iPhone 7 Headphone Jack Mod CONFIRMED - WAN Show September 8, 2017
Linus Tech Tips
·Linus Tech Tips
·2018-05-06
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well i mean make sure you like oh we're live by the way but i'm going to try
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yeah make sure you don't be an idiot it'll probably be more interesting to work
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just being honest maybe i can try to recruit people while
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i'm there i'll just like get a sign sit on the side of the road be like need
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developers please help
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if if you know javascript
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it's specifically angular
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oh welcome to the wand show you guys
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before the show and then we usually try to do lunch once a week but we missed
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last week and i think we missed the week before yeah this is the only time luke
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and i talk to each other
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so like yeah you'll have to forgive us
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honestly it doesn't account for all of it part of it is that i was reviewing a
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script with taryn before this and i was doing that late because i was building a
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machine with one of our rog rig reboot winners right before that pretty banging
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machine did you see it looks really nice i didn't like really inspect it but it
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looks really nice 7700k 32 gigs RAM RGB
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up the butt um 1080 ti strix
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165 hertz monitor basically as good as i would ever
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recommend awesome like anything beyond that you're like kind of dumb like for
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gaming really really intense diminishing returns yeah yeah or or you do literally
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worse yeah unless you do something else yeah um
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so so yeah we were just chatting about Floatplane luke is leaving the country
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yup not permanently no one here will notice
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yeah well they'll
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what will they notice they'll notice your car not in the
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parking lot ah yes maybe yeah that's about it yeah now that you have that
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like hidden away the furthest away from any entrance office as far as i know
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um like the most awkward you would only go there if you were going to my office
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possible location and then i entered not
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from the main entrance now and my really right well i enter from that side and
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then i just do like a really quick loop yep go up here basically your private
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stairwell
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dennis was dennis just mentioned before the show that he's seen me like 10 times
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this year dennis i think i'm less in focus now
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i think so we have a we have a mom so while well you're getting that in focus
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yeah hi mom oh
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i'm good i miss you i miss you too this is
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probably the point where she mentions that i also don't see my mom i'm not sending him anywhere unsafe it's okay
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oh i don't know if she knows that i'm going out of the country
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all right i was just checking just checking
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it's not like somalia no it's fine yeah
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so you are sending him somewhere well i'm sending myself yeah yeah
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like he's the ceo of that company and he made an executive decision that he
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needed to have a meeting out of the country and informed me that he was
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going yeah it sounds very much to me like Linus is
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working super super hard to
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direct me in a different direction away from himself and that something is going
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on that i should be very concerned about
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that's pretty conspiracy theory i'm just gonna put that out there
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no this is completely my idea i'm going to sweden so like
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it's not like i don't want to go there um and i'm visiting a guy that i've
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known for a long time and we're going to work on some floor plan stuff
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okay all right all right i can live with that i can live with that however
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luke sometimes you forget the cardinal rule that is you do not leave the
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country without telling your mother right i did sort of forget that part i'm
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also leaving tomorrow and i haven't booked my ticket yet
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what it's fine there's available
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he's getting mothered on both sides right now by the way just so you know
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i'm with you on this awesome that's great thank you Linus
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it'll work uh it'll be fine yeah yeah
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yeah sure i have a place to stay
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that i can't really detail but i do have a place to stay this time i have traveled without a place to stay before
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this is an improvement yeah i think i don't want to know
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anymore all right well thank you for calling in
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it's always a pleasure all right always a pleasure Linus bye okay bye
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love you too bye all right so we've got a great show for
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you guys today Intel's 18 core high-end desktop die
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has been pictured the iphone 8
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is rumored to cost more due to samsung's
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control of OLED display supply
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apparently we're putting a headphone jack back into the iphone 7. well we're
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not but sometimes oh this is the same guy i believe
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that like built his own iphone out of a whole bunch of little components do you
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hear about that okay i believe this is the same guy so he went to china and
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went to like the little shops that had little like individual iphone components
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and he built his whole own one that like works and stuff and like the touch id
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and everything functions really it's pretty cool it's it's took him months
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but then he was like traveling in and out because he was like working there and doing all this kind of stuff and
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he's doing it just like over time on the side it's a really cool video series
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it's quite a long video but it's really interesting i believe this is the same
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guy but i'm not 100 certain and then AMD vega 11 enters production
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oh oh i'm going to use the stream deck stream deck
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didn't work what really
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i tested this last didn't work again are you wait wait wait wait i love it are
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you using the uh are you using the i'm not using anything uh hold on hold on
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are you using xsplit blog broadcaster ptr
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i don't think so i didn't launch this oh we have to use the public test release
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if we want to oh that's fine yeah i didn't launch this it was already set up
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when i got here hashtag yeah yeah okay so just to talk about oh
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no we're playing the intro yeah look
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those are there's only two views
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i didn't put on the shirt before the show i'm gonna have to change into it
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and risk a nip slip oh my dang it i'll i'll body block you
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twitch's terms of service are going to be the end of me yep
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all right damn nipple equality
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uh oh oh wait hold on yeah and we're
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back oh man
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i am excited for today's show for one
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reason and that is that i didn't do the okay so i think i figured it out it's
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when we put the computer to sleep and wake it back up with xsplit still
