:02:27.747 --> 00:02:29.816 James: No, no, no, no; I wasn't done talking. 70 00:02:29.816 --> 00:02:30.483 Linus: Oh. 71 00:02:30.617 --> 00:02:33.753 James: We'll shop for and choose who will give us quotes 72 00:02:33.786 --> 00:02:37.991 and then we'll get the quotes; and then we'll pick one. Linus: Pick one. 73 00:02:39.225 --> 00:02:42.896 Linus: And then I will figure out what my credit limit is, 74 00:02:43.696 --> 00:02:45.598 because we're going to have to pay probably upfront 75 00:02:46.332 --> 00:02:48.434 Linus: Oh, I guess I should flag this for accounting. 76 00:02:48.468 --> 00:02:49.869 James: I can email them. 77 00:02:50.403 --> 00:02:50.737 Linus: Sure. 78 00:02:50.837 --> 00:02:51.771 James: You want me to cc her? 79 00:02:52.739 --> 00:02:54.507 Linus: Yeah, sure; she's awake right now, 80 00:02:54.507 --> 00:02:56.142 I'll just let her know to expect. 81 00:02:56.142 --> 00:02:56.576 James: Okay. 82 00:02:57.010 --> 00:02:59.212 James: We should probably leave here in two hours. 83 00:02:59.212 --> 00:03:01.147 Linus: L M N O P 84 00:03:01.181 --> 00:03:01.981 Linus: Oh, thank you. 85 00:03:01.981 --> 00:03:02.515 Linus: Thank you. 86 00:03:03.082 --> 00:03:04.184 Linus: And my cursor is still gone. 87 00:03:04.884 --> 00:03:06.152 Linus: Okay, fine; Sammy you can see it now. 88 00:03:06.152 --> 00:03:06.986 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 89 00:03:07.554 --> 00:03:08.688 Sammy: Where is it? I can't see it. 90 00:03:08.821 --> 00:03:10.390 Linus: Well, yeah, that's the problem. 91 00:03:10.523 --> 00:03:11.191 Sammy: Oh, there it is right here. 92 00:03:11.191 --> 00:03:11.991 Linus: So here, it's up here. 93 00:03:14.060 --> 00:03:14.460 Linus: Gone. 94 00:03:14.460 --> 00:03:16.462 Sammy: What the frick? That's weird. 95 00:03:16.796 --> 00:03:18.398 Linus: See, it like kind of shows up sometimes. 96 00:03:18.398 --> 00:03:20.033 Linus: You can kind of see the shadow of it here. 97 00:03:21.534 --> 00:03:24.571 Sammy: Yeah, we're highlighting like something like that's black. 98 00:03:24.704 --> 00:03:26.272 Linus: I don't know what the heck it's doing. 99 00:03:26.973 --> 00:03:30.276 Linus: I'm sure like you know, once you know the issue or whatever, 100 00:03:30.276 --> 00:03:32.245 it's like easy to fix or something. 101 00:03:32.812 --> 00:03:36.749 But like, I'm going to remove my dark reader extension outright. 102 00:03:36.749 --> 00:03:38.251 Linus: Oh, yeah; oh buddy. 103 00:03:38.318 --> 00:03:40.320 Linus: Oh, look at it go now; let's go. 104 00:03:40.987 --> 00:03:45.658 Linus: I recently treated myself to the world's bougiest GPU. 105 00:03:45.758 --> 00:03:47.994 Do we acknowledge right out of the gate 106 00:03:47.994 --> 00:03:54.901 that you know, when I do my golden bougie build 107 00:03:57.036 --> 00:03:59.038 I'm going to want to use a water block anyway; 108 00:03:59.472 --> 00:04:02.242 which means I'm not even going to be using the golden cooler. 109 00:04:02.809 --> 00:04:06.479 So that's stupid; so why am I even using this in my own build? 110 00:04:06.479 --> 00:04:08.815 I should just do a cool build and give it away again. 111 00:04:09.482 --> 00:04:11.251 James: This is NVIDIA one, the GPU? 112 00:04:11.784 --> 00:04:13.219 Linus: No, this is in tech mall. 113 00:04:13.319 --> 00:04:13.886 James: tech mall. 114 00:04:13.886 --> 00:04:16.489 Linus: So video one, I bought it for myself is the narrative. 115 00:04:17.257 --> 00:04:19.492 James: So you're not going to announce at the end that you're going to give it away? 116 00:04:19.792 --> 00:04:22.528 Linus: Oh, okay we could but it would be at the end. 117 00:04:22.562 --> 00:04:22.729 James: Yeah. 118 00:04:22.729 --> 00:04:24.364 Linus: Like, it's not like part of the- 119 00:04:24.364 --> 00:04:27.967 It's not like I bought this GPU so that I could go back to the tech mall. 120 00:04:28.034 --> 00:04:29.802 Linus: Cause I'm going to go with my original plan, 121 00:04:29.802 --> 00:04:31.704 which is that I bought this GPU to make a video about it; 122 00:04:31.738 --> 00:04:35.908 and then I was going to use it for like a golden build or something at some point. 123 00:04:35.908 --> 00:04:36.309 James: Okay. 124 00:04:36.409 --> 00:04:39.579 Linus: Okay, so in the tech mall gold GPU build, 125 00:04:39.612 --> 00:04:42.715 I recently treated myself to the world's bougiest GPU. 126 00:04:42.715 --> 00:04:45.852 Linus: An ASUS ROG Astral Dahab or gold edition, 127 00:04:46.152 --> 00:04:51.524 a 7000 US dollar RTX 5090 with six and a half grams of 24 karat gold on it; 128 00:04:51.524 --> 00:04:55.361 but then I was thinking, wait a second, I water cool. 129 00:04:55.361 --> 00:04:57.997 Linus: So do I go, \"wait, I can't keep this\". 130 00:04:58.031 --> 00:04:58.498 James: Mmmm. 131 00:04:58.931 --> 00:05:00.633 Linus: Or do I go, 132 00:05:02.268 --> 00:05:08.474 \"but who could build a system worthy to be the throne upon which this GPU sits?\". 133 00:05:09.542 --> 00:05:14.113 Well, what better place to go than back to, what's the tech mall called again? 134 00:05:14.113 --> 00:05:14.881 Andy: å ‰åŽ 135 00:05:15.281 --> 00:05:15.715 Linus: What? 136 00:05:15.748 --> 00:05:16.516 Andy: å ‰åŽ (Guanghua) 137 00:05:16.549 --> 00:05:17.283 Linus: Sure, that. 138 00:05:17.684 --> 00:05:22.955 Linus: Go back to the Taiwanese tech mall where I had that incredible system built last year. 139 00:05:23.556 --> 00:05:24.924 So which one do I do? Do I-? 140 00:05:24.924 --> 00:05:25.825 James: I think you do the second one 141 00:05:25.825 --> 00:05:28.628 and then you use the first one as what you say later 142 00:05:28.628 --> 00:05:30.029 when you decide you need to give it away. 143 00:05:30.029 --> 00:05:31.264 James: That's your reason to give it away. 144 00:05:31.264 --> 00:05:32.532 Linus: Okay, sure. 145 00:05:34.067 --> 00:05:36.502 Linus: Video planning meetings; it's all movie magic, guys. 146 00:05:36.803 --> 00:05:37.437 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 147 00:05:37.437 --> 00:05:43.643 Linus: Like, when I pretend to be dumb on camera sometimes I'm just really dumb. 148 00:05:44.344 --> 00:05:48.381 Linus: But other times, movie magic; it's part of the plan. 149 00:05:49.182 --> 00:05:51.818 Andy: Look at the size; holy frick. Sammy: Ooooh. 150 00:05:51.851 --> 00:05:52.452 Sammy: That's a chicken? 151 00:05:52.719 --> 00:05:53.453 Andy: That's a chicken. 152 00:05:53.553 --> 00:05:54.220 Sammy: Holy crap. 153 00:05:54.320 --> 00:05:55.421 Linus: Let's gooo. Andy: That's huge. 154 00:05:55.421 --> 00:05:57.123 Sammy: I kind of want one now; what the heck? 155 00:05:57.123 --> 00:05:58.591 Linus: Let's gooo, chicken. 156 00:05:58.591 --> 00:06:00.626 Sammy: Is that just one big fat chicken? Linus: Oh my god, it's so hot. 157 00:06:00.893 --> 00:06:01.994 Sammy: That's also five bucks? 158 00:06:02.195 --> 00:06:02.495 Linus: Yep. 159 00:06:03.396 --> 00:06:04.764 Sammy: Dude I kind of want one now? What the heck? 160 00:06:05.031 --> 00:06:06.332 Linus: Way less, like $4. 161 00:06:06.699 --> 00:06:08.034 Linus: It's spicy, it's so spicy. 162 00:06:08.034 --> 00:06:08.368 Andy: Really? 163 00:06:08.434 --> 00:06:09.535 Linus: No, it's not that bad; it's really good. 164 00:06:09.535 --> 00:06:11.871 Linus: But I do need a drink; it went down the wrong pipe a little bit. 165 00:06:12.772 --> 00:06:13.139 Linus: Yeah. 166 00:06:14.140 --> 00:06:15.375 Linus: I'm just so happy right now; 167 00:06:15.375 --> 00:06:18.211 these are tears of happiness because this chicken is so good. 168 00:06:18.277 --> 00:06:19.312 Sammy: Hahahaha. 169 00:06:19.445 --> 00:06:21.714 Linus: How about the awesome tech mall right behind me? 170 00:06:22.048 --> 00:06:26.953 Linus: Finding the builder that I can trust to do this GPU justice. 171 00:06:27.053 --> 00:06:29.756 Both in terms of performance and aesthetics; 172 00:06:30.289 --> 00:06:34.327 and because I'm spending my own money, I want a good deal. 173 00:06:36.462 --> 00:06:37.864 Okay, so there's our intro. 174 00:06:37.997 --> 00:06:40.633 James: There's no, you outright lie that you're not going to give it away. 175 00:06:40.666 --> 00:06:41.667 Linus: I'm changing it right now. 176 00:06:42.068 --> 00:06:45.638 Linus: \"I'm not planning to give it away\", because that was not. 177 00:06:45.638 --> 00:06:46.372 James: That is sufficient. 