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Okay, yes, I know, last episode, total cliffhanger with some of you expressing frustration that we left you with these apparently, whatever that means.

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Anyway, we never meant to lead you on, but between the desk, the monitors, and the troubleshooting, it was just way too much for one video.

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But we're back at it with 16K Gaming, and this episode will be the last, and it's going to work, we hope.

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Synergy allows you to share your mouse and keyboard between multiple computers at once.

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Check it out now at the link in the video description.

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Okay, so here's where we left off.

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Some of the monitors are running correctly, 4K 60Hz.

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Some of them are not working at all.

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And some of them are somewhere in between at this god-awful 1024x768 resolution with pillar boxes.

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So, troubleshooting.

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We reseated our graphics cards.

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We double-checked the connections on our QuadroSync card.

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And finally, it might be the painstakingly cable-managed 25-foot generic DisplayPort cables.

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I've got the new ones.

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Freaking fantastic.

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Okay.

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So, while Jake works on swapping the cables out, I want to get into a little bit more detail about the 16K experience we are trying to create here.

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We wanted to upstage our last insane resolution gaming setup in every possible way.

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So, we reached out to Acer, who graciously provided 16 of their 4K Predator XB1 gaming displays.

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We weren't able to make use of all of them.

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We wanted to make use of all of their gaming features like G-Sync and R-Config.

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But, their IPS panels are an absolute must for a monitor array that's so large that in regular use,

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you could actually be looking at it from 30 to 50 degrees off-center.

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Let's move around to where Jake's working and take a closer look at the cabling.

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Even with some clever cable management,

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using these stealthed power lines,

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using these stealthed power lines,

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using these stealthed power bars that we've got here,

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we needed four pounds of power cords,

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and we actually need two wall circuits in order to run this monstrosity.

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Because with a typical power consumption of around 70 watts each,

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our monitors alone draw more than 1,100 watts from the wall.

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And, sending an image to the monitors was no easy battle either.

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So, our original setup had a whopping 300 feet of DisplayPort cabling all nicely managed into the desk.

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Save for a little bit that's kind of hanging out the back here.

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Jake's shrinking that down to 240 feet now.

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Basically, a lot of DisplayPort cabling.

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And, I think we've got all the replacements in, right?

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Yep.

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Okay!

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Wait for it, wait for it.

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Oh.

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Hold on.

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What?

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What is this?

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What?

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What is this?

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What?

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What?

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What?

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This isn't 16 Gamer's One CPU, is it?

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This isn't 16 Gamer's One CPU, is it?

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No.

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No.

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Yes!

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Yes!

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Yes!

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Wow, yeah.

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Wait, are they all 4K?

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Uh, looks like it, yeah.

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Uh, looks like it, yeah.

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Alright!

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There it is!

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16 Ks of soon-to-be gaming glory!

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And this is probably even more impressive than you realize,

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because remember, 16K is not twice as much as 8K.

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And 8K is...

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And 8K is...

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And 8K is not twice as much as 4K.

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We are talking about a 4X increase in pixel count as we move up.

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So to put this thing in perspective,

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look at the 1080p full HD monitor that you're probably watching this video on right now.

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16K is 64 times the total pixels.

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Your 1080p monitor would be this big.

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That's it!

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Now, let's talk about how we're planning to drive them.

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We learned a lot from our last crazy experiment,

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when we were the first to game at 8K on YouTube.

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And there were three problems we needed to solve.

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One, we were running a mere two graphics cards last time,

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with consumer amounts of video memory.

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That needed to be rectified.

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Two, NVIDIA's consumer-grade display spanning,

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NB Surround, is not very flexible.

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Three, when you run a 3D application across multiple cards,

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there can be a desynchronized jelly effect,

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when you move left and right, that's pretty nauseating.

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Thankfully, Guardian Angel NVIDIA saved the day,

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supplying us with four of their Quadro P5000s,

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valued at a total of about 10,000 US dollars.