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running that the uh the capture cards
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oh don't die so i have solved the mystery
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okay the camera just no no that's fine it's fine it'll come back that one's
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already working though hold on just give it a sec it's all good everything's you
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can tell which one the camera one is by the way it is everything's amazing oh
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yeah i guess i could have done that um okay so our first topic was posted by the
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benjamins on the forum and the original article here is from hexis.net
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famous overclocker der bauer you know what i think derbauer does so well even
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though professional overclockers uh generally are like
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really well known within the professional overclocking community so
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basically like it's a big circle circle congratulations um
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circle congratulations
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i think the reason that he has kind of broken out into the mainstream is the
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guy's got a personality he does i've met him he's cool yeah well i haven't met
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him but i like his videos yeah like he's actually super cool i ran into him at um
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computex and he's roasted us before and i still like his videos really i didn't
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know he roasted like youtube tech reviewers
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i was like all right all right roman let's talk
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am i included with youtube tech reviewers
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you might be i don't review anything anymore oh i mean if you think about it
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i mean there's still like graphs and opinions in our videos
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that's okay i'm over it okay so right here
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uh on the left is the 7900x
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so this is the 10 core uh core i9 and on the right
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is the utterly massive
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18 core die of the upcoming
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79 20 x
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so there's a couple of takeaways here number one is that in case you were
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wondering 18 cores means a bigger die
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than 10 cores which will hopefully have at least
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some positive effect on our ability to cool this bloody thing because we
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actually have a video coming on de-litting
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Intel processors uh that's coming really soon we do the mainstream and the
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high-end nice so we uh we strip down a 7900x because we can almost did it for
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nope can't talk about it
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i don't even know about this but didn't
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oh yeah wait what never mind oh move on
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continue okay um
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where was i going with this right so we know that it's bigger which will
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hopefully help us move heat away from it because hopefully
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the the heat density won't be any higher so if we
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just put a really powerful cooler on it that's got an enormous cooling plate
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then maybe we'll be okay and it also tells us based on that
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that's a shiny clean die that Intel is still using
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an easy to clean thermal interface material rather than soldering the dye
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so as some of you probably know AMD is
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soldering the dies on their ryzen and Threadripper chips um i do still intend
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to try to delete a threadripper it should theoretically be possible um
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because did you see the vanity threadrippers that they provided to
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youtubers and uh and influencers so
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it's a threadripper chip with um your publication name oh that's lasered into
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the top yeah so but it doesn't work well i want it to work so you're gonna
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take that off and swap it with it that's cool so yeah that's going to be a video
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project sometime in the next little bit okay what's the what's the theory
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the theory hypothesis how are you going to go about this so i plan to do it the
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same way that i did the qx 6700 way back
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in the day okay so what i did was i
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carefully and i'm gonna use the dead one to investigate how well it works because
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what do i have to lose it's a good one yeah um so i'll i'll cut the seal all
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around it and so you just have to be really careful that you didn't go too
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deep with the razor blade so you don't cut off a resistor or something yeah
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then what i did was i just put some thermal paste on it
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put it onto a pot and then put the pot on a hot element on
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the stove okay that way as soon as the solder
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gets hot enough it'll release
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and you can just pop it off and get it away from the hot element so that way
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you don't heat it up any more than you have to and also you don't heat up any
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part of the chip that you don't have to any more than you have to that makes
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sense because i was thinking you're going to have to heat it in some way and i was worried that you'd fry it that way
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yeah so the qx 6700 that i did back in the day did survive and then the way
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that i got the solder off was actually just with a plastic scraping tool um and
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a lot of patience so that's that's my plan and we'll see if it works
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maybe twitch chat is telling me about how it's not going to work
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um in the dashboard it's just full of people getting timeouts so maybe i'll
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have to go to the public view to see the to see the actual twitch chat yeah
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hopefully i can hit the pause button before we get an echo apparently people
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are pretty uh pretty roasted about how out of focus we are right now
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um i don't know oh damn oh damn Colton's
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gonna have camera people come in and try and do it twice oh you look out of focus
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i don't know about myself i just look shiny we're both the same okay tell you
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what tell you what just for you guys we're gonna pause the
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show we're gonna okay Colton Colton um
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the the the wheel on the front what do you do i love the lens it looks like
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Linus is wearing green lipsticks okay let's take a picture let's do it let's do it okay okay
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no worse ask ave i'd love to uh we tried
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to contact him okay other way he was like
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other way that looks good no not quite no too far
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that oh a little bit yeah that's that looks good yeah i mean we're like right
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up against this now anyways it's actually still yeah it's really soft
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yeah i don't even i don't even get this like where are we in focus i think it's
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like way up here okay you got to come further back this way come on back
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yeah it's like here my hand is nice and in focus oh too far
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what well that's not that's not that better that's a lot let's go with that
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let's go with that all right all right uh okay cool so what else do we know
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depth of field and focus on different things what i was saying was we could get one
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with a wider one so that it seems like we're more in focus more often because
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the focus is a constant problem yep so we could we could turn less apertures
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and then deeper depth yeah of focus field okay
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um the iphone 8 will apparently cost more