178 00:06:46.372 --> 00:06:49.776 Linus: In fairness to me, that was not my plan. 179 00:06:49.809 --> 00:06:53.513 Linus: James literally talked me into giving it away on the bus on the way over here. 180 00:06:54.113 --> 00:06:58.251 I was buying this GPU for myself to take home and build a system with. 181 00:06:59.152 --> 00:07:00.286 James: You talked yourself into it. 182 00:07:00.987 --> 00:07:02.188 Linus: No, it was a good idea. 183 00:07:02.755 --> 00:07:04.624 Linus: A good idea is enough to talk me into something. 184 00:07:04.757 --> 00:07:07.026 Linus: This time, it's personal. 185 00:07:08.561 --> 00:07:09.429 Sammy: Hahahaha. 186 00:07:09.629 --> 00:07:11.130 Linus: Actually, I should totally say that. 187 00:07:11.297 --> 00:07:12.231 James: You should hold up your credit card 188 00:07:12.265 --> 00:07:14.434 and say it's personal credit card or something like that. 189 00:07:14.434 --> 00:07:15.601 Linus: Oh, yeah. 190 00:07:15.601 --> 00:07:16.636 James: It's this time. 191 00:07:16.903 --> 00:07:17.937 Linus: \"It's personal\". 192 00:07:18.704 --> 00:07:20.540 Linus: Maybe just make a note here right now. 193 00:07:21.040 --> 00:07:24.243 Linus: Editor, blur the credit card; for the love of God, blur the credit card. 194 00:07:24.243 --> 00:07:26.279 Sammy: No, spend money on it first and then blur. 195 00:07:27.447 --> 00:07:27.980 Linus: Let's go. 196 00:07:29.148 --> 00:07:30.950 Linus: This time, it's personal. 197 00:07:31.050 --> 00:07:33.853 Linus: I used to have a metal one from these guys, it was cooler. 198 00:07:34.053 --> 00:07:34.520 Sammy: Hahaha. 199 00:07:34.620 --> 00:07:39.459 Linus: To be clear, it's the color black; it's not actually like an unlimited credit card. 200 00:07:39.592 --> 00:07:40.393 Linus: Testicle... 201 00:07:42.595 --> 00:07:43.362 Sammy: I got that on camera. 202 00:07:44.063 --> 00:07:45.264 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 203 00:07:45.431 --> 00:07:49.135 Linus: Yes, this may surprise you but I still have not grown up. 204 00:07:49.502 --> 00:07:50.503 Sammy: Hahaha. 205 00:07:50.636 --> 00:07:53.973 Linus: I mean I've grown just not up. 206 00:07:53.973 --> 00:07:55.641 Sammy: You can grow up and still have fun. 207 00:07:56.742 --> 00:07:57.543 Linus: It's a height joke. 208 00:07:57.743 --> 00:07:58.077 Sammy: Oh. 209 00:07:59.212 --> 00:07:59.712 Sammy: I didn't get it. 210 00:07:59.812 --> 00:08:01.147 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 211 00:08:01.247 --> 00:08:03.850 Sammy: Is this exactly as it was one year ago? 212 00:08:05.451 --> 00:08:06.752 Linus: I mean, yeah. 213 00:08:09.188 --> 00:08:10.389 Linus: Discount Jensen. 214 00:08:10.389 --> 00:08:10.957 Sammy: Hahahaha. 215 00:08:10.957 --> 00:08:11.858 Linus: We have Jensen at home. 216 00:08:12.258 --> 00:08:15.461 Linus: Okay, so this is the part after the intro where we just like get into it, right? 217 00:08:16.229 --> 00:08:17.697 Andy: Do you want to do the intro first? 218 00:08:17.797 --> 00:08:19.665 Linus: Nope; we need it with the GPU. James: No, we can do that later. 219 00:08:19.699 --> 00:08:20.299 Andy: Oh, I see. 220 00:08:21.667 --> 00:08:23.369 James: Oh, you have the script up in there? Okay. 221 00:08:23.369 --> 00:08:23.703 Linus: Yep. 222 00:08:24.470 --> 00:08:26.606 Linus: Oh, shoot; it's delayed, one sec. 223 00:08:28.040 --> 00:08:28.841 Front Desk: å ˆç”Ÿç­‰ä¸€ä¸‹ (Sir, wait) 224 00:08:29.675 --> 00:08:31.344 Front Desk: è¯·é—®ä½ ä»¬é‚£ä¸ªçŽ°åœ¨åœ¨åšä»€ä¹ˆ (what are you guys doing?) 225 00:08:32.178 --> 00:08:32.678 Andy: Sorry what? 226 00:08:33.346 --> 00:08:35.248 Front Desk: What are you doing now? 227 00:08:35.615 --> 00:08:36.115 Linus: Really? 228 00:08:36.215 --> 00:08:36.816 Andy: Yeah. 229 00:08:36.983 --> 00:08:38.184 Linus: Can I just show them the video from last year? 230 00:08:42.588 --> 00:08:43.589 Woman: Can I get a signature? 231 00:08:44.090 --> 00:08:44.524 Linus: Sure. 232 00:08:45.858 --> 00:08:49.462 Linus: Step one is to look for candidate buildings and... buildings? 233 00:08:51.097 --> 00:08:52.098 Linus: Did you see the door open? 234 00:08:52.164 --> 00:08:53.432 Andy: I saw the door open. 235 00:08:53.432 --> 00:08:54.300 Linus: Okay, one more time. 236 00:08:54.834 --> 00:08:56.936 Linus: Step one is to look for my candidate builders, 237 00:08:56.969 --> 00:09:00.473 I'm going to be asking them to send me a price and perhaps more importantly, 238 00:09:00.473 --> 00:09:02.808 I'm going to be asking them to send me a portfolio 239 00:09:02.842 --> 00:09:05.278 because these are small shops and they can't possibly 240 00:09:05.278 --> 00:09:10.349 hope to have dozens of PCs sitting on display ready to show. 241 00:09:11.417 --> 00:09:15.888 Because these are small shops and they can't possibly hope to have dozens of PCs- 242 00:09:16.689 --> 00:09:18.457 because these are small shops... 243 00:09:18.791 --> 00:09:21.193 Linus: So I walked out left so I need to come in right, 244 00:09:21.894 --> 00:09:23.863 and we'll just go to the escalator. 245 00:09:24.030 --> 00:09:28.200 Linus: Apparently there was like some kerfuffle here last year after we filmed. 246 00:09:28.200 --> 00:09:31.571 What it kind of sounds like to me, someone was apparently like 247 00:09:31.571 --> 00:09:35.808 mad about their intellectual property being in our video and they got mad at the mall. 248 00:09:35.808 --> 00:09:38.678 What it sounds like to me is that someone was asked that 249 00:09:38.711 --> 00:09:41.714 they weren't the one that was highlighted in the video. 250 00:09:42.582 --> 00:09:45.117 So basically we have a rep from the mall following us around 251 00:09:45.117 --> 00:09:50.156 and just making sure that everyone's not mad about us filming, so... 252 00:09:51.857 --> 00:09:52.425 Sammy: It's what it is. 253 00:09:53.225 --> 00:09:53.726 Linus: Cool. 254 00:09:53.826 --> 00:09:55.361 WoDerek: One, two, three, smile. 255 00:09:55.461 --> 00:09:56.262 WoDerek: Another one. 256 00:09:56.929 --> 00:09:58.497 WoDerek: Alright; thank you so much. 257 00:09:58.531 --> 00:09:59.198 WoDerek: Have a good day. 258 00:09:59.298 --> 00:09:59.999 Linus: Uh, okay. 259 00:09:59.999 --> 00:10:02.234 Linus: So I kind of turned away from the camera, 260 00:10:03.202 --> 00:10:08.274 um, so I can turn into some access cross right? Is it, is it okay? 261 00:10:11.010 --> 00:10:14.146 Linus: Which way did I turn? So I kind of turn, did I turn this way? 262 00:10:14.513 --> 00:10:15.314 Andy: I can check. 263 00:10:15.781 --> 00:10:16.282 Linus: Yeah. 264 00:10:16.282 --> 00:10:17.350 Andy: You turn this way. Linus: Oh, that's awesome. 265 00:10:17.350 --> 00:10:19.919 Linus: Okay; so I'm actually going to put you inside the shop. 266 00:10:19.952 --> 00:10:20.186 Andy: Okay. 267 00:10:20.186 --> 00:10:22.188 Linus: And you'll be OTS of the guy right there. 268 00:10:22.221 --> 00:10:26.125 Linus: They got a pile of GPUs in the back of them that's as tall as Taipei 101. 269 00:10:28.294 --> 00:10:32.965 Linus: Okay; and then I just want to B-roll of all the 50, 5070, 5090. 270 00:10:32.965 --> 00:10:33.833 Andy: Alright, sounds good. 271 00:10:33.933 --> 00:10:37.269 James: I wish there was a way to work ahead and find and get consent ahead of time. 272 00:10:37.269 --> 00:10:37.903 Linus: Yeah, do that. 273 00:10:38.137 --> 00:10:39.271 James: But I can't talk to anybody. 274 00:10:39.271 --> 00:10:40.373 Linus: Uh, okay; so what I need. 275 00:10:40.373 --> 00:10:41.507 Andy: Next year I can help. 276 00:10:42.508 --> 00:10:44.143 Linus: Oh well, you never know; they might speak English. 277 00:10:44.176 --> 00:10:44.477 James: Yeah. 278 00:10:44.477 --> 00:10:45.011 Linus: Take her. 279 00:10:45.311 --> 00:10:45.745 James: Yeah. 280 00:10:46.045 --> 00:10:48.481 Linus: Uh and then, so basically go with Sammy. 281 00:10:48.481 --> 00:10:49.382 Linus: You guys are on a mission. 282 00:10:49.482 --> 00:10:51.550 James: Any shop that has GPUs and motherboards. 283 00:10:51.584 --> 00:10:55.621 Linus: So basically, I would like you to find one that has a showcase water cooled build. 284 00:10:55.955 --> 00:10:56.422 James: Okay. 285 00:10:56.555 --> 00:10:58.991 Linus: James: So this one is more, is meant to be our contender; 286 00:10:58.991 --> 00:11:02.028 that seems like just a really well stocked shop. 287 00:11:02.128 --> 00:11:02.528 James: Okay. 288 00:11:02.628 --> 00:11:05.998 Linus: And then let's find one that seems to be more of a showcase build place, 289 00:11:06.032 --> 00:11:08.334 and then we'll go back to the shop from last year. 290 00:11:08.367 --> 00:11:08.701 James: Alright. 