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[2456.48 --> 2457.20] No, that's fine.
[2457.62 --> 2458.30] No, you can't do that.
[2459.20 --> 2459.86] You can't?
[2460.26 --> 2460.46] No.
[2461.06 --> 2465.04] I can't be like, hey, guys, here's my affiliate link to buy this t-shirt.
[2465.38 --> 2467.74] All my friends and family, if you're going to buy this t-shirt, use my link.
[2467.86 --> 2468.38] You can't do that.
[2468.96 --> 2470.18] Oh, I see what you mean.
[2470.24 --> 2470.40] Okay.
[2470.48 --> 2478.36] Well, I think it's a little bit different from that because it's like actually like it's a holdover from the days of click fraud.
[2478.36 --> 2485.94] Where written websites would have banners up on their sites and then they'd like just click on their own ads all day.
[2486.00 --> 2486.18] Yeah.
[2486.30 --> 2488.10] So that they could get a bunch of money.
[2488.24 --> 2490.00] But no one ever actually looked at that.
[2490.16 --> 2495.76] So anytime I watch a video, like an unskippable video, unskippable ad, for example, might show up.
[2495.76 --> 2503.14] And then I sit through it, I have effectively fraudulently given an impression to that video.
[2503.24 --> 2505.94] Don't they know the IP of the uploader?
[2506.00 --> 2510.50] But if they know that, and no, it's a little more complicated than that because I could be using a different device.
[2510.68 --> 2512.38] But we're talking when I'm logged in.
[2512.38 --> 2515.76] So I've been asking Google for this for ages.
[2515.98 --> 2520.86] When I'm logged in, don't serve an ad on my video.
[2521.52 --> 2524.50] But they cannot figure this out.
[2524.68 --> 2525.96] Or they just don't care.
[2526.14 --> 2528.10] The second one is a more likely one.
[2528.50 --> 2535.20] So finally, I won't have to break Google's terms of service just by being a YouTuber.
[2535.46 --> 2536.14] And that's wonderful.
[2536.36 --> 2537.50] That makes my heart fuzzy.
[2537.50 --> 2545.04] They're like, stop, we all know you use Adblocker.
[2545.14 --> 2545.92] No, I don't.
[2549.10 --> 2549.76] All right.
[2550.18 --> 2552.02] So what else do we have today?
[2552.06 --> 2552.96] Do we have anything interesting?
[2553.64 --> 2554.50] Oh, yeah.
[2554.66 --> 2554.80] Okay.
[2554.80 --> 2562.26] So for anyone who was sort of speculating that maybe Asus really wanted to do the Ares brand.
[2564.72 --> 2566.14] No, they did not.
[2566.14 --> 2574.76] But as of now, now that GeForce partner program is officially dead, Ares is gone.
[2574.94 --> 2576.02] ROG is back.
[2576.56 --> 2577.40] So that's good.
[2577.52 --> 2578.74] Glad that's all behind us.
[2578.84 --> 2579.14] Do you think that's conclusive?
[2580.16 --> 2580.60] Yeah.
[2581.50 --> 2582.74] Do you think there's going to...
[2582.74 --> 2586.44] Are there any Ares cards out there?
[2587.60 --> 2588.94] This could be like a Larabee thing.
[2589.04 --> 2590.42] If we can get our hands on one, that'd be cool.
[2590.58 --> 2591.26] I don't think so.
[2591.46 --> 2591.84] I doubt it.
[2591.84 --> 2594.82] If there's an employee out there who has one, that'd be really cool to get our hands on that.
[2596.14 --> 2597.56] All right.
[2597.62 --> 2600.82] According to WCCF text, it was posted by Black Gup on the forum.
[2600.94 --> 2603.30] We've got rumors of a GTX 1170.
[2603.44 --> 2604.06] Black Gup.
[2604.32 --> 2605.06] No, it's Buck Up.
[2605.26 --> 2605.40] Oh, Buck Gup.
[2605.56 --> 2606.20] It's Buck Up.
[2606.24 --> 2607.60] Oh, Buck Gup.
[2607.74 --> 2608.52] You need to Buck Up.
[2608.60 --> 2609.08] Oh, sorry.
[2609.42 --> 2609.82] I don't know.
[2610.32 --> 2610.98] Black Gup.
[2611.06 --> 2611.28] Look.
[2612.64 --> 2614.18] I come from...
[2614.18 --> 2616.28] A home covered in Black Gup.
[2616.28 --> 2619.18] I come from eight time zones away right now.
[2619.78 --> 2624.76] I landed back in this country like 24 hours ago.
[2624.78 --> 2627.04] How do you think the people who are still in that time zone feel?
[2627.80 --> 2635.68] So, according to the leaks, the GTX 1170 will be powered by a 104 class GPU codenamed GT 104.
[2636.12 --> 2636.92] What would T be?
[2637.84 --> 2638.78] So, it's not Volta.
[2638.92 --> 2639.80] What was it?
[2639.80 --> 2644.52] Oh, I don't remember what the rumored T codename was going to be.
[2644.82 --> 2646.96] It'll be approximately 400 millimeters square.
[2647.08 --> 2648.14] So, that's a pretty big chip.
[2648.40 --> 2648.58] Okay.
[2648.72 --> 2649.12] Wasn't that testable?
[2649.50 --> 2653.70] 2688 CUDA cores, 256-bit GDDR6 memory interface.
[2654.46 --> 2657.00] 8 to 16 gigs of GDDR6 memory.
[2657.16 --> 2660.04] Well, that's good that it has an interface that matches the amount of...
[2660.04 --> 2662.02] Or the type of memory it's rumored to have.
[2662.12 --> 2664.82] So, the rumor managed to get hopefully at least that much right.
[2664.82 --> 2668.86] Clocks of 1.5 to 1.8 gigahertz depending on boost.
[2671.18 --> 2675.26] So, this would put it in the same league as the existing GTX 1080 Ti.
[2676.00 --> 2679.82] So, once again, if you invested...
[2680.72 --> 2680.90] Ha!
[2682.06 --> 2683.26] Invested because of crypto.
[2683.50 --> 2683.72] Ha ha!
[2684.34 --> 2685.92] If you invested...
[2685.92 --> 2686.52] Not invested.
[2686.64 --> 2690.92] If you plunked down the money for a top tier card, a top tier Ti card,
[2690.92 --> 2694.98] you are once again going to have to wait two generations
[2694.98 --> 2698.54] in order to get any kind of significant upgrade from NVIDIA.
[2698.74 --> 2705.24] So, we've seen this a lot of times now where the GTX 680 Ti was the last time they...
[2706.00 --> 2707.54] Was it the 680 Ti?
[2709.32 --> 2709.88] Yeah.
[2710.62 --> 2711.98] But wait, GTX 680?
[2712.02 --> 2713.14] No, they never did a 680 Ti.
[2713.24 --> 2716.68] So, the GTX 680 was the top tier of that generation.
[2716.68 --> 2722.98] And then, in the next gen, there was a 770 that was exactly the same thing.
[2723.48 --> 2723.68] And then...