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because samsung is controlling OLED
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supply also there will apparently
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be no touch id due to 3d touch so this
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was posted by red round two on the forum and the original article here is from
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nine to five mac what i want to know nine to five mac is
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why you guys aren't willing to put in the extra hours
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typical employer question look at these guys they even want to be
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paid for their lunch they only work eight actual hours so they probably take
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a half hour lunch they probably take two 15-minute smoke breaks
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come on you guys smoking you're disappointed you're
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disappointing me here you're disappointing me here okay um
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so let's go ahead and run through run through what we got here
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so it's the new iphone's display is expected to include a flexible OLED
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panel an OLED touch panel a 3d touch mono module and an OLED panel module but
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samsung will be responsible for providing each OLED part with the only
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exception in the stack being the 3d touch module so normally
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apple will leverage multiple suppliers
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this helps keep costs low and they've even gone as far as to use both tsmc and
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global foundries to oh wait is it tsmc in global foundries or was it uh were
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they using samsung as a fab they've used multiple fabs for their
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actual like compute chips sorry it's tsmc and samsung a lot less common uh
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have they ever made a chip in global foundries
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no makes last minute decision to use tsmc for thirty percent of a9 chip
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uh facing poor yield rates from chip maker global foundries the solidifieds
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chained etc uh samsung global foundries to produce 14. okay so it looks like
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whatever the point is they've gone as far as to dual source even the cpus
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in their phones which is pretty ballsy not that many people do that which is
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super ballsy because even if you make the same CPU
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at the same process node samsung's intels global foundries tsmcs all of
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their technology even on the same node is going to be slightly different with
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different characteristics so one might consume more power one might clock a
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little higher one might do both one might do neither you never
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actually know until you've actually got silicon
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in hand what some of the quirks of a
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manufacturing process will be so in this case
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they are not able to take advantage of an additional supplier and it looks like
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oh sorry it looks like the OLED unit is estimated to cost 120 to 130 dollars per
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screen versus the 45 to 55 per unit cost
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of lcd panels
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do you think anyone's going to care do you think anyone that buys iphones
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consistently and has been for a while is gonna care it's a hundred dollars more
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yeah um you know let me think for a second
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because okay someone will care how much of an
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impact do you think it'll make with the amount of whinging that i've seen over
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the galaxy note 8's price which is actually about a hundred
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dollars more than an s8 plus
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um and for your dollars you get a stylus
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um i okay my point here though is that it's
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apple customers instead of samsung customers
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that's fair but i would argue that a note customer
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is pretty close to an apple customer pretty close to an apple customer
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because i think the note customer is locked into
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into a way of using the device that goes
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beyond Android right because there's a feature that is
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literally not on something else yeah that they
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value yeah and so you know i i don't think for a hundred
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dollars that it's that big of a deal but there were a
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lot of people who were pretty butthurt now um oh actually i wanted to address
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another quick thing about the note 8 video uh some people were upset that i
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was um that i was freaking out about the 200 milliamp hour smaller battery on the
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note 8 versus the s8 plus saying that the note 8 gets better
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battery life than the s8 plus uh to that i would say yeah that may be sure that
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may be true for now but you also have to remember that the note 8 also has
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i can't remember they don't call it touchwiz anymore but whatever samsung's
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ui is yeah the note8 also has
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touchwiz features that the s8 plus doesn't have
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because it gets a new version of the software the fact that they're running
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the same CPU with
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actually i believe the note 8 has more RAM depending on the uh the storage
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version of the s8 plus right don't quote me on that one but but basically there's
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nothing about the s8 plus that consumes more power than the note 8
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has a smaller display marginally so
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there will be a difference even if there isn't today
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even if at launch samsung is positioning
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the note 8 as having better battery life all capital letters quoting you on that
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one that's okay you go ahead
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get ready for the rage Linus is this panel cracked
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what the crap just happened
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i think my screen is scratched that sucks
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i really like this laptop
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like it just looks like a little hair on there but it's not
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well that really sucks okay show us it's not going to show up
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in camera very well so back back to your question do i think that the hundred
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dollar so i wouldn't have okay unless you had seen that except
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that people were so upset about the extra hundred dollars for the no date
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that's fair i think i don't think it's gonna affect a lot of purchasing
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decisions but it might hurt some fanboy
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mentality i don't know
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the apple fan behaves a little differently they do than the typical fan
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like they they tend to defend apple's need to make a profit on their devices
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um they tend to defend the sort of disparity between apple
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and their pricing you're totally right and i don't think
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it's completely changed but it's been changing a little bit i don't i don't feel like people would just auto buy
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everything from them anymore um and we saw that with the watch
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the apple watch didn't actually sell that well watches in general didn't
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actually sell that well yeah smart watches seem to be tablets are going
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pretty quiet yep i no one cares about a new ipad anymore which is why apple did
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that commodity basically like education edition ipad
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um honestly
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okay i think the hundred dollars would be pretty easy to swallow if apple was
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bringing something game changing to the table and i think that's where samsung
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ran into trouble a little bit because my biggest issue with the note 8 wasn't