291 00:11:08.768 --> 00:11:09.735 Linus: And those will be our three. 292 00:11:09.902 --> 00:11:12.104 James: Like a water block GPU or something would be best. 293 00:11:12.104 --> 00:11:13.973 James: What are we on? Two? Sammy: Two. 294 00:11:14.006 --> 00:11:14.840 Sammy: Hahahaha. 295 00:11:15.541 --> 00:11:17.043 Sammy: Yeah, we gotta go a little faster. 296 00:11:19.545 --> 00:11:23.482 James: Water cooling tubes, hard line water cooling. 297 00:11:24.383 --> 00:11:25.251 Store employee: Water cooling. 298 00:11:25.818 --> 00:11:26.352 James: Yeah. 299 00:11:28.387 --> 00:11:29.555 Sammy: We might go to the third floor. 300 00:11:29.955 --> 00:11:32.858 James: Yeah; I'm just going to check these places out and then we'll go up. 301 00:11:33.626 --> 00:11:35.261 James: Why don't we have setups like this in Canada? 302 00:11:35.261 --> 00:11:35.795 Sammy: Haha. 303 00:11:35.795 --> 00:11:39.265 James: Like every store in Canada has to be like a freaking bazillion dollars giant store. 304 00:11:39.699 --> 00:11:43.135 James: Why can't we just have these small little, small shops? 305 00:11:44.737 --> 00:11:46.072 Sammy: So he stopped every second. 306 00:11:46.372 --> 00:11:46.972 James: Where's Linus? 307 00:11:47.239 --> 00:11:47.707 Sammy: Right there. 308 00:11:47.740 --> 00:11:48.407 James: Oh, okay. 309 00:11:48.808 --> 00:11:50.543 James: We talked to a guy on this level who 310 00:11:50.543 --> 00:11:52.511 we showed a picture of hard line water cooling; 311 00:11:52.511 --> 00:11:55.247 and he basically was like there's almost no one in here, 312 00:11:55.247 --> 00:11:58.517 you got to go to the floor five or six, there might be one or two shops. 313 00:11:58.551 --> 00:12:01.487 He also said there's a building across, 314 00:12:01.487 --> 00:12:04.557 like the next building over on the fifth floor has that. 315 00:12:04.590 --> 00:12:05.157 Linus: Let's go up. 316 00:12:05.157 --> 00:12:06.158 James: And I tried to- Okay. 317 00:12:06.258 --> 00:12:07.560 Linus: Let's go up; okay. 318 00:12:07.660 --> 00:12:09.995 Linus: These guys have a bunch of really great showcase builds. 319 00:12:09.995 --> 00:12:11.297 James: Okay, so contender. 320 00:12:11.297 --> 00:12:11.997 Linus: Contender. 321 00:12:12.031 --> 00:12:13.833 James: Okay, we need a couple of no-gos. 322 00:12:13.966 --> 00:12:18.170 Linus: So Andy, I want to do a quick, no, 323 00:12:18.170 --> 00:12:22.475 Linus: I want to do a quick clip explaining that now we're on our way to the upper floors. 324 00:12:22.508 --> 00:12:22.908 Andy: Sure. 325 00:12:23.175 --> 00:12:24.577 Linus: Now it's time to go up. 326 00:12:24.577 --> 00:12:26.545 Linus: A really helpful guy on the second floor told us, 327 00:12:26.579 --> 00:12:28.581 yeah, you can get customer rates done here; 328 00:12:28.581 --> 00:12:31.050 but if you want the really cool hard line water cooled stuff 329 00:12:31.183 --> 00:12:33.519 you're going to want to be on the fourth and then the fifth floor. 330 00:12:33.652 --> 00:12:36.489 James: I'm with Linus Tech Tips; can we shoot a video here? 331 00:12:37.256 --> 00:12:38.090 Second Contender: Oh, yeah. 332 00:12:38.090 --> 00:12:39.058 James: At your store? Is that okay? 333 00:12:39.058 --> 00:12:39.992 Second Contender: Yeah, of course. 334 00:12:39.992 --> 00:12:41.227 James: Hahahahaha. 335 00:12:41.260 --> 00:12:42.595 James: Cool; they're just around the corner. 336 00:12:42.595 --> 00:12:44.063 Second Contender: You came buy the tower again? 337 00:12:44.263 --> 00:12:44.797 James: Yeah. 338 00:12:44.797 --> 00:12:45.231 Second Contender: Oh. 339 00:12:45.564 --> 00:12:46.031 James: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 340 00:12:46.098 --> 00:12:49.602 James: Anyway, I saw this display out here; looks like you do hard line water cooling? 341 00:12:49.635 --> 00:12:50.069 Second Contender: Yeah? 342 00:12:50.302 --> 00:12:50.669 James: Yeah. 343 00:12:50.669 --> 00:12:52.638 James: Yeah, we're interested in that for a video; 344 00:12:52.638 --> 00:12:57.610 so we just need you to tell this lady from the mall that it's okay. 345 00:12:58.410 --> 00:12:58.844 Second Contender: Hi. 346 00:12:58.878 --> 00:12:59.979 Linus: Hahahaha. 347 00:13:00.012 --> 00:13:01.180 Linus: Okay Andy, go ahead. 348 00:13:01.313 --> 00:13:07.052 Linus: Of course, it would feel wrong if we didn't give the OG a crack at building our throne. 349 00:13:07.820 --> 00:13:08.788 Linus: Hey, man! 350 00:13:09.221 --> 00:13:09.789 Second Contender: Hi. 351 00:13:09.789 --> 00:13:10.422 Linus: How you doing!? 352 00:13:11.857 --> 00:13:12.725 Second Contender: Long time no see. 353 00:13:12.758 --> 00:13:14.693 Linus: This time I'm not filming in secret. 354 00:13:14.693 --> 00:13:15.060 Second Contender: Okay. 355 00:13:15.060 --> 00:13:16.128 Second Contender: Hahahahahaha. 356 00:13:16.128 --> 00:13:19.398 Linus: I have a new assignment for you should you choose to accept it. 357 00:13:19.899 --> 00:13:21.267 Linus: Do you mind to turn on the music? 358 00:13:21.267 --> 00:13:21.734 Second Contender: Oh, okay. 359 00:13:21.901 --> 00:13:22.434 Linus: Thank you. 360 00:13:23.202 --> 00:13:23.836 Linus: Okay, cut. 361 00:13:23.869 --> 00:13:26.972 Andy: Should we do that one more time? I'm not super happy with my zoom. 362 00:13:27.273 --> 00:13:27.807 Linus: No. 363 00:13:27.807 --> 00:13:29.041 Andy: Okay, that's fine; fair. 364 00:13:30.576 --> 00:13:33.846 James: A lot of security camera focused places up here. 365 00:13:35.748 --> 00:13:36.282 Sammy: Nothing here. 366 00:13:36.615 --> 00:13:37.049 James: Nope. 367 00:13:38.350 --> 00:13:41.587 James: He might be like the one shop in this place that actually does that. 368 00:13:41.587 --> 00:13:42.621 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 369 00:13:42.922 --> 00:13:43.522 Sammy: Are you stressed? 370 00:13:43.622 --> 00:13:44.790 James: Sixth and final floor. 371 00:13:45.457 --> 00:13:46.058 Sammy: Are you stressed? 372 00:13:50.062 --> 00:13:52.031 James: I don't know; there's a contender right at the top. 373 00:13:52.164 --> 00:13:52.865 Sammy: This could be it. 374 00:13:53.265 --> 00:13:54.300 Store guy: Not to sell. 375 00:13:54.433 --> 00:13:55.734 James: Okay, thank you. 376 00:13:56.302 --> 00:13:57.269 James: Swing and a miss. 377 00:13:58.003 --> 00:14:01.507 James: It was just a sponsored display for the products they do sell. 378 00:14:01.640 --> 00:14:02.274 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 379 00:14:02.374 --> 00:14:04.944 James: That's why you need to watch our videos so you can learn how to do it yourself. 380 00:14:05.010 --> 00:14:06.045 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 381 00:14:06.145 --> 00:14:06.846 James: Pretty sweet. 382 00:14:06.846 --> 00:14:07.213 Sammy: Yeah. 383 00:14:07.680 --> 00:14:08.180 James: Come. 384 00:14:08.681 --> 00:14:09.448 Sammy: It's very nice. 385 00:14:09.849 --> 00:14:11.083 Sammy: We should make a plane with that; 386 00:14:11.083 --> 00:14:14.153 Sammy: that's like the City one that we have or we used to have. 387 00:14:14.153 --> 00:14:14.954 James: The Nerdforge... 388 00:14:14.954 --> 00:14:15.354 Sammy: Yeah. 389 00:14:15.354 --> 00:14:16.255 James: like cyberpunk one? 390 00:14:16.255 --> 00:14:16.755 Sammy: Yeah. 391 00:14:17.389 --> 00:14:17.957 Sammy: With some more Japanese. 392 00:14:17.957 --> 00:14:21.627 James: It has to do- It's some kind of racing car enthusiast thing. 393 00:14:21.660 --> 00:14:23.062 Sammy: It's like you can push the pedal to turn it on. 394 00:14:23.362 --> 00:14:23.996 James: Oh God. 395 00:14:23.996 --> 00:14:24.663 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 396 00:14:24.663 --> 00:14:25.664 James: Oh this might be the guy. 397 00:14:25.898 --> 00:14:26.765 Third Contender: Uh first of all, see? 398 00:14:26.799 --> 00:14:27.733 James: Oh you saw it just now? 399 00:14:27.833 --> 00:14:29.735 Third Contender: I saw you just now. 400 00:14:29.735 --> 00:14:31.670 James: I took the escalator now I'm up on 6th. 401 00:14:31.871 --> 00:14:32.638 Third Contender: Oh. 402 00:14:35.641 --> 00:14:36.075 James: Hey! 403 00:14:36.942 --> 00:14:39.778 James: Uh escalator just go up to 6th, I found a third contender. 404 00:14:41.513 --> 00:14:44.617 I don't know if there's a fourth one but we got three. 405 00:14:45.117 --> 00:14:46.552 Linus: Let's gooooooooo! 