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[1642.20 --> 1643.48] L-T-X!
[1643.48 --> 1646.36] Obama's not gonna be there. Uh, no. Yeah, no.
[1646.36 --> 1648.04] He could be. No. He can buy a ticket.
[1648.04 --> 1651.96] Unless it's, like, some other Obama. Like, if you go in the phone book and you look up Obama,
[1651.96 --> 1653.64] Obama. Like, are there other Obamas?
[1653.64 --> 1654.20] It's possible.
[1654.20 --> 1655.96] Is that a common name? I don't think so, right?
[1655.96 --> 1656.60] I don't think so.
[1656.60 --> 1657.32] Yeah, I don't think so.
[1657.32 --> 1658.60] Barack is.
[1658.60 --> 1659.48] Is that a common name?
[1659.48 --> 1660.12] No, yeah.
[1660.12 --> 1661.00] Oh, of course.
[1661.00 --> 1663.08] During his presidency, a lot of people named him Barack.
[1663.08 --> 1665.48] So there's a bunch of, like, seven-year-olds named Barack.
[1665.48 --> 1666.04] Yeah.
[1666.04 --> 1666.68] Interesting.
[1666.68 --> 1668.36] Or, like, 12.
[1669.00 --> 1673.16] That would explain why I keep encountering more and more Linuses. It's because, like,
[1674.60 --> 1676.04] I inspired parents to...
[1676.04 --> 1680.92] I don't think the plural of Linus is Linuses. I think when you have multiple Linus, it's just Linus.
[1680.92 --> 1683.80] No, I think we've... No, no, no, no. It would be, like, Linus Eye or something.
[1683.80 --> 1684.20] No.
[1684.20 --> 1684.84] Oh, yeah.
[1684.84 --> 1685.32] Nexus.
[1685.32 --> 1687.64] Or Lin-Eye. It would be, like, Lin-Eye.
[1687.64 --> 1688.04] Nexus.
[1688.04 --> 1690.04] Like, like, like, penis is Pen-Eye.
[1691.88 --> 1693.40] That's true. You have a point there.
[1693.40 --> 1700.52] Uh, EVGA ditches CDs for USB sticks. This was originally posted on the forum by Vegetable Stew,
[1701.00 --> 1701.72] and the original article...
[1701.72 --> 1703.00] I love that guy's name, by the way.
[1703.00 --> 1704.52] ...is from, yeah, it's S-T-U.
[1704.52 --> 1705.64] Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.
[1705.64 --> 1706.04] What?
[1706.04 --> 1708.12] Um, yeah, Vegetable Stew.
[1708.12 --> 1709.24] Like, it's his name.
[1709.24 --> 1709.80] His name is Stew.
[1709.80 --> 1712.04] Dang it, Anantek. How do I get rid of this? Thank you.
[1713.00 --> 1716.68] So, this is actually something I asked you, I asked you as a noob.
[1717.32 --> 1720.92] I was like, why are they giving discs when I don't...
[1720.92 --> 1722.76] I and everyone else doesn't have...
[1723.88 --> 1724.60] Yeah, drink it.
[1725.08 --> 1727.88] ...doesn't have a DVD player anymore.
[1727.88 --> 1734.12] And you told me it's because it's way more expensive to give away flash drives.
[1735.32 --> 1740.92] And EVGA actually confirmed that. Even though EVGA is ditching DVDs for all the drivers,
[1740.92 --> 1743.16] and giving you an 8 gigabyte flash drive instead,
[1744.28 --> 1748.68] they actually did admit that it's 20 times more expensive to give you a flash drive.
[1748.68 --> 1749.80] They're still doing it.
[1749.80 --> 1752.36] So, 20 times more expensive would be like...
[1754.04 --> 1754.84] Because how much does...
[1754.84 --> 1760.60] I think a disc costs like on the order of like 3 cents or something like that.
[1761.16 --> 1765.08] Like, basically, it's probably costing them a few bucks though, for each one.
[1765.08 --> 1769.32] With that said, EVGA has a bit of an advantage here compared to other motherboard makers,
[1769.32 --> 1772.76] because they don't really make any entry-level boards.
[1772.76 --> 1780.84] So, every motherboard that they sell will have enough margin in it that they could probably afford to throw in a USB drive.
[1780.84 --> 1783.88] And there have been high-end boards before that came with USB drives.
[1783.88 --> 1784.12] Yeah.
[1784.12 --> 1785.32] They're not the first to do it.
[1785.32 --> 1786.52] That's freaking awesome though.
[1786.52 --> 1789.48] Especially because flash...
[1789.48 --> 1795.72] Like, NAND flash has gotten to the point where it's not any more cost-effective to make like a...
[1795.72 --> 1799.56] A 1 gig USB drive than it is to do an 8 gig USB drive.
[1799.56 --> 1801.64] Like, 8 gigs is the size they start at.
[1801.64 --> 1803.24] So, that's what EVGA is providing.
[1803.24 --> 1811.08] And what's cool about that is 8 gigs is exactly the right size for you to be able to use it for an install ISO.
[1811.08 --> 1812.36] A DVD ISO.
[1812.36 --> 1813.88] Oh, I thought you were going to say two Blu-rays.
[1814.76 --> 1815.96] No, because it's not enough for that.
[1815.96 --> 1818.04] I thought a Blu-ray was like 4 gigs.
[1818.04 --> 1819.32] No, DVD is 4 gigs.
[1819.32 --> 1820.52] Blu-rays are like 40.
[1820.52 --> 1821.00] What?
[1821.00 --> 1823.40] DVDs were like 700 megabytes.
[1823.40 --> 1824.28] No, that's CDs.
[1825.72 --> 1827.56] CDs are 650 or 700.
[1827.56 --> 1828.92] DVDs are 4.7.
[1828.92 --> 1831.48] And then Blu-rays are like 40...
[1831.48 --> 1832.04] And 80...
[1832.04 --> 1833.08] Like, they go up much higher.
[1833.08 --> 1834.92] Like 20, 40, 80 or something like that.
[1834.92 --> 1840.92] When I used to be a scumbag who torrented movies, they were always about 700 megabytes.
[1840.92 --> 1843.08] Yeah, that's because they were like...
[1843.08 --> 1843.88] They were 720p.
[1843.88 --> 1847.08] ...seriously downscaled so that scrubs like you...
[1847.08 --> 1848.12] Yeah.
[1848.12 --> 1852.92] ...who were too cheap not only to buy movies but also to pay for more internet download...
[1852.92 --> 1854.20] Definitely, yep.
[1854.20 --> 1856.52] ...didn't go over their data limits.
[1856.52 --> 1857.96] Yeah.
[1857.96 --> 1859.96] So Blu-rays are 25 and 50.
[1860.92 --> 1861.80] 8 gigs.
[1861.80 --> 1862.36] Okay.
[1862.36 --> 1862.52] Yeah.
[1863.88 --> 1864.52] Um...
[1864.52 --> 1866.52] Well, you can put some Word documents on it.
[1866.52 --> 1867.48] How about that?
[1867.48 --> 1868.60] Uh, wait, 8 gigs?
[1869.24 --> 1870.76] No, you can put a DVD...
[1870.76 --> 1872.04] You can put an ISO on it!