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And I saw a lot of comments on the last video,

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like, why Quadros?

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Quadros aren't for gaming.

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Blah, blah, blah, blah.

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Well, okay.

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If you went to Linus University,

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you would know that they game just fine.

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And you'd also know that they address a lot of those problems for us.

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Each of our P5000s has similar performance to a GTX 1080,

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but with a whopping 16 gigs of VRAM.

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So that is 64 gigs total for all DIMM pixels,

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since we're not running an SLI.

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professional Quadro cards have a different display combining utility,

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called Mosaic,

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that can scale to far more displays than NB Surround.

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to address the jelly effect,

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and keep this entire wall of monitors in sync,

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they have this extra little connector,

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to plug into a Quadro Sync 2 card.

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And it works.

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Hopefully.

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This is like the last video.

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You told me it was going to work.

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It is going to work.

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Oh.

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And it...

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It worked.

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And it...

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And it works.

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Now, to be clear,

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this feature is really designed for jumbotrons

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and large format digital signage,

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like a Times Square video wall versus gaming.

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But we appreciate NVIDIA agreeing to let us showcase it for that,

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which is coming very, very soon now.

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let's get started.

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It's actually pretty darn clean.

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Okay, also, since we're in here, holy crap.

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That's right, my friends, 15,360 by 8640.

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And we are gonna launch some freaking games

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after we take a closer look at the table.

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So if you didn't see it in part one,

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this custom version of Icy Table's desk

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expands their normal design from six to 16 monitors.

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But everything else about it is actually this cool,

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even if you just get a regular one.

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So the entirety of the desk is customizable

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from the Bluetooth controllable RGB lighting

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to the swappable fascia panels,

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which might I mention come in a variety of colors.

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The tempered glass desk can also sport a graphic under it,

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which is pretty sick.

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So you can show off your favorite game, car,

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or waifu if that's your mojo.

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And there's built-in,

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cable management for the integrated case

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that they call the T-Con.

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This is some desk PC final form shit right here.

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So are you ready to launch a game?

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Yeah, what should we do first?

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First?

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Minecraft?

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We gotta do some fucking Minecraft, yeah.

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You almost need a separate desk

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so you can desk while you desk.

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Or, ooh.

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Okay, hold on, I got this.

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It's like, oh my goodness, that's a lot of pixels.

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Loading world.

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Wow.

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Whoa.

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Holy actual balls.

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I will confess to you, I have never played Minecraft.

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Do we have a fraps counter?

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This is probably what, like 800 by 600?

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So F11.

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So we were at 400 FPS.

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It's just gone.

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Click F3.

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I think you can see F3.

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There we go.

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There we go.

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No.

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So we're running at like, ooh.

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Ooh, we saw a hitch there.

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We're running at like 40 to 50 frames per second

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at 16K.

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16K!

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That's like 5 billion pixels a second

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or something like that.

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No, we can't see VRAM usage.

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We just gotta get...

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Do you have afterburner?

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Afterburner, yeah.

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No way!

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Nine gigabytes.

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Every GPU is using exactly the same amount of memory.

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It might be shared, Jake.

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Yeah.

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All right, next game.

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Let's do one that we haven't tried yet.

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Rise of the Tomb Raider.

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Go low settings just so we like have some VRAM possibilities there.

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Sure.

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Okay.

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Here we go.

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You ready?

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Yeah.

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Oh.

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Whoa!

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Okay.

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Game launched.

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No way.

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Three FPS.

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Start benchmarks.

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Remember there's more, there's more to lag about a game than just the frame rate.

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Yeah.

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Click.

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Oh.

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Yes!

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Holy crap.

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Like the game's not even running in real time right now.

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Like, do you notice how long that fade took?

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Yeah.

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I mean, it looks great.

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Even like up close, right?

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Cause this is, this is still 4K level of detail on every screen, right?