406 00:14:46.719 --> 00:14:49.421 James: We originally wanted to have a couple of shops 407 00:14:49.455 --> 00:14:51.991 that we'd go to and talk to and realize they're not a good fit, 408 00:14:52.591 --> 00:14:55.227 before we start talking to the ones that are contenders, 409 00:14:56.028 --> 00:14:58.530 James: but not sure if it's like crucial. 410 00:14:58.664 --> 00:15:01.100 Linus: I don't think it matters; I think it's okay. 411 00:15:01.200 --> 00:15:03.369 James: Yeah, it's not make or break for the video, 412 00:15:03.435 --> 00:15:05.304 and since we're kind of short on time we're probably gonna skip that. 413 00:15:05.504 --> 00:15:08.674 Linus: We left off at I was looking at the sign for fifth floor. 414 00:15:09.074 --> 00:15:09.508 Linus: Okay. 415 00:15:13.412 --> 00:15:14.880 Linus: Oh yeah, this is great actually. 416 00:15:15.981 --> 00:15:17.583 Linus: Uh, yeah, yeah; you can come behind me. 417 00:15:17.683 --> 00:15:18.083 Andy: Okay. 418 00:15:18.951 --> 00:15:23.355 Linus: And um here we are, and I'm not sure if that was a great tip. 419 00:15:24.023 --> 00:15:27.726 Linus: The AliExpress mousepad that has the spelling errors on it. 420 00:15:27.726 --> 00:15:29.361 Linus: We did uh, this is in a video. 421 00:15:30.362 --> 00:15:33.432 Linus: Yeah; okay, alright, let's get this one. 422 00:15:33.432 --> 00:15:34.867 Andy: Alright, and we're recording. 423 00:15:35.534 --> 00:15:38.237 Third Contender: Uh, sorry; I'm just writing something. 424 00:15:38.237 --> 00:15:38.637 Linus: English? 425 00:15:38.737 --> 00:15:39.338 Third Contender: Yes. 426 00:15:39.571 --> 00:15:41.707 Linus: Oh, yes! Okay, cool. 427 00:15:41.840 --> 00:15:43.342 Linus: Uh, do you want to finish that? You can finish that. 428 00:15:43.342 --> 00:15:43.909 Third Contender: I write... 429 00:15:44.209 --> 00:15:45.077 Third Contender: Little B Word (???) 430 00:15:45.077 --> 00:15:45.778 Linus: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 431 00:15:45.811 --> 00:15:46.745 Third Contender: Zero, five, one... 432 00:15:47.980 --> 00:15:48.881 Third Contender: Two days I get here. 433 00:15:48.948 --> 00:15:50.316 Linus: Okay; thank you very much. 434 00:15:50.316 --> 00:15:51.116 Third Contender: Thank you very much. Linus: Nice to meet you. 435 00:15:51.116 --> 00:15:51.750 Third Contender: Nice to meet you too. 436 00:15:51.750 --> 00:15:52.151 Linus: Okay. 437 00:15:52.785 --> 00:15:54.219 Linus: We have our three, that's it. 438 00:15:54.253 --> 00:15:54.653 James: Yeah. 439 00:15:54.753 --> 00:15:57.456 James: I think, uh, that's pretty good. 440 00:15:57.523 --> 00:15:59.725 Linus: Can you just get a shot of those two systems on the wall in the back? 441 00:15:59.725 --> 00:16:00.159 Andy: Sure. 442 00:16:00.426 --> 00:16:00.793 Linus: Okay. 443 00:16:01.060 --> 00:16:01.493 Sammy: Feeling good? 444 00:16:01.493 --> 00:16:03.162 Linus: That was- Yeah, no, I'm feeling really good; 445 00:16:03.162 --> 00:16:06.665 because now we can do it anywhere just to like, 446 00:16:06.665 --> 00:16:08.701 James: The reacting to the quotes can be anywhere. 447 00:16:08.701 --> 00:16:10.369 Linus: Yeah, we sit down in our you know, 448 00:16:10.369 --> 00:16:12.604 in a food court somewhere and we just like we look at all the quotes, 449 00:16:12.604 --> 00:16:14.807 we compare, and then maybe what we could do- 450 00:16:14.807 --> 00:16:16.408 James: Maybe we can print them out in the hotel 451 00:16:16.408 --> 00:16:19.311 and we can have a tactile scratch top. 452 00:16:19.345 --> 00:16:21.647 Linus: I think it's okay because we'll have screenshots and stuff, 453 00:16:21.647 --> 00:16:22.581 so we can put them up. 454 00:16:22.614 --> 00:16:23.082 James: Okay. 455 00:16:23.115 --> 00:16:26.118 Linus: Yeah, and I think that's honestly easier, better for legibility. 456 00:16:27.753 --> 00:16:31.223 Linus: What I would love to do is review the quotes in front of that chicken place. 457 00:16:31.457 --> 00:16:32.725 That chicken place is so good; 458 00:16:32.758 --> 00:16:34.793 I could be eating my chicken and like review the quotes. 459 00:16:35.527 --> 00:16:36.862 But we'll see. 460 00:16:36.895 --> 00:16:37.696 If it doesn't work, it doesn't work. 461 00:16:37.696 --> 00:16:39.832 That will require to come here an additional time. 462 00:16:40.532 --> 00:16:43.202 Linus: It's, it's not that far out of the way, but also yes; 463 00:16:43.902 --> 00:16:45.004 you are a hundred percent right. 464 00:16:45.037 --> 00:16:48.374 Linus: And then, yeah so then we- Well, I have to come here to pay anyway. 465 00:16:48.907 --> 00:16:49.641 James: Oh. 466 00:16:49.708 --> 00:16:51.510 Linus: So what I could do is I could just reenact 467 00:16:51.510 --> 00:16:54.413 the internal debate over which one to choose; 468 00:16:55.114 --> 00:16:56.515 and then I walk up and I give my money. 469 00:16:56.682 --> 00:16:58.917 And then, and then we do the pickup on Friday. 470 00:16:59.585 --> 00:17:00.219 Okay. 471 00:17:00.252 --> 00:17:01.153 Sammy: You just really want the chicken. 472 00:17:01.353 --> 00:17:02.287 James: He wants the chicken. 473 00:17:02.287 --> 00:17:05.791 Andy: I think they probably want to know when we're going to shoot the next bit. 474 00:17:05.824 --> 00:17:07.259 Linus: Oh, yeah. 475 00:17:07.359 --> 00:17:09.028 Linus: So we'll be here Friday. 476 00:17:09.028 --> 00:17:10.329 Linus: Uh, Friday. 477 00:17:10.729 --> 00:17:11.663 Linus: We will be here Friday. 478 00:17:12.064 --> 00:17:15.868 James: We'll do Friday morning, like probably by 10 just to get us room. 479 00:17:15.901 --> 00:17:17.970 Linus: Well, it depends; they might not be ready Friday morning. 480 00:17:18.003 --> 00:17:22.007 Linus: But we will only shoot in these shops anyway. 481 00:17:22.041 --> 00:17:24.043 Linus: So do you want to just explain that? 482 00:17:24.076 --> 00:17:25.978 Andy: What about like the paying money bit? 483 00:17:26.011 --> 00:17:29.181 Linus: Well, that same thing; it will only be in the shop and the food court. 484 00:17:29.181 --> 00:17:29.782 Andy: Okay, okay. 485 00:17:29.782 --> 00:17:30.716 Linus: I will get chicken. 486 00:17:30.849 --> 00:17:31.984 Linus: So we can ask the chicken guys. 487 00:17:31.984 --> 00:17:33.152 Andy: Okay; sounds good, yeah. 488 00:17:33.152 --> 00:17:34.019 Linus: They open at 11. 489 00:17:34.686 --> 00:17:35.621 James: the mall is at 11. 490 00:17:35.654 --> 00:17:36.055 Sammy: Yeah. 491 00:17:36.055 --> 00:17:37.189 Linus: The chicken place opens at noon. 492 00:17:37.656 --> 00:17:38.490 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 493 00:17:39.525 --> 00:17:40.092 Andy: He learns the heart. 494 00:17:40.125 --> 00:17:41.326 Sammy: You're doing all this for the chicken. 495 00:17:41.360 --> 00:17:42.094 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 496 00:17:42.094 --> 00:17:44.129 Linus: It's all for the chicken; it's for the chicken boys. 497 00:17:44.129 --> 00:17:44.797 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 498 00:17:44.897 --> 00:17:46.031 Linus: How far away is Intel? 499 00:17:46.365 --> 00:17:47.633 James: 40 minutes by transit. 500 00:17:48.534 --> 00:17:50.002 James: Or excuse me, 30 minutes by transit. 501 00:17:50.002 --> 00:17:50.436 James: That's- 502 00:17:50.869 --> 00:17:51.303 Linus: Oh. 503 00:17:51.403 --> 00:17:53.372 James: 40 minutes from now is our appointment, so- 504 00:17:53.405 --> 00:17:54.039 Linus: Let's go. 505 00:17:54.073 --> 00:17:54.540 Linus: Okay. 506 00:17:54.573 --> 00:17:55.574 Linus: Yeah, I'll go order my chicken. 507 00:17:55.607 --> 00:17:57.943 Linus: Ah f***, I'm getting more chicken; I'm going to go order my chicken. 508 00:17:57.943 --> 00:17:58.510 James: Linus will be anyway. 509 00:17:58.510 --> 00:17:58.911 Andy: That's good. 510 00:17:59.845 --> 00:18:00.512 Linus: Thank you. 511 00:18:00.579 --> 00:18:04.283 Linus: Seriously, nonverbal communication is like probably 512 00:18:04.283 --> 00:18:06.785 the most important life skill that I picked up when I was a kid, 513 00:18:06.785 --> 00:18:08.387 that I just never thought I'd care about. 514 00:18:09.288 --> 00:18:10.189 Sammy: You got to use it now. 515 00:18:10.389 --> 00:18:10.823 Linus: Yeah. 516 00:18:10.823 --> 00:18:13.892 Linus: Well, no; I was just telling the lady who doesn't speak English. 517 00:18:14.293 --> 00:18:17.563 Linus: I was like, food; bye, thank you. 518 00:18:17.863 --> 00:18:18.397 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 519 00:18:18.497 --> 00:18:19.665 Sammy: I think it's universal, I think. 