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that it's not a great phone it's a great phone does everything
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my issue with the note8 was that it was really safe
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you basically made a note 7 with a smaller battery
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and like what did they add again oh man
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right dual camera i'm not super surprised the dual cameras
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really not that impressive so so that was where we ran into trouble the big
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highlight feature the dual camera didn't blow my mind and so it's an extra
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100 bucks for someone who's not a heavy stylus user but i i don't really care
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whereas here if the iphone 8 has this like basically
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floor-to-ceiling wall-to-wall display surface
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and people are really into that then an extra hundred dollars might not be a big
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deal but kind of a a killer for me on it is this
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is how i take out my iphone i i lift it up to my face like this and
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touch id has unlocked the phone before
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before i would ever get a chance to
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align the phone with my eyes
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and unlock it with my irises
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well before that he just did both of those by the way the rumor
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is that the iphone 8 or whatever they end up
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calling it iphone edition um the rumor is that it will rely on facial
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recognition and old school typed passwords instead of touch id because
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their plan to embed a touch id sensor
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under the display is rumored to be cancelled since OLED creates an
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unfavorable scan through scenario for the fingerprint sensor
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that's really disappointing which is sort of a bummer because apple's touch
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recognition is awesome sorry that only didn't go
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because i hadn't clicked it yet like it's so fast
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i would really miss that um
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you know and i would look at something like that and i would go
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the decision between an iphone 6s
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because your your form of power user is mostly speed am i correct yes i'm all
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about like getting stuff done with my so you are absolutely a power user of your
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phone but like i don't do much with not in terms of like gaming or like watching
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really high quality video no speed yes i expect performance and
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that's one thing that the iphone does really well but the thing is that the iphone 7 and
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the 6s for that matter are both really fast and the weird thing that an iphone
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8 with this gorgeous full coverage display
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but lack of touch id um does for me is it creates this weird
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segmentation in apple's product lineup like they tend to still support older
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iphone models so i'm looking at it going okay so it's iphone 6s if you want a
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headphone jack it's iphone 7 if you want
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uh better battery life and better performance than the 6s
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um but you don't care about the headphone jack and then it's the iphone
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8 if you want this cool display experience but you're giving up both the
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headphone jack and touch id and it costs more and it costs more
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um and instead of it just being like an
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unequivocally better experience as you move up the stacks there's trade-offs
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you are actually making trade-offs as you go which is really i feel like that would
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be unacceptable to steve jobs it's hard
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let me try unless they like basically reinvented the wheel
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then he'd be like no this is what the experience is now
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and it would be a big deal did they ever take back a feature they're not running
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a previous iphone put together pieces from other things and went look this is
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better
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still steal the wheel yeah they stole the wheel and then they put
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other spokes on it and they're like heck yeah um
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trendy ones yeah really trendy wheels really trendy spokes sorry the wheels
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were made by someone else okay uh speaking of taking features off
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the iphone and or putting them back on
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this is a pretty cool video it's from strange parts guys only ever published
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two videos ever uh one was the one luke
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was talking about yeah so the first one is how i made my own iphone and it's
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23.5 minutes long and then this one is bringing back the iphone headphone jack
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and it's 33.5 minutes long and both of them are really interesting i haven't
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fully watched the new one yet but the first one i have watched the entire thing um it's a great video he's only
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released two videos like Linus just said his other ones from four months ago and
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has nine million views his new ones from two days ago and already has 1.7 million
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views all right that's awesome i dropped the link in the chat but uh i'm pretty
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sure fair use allows us to show a little bit of his video for uh the sake of
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illustrating that he made a video so basically he does a bunch of stuff to
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the iphone 7 that he says he loves but it didn't have a headphone jack uh finds
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some contacts basically does some pretty crazy diy shiz my friends
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wow so basically he ripped off how the lightning adapter
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works and then like
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that's incredible it's wild like even the how i made my own iphone video is
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absolutely wild like how he finds all the different things and how he talks
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different people to get information um
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to find out like oh i needed these little tiny like silver contact pads
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that have to go in this one area that like aren't detailed anywhere but they
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have to go there so that there's like spacing between whatever and like he
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details all of his different talks with different people and he details
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everything that he's doing and i don't know about this one but how i made my own iphone video went over as far as i
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know months right he's like doing little pickup vlog things the whole time it's
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really cool i haven't fully seen the new one yet i would highly suggest watching
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both yeah go check it out you guys challenge strange parts
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and we've got one more let's do one more topic before we jump into our sponsors
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this is sources wccf tech so take it
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with a grain of lucif to salt um
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AMD vega 11 gpus
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supposedly entering production with vega
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nanometer so the AMD rumor mill is going
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strong vega 11 will supposedly be an actual
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replacement for polaris 10
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20 and the rx 580 and 570 graphics cards
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it's rumored to feature hbm2 memory which
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i would assume AMD has some compelling
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reason for yeah um given that they're again this is a
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rumor but given that they're rumored to be losing money on rx vega right now due
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to the cost of hbm2 given that i would be floored if hbm2 is
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cheaper than some GDDR variant