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Yeah.

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I think this is about one frame per second.

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Lara Croft is actually like your size.

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Tallest.

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Taller than me.

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Look at this.

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Look at her head, it's huge.

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This is like, this is actual size.

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You heard it here first.

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This is video games in real size.

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Maybe I didn't hold the escape key for long enough.

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Oh, wow.

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Yes.

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I'm, oh, wow.

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Oh, no.

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Holy balls.

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I gotta know what video memory, I mean, it must've just been pinned.

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Yeah.

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So we were purely limited by VRAM.

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Like it was swapping out to system memory.

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So that's interesting.

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That means...

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So we were at 65%.

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So there was 30% more performance in there.

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We could've been running at 1.3 frames per second.

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Look at the power usage.

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We only ever went up to 50.

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On most of the phones.

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Oh, that's really interesting.

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So this is like frame, frame, frame, frame, frame, frame.

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Like frame, system memory, frame, system memory.

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Very interesting.

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Well, let's just try Half-Life 2 then.

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Here we go.

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I mean, this is running on this.

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Oh.

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Oh, damn.

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No way.

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Wow.

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Oh, my God.

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Look at these tiny options.

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We're at the right resolution.

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Go to advanced in the bottom right there.

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Hell yeah.

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Can we turn off the setting?

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Oh, my God.

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It's like way over here.

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Oh, crap.

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Sorry.

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This is actually...

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How about you give me the mouse?

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You know what?

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No, I can do it.

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You can do it.

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And then once you get to the...

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What's our frame rate?

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Uh, 100.

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Now 70.

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No way.

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That's totally playable.

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Minus the like insane tearing.

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Okay, let's turn V-Sync on.

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Does it not have built-in V-Sync?

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Oh, here it is.

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Enabled.

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There we go.

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That actually fixed the tearing.

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That's not bad.

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Wow.

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What are we at?

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40?

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How's the input lag?

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You know what?

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A lot better than you would think.

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Memory usage is only 8 gigs.

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Yeah, so temps are getting up there and power's getting up there.

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Actually, not as much as I would have thought.

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Very interesting.

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All right.

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So you can play Half-Life 2 at 16K.

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Okay, what else we got?

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Shadow of Mordor, maybe?

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This is a disaster.

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Geographical coordinates of our children's birthplace.

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Putting Billy Bob Thornton on your ARM is a disaster.

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I'm just looking for it.

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Let's just launch it.

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Oh, there you go.

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Wow.

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Wicked.

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This is not the right resolution, though.

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Not even close.

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Yeah, this is like 1080 or something.

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Loading.

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And also, it's completely crashed now.

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Okay.

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Well, this game's just broke.

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Did it manage to lock up the system?

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Nope.

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Okay, system's up.

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All right.

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So we're going to try one more game, then.

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Say a five.

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Oh, my God.

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It worked.

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Whoa.

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Wow.

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Oh, my goodness.

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This is impossible to read.

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Oh, my God.

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Look at the UI.

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You got your...

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The mini-maps over here.

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They took a mini-map to a whole nother level.

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We got the settler over there.

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How am I supposed to choose?

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Okay, choose production for the...

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Oh, my God.

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Where is it?

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Oh, my God.

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It's way up there.

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I'm going to make a granary.

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A monument, you mean?

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Is it a monument?

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I don't know.

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I can't read it.

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What frame rate is this running at?

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20.

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20 FPS.

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Not bad.

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Do you have afterburner open?

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Not bad.

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All right.

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Let's find out.

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Civ V, medium details, 8K.

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Not bad.

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Power?

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9 gigs.

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Huh.

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So there you have it, guys.

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Once again.

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You saw it here first.

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16K gaming on the PC.

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Let's see you do that on an Xbox.

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Let's see you do 4K on an Xbox.

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Maybe you're a Mac person primarily,

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for two or more sessions.

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