520 00:18:19.665 --> 00:18:20.132 Linus: Well, yeah. 521 00:18:20.532 --> 00:18:22.901 Linus: But a lot of people, it doesn't occur to them to do that. 522 00:18:24.169 --> 00:18:24.603 Sammy: Not me. 523 00:18:24.636 --> 00:18:25.404 Linus: They just don't think about it. 524 00:18:25.404 --> 00:18:25.704 Sammy: Yeah. 525 00:18:25.704 --> 00:18:26.705 Sammy: I was like, I go now, bye. 526 00:18:27.673 --> 00:18:28.307 Sammy: That's how I would run. 527 00:18:31.143 --> 00:18:32.478 Linus: Batteries, nice. 528 00:18:34.279 --> 00:18:35.147 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 529 00:18:35.147 --> 00:18:36.982 Sammy: I can't believe you actually didn't know that it was right behind you. 530 00:18:37.649 --> 00:18:38.183 Linus: What's that? 531 00:18:38.217 --> 00:18:39.918 Sammy: I can't believe you didn't know it was right behind you. 532 00:18:40.052 --> 00:18:40.752 Linus: What was right behind me? 533 00:18:40.752 --> 00:18:41.220 Sammy: The store. 534 00:18:42.254 --> 00:18:42.855 Linus: The store? 535 00:18:42.888 --> 00:18:43.522 Linus: No, no, I- 536 00:18:43.689 --> 00:18:44.156 Sammy: Oh. 537 00:18:44.156 --> 00:18:45.257 Linus: f***ing Sammy. 538 00:18:45.257 --> 00:18:45.891 Sammy: Oh, I thought you knew. 539 00:18:45.891 --> 00:18:46.859 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 540 00:18:46.892 --> 00:18:48.961 Linus: Movie f***ing magic, man. 541 00:18:49.561 --> 00:18:51.163 Linus: I am an entertainer. 542 00:18:51.330 --> 00:18:52.865 Sammy: I mean, I was entertained by you not knowing. 543 00:18:52.898 --> 00:18:54.933 Linus: And these are details that don't matter, you know? 544 00:18:55.234 --> 00:18:58.604 Linus: But yeah, that's the thing; like, I... Sammy. 545 00:18:59.538 --> 00:19:01.607 Sammy: I think you're lying to me now; I think you actually didn't know. 546 00:19:02.708 --> 00:19:03.809 Sammy: Hahahahahahaha. 547 00:19:03.809 --> 00:19:06.311 Linus: You think I didn't notice the custom building shop was there 548 00:19:06.311 --> 00:19:07.346 and everything else was closed? 549 00:19:07.346 --> 00:19:07.980 Sammy: I mean, yeah. 550 00:19:08.514 --> 00:19:08.914 Sammy: Yeah. 551 00:19:11.116 --> 00:19:11.683 Sammy: There's a chance. 552 00:19:12.918 --> 00:19:13.752 Sammy: It's a non-zero chance. 553 00:19:13.752 --> 00:19:17.823 Linus: A lot of the time what it is, is my initial reaction was, 554 00:19:18.023 --> 00:19:21.360 oh, this is confusing; they told me to come over here, but everything's closed. 555 00:19:21.560 --> 00:19:22.094 Oh. 556 00:19:22.995 --> 00:19:24.029 That'd be a great bit. 557 00:19:25.697 --> 00:19:30.302 So, it's like a combination; but I was confused for like, one second. 558 00:19:30.335 --> 00:19:30.669 Sammy: Mmmm. 559 00:19:30.669 --> 00:19:32.704 Linus: By the time we were shooting it no, I- 560 00:19:32.704 --> 00:19:33.038 Sammy: Oh. 561 00:19:33.505 --> 00:19:34.439 Sammy: Well, I don't know! 562 00:19:35.440 --> 00:19:36.708 Sammy: You're just such a good actor, you know? 563 00:19:36.842 --> 00:19:37.609 Linus: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 564 00:19:37.643 --> 00:19:38.577 Linus: I heard that, I heard that. 565 00:19:38.677 --> 00:19:40.412 Linus: All narcissists are good actors, right? 566 00:19:40.412 --> 00:19:41.280 Sammy: I was just going to say that joke. 567 00:19:42.281 --> 00:19:43.515 Linus: Where's the badminton shop? 568 00:19:43.582 --> 00:19:44.449 Sammy: Oh, there was like- 569 00:19:44.950 --> 00:19:47.386 There is one on this floor; oh no, on the third floor, on the third floor. 570 00:19:47.419 --> 00:19:47.886 Linus: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 571 00:19:47.886 --> 00:19:48.954 Sammy: I saw it, I was like- 572 00:19:49.054 --> 00:19:51.390 I was going to ask you if you come to this one because of the badminton store. 573 00:19:52.457 --> 00:19:53.592 Linus: Yeah, the real reason. 574 00:19:53.592 --> 00:19:55.827 Linus: No, no, no; don't run down the escalator with me. 575 00:19:55.827 --> 00:19:56.795 Sammy: I'm not running, I'm walking. 576 00:19:56.795 --> 00:19:57.596 Linus: I'm setting a bad example. 577 00:19:57.729 --> 00:19:58.397 Sammy: I'm walking. 578 00:19:58.397 --> 00:19:59.364 Linus: Don't do what I do. 579 00:19:59.398 --> 00:20:01.500 Sammy: I don't know if you're ever joking or not anymore with me. 580 00:20:01.633 --> 00:20:02.935 Linus: No, I'm not; that's not a joke. 581 00:20:02.968 --> 00:20:04.136 Linus: Don't run down the escalator. 582 00:20:04.136 --> 00:20:05.504 Sammy: I was walking! I'm just heavy. 583 00:20:05.504 --> 00:20:06.238 Linus: You're not walking. 584 00:20:06.738 --> 00:20:07.339 Sammy: I'm just heavy. 585 00:20:08.407 --> 00:20:09.441 Linus: Let's go. 586 00:20:10.576 --> 00:20:11.677 Linus: Oh, hi Bjorn 587 00:20:11.710 --> 00:20:12.878 Mark: Are you...? 588 00:20:13.045 --> 00:20:17.216 Linus: Are you Mark from VHS Recovery Tech Tips? Mark: No. 589 00:20:17.849 --> 00:20:19.117 Mark: Yeah, that's what I do. 590 00:20:20.018 --> 00:20:20.652 Linus: Let's go. 591 00:20:20.652 --> 00:20:23.422 Bjorn: Is that Sammy from Floatplane.com? Mark: Is that Sammy? 592 00:20:23.455 --> 00:20:24.923 Sammy: Yeah, yeah, yeah; blah, blah, blah. 593 00:20:24.923 --> 00:20:25.924 Bjorn: hahahahaha. Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 594 00:20:25.958 --> 00:20:27.659 Linus: What can I do for you guys? Are you just... 595 00:20:27.659 --> 00:20:29.194 Mark: Just hanging out until we start working. Linus: Oh. 596 00:20:29.194 --> 00:20:29.695 Sammy: Go to chicken place. 597 00:20:29.695 --> 00:20:30.162 Linus: Heck, yeah. 598 00:20:30.195 --> 00:20:31.930 Mark: We're trying to go to chicken place. 599 00:20:31.930 --> 00:20:33.031 Linus: Well, you're going the wrong direction. 600 00:20:33.065 --> 00:20:35.167 Mark: But he keeps going to PlayStation stores. 601 00:20:35.734 --> 00:20:37.469 Bjorn: They got a lot more in there. Linus: That is Nintendo. 602 00:20:37.736 --> 00:20:38.604 Mark: No, look. 603 00:20:38.637 --> 00:20:39.438 Bjorn: PlayStation. 604 00:20:39.438 --> 00:20:41.707 Linus: Oh, what? Oh, what? What? 605 00:20:41.773 --> 00:20:43.542 Linus: It's all Nintendo stuff. 606 00:20:43.542 --> 00:20:44.743 Derek: Identity confusion. Sammy: Yeah. 607 00:20:44.743 --> 00:20:45.877 Linus: But it's all Nintendo stuff. 608 00:20:45.877 --> 00:20:46.511 Mark: But, okay. 609 00:20:46.511 --> 00:20:47.846 Linus: Oh, wait; no, PlayStation on this side. 610 00:20:47.846 --> 00:20:49.581 Linus: Okay, yhat makes way more sense now. 611 00:20:49.615 --> 00:20:50.148 Mark: Alright. 612 00:20:50.148 --> 00:20:52.084 Bjorn: They got Alarmo there; I know you really want them. 613 00:20:52.084 --> 00:20:53.085 Sammy: What!? They do, actually? 614 00:20:53.285 --> 00:20:53.652 Bjorn: Yeah. 615 00:20:53.752 --> 00:20:54.319 Sammy: I want to buy one. 616 00:20:54.686 --> 00:20:55.420 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 617 00:20:57.923 --> 00:20:59.157 Sammy: All this was for the chicken. 618 00:20:59.925 --> 00:21:01.026 Sammy: This whole video was just for the chicken. 619 00:21:01.026 --> 00:21:02.194 James: It's all about the chicken. 620 00:21:03.195 --> 00:21:04.296 Sammy: Colorful, what the heck? 621 00:21:04.296 --> 00:21:09.234 James: I don't know why; but it's like tasteless. 622 00:21:09.801 --> 00:21:10.402 James: I don't know. Sammy: Is it good? 623 00:21:10.636 --> 00:21:12.971 James: It's good; but the colors; oh my God. 624 00:21:14.273 --> 00:21:15.040 James: Please just stop filming. 625 00:21:15.140 --> 00:21:16.008 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 626 00:21:16.408 --> 00:21:17.776 James: Oh. 627 00:21:19.978 --> 00:21:24.416 Linus: Seriously, this place is so good; and reviewing PC builder points. 628 00:21:24.516 --> 00:21:27.352 And finally, we've got the quote from the OG. 629 00:21:28.186 --> 00:21:31.757 Okay, and then that gives us... Would you mind throwing that on the dock? 630 00:21:31.790 --> 00:21:32.824 What that transition is? 631 00:21:33.091 --> 00:21:33.558 James: Sure. 632 00:21:33.892 --> 00:21:37.129 James: What's the best way to call a car? Like, or should we just hail a cab? 633 00:21:37.296 --> 00:21:37.763 Sammy: Uber. 634 00:21:37.796 --> 00:21:38.563 Andy: It could also be Uber. 635 00:21:38.563 --> 00:21:40.365 Linus: Uber's way more expensive than cabs... 636 00:21:42.034 --> 00:21:43.602 Andy: Or we just... Subway? 637 00:21:43.635 --> 00:21:45.971 James: I don't- It's like a half-hour subway. 