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um and given that like even once
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uh i believe it's sk hynix that they're waiting to come online so that pricing
29:34
will get more competitive and eve like why would a mid-range card
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even need hbm2 memory like hbm2 is super
29:42
cool but gdr5 is a very solid
29:47
pretty damn well-performing implementation like why did i put it this way it's not very expensive if
29:52
gddr5 is good enough for the gtx 1080 ti
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and your upcoming mid-range vega
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is not faster than a 1080 ti
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why do you need hbm2 i don't think it's
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that big of like a buzzword i know and i think most people don't
30:16
know what it means like AMD every time i talk to them
30:19
they are just like they can't wait
30:23
to like unzip and like show me their hbm2
30:28
and be like we are bringing hbm2 to consumers and i'm sitting here going
30:33
so what consumers don't
30:36
care what memory is under the hood i just
30:40
want to know how fast it is in whatever game yeah there are a few that do sure
30:43
but they care about the 0 to 60
30:47
of the vehicle and like if it has someone in the chat stuff no idea what
30:52
hbm2 is well yeah you're watching it's a next
30:55
generation graphics we've made videos memory
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um i'm not insulting you i'm just saying like this is a thing the only thing i
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can think of is if they think that it's going to reduce the complexity and
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therefore the cost of the of the graphics card pcb to such an extent that
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it will offset the additional cost of the memory or
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if they basically the other thing that i can think of is that they just locked
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themselves into this you know 18 months ago when development
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started and there's no going back now um without significant r d to to backtrack
31:30
on the decision and they're just kind of boned because hbm2 costs didn't fall the
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way that they were hoping actually you know what that's probably it
31:43
okay in other news
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it feels like AMD's in sort of
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they're basically letting us know that there will definitely be news for wan
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show about AMD all the way through the end of this year and into the next year
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thank you i appreciate that thank you AMD
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we appreciate the steady stream of leaks
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um it's it's appreciated we gotta talk about something yeah so it might as well
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be it might as well be products that that AMD hasn't made yet but but but
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they're going to yeah and it's to be really good
32:42
i mean honestly i don't know how much of what leaks out of AMD is unintentional
32:46
and how much of it is like oh rx vega is sort of not that exciting um
32:52
especially because GPU pricing is screwed right now
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were just gonna have a key in it yeah there you go thank you it should work
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now yeah you're janky but
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all right so what do we got in here it's got uh microfiber
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okay first of all it is like pretty darn it's secured in the packaging like a toy
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it's not it's not gonna be it's probably it's very unlikely that it will be broke
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in the box yes it is like because it's gonna stay exactly where it is it is
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seat belted af in there oh yeah so at
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least it's got that you know what it it it might not even you know work but it's
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gonna look amazing no dents no scratches
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it'll probably work i'm just kidding it'll probably work it's a pretty damn good chance that it'll work
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yeah of course there should bring us to their manufacturing okay i can't get this
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plastic off i don't have a knife
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fine i'm just gonna do the features okay
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so they've got oh yeah they took it in there oh that's a cool place to stash
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the uh the usb adapter sound card adapter thing this is a really good way
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to do usb headsets i was actually super
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mad at some of the earlier Corsair headsets that just had the usb connector
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right on the cable yeah because this is so much more versatile so it comes with
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a dolby headphone certified usb sound card that way you could carry this in
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your bag you could keep it somewhere safe just in case it like came unplugged
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and fell off or whatever so it's easier to cart around and it's really flexible
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like let's say Corsair came up with a new headset and you wanted to get
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it's got microfiber ear cups millimeter neodymium speaker drivers
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yeah oh that was stressful that was a little
40:15
i was worried we were going to get banned from twitch man yeah me too
40:18
um Intel has discontinued the core i7 6700k and 6600k yeah we'll do that i
40:25
guess uh this was posted by zenos tech on the forum and the original article is
40:30
from the tech report i mean there's no real surprises here the the rumors are
40:34
that coffee lake is coming very soon
40:37
Intel rarely keeps a last generation product alive for long after they launch
40:41
a new one um especially because
40:45
they don't generally drop the price of the last generation because it's not
40:48
really any cheaper to make or it's not so much that it's as as it is that the
40:52
new one isn't really any more expensive to make so they're just like well you might as well
40:56
buy the new one i guess um i mean
41:00
it's not 7700's really break so if you still want one i'm sure you can buy one
41:04
and the 7700k even works in the same boards so it's like
41:09
there's like really not much of a reason to run out and buy these unless you get
41:13
one on promo or something but that tends to be pretty rare just because of the
41:17
way that Intel manages their supply chain really well like speaking as
41:20
someone who came from the channel um
41:24
it tends to be that just kind of they must just have very predictable
41:28
sales because as the new one is coming the old one just like kind of
41:33
trickles off in terms of supply and then by the time
41:37
they're gone they kind of were are selling slower anyway and you're ready
41:41
to transition into the new one and there's never really a gap right it's
41:44
it's actually kind of magical how well people think Intel
41:49
i don't think anyone thinks Intel's a marketing company but people think Intel
41:53
is an engineering company and they are but what they also are is a supply chain
41:58
they've talked about it before they're really good yeah at supply chain yeah um
42:04
so they'll be taking orders of these chips through march 30th of 2018 and
42:07
shipping them through to september of 2018. um but i mean the reason that they want
42:12
to get rid of them is that they would be taking up fab space that could be used
42:15
for other 14 nanometer products so
42:18
yeah whatever rumor
42:23
google preparing to buy htc's phone
42:26
division so this is posted by daring on the forum and i like that name for this
42:31
news because that would be pretty daring htc
42:36
and google support supposedly in final
42:39
stage of negotiation regarding sale of smartphone
42:42
business i mean i see this being
42:47
okay so there's a couple things here i see this being
42:50
good news for htc in that it gives them an exit strategy and bad news for htc in
42:55
that what do you do any relevance that they could have
43:00
possibly hoped to have um i mean i don't know if the company is
43:04
going to survive on vive but maybe they keep a very small
43:10
vr team that vrs or and i think they do
43:14
like they obviously do some oem production because they did produce the
43:18
pixel um they were the only they were the only
43:22
Android maker with little enough self-respect that they were willing to
43:26
let google get away with not putting their brand on the pixel so like
43:30
i mean it's been a bad time to be htc for the
43:34
last few years five is like vr has been doing a little bit better lately um
43:38
sales have kicked up because the discounts on the headsets and stuff yep
43:42
it's been happening there's some big games coming out actually i got to play
43:45
doom vr how was it at pax it was actually pretty good
43:48
i don't think i'd like it i bought arizona sunshine arizona sunshine and
43:52
it's like scary like i like get free okay yeah but
43:56
there's there's uh skyrim and fallout as well
44:00
i would probably still get scared fallouts may be a little scary like
44:04
either have some creepy stuff all right all right and then
44:09
the thing the thing is that like i usually play vr when i'm like
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i just want to relax for a little bit like i just so what i usually play is
44:18
the longbow game in the lab yeah okay it's really fun yeah and it's
44:23
all cartoony and happy and like even when you lose it's like
44:27
we got your castle and like but there's balloons and stuff
44:31
you don't really care um and the other day i was playing the
44:35
survival mode of arizona sunshine and
44:39
i got to the level where they like start running at you
44:43
and i was like killing guys and there was a guy like me i was like
44:46
you're so big in here
44:49
um my dad played the fallout game
44:52
fallout vr and he was like looking at the dog and like kind of pretending to
44:57
pet it in vr stuff then a zombie comes up and like hits the dog and my dad like
45:01