638 00:21:46.004 --> 00:21:46.938 Linus: We're going to be late if we subway. 639 00:21:46.938 --> 00:21:47.272 Andy: Okay. 640 00:21:47.272 --> 00:21:47.873 James: We'll be 10 minutes late. 641 00:21:47.873 --> 00:21:48.507 Andy: Sure; yeah, yeah. 642 00:21:48.740 --> 00:21:49.441 Sammy: Is he the owner? 643 00:21:49.541 --> 00:21:50.575 Linus: Yeah, he's the owner. 644 00:21:50.609 --> 00:21:51.076 Sammy: Oh. 645 00:21:52.177 --> 00:21:53.178 Linus: Oh, you're covering the logo. 646 00:21:53.245 --> 00:21:54.279 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 647 00:21:58.583 --> 00:21:59.951 James: Now we're going to Le Meridien. 648 00:21:59.951 --> 00:22:01.653 James: It's a hotel, Intel has a suite there; 649 00:22:01.653 --> 00:22:06.725 they're going to show us the new B60 and B50, you know, pro graphics cards. 650 00:22:09.561 --> 00:22:10.962 James: I'll give you a lot of money. 651 00:22:15.200 --> 00:22:16.268 I'll give you a big tip. 652 00:22:16.401 --> 00:22:17.836 I'll give you a big tip. 653 00:22:26.545 --> 00:22:27.112 Sammy: Oh, he's here. 654 00:22:27.112 --> 00:22:27.846 Sammy: No! 655 00:22:29.014 --> 00:22:30.415 James: Okay cabs, cabs. 656 00:22:30.582 --> 00:22:31.016 Sammy: Oh. 657 00:22:32.684 --> 00:22:34.319 Sammy: He left because he doesn't want to wait for you. 658 00:22:34.353 --> 00:22:35.120 Linus: He left? Just now? 659 00:22:35.120 --> 00:22:35.354 Sammy: Yeah. 660 00:22:35.354 --> 00:22:35.821 Linus: That was him? 661 00:22:35.821 --> 00:22:36.288 Sammy: Yeah. 662 00:22:36.321 --> 00:22:39.624 Andy: I think he saw we have like stuff to haul. 663 00:22:40.025 --> 00:22:40.392 Linus: Oh. 664 00:22:40.492 --> 00:22:41.159 Andy: Yeah. 665 00:22:41.893 --> 00:22:42.961 How was the paintball chicken? 666 00:22:43.929 --> 00:22:47.566 James: Um, that was good; it was... we couldn't taste the colors; 667 00:22:47.666 --> 00:22:51.269 James: couldn't taste the rainbow, it was just like matzah I guess, that they dyed. 668 00:22:51.303 --> 00:22:53.939 James: And that black exterior was just dyed to you, I wasn't burned. 669 00:22:55.507 --> 00:22:56.408 Um, so it was good. 670 00:22:58.076 --> 00:22:59.544 Linus: Hey! Hey, how's it going? 671 00:22:59.611 --> 00:23:00.579 Linus: I assume one of these. 672 00:23:00.612 --> 00:23:01.913 Linus: Germaphobe way before it was cool. 673 00:23:01.947 --> 00:23:04.082 Nick: She runs the business now, so you can ask her anything 674 00:23:04.082 --> 00:23:04.649 Linus: Excellent. 675 00:23:05.517 --> 00:23:08.487 Nick: So here's what I figure; Is this how much? Four people? 676 00:23:08.887 --> 00:23:10.922 Nick: Okay, so here's what I'm thinking. 677 00:23:11.022 --> 00:23:12.224 Linus: Wait, did I bring my... 678 00:23:12.224 --> 00:23:13.925 Nick: We have, we have a briefing. 679 00:23:13.925 --> 00:23:14.259 Linus: Mm-hmm. 680 00:23:14.292 --> 00:23:16.895 Nick: Going, getting through it is probably about 20 minutes in length. 681 00:23:16.995 --> 00:23:17.496 Linus: Okay. 682 00:23:17.596 --> 00:23:20.031 Nick: I think it's worth it that you get like the full context. 683 00:23:20.031 --> 00:23:20.799 Linus: Oh yes, I do have it. 684 00:23:20.799 --> 00:23:22.968 Nick: And then we have a bunch of demo stations where we're showing 685 00:23:22.968 --> 00:23:28.173 like, quad GPU configurations running different AI, different AI demos, 686 00:23:29.241 --> 00:23:32.144 more workstation-oriented demos. 687 00:23:32.277 --> 00:23:36.281 Linus: We'll probably be- Like, we'll obviously talk about the AI side of it. 688 00:23:37.282 --> 00:23:41.486 Linus: But in terms of like what I think will be more interesting to our audience, 689 00:23:41.486 --> 00:23:43.889 I think is the workstation application of it. 690 00:23:44.322 --> 00:23:44.856 Nick: Okay. 691 00:23:44.956 --> 00:23:47.492 Nick: These that are being announced or shown at the show, 692 00:23:47.492 --> 00:23:47.859 Linus: Okay. 693 00:23:47.859 --> 00:23:52.931 Nick: this is the B50, the more traditional workstation 70-watt, 16-gig product. 694 00:23:52.931 --> 00:23:53.465 Linus: Yep. 695 00:23:53.565 --> 00:23:56.034 Nick: This is the dual GPU Maxxon, 48 gig. 696 00:23:56.067 --> 00:23:56.701 Linus: A what now? 697 00:23:57.169 --> 00:23:58.437 Nick: 48 gig dual GPU. 698 00:23:58.437 --> 00:23:59.571 Linus: Oh, it has dual GPUs. 699 00:23:59.571 --> 00:24:01.206 Linus: Okay, cool; so this is news for me. 700 00:24:01.206 --> 00:24:02.307 Nick: So it's two x8 lane. 701 00:24:02.307 --> 00:24:02.941 Linus: That's fine. 702 00:24:03.041 --> 00:24:06.211 Nick: There's two eight lane electrical, so it shows up as two different GPUs. 703 00:24:06.211 --> 00:24:08.046 Nick: There's no like NV-linker. 704 00:24:08.980 --> 00:24:09.648 Linus: Wild. 705 00:24:10.081 --> 00:24:11.783 Linus: You guys are really adopting this, eh? 706 00:24:11.783 --> 00:24:13.618 Linus: Not that I'm saying it won't work, I'm just saying- 707 00:24:14.119 --> 00:24:18.023 Intel rep: It's free choice; that card wants to support up to 400 watts, 708 00:24:18.156 --> 00:24:21.927 Intel rep: so it's hard to get enough connectors in to support that card. 709 00:24:22.461 --> 00:24:24.062 Intel rep 2: Just kick back. 710 00:24:26.164 --> 00:24:27.165 Nick: There are waters. 711 00:24:28.667 --> 00:24:30.836 Intel rep 2: As part of our intent, 712 00:24:30.936 --> 00:24:34.139 well we started out designing Battlemage, this is many years ago. 713 00:24:34.473 --> 00:24:37.042 Intel rep: RTX Pro Radeon Pro, it's all first party cards. 714 00:24:37.075 --> 00:24:37.542 Linus: Yeah. 715 00:24:37.576 --> 00:24:39.177 Intel rep: And here, we're saying that 716 00:24:39.177 --> 00:24:44.416 what customers have been telling us is that the market is growing and changing so fast, 717 00:24:44.416 --> 00:24:47.919 and there's so many different applications for GPU, except- 718 00:24:47.919 --> 00:24:49.287 Here, do you want to type on here? 719 00:24:49.387 --> 00:24:50.589 Linus: No, no, that's fine; I'm good. 720 00:24:51.189 --> 00:24:53.825 Linus: Well, I'm a little frustrated 721 00:24:53.859 --> 00:24:56.495 that sort of the whole tear down angle is going to be, 722 00:24:56.528 --> 00:24:59.931 A, not unique; and B, more importantly, late. 723 00:25:02.400 --> 00:25:03.235 James: You didn't get that. 724 00:25:04.336 --> 00:25:04.736 Linus: Yeah. 725 00:25:05.504 --> 00:25:09.174 Linus: Like it is what it is; so let's see what we can... 726 00:25:09.174 --> 00:25:10.509 James: Is that on my drive? That doc? 727 00:25:10.575 --> 00:25:11.543 Linus: Let me share with you. 728 00:25:11.610 --> 00:25:12.444 Linus: Can I help you? 729 00:25:13.211 --> 00:25:13.778 Sammy: Just recording. 730 00:25:14.546 --> 00:25:16.114 Sammy: Just a day in the life of Linus Sebastian. 731 00:25:16.348 --> 00:25:17.015 Linus: Is that what we're doing? 732 00:25:17.282 --> 00:25:17.649 Sammy: Yeah. 733 00:25:17.749 --> 00:25:18.617 Linus: Oh, okay. 734 00:25:19.518 --> 00:25:21.987 Linus: Yeah, this is Nick; he did HighLANder with us. 735 00:25:23.455 --> 00:25:23.889 Nick: Hey. 736 00:25:23.889 --> 00:25:24.956 Sammy: Hahaha. 737 00:25:25.090 --> 00:25:26.291 Nick: Yeah, the previous camera guys 738 00:25:26.291 --> 00:25:28.393 I lugged both of their stuff all the way up to the top, 739 00:25:28.426 --> 00:25:32.697 because they broke down during HighLANder and they couldn't do it. 740 00:25:33.465 --> 00:25:34.032 Nick: Hahahaha. 741 00:25:35.901 --> 00:25:38.503 Linus: I would have offered but I had the lead acid batteries, so. 742 00:25:40.472 --> 00:25:43.108 Linus: Do you remember that? That they saddled me with all the lead batteries? 743 00:25:43.375 --> 00:25:44.676 Nick: The battery right? Yeah. 744 00:25:44.709 --> 00:25:50.081 Linus: Well, not just that but just how little that particular team was carrying, 745 00:25:50.115 --> 00:25:50.448 Nick: Yeah. 746 00:25:50.482 --> 00:25:51.783 Linus: How much our team was carrying. 747 00:25:51.883 --> 00:25:52.350 Nick: Yes. 748 00:25:52.784 --> 00:25:53.552 Nick: Hahaha. 749 00:25:53.685 --> 00:25:54.853 Linus: Yeah, that was the whole thing. 750 00:25:54.986 --> 00:25:56.755 Linus: Is this supposed to be the first video? James: Tomorrow. 751 00:25:57.155 --> 00:25:58.023 James: Yeah, it pretty much will be. 752 00:25:58.456 --> 00:26:02.861 Linus: Okay, and is the idea to send it back to be edited? 753 00:26:02.928 --> 00:26:04.095 James: We don't have anyone at home. 754 00:26:04.129 --> 00:26:07.299 James: It's Mark overnight; Mark will do it all nighter. Linus: Oh. 755 00:26:07.299 --> 00:26:08.567 Andy: They’re running a night shift 756 00:26:08.567 --> 00:26:10.168 Linus: Oh, Mark's night shift; okay. 757 00:26:10.201 --> 00:26:11.136 James: It's a holiday at home. 758 00:26:11.136 --> 00:26:13.305 Linus: That explains why Mark wasn't working earlier when we saw him. 759 00:26:13.305 --> 00:26:13.572 James: Yeah. 760 00:26:13.572 --> 00:26:14.139 Linus: Okay, cool. 761 00:26:14.773 --> 00:26:16.308 Linus: Not that I was bothered by it, I just- 762 00:26:16.408 --> 00:26:17.542 James: Yeah, that explains it. 763 00:26:17.576 --> 00:26:18.777 Linus: Yep, that explains it; that's all. 764 00:26:19.578 --> 00:26:20.312 Linus: Okay, perfect. 765 00:26:20.312 --> 00:26:23.615 Linus: So then the idea is that it basically goes up like tonight. 766 00:26:25.517 --> 00:26:27.018 James: Well, yeah. 767 00:26:27.052 --> 00:26:31.423 Linus: Depending on how much we can- How simple we can keep this edit. 768 00:26:31.556 --> 00:26:32.123 James: Mm-hmm. 769 00:26:33.091 --> 00:26:33.825 Linus: So I think- 770 00:26:33.825 --> 00:26:35.226 James: So we have the slide deck and we have- 771 00:26:35.260 --> 00:26:36.695 Linus: We should have that in mind then, 772 00:26:36.695 --> 00:26:44.035 is making this as simple and as guidance rich as possible shooting, 773 00:26:44.135 --> 00:26:48.640 so that whatever B-roll goes with something is shot immediately after the A-roll section, 774 00:26:48.673 --> 00:26:50.609 Linus: so that we're not screwing around. James: Yeah, it's easier. 775 00:26:51.943 --> 00:26:52.944 Linus: That would be awesome. 776 00:26:52.944 --> 00:26:53.278 James: Yeah. 777 00:26:53.378 --> 00:26:56.381 Linus: Okay, I am going to promise that in my video today. 778 00:26:57.148 --> 00:26:58.984 Linus: We'll need like a big pen or something, 779 00:26:59.017 --> 00:27:01.386 because I want to write segue and then I'm going to say, 780 00:27:01.386 --> 00:27:02.420 \"and that's the tip of the iceberg\", 781 00:27:02.420 --> 00:27:04.623 and then we'll have someone under frame poke this in. 782 00:27:06.191 --> 00:27:06.891 Linus: Oh, what's that down there? 783 00:27:06.992 --> 00:27:10.028 Linus: \"Oh, that's the tip of this segue to our sponsor\". 784 00:27:10.028 --> 00:27:12.297 James: So you wanna do like stylized like an iceberg 785 00:27:12.297 --> 00:27:13.498 and then just like segue and big... 786 00:27:13.498 --> 00:27:15.200 Linus: No, no; the iceberg will just be the- 787 00:27:15.233 --> 00:27:16.067 James: Just the paper itself. 788 00:27:16.201 --> 00:27:16.534 Linus: Yeah. 789 00:27:16.568 --> 00:27:18.269 Linus: Oh, yeah; actually, that's pretty funny. 790 00:27:18.303 --> 00:27:19.804 James: Like yeah, I can draw the bottom of it. Linus: We could have a snowcap. 791 00:27:20.038 --> 00:27:21.039 James: Yeah, yeah. 792 00:27:21.139 --> 00:27:24.275 Linus: But we'll probably need a marker for the Segway so that it's legible. 793 00:27:24.275 --> 00:27:25.644 James: Yeah, I can just shave that in. 794 00:27:25.644 --> 00:27:26.211 Linus: You think so? 795 00:27:26.344 --> 00:27:27.779 Linus: If you have that talent, then that's great. 796 00:27:27.979 --> 00:27:28.446 James: Yeah. 797 00:27:28.480 --> 00:27:28.847 Linus: I don't. 798 00:27:28.947 --> 00:27:29.314 Sammy: Andy has... 799 00:27:29.314 --> 00:27:30.181 Linus: Andy has a marker. 800 00:27:30.181 --> 00:27:31.416 Linus: How does Andy have everything? 801 00:27:31.916 --> 00:27:32.817 Sammy: He should have everything. 802 00:27:32.817 --> 00:27:33.985 Linus: What an absolute Chad. 803 00:27:34.085 --> 00:27:37.055 Sammy: You have markers, Andrew has the knife. 804 00:27:37.155 --> 00:27:38.390 Sammy: What does Glenn have, man? 805 00:27:38.490 --> 00:27:39.691 Andy: Glenn has a multi tool. 806 00:27:39.824 --> 00:27:40.725 Sammy: The multi tool. 807 00:27:40.859 --> 00:27:41.693 Sammy and Andy: Hahahahahaha. 808 00:27:42.694 --> 00:27:44.329 James: Am I going to get all the letters in here? 809 00:27:45.897 --> 00:27:46.498 Sammy: I don't think so. 810 00:27:47.732 --> 00:27:49.868 Sammy: Is this, Is that the tip? 811 00:27:50.769 --> 00:27:53.338 James: Well no, it would be up here because it would be like, 812 00:27:53.471 --> 00:27:56.374 you know, sticking out like that; and then you reveal the rest. 813 00:27:56.408 --> 00:27:57.108 Sammy: Ooooh. 814 00:27:57.442 --> 00:27:58.476 Linus: You're still at that, hey? 815 00:27:58.510 --> 00:28:00.345 Linus: Okay James, when you're done I have a new assignment. 816 00:28:00.445 --> 00:28:01.312 James: Alright, well then I'm done. 817 00:28:01.780 --> 00:28:02.514 Linus: ...to accept it. 818 00:28:05.917 --> 00:28:08.353 Linus: What I'd like you to do is go around with Andy 819 00:28:08.386 --> 00:28:10.822 and start getting b-roll clips and do guidance, 820 00:28:10.822 --> 00:28:12.590 and put the clip number right in there for Mark 821 00:28:12.624 --> 00:28:13.758 so we can turn this around as fast- 822 00:28:13.792 --> 00:28:15.360 Linus: You were here for the same briefing as me, 823 00:28:15.393 --> 00:28:18.363 Linus: so hopefully you can just figure it out. 824 00:28:18.396 --> 00:28:19.431 James: I'll figure it out; I'll talk to people, yeah. 825 00:28:19.431 --> 00:28:20.365 Linus: Alright, see you later. 826 00:28:21.099 --> 00:28:23.334 Linus: I'm going to try to stay as on-script as possible, 827 00:28:23.368 --> 00:28:27.772 and I will script myself a couple unscripted segments; if that makes sense. 828 00:28:27.772 --> 00:28:28.273 James: Yeah, I get it. 829 00:28:28.273 --> 00:28:28.640 Linus: Okay. 830 00:28:28.640 --> 00:28:31.776 Linus: Like its bigger brother, it gets a PCIe Gen 5 x8 interface, 831 00:28:31.943 --> 00:28:33.044 so we can put up a spec sheet; 832 00:28:33.611 --> 00:28:37.649 and very competitive performance against the NVIDIA Pro card Intel's positioning it against. 833 00:28:37.649 --> 00:28:42.821 We put up the slide with the... compared to the RTX 1000; I hate their new naming. 834 00:28:43.822 --> 00:28:45.156 James: Well, we can just put slide number. 835 00:28:45.557 --> 00:28:46.891 James: Right? Is there a page number? Linus: Absolutely. 836 00:28:46.925 --> 00:28:49.294 Linus: So yeah, if you want to go through and start doing that, then- 837 00:28:50.061 --> 00:28:53.498 Sammy: World record speed for faster shooting to writing a script and shooting? 838 00:28:53.598 --> 00:28:56.034 Linus: Oh I mean, you wouldn't believe what we used to do back in the day. 839 00:28:56.034 --> 00:28:57.669 Nick: You talk fast, record it, and then you slow it down later. 840 00:28:58.970 --> 00:29:01.973 Linus: We actually were talking about doing a video like that. 841 00:29:01.973 --> 00:29:04.676 Linus: Thought it would be kind of funny to try to speak twice as fast. 842 00:29:05.510 --> 00:29:08.113 Linus: Sammy, I might have you be the segue holder. 843 00:29:08.146 --> 00:29:08.713 Sammy: Okay. 844 00:29:08.813 --> 00:29:10.348 Sammy: Can I be in the credit then? 845 00:29:11.349 --> 00:29:12.317 Linus: I mean, I don't know. 846 00:29:12.417 --> 00:29:13.184 Sammy: Credit segue? 847 00:29:13.184 --> 00:29:14.786 Sammy: Hahahahahahahaha. 848 00:29:15.053 --> 00:29:16.221 Sammy: I'm joking. 849 00:29:17.021 --> 00:29:18.556 Linus: I don't know, dude; I don't- 850 00:29:18.890 --> 00:29:20.558 Linus: Are these two the same? Nope. 851 00:29:21.326 --> 00:29:22.827 Oh, passive and- Okay, cool. 852 00:29:22.861 --> 00:29:24.095 Linus: Yeah, let's go with the active one. 853 00:29:24.662 --> 00:29:26.231 Linus: The GPU in my hand. 854 00:29:26.264 --> 00:29:31.503 The Intel Arc Pro B60 is quite possibly the most important GPU. 855 00:29:31.536 --> 00:29:33.438 James: In order would be... 856 00:29:33.938 --> 00:29:36.708 James: And if the demos they have running in the street or anything to go by, 857 00:29:36.741 --> 00:29:37.909 we should get a couple of those. 858 00:29:37.909 --> 00:29:38.543 Linus: Oh yeah, sure. 859 00:29:39.244 --> 00:29:40.078 Andy: Okay, go for it. 860 00:29:40.979 --> 00:29:44.082 Andy: 3, 2, 1, cut. 861 00:29:44.215 --> 00:29:45.049 Andy: aaa7. 862 00:29:45.450 --> 00:29:48.486 Linus: Color surge, how is that even possible? 863 00:29:49.287 --> 00:29:51.055 Linus: Ah, yes; zero is 50. 864 00:29:53.391 --> 00:29:54.092 Linus: Brilliant. 865 00:29:54.859 --> 00:29:55.560 Linus: Oh, boy. 866 00:29:55.760 --> 00:29:56.628 James: Negative brightness. 