launched backwards in real life um and like one of the demo ladies had
45:06
to like jump out of the way and he immediately goes to like commando
45:09
position like holding the gun goes like this because it's just a pistol and it
45:13
starts popping zombies i'm like wow
45:18
just like immediately burst into action because something hit his damn dog
45:24
it's like the fastest way to piss my dad off um and then so those three games are
45:29
coming all big from bethesda and then there's other vr games that are
45:32
continuing to come out from more vr focused developers
45:36
it's it's vr stuff isn't becoming more legitimate
45:39
especially with these big titles oh here you go
45:43
vr is uh has been spun off as a standalone subsidiary already anyway so
45:48
google's incentive here is that they want to produce hardware
45:53
routers phones whatever google is getting into consumer
45:58
electronics and htc has good
46:02
manufacturing facilities that was the m9 or m8
46:08
uh that was like the the one piece of aluminum the m7 was the first one that
46:12
really got everyone's attention and like made made htc relevant again yeah how
46:17
are short a period time they can do that stuff
46:20
um
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but uh yeah so i see what's in it for google i
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see what's in it for htc they had their worst month in the past 13 years
46:32
um in august revenue dropped by 51.5
46:37
compared to last month and 54.3 from last august
46:41
so like yeah i totally see this making sense and
46:44
google's probably the most sensible buyer that i can think of
46:48
pretty cool um
46:51
all right that's boring that's
46:55
um wow okay uh there is something important
47:01
to say about this oh okay just one really quick thing okay hold on we'll
47:05
bring it up then this was supposed to buy scratch cat on the forum the original articles from cbc
47:09
143 million u.s consumers may have been affected in a cyber attack
47:14
yeah so this is an equifax cyber attack thing i don't know enough about it we
47:19
often stay away from not always but we often stay away from
47:23
politically stuff especially american political stuff because we're not
47:27
fully up to spec on it because we're not americans
47:30
but i do want to put this out here it's been mentioned a few times i don't know
47:34
if it's true or not but do your own research to check if you've been affected
47:40
you have to click yes to an agreement and most people just fly through and
47:44
click yes to everything and the agreement is that you will not join a
47:48
class action lawsuit
47:51
so be careful i don't 100 know if that's true but i've seen it in a lot of places
47:56
and it seems to be true i would read it yourself um but basically the consensus
48:01
is right now if you've done anything with equifax assume that you're affected
48:06
don't do the check to see if you which is great because equifax is like
48:11
really big deal and like you can very very likely have your identity be stolen
48:16
um but yeah very careful that's who you go to when you're at risk of identity
48:20
theft which is great i don't even know yeah no it's like actually um apparently
48:25
some canadian and uk residents um an undisclosed number um
48:31
were also accessed so personal information for those guys yeah and i
48:35
don't i don't know how well that thing that you're agreeing to is going to actually hold up i suspect not at all i
48:40
hold up i i yeah i agree but just be careful when you're clicking all this
48:44
kind of stuff and just kind of assume if you've dealt with them that you're probably screwed um
48:49
yeah that's all i have to say about that one
48:53
okay wow
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um um
48:59
oh whatsapp is finally monetizing oh my interesting so this was originally
49:03
posted by techcrunch whoops
49:07
whatsapp's first ads appear on facebook
49:11
and start conversations with businesses
49:18
so they announced their plan to eventually charge businesses stirring
49:22
worries that businesses might be able to cold message users with sponsored
49:27
message ads i want to drop this in here apparently a new york attorney general
49:31
is already totally crapping on that agreement
49:34
okay so like it probably not a big deal just just be aware of what's going on if
49:39
you're affected by that so now code in facebook's ad manager has been
49:43
found that lets businesses buy ads with a send a whatsapp message button built
49:48
in for now whatsapp isn't selling ads on its own but testing a whatsapp chat
49:52
button on facebook ads that directly opens a conversation with a business in
49:56
whatsapp businesses will only be able to contact whatsapp users that have agreed to the
50:00
message or have agreed to be messaged by initiating the conversation and
50:04
sponsored messages will work the same way on facebook messenger so businesses
50:07
can pay to reconnect with people they're already chatting with
50:12
whatsapp initially promised not to show ads when it was acquired by facebook for
50:15
19 billion in 2014 but i mean i don't know exactly what we said
50:20
about it at the time but i'm pretty sure we probably called um the bs on that
50:25
yeah a retailer apparently confirms this was
50:29
posted by lobster zoidberg on the forum
50:32
an october 5th date for six core
50:36
coffee lake processors
50:41
this is a german site and what we're looking at here is the core i7 8700 k
50:45
and 8700 both with six cores 12 threads and 12 megs of level three cash
50:51
wow single core and multi-core boost of 4.7 and 4.3 gigahertz respectively in a
50:56
TDP of 95 watts
50:59
looking pretty good looking pretty sexy
51:02
i'm pretty stoked um i i've been pretty
51:05
clear that i'm super down for coffee lake uh six core mainstream basically
51:10
gives most people no reason to blow a bunch of money on x299 or x399
51:15
so super awesome
51:19
um and that's pretty much it
51:24
oh oh organization vlog three trailer oh damn
51:30
it is on facebook now apparently so we can show it nice yup we're gonna have to
51:35
do the janky stupid audio sharing thing actually do we hold on hold on hold on
51:42
maybe there's a better way
51:45
you don't have to do the doppler effect when you're literally walking away from the mic um like you don't have to mimic
51:50
it cause like it's actually happening um
51:55
um uh i i don't i don't know what to tell you i don't see it
52:00
hold on maybe there's a better way
52:04
oh there it is oh this is exciting i haven't seen this
52:08
got this we got this okay one hour ago now hold on hold on i gotta i gotta set
52:12
up okay i think okay so i apologize in advance if i am
52:19
wrecking your guys you guys ears
52:23
um are people complaining about the sound
52:26
already okay i don't know if this is going to work
52:32
um hold on let me try playing this
52:38
okay it's working but it looks like it's pretty quiet on the levels
52:43
so i'm going to turn it up a bit and i'm gonna hope for the best
52:47
okay here we go uh continue click to enter full screen
52:56
so this is up on Floatplane already
53:00
and hopefully this is going to work way to go facebook video
53:06
thank you for everything about what you are giving me promotions for faux plain
53:10
oh get it what is going on here
53:15
click for more how about a just work option what if i click on how about you
53:19
work that would be great now
53:23
really okay let's just let's just reload this
53:27
it's awesome why
53:30
why you no work well while we get this trailer spun up if you go and look on
53:35
Floatplane you can just watch the whole thing right now so if you're a
53:38
Floatplane subscriber uh instead of just watching the trailer
53:42
on wancho through Linus's laptop which is failing to load because facebook you
53:47
can just go watch it on the forum
53:52
actually we need to unlock the phone first thanks bixby
53:58
actually
54:01
i i don't even like like is twitch explaining to me how this works
54:06
uh no in some way i wonder if it's this
54:10
sound device that's glitching it out
54:14
what what even what even just
54:19
see this this is what i have to deal with around here oh
54:23
okay so it's supposedly working now i wonder if it hates my
54:28
the scarlet as a sound output that would be weird my entire life is okay no it
54:33
seems like it's working now okay what the
54:36
crap all right so let's do it let's do it
54:41
moving boxes from one shelf to the other and then back to the other shelf i can't
54:44
hear it also the quality looks like crap you want better quality messier than it
54:48
was before well you know what i don't know 270p
54:55
that's a bit better go away yeah it's not great what hey you guys thought
54:59
about forming a union because
55:02
you know what i'll burn your house down residents in a surrey complex started
55:07
running down the hallways
55:11
oh that's exciting oh man the staff unionizes
55:17
or so they think
55:21
i do not ex oh nips there were knits yeah there were
55:25
oh okay um apparently sound it wasn't the intent
55:31
of the content yeah that actually helps you on twitter
55:34
does it you can have like full nudity if it's not the intent of the content
55:37
really like if you play conan exiles there's people running around
55:41
dicks out boobs out whatever right it's not the intent of the game
55:46
it's not the intent of the game to have dicks and boobs out i mean like there's
55:49
a there's a main objective that isn't that i think i think that's more what's
55:53
going on god got it makes sense okay
55:56
well like i want to watch it now and i couldn't hear that so we're gonna play
56:00
it again we're totally going to play it again nice hold on to the other and then
56:04
back to the other shot
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well you know what i don't know
56:17
go away
56:32
all right did you link the chat to uh Floatplane already i didn't okay well
56:36
you probably should we've got we've got a lot of great stuff over on Floatplane
56:39
right now um what do we have we archived the daily
56:44
live streams over there i'm just gonna screen share with you guys
56:47
um we've got the bean bag chair long jump which is
56:53
like um
57:04
it's not actually the best moment but it's a pretty epic moment
57:09
doesn't cost anything hold on where is
57:13
it for some reason it wasn't the intro i
57:16
thought it was an awesome intro where is it
57:26
hold on it's like it's like way in the video for some reason am i sweaty
57:31
here we go here we go here we go here we go here we go here we go
57:36
something it's gonna be great so uh yeah that's pretty much it you know
57:43
almost a collision
57:46
that was a thing oh my goodness super scary neither james nor i saw each
57:51
other coming um yeah uh so we've got an episode
57:56
comparing a 60 dollar CPU to a 600 CPU
58:01
and the the comparison is is less stupid than you would probably think
58:06
uh we've got a Techquickie avoiding common pc building traps episode four
58:10
uh we've got three reasons not to buy this 400 laptop
58:16
dell is not gonna be stoked on that one oh
58:19
that's that's fun i'm excited for that uh we've got the
58:24
1920x1080 meme pc oh we built it
58:28
oh that's funny we did we oh we definitely did it the 1920x1080