867 00:29:56.728 --> 00:29:57.762 Linus: Is this helping, Andy? 868 00:30:00.398 --> 00:30:01.566 Andy: It's definitely not linear. 869 00:30:02.600 --> 00:30:04.335 Sammy: It's not doing anything on my screen. 870 00:30:05.503 --> 00:30:06.638 Linus: And that's all we've got. 871 00:30:08.773 --> 00:30:09.707 Linus: Oh, backlight. 872 00:30:10.308 --> 00:30:11.075 Linus: Ah, yes. 873 00:30:11.075 --> 00:30:11.709 Sammy: We did it! 874 00:30:12.377 --> 00:30:13.111 Linus: Let's go red. 875 00:30:13.778 --> 00:30:15.980 Linus: Ta-da! Oh, let's go! Sammy: Yaayyy. 876 00:30:16.447 --> 00:30:17.448 Sammy: The real tech tips. 877 00:30:17.749 --> 00:30:20.418 Linus: Oh, the real tech tips are the friends we made along the way Sammy. 878 00:30:21.119 --> 00:30:21.653 Linus: Okay. 879 00:30:21.920 --> 00:30:24.355 Linus: Oh, she's heavy! She's a heavy boy. 880 00:30:24.823 --> 00:30:27.492 Linus: Come on heavy boy, you're okay. 881 00:30:27.625 --> 00:30:28.760 Linus: You're okay heavy boy. 882 00:30:28.827 --> 00:30:30.795 No, no, you can't come too far forward to defeat. 883 00:30:31.596 --> 00:30:32.030 There we go. 884 00:30:32.530 --> 00:30:33.598 Ah, right there. 885 00:30:34.299 --> 00:30:35.233 That's the spot. 886 00:30:36.201 --> 00:30:36.801 Linus: Good boy. 887 00:30:37.268 --> 00:30:38.102 Sammy: I can feel the stress. 888 00:30:38.169 --> 00:30:39.170 Sammy: Hahahahahahaha. 889 00:30:40.004 --> 00:30:42.540 Linus: I have dropped very few demos in booths. 890 00:30:43.308 --> 00:30:44.442 Sammy: That's not a good answer. 891 00:30:44.609 --> 00:30:45.376 Linus: It's not zero. 892 00:30:46.044 --> 00:30:48.613 Linus: It's a non-zero number, but it's not many. 893 00:30:48.713 --> 00:30:52.951 Linus: Whereas I think you guys are showing that the progress that Arc has made. 894 00:30:53.418 --> 00:30:56.521 Linus: Like, obviously you guys know the first product wasn't perfect. 895 00:30:57.222 --> 00:30:58.456 Intel rep: We still have a long way to go. 896 00:30:58.489 --> 00:31:00.725 Linus: Everyone knows it wasn't perfect; and Battlemage, 897 00:31:00.859 --> 00:31:04.095 it's not perfect either but good lord the progress, right? 898 00:31:04.963 --> 00:31:07.465 That's what matters right now, the trajectory. 899 00:31:07.498 --> 00:31:13.071 And so I just... you're literally the only ones that I'm looking at going, 900 00:31:13.071 --> 00:31:17.742 okay you know, I can build a $500 gaming PC. 901 00:31:18.643 --> 00:31:22.614 Right? Who am I- How are we supposed to access people who can't afford, 902 00:31:24.182 --> 00:31:26.217 you know, $500 for just the GPU? 903 00:31:26.251 --> 00:31:26.618 Intel rep: Yeah. 904 00:31:26.618 --> 00:31:27.118 Linus: Right? 905 00:31:27.252 --> 00:31:29.854 Linus: And it's just like this entire segment of the market 906 00:31:29.854 --> 00:31:32.190 just feels like they're completely abandoned; 907 00:31:32.190 --> 00:31:35.026 nobody's listening to them, nobody cares about them. 908 00:31:35.059 --> 00:31:38.663 And uniquely, you guys are in a position to like fix this. 909 00:31:39.197 --> 00:31:39.564 Intel rep: Yeah. 910 00:31:39.597 --> 00:31:41.866 Linus: And on the business side too, 911 00:31:41.966 --> 00:31:45.203 why do I have to pay that kind of money for some sh**tastic 912 00:31:45.236 --> 00:31:48.106 last-gen VRAM-starved piece of crap? 913 00:31:48.673 --> 00:31:49.173 Linus: Right? 914 00:31:49.207 --> 00:31:51.109 Intel rep: Well, you remember the mining days; that's why. 915 00:31:51.209 --> 00:31:53.077 Intel rep: It's the AI is the new mining. 916 00:31:53.177 --> 00:31:56.080 Linus: I don't even think that's why, I don't even buy that! 917 00:31:56.114 --> 00:31:56.581 Intel rep: Hahahaha. 918 00:31:56.581 --> 00:31:58.082 Linus: I don't even buy that because like, 919 00:31:59.017 --> 00:32:02.053 all the mining days showed us was that people would take it. 920 00:32:03.021 --> 00:32:03.521 Right? 921 00:32:04.022 --> 00:32:06.658 And that the competition wasn't going to catch up. 922 00:32:06.691 --> 00:32:08.927 That's what NVIDIA learned from mining. 923 00:32:09.827 --> 00:32:13.064 And I'm just tired of it, man; tired of it. 924 00:32:13.064 --> 00:32:13.965 Everyone's tired of it. 925 00:32:14.198 --> 00:32:14.632 Intel rep: Yep. 926 00:32:14.666 --> 00:32:17.135 Linus: Like, we want to be excited again. 927 00:32:17.201 --> 00:32:20.238 Linus: We had a really good meeting with Intel, I think. 928 00:32:20.271 --> 00:32:24.709 Not sure if it made certain people there like me any more than they did before, 929 00:32:24.709 --> 00:32:29.080 but definitely got a chance to kind of say what I wanted to say 930 00:32:29.113 --> 00:32:34.252 about the state of the availability of MSRP Battlemage cards. 931 00:32:35.586 --> 00:32:37.755 Managed to get a solid commitment, 932 00:32:37.789 --> 00:32:42.493 verbal commitment that they will get me what their plan is to make sure 933 00:32:42.527 --> 00:32:45.897 that Battlemage is available in the U.S. at MSRP. 934 00:32:47.231 --> 00:32:49.867 That's the most you can really ask for at stuff like this. 935 00:32:49.901 --> 00:32:56.941 They showed off the new prosumer / professional Arc Pro, 936 00:32:57.208 --> 00:32:59.444 which looks extremely compelling. 937 00:32:59.444 --> 00:33:02.580 I mean, I don't use a professional card. 938 00:33:03.848 --> 00:33:06.651 You might not even know anyone who uses a professional card; 939 00:33:06.651 --> 00:33:08.786 but trust me, this is a big deal. 940 00:33:10.288 --> 00:33:13.391 Certified drivers on something that costs like 300 bucks. 941 00:33:16.461 --> 00:33:16.995 That's good. 942 00:33:17.662 --> 00:33:19.664 Sammy: But yeah, we can't talk about what happened. 943 00:33:19.664 --> 00:33:21.566 Sammy: But yeah you were really, like heated 944 00:33:21.566 --> 00:33:23.835 and like, I like heated but I get more passionate about it. 945 00:33:24.602 --> 00:33:26.504 Linus: I was probably a little too intense. 946 00:33:26.604 --> 00:33:26.904 Sammy: Yeah. 947 00:33:26.938 --> 00:33:27.705 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 948 00:33:27.705 --> 00:33:31.209 Linus: But I think I was really set off by this slide 949 00:33:31.209 --> 00:33:34.779 that they had in their deck for Arc Pro that was like, 950 00:33:34.779 --> 00:33:39.050 \"unparalleled performance per dollar for Arc\", right? For the non-pro. 951 00:33:39.384 --> 00:33:43.254 And it had a little asterisk at the bottom of it that was like, 952 00:33:44.155 --> 00:33:50.395 \"based on cards under $300 as of November 2024\". 953 00:33:50.395 --> 00:33:53.164 And I'm like, right because right out of the gate, 954 00:33:53.164 --> 00:33:54.999 you guys had them available at MSRP. 955 00:33:54.999 --> 00:34:00.938 And then they haven't been available at MSRP in the States functionally since then. 956 00:34:01.272 --> 00:34:03.875 So it's very convenient, right? 957 00:34:03.875 --> 00:34:06.277 The way that you're talking about the performance per dollar here. 958 00:34:06.277 --> 00:34:09.781 And realistically like Arc is still great performance per dollar 959 00:34:09.781 --> 00:34:15.853 at $380 or whatever it is right now on Newegg; but that's not what's on your slide. 960 00:34:15.853 --> 00:34:20.425 Like, can we not? Can we not!? Can we just not!? Can we just not!? 961 00:34:21.159 --> 00:34:23.828 Don't make a liar out of me, right? 962 00:34:23.828 --> 00:34:25.196 Like, I don't like that. 963 00:34:25.696 --> 00:34:31.636 Don't tell me that it's this, when you know full well it's not that. 964 00:34:31.736 --> 00:34:34.072 And realistically you know, in fairness to them, 965 00:34:34.172 --> 00:34:37.842 I think that once you're you know, at a certain level you're not 966 00:34:37.842 --> 00:34:40.978 looking at the pricing of these cards every day on Newegg or whatever; 967 00:34:40.978 --> 00:34:42.747 you're doing strategic business things. 968 00:34:42.747 --> 00:34:45.483 And they probably didn't even like realize, 969 00:34:45.483 --> 00:34:49.620 oh, yeah no, you actually can't buy a single B580 for under like, 970 00:34:49.620 --> 00:34:51.155 almost $400 in the U.S. 971 00:34:53.357 --> 00:34:57.462 But they were willing to say okay well, we'll get back to you. 972 00:34:57.462 --> 00:35:00.064 We'll let you know what the plan is and we'll do like an update on WAN Show. 973 00:35:00.531 --> 00:35:04.001 That's the most I can do, because I can't actually change the price myself. 974 00:35:04.769 --> 00:35:08.072 I used to be able to do that when I was a product manager."}