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try and figure out what hardware there's in that's in there baby can i give them
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a hint um true it came from a reddit
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thread from a like a while ago yeah someone tagged me in it and they were
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like if anyone's gonna do it it's you guys and i forward it to Linus and was
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like a decent idea kind of a dumb idea but
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but but it's also us let's do it it's
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our kind of dumb idea um this actually ended up being a far
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more informative video than you'd probably think um
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LTT macbook pro stands okay uh most of them suck so we figured out which ones
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suck and which ones are actually decent which is good because even if you don't
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have a macbook pro you can use them for other laptops you can use them for any laptop yep um organization vlog day
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three the finale is up
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and uh what else we got yeah i think that's uh i think that's
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pretty much it yeah there might be uh there might be like one more on here because we uh we've released note 8
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simultaneously so there's probably something here that i'm not seeing but
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uh yeah that's pretty much it
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so thank you guys for tuning in to the wan
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show we've got a great show for you next week same bat time same bat channel i'm
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tired i'm like actually tired you know this
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week has been more frustrating than usual
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so i i had the whole thing where i
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unwisely i admit decided to put not
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clickbait in a title on one of our videos yeah
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it wasn't clickbait i i don't think people hate that but
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people hate that and they that's like
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some poller stuff right there they got some they got they got consumed by the
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hating that and sort of completely ignored the videos
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missed the satire and missed that it was not clickbait
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um and then and then there was like like after that
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there were people talking about how click bait the title of the next day's
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video this hyperloop pod has real hover engines there's not clickbait at all
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because it's a hyperloop pod and it has hover engines and they're real
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and then there were all the people kind of missing the point of the hyperloop video basically people were mad because
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hyperloops are not practical and they sort of missed the part where
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it's an engineering competition and this
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isn't like a government installing a nationwide train system
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this is so i haven't read the comments but like let's just address that for a moment
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like if this is the us government trying to install train systems across the
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entire country and forcing you to ride them and forcing you to ride them and
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pay for them and pay for them then you can like debate about how practical they
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are this was an engineering competition and it was privately hosted
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and so why the hell do you care and i mean you can if you really really
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want to get pedantic about it you can talk about how elon musk has gotten a
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lot of government funding um yeah because he's done a lot of
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awesome stuff um and etc etc but basically that was
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really frustrating there's been a lot of hate on the Techquickie intro someone
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in some of the chat said luke's disappointed in us i i kind of am i come
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from a sciencey background and you have to try things
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you constantly have to try things and if you look at like
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the different technologies that have come out of nasa research for instance a
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lot of times it's you try something and you go like okay well maybe our
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actual main goal wasn't
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it wasn't realized but through messing with these magnets
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and trying to cool down stuff that doesn't have air
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flowing by it and trying to
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elevate really really heavy objects and move them really really quick on magnets
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we learned weird things about i don't know i'm going to pull a bunch of stuff
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off my butt superconductors or or
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cooling things without air and like all this other kind of stuff that becomes
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helpful in other areas doing things because of learning is a
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very good thing so shush so i thought it was a really cool piece and basically
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people kind of crapped on it and i was just like well i feel like some of it
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was just that there's some negative sentiment
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out there and i think people were kind of finding something to get upset about that makes sense um i also think that
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there's a lot of um
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i think that a lot of people feel felt like they were being sold something
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even though they weren't they were like this isn't gonna like
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okay so a lot of people drew parallels between the hyperloop and like the
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hyperloop competition video we made and something like the solar freaking
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roadways video but the the the difference is that
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nobody is asking for your money so that that's one huge difference and
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was that not spend anything so they're like debunked
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debunked and it's like debunked and look in in a
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tone that was like don't buy this it's been debunked but no one's asking you to
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buy anything it's just it's just it's a science competition so
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i feel like people were people had sort of uh like a personal investment in
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you know trying to save other people from this thing that's really bad
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when actually nobody is
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no but then they're like yeah and the hype like this one comment was particularly ignorant and they're
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building it in california in one of the most earthquake prone areas in the world
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nobody is building it anywhere because it isn't a thing
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it's an engineering competition right now so that we can like learn some stuff
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and weren't they just okay i don't know but weren't they just making the sled
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um yeah they were just making pods yeah and then they had a one mile test track
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that some teams got to go down as fast as they could yeah
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anyways so that's where we're at um
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and then the note 8 video had an error in it okay
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and we had to pull it down even if it was debunked i don't know but even if or
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if part of it was debunked whatever that's the point of science
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like parts of it are thoroughly debunked great but
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no one is trying to build that like there's a a lot of us i talked about
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this a little bit last night but um it seems like the people crying debunked
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are assuming that all of the scientists and engineers at spacex and
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all these universities haven't taken a grade 11 physics course
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like like they're not aware that sudden decompression due to like a bullet hole
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in the hyperloop tube would be bad
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and my biggest thing is like trying things
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and failing and then trying again and with
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with knowing how and why you failed and growing from there is like literally the
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whole point and retesting things and other people challenging your claims and
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all that kind of stuff is how science worked so debunked
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is completely unhelpful yeah going oh look i uh theorized these things and i
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think you're wrong because of this data and i think this is interesting because whatever great
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at risk of getting a little offensive here i feel like a lot of it is the
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science as a religion crowd where they just kind of go you know
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it's it's about it becomes like a fanboy mentality like i like i'm
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i gotta i gotta like defend this because because science said it um
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and sometimes i feel like that gets
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that energy in the wrong direction most people
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think they really like science and it's really that they just really don't like
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other things and they forget that the scientific method is rather important
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i'm going to address one comment here really quick yeah uh ecu underscore 55
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said we just want rev in all capital letters mind you we just want reviews dr
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dot people are tired of clickbait none of these things have been clickbait
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you're just tired of content that you don't want um there's a difference what
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should i review yeah what's what's happening in the
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computer world right now that has you uh raring to go you've got a review of
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everything that mattered in the last i don't know we've got a review of the
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note eight we've got a review of
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all three variants of ryzen top four including Threadripper uh we've got a
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review of scientology is not science as a religion oh my god sorry wow
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that's a completely indifferent so science as a religion is taking a
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faith-based approach to science yeah and basically treating
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something sciency that somebody told you as fact without worrying much about the
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method by which we arrived there when like what science
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is built on is questioning things and trying things
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and looking more deeply into stuff um
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that's what we mean by that it has nothing at all to do with scientology
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scientology is a cult um
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boom i support that
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uh what what what was i talking about before that though it seemed important
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sorry i don't remember
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right yeah what are we supposed to review yeah yeah yeah are we supposed to
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review like yet another motherboard we jumped on everything that's come out
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lately super hard i mean i i know there's people out there that really do
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want us to review a motherboard but what exactly would you expect us to say about
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it it's pretty good man seems okay it's got two RGB headers
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like it's where all the fan spots are it's unboxings at that point yeah and
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like there honestly i have a motherboard review coming sometime in the next few
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weeks um it'll be asrock's x299 mini itx board
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because that is freaking cool
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but the the way to
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sorry someone in the chat it's a blue
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except when uh i change it to red
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yeah um
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so that one's freaking cool and whenever
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something freaking cool shows up
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i'm amped i'm going to jump on it another motherboard video that i'm going
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to have coming hopefully in the next little bit is a seuss release to board
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with 19 pci express slots dude that's crazy yeah
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that's cool that's different and that's something like
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even then it's not an unboxing because we're just gonna have to find some weird
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way to do something with it yeah well it's some kind of mining application or something we'll hook 19 gpus up to it
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and go to town um but that's something interesting enough to do something with
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but that's the thing is you guys gotta understand i can't
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make a video that bores me what is the point are you gonna like it if i say the
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same thing that i that i'm always saying
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what's what are the features of this motherboard what are the features of a
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motherboard it fits the other stuff that
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you can buy and connects it all
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also it's got a great audio codec which is important
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and RGB lighting which you may or may not think is important
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um but like a lot a huge amount of motherboard stuff
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you could find way more efficiently and in a better format by just looking at
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the spec sheet on the website i mean it's tough too because even a lot of uh
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like non-it stuff like phone stuff pretty consolidated
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like with manufacturers like htc
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um nokia released a thing that people seem to care about lg's v30 people seem
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to kind of care about but even like pixel 2 there's basically no hype
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like we're pretty much down to a half a dozen phone releases a year that anyone
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really cares about server stuff no no
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say what
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it's got more cores than last year which is good which is cool and if we
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find a cool application for it okay again i do have a plan with some of the
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the more recent server stuff um i want to do something with AMD epic where we
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do a half a dozen video editing workstations running off of a single
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tower i think that would be super cool
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there was a guy by the way at pax byoc yeah i didn't ever ever get to meet him
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but there's a guy there that's a fan of Linus tech tips yeah and had one i
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didn't notice it when i when i walked past i was like that's a very interesting computer and like kind of
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looked at it a little bit but then just kept walking by didn't realize it was
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two setups in one tower nice it was an unread build it was a beautiful black
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and green which is not that common so i love seeing them at lands black and
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green beautiful looking unrate build with his system on one side of the table
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and someone else is on the other side of the table nice it was really cool
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and i yeah i wish i actually got to talk to him but um so yeah if we can find an
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application for it like i guarantee you something we're to do with the upcoming
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Intel higher core count high-end desktop parts
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expect to see an unraid build where we do a streaming
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machine and the gaming machine that goes with it
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two discrete discrete function machines in a single
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tower fire truck builds all right so thanks for watching rancho
71:58
we'll see you again next week same bat time same bat channel
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like do more old stuff like ah okay so the problem with old stuff is
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there's a finite amount of it yeah
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inherently there is a finite there is there will be more coming yeah yeah
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there's more old stuff coming in for at the very least one more yeah
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and that'll be good yeah all right thanks again