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[2126.00 --> 2126.54] I think it's LMG. |
[2126.64 --> 2127.78] LTT official section. |
[2128.46 --> 2132.54] And then there's a pinned post called Floatplane Subscriptions and Migrating to Floatplane.com. |
[2132.70 --> 2134.42] There's a step-by-step process. |
[2134.42 --> 2136.22] It goes through everything you need to do. |
[2136.34 --> 2141.54] If you are a yearly subscriber, there is also a step where you need to give us an email. |
[2141.68 --> 2146.22] But you need to do all the steps before that, which include canceling your subscription on the forum. |
[2146.74 --> 2149.06] And there's instructions on how to do that. |
[2149.48 --> 2151.92] Creating or signing into your floatplane.com account. |
[2152.10 --> 2153.96] Subscribing to whatever creators you want to support. |
[2154.56 --> 2159.56] And just watching cool stuff because you're just paid to do that. |
[2159.90 --> 2162.66] If you are a yearly subscriber, you also need to send us an email |
[2162.66 --> 2168.30] because then we'll grant you roughly whatever amount of remaining months you had left on your yearly. |
[2168.72 --> 2175.32] And on January 31st, if you are currently subscribed, on January 31st, you are getting free two months. |
[2175.58 --> 2176.36] This is to help. |
[2176.36 --> 2182.46] This is to give people a little gift for dealing with the annoyances of needing to cancel and resubscribe somewhere else. |
[2182.88 --> 2188.16] And it's to cover whatever amount of little bit of subscription someone on a monthly might have. |
[2188.66 --> 2192.28] Or for yearly subscribers who don't currently have a yearly option on floatplane.com. |
[2192.38 --> 2193.86] Unfortunately, it will be coming very soon. |
[2194.00 --> 2194.76] But it's not there yet. |
[2194.76 --> 2198.32] So that's to try to make that a little bit nicer of a transition. |
[2198.50 --> 2201.32] Because yearly subscriptions right now, it's up to the creators. |
[2201.52 --> 2203.66] But the only one that had one was Linus Media Group. |
[2203.88 --> 2207.36] And the way that they did it was you were basically paying for 10 months instead of 12. |
[2207.68 --> 2209.22] So the two months gap. |
[2209.48 --> 2210.76] You know, see how that works? |
[2210.92 --> 2212.20] It makes up for that for now. |
[2212.40 --> 2215.90] So in the end, you're benefiting regardless of what situation you're in. |
[2215.94 --> 2216.80] You're not losing anything. |
[2216.96 --> 2218.90] We had a bunch of emails of people being like, |
[2218.96 --> 2220.68] Does this mean I lose the months on my year? |
[2220.68 --> 2222.48] Nope, nope, nope, nope. |
[2222.78 --> 2224.46] You're being totally taken care of. |
[2224.52 --> 2226.78] Everyone will be gaining free subscription time. |
[2227.34 --> 2228.34] So yeah, it's all good. |
[2228.56 --> 2229.66] So check out that link. |
[2231.04 --> 2233.32] And move your subscription over to floatplane.com. |
[2233.36 --> 2235.80] Because we will be killing all current subscriptions. |
[2236.62 --> 2241.52] As in, we will not be allowing them to renew as of December 30th or 31st. |
[2241.52 --> 2242.96] Around there, depending on what time's on your end. |
[2243.34 --> 2245.88] So yeah, check it out. |
[2246.00 --> 2246.40] Do it up. |
[2246.52 --> 2247.02] Send us an email. |
[2247.30 --> 2250.18] We have been getting a lot more emails than we suspected. |
[2250.18 --> 2252.84] So you might not get responded to absolutely immediately. |
[2253.44 --> 2255.56] But Joe and I are on it pretty hardcore. |
[2255.76 --> 2257.84] So you should get a response fairly quickly. |
[2259.90 --> 2261.68] And yeah, there you go. |
[2262.52 --> 2265.06] So the RTX 2060 is rumored to be coming. |
[2265.86 --> 2268.14] This comes from videocards.com. |
[2268.22 --> 2269.54] Look, we're doing an actual tech topic. |
[2269.96 --> 2270.14] Hey! |
[2271.62 --> 2273.58] Someone already bought samplejerky.com, by the way. |
[2273.92 --> 2274.38] I see that. |
[2275.06 --> 2279.84] This looks like it's going to be just about the most confusing card to ever exist. |
[2280.46 --> 2280.86] Whoa! |
[2281.46 --> 2284.88] And this is in a world where, what's it called? |
[2284.94 --> 2286.84] That stupid one that AMD just did. |
[2288.00 --> 2292.50] The RX 580 2048 SP or whatever. |
[2292.64 --> 2295.00] The one that's basically a 2070 overclocked. |
[2295.06 --> 2295.20] Yeah. |
[2296.94 --> 2298.50] This is in a world where that exists. |
[2298.50 --> 2311.18] So the RTX 2060, not to be confused with the rumored GTX 1160, both of which will occupy that mid-price tier, |
[2311.18 --> 2316.60] is rumored to be available with 6, 4, or 3 gigs of memory. |
[2317.80 --> 2322.46] And it can be either GDDR6, GDDR5 for either of them. |
[2322.46 --> 2334.24] So Gigabyte, according to an entry in the Eurasian Economic Commission, is preparing 40 RTX 2060 graphics cards. |
[2334.30 --> 2334.90] Because you've got to remember. |
[2334.98 --> 2336.26] Oh my God. |
[2336.26 --> 2337.36] I didn't even think about this. |
[2337.36 --> 2338.88] Yeah, because you've got your Wind Force. |
[2338.88 --> 2339.26] Oh no. |
[2339.48 --> 2340.32] And your Euras. |
[2340.96 --> 2342.30] And you've got your gaming. |
[2342.78 --> 2344.80] And you've got your, like, whatever other series. |
[2344.96 --> 2346.10] And this is just Gigabyte. |
[2346.24 --> 2347.10] Remember EVGA. |
[2347.52 --> 2349.92] They're the kings of taking every card they have. |
[2350.02 --> 2350.40] For the win. |
[2350.40 --> 2350.78] For the win plus. |
[2350.78 --> 2353.06] Yeah, OC, SO, Super OC. |
[2353.06 --> 2353.76] For the win OC edition. |
[2353.94 --> 2354.80] Super OC plus. |
[2355.18 --> 2355.46] For the win. |
[2355.54 --> 2356.30] Kingpin edition. |
[2356.70 --> 2358.42] Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. |
[2359.44 --> 2360.66] So this is ridiculous. |
[2361.78 --> 2363.24] This, all this does. |
[2363.34 --> 2370.20] Like, we have been railing against confusing naming schemes for a very long time over here. |
[2370.34 --> 2371.52] Oh my God. |
[2371.56 --> 2374.12] All this does is create consumer confusion. |
[2374.22 --> 2375.68] Like, there's a few here that we need. |
[2376.76 --> 2378.78] Mini ITX, sure. |
[2378.78 --> 2384.22] Do we really need a GDDR6 and GDDR5 version of that? |
[2385.18 --> 2389.08] Is it possible that Gigabyte is just covering all their bases here? |
[2391.32 --> 2395.44] Because I know that what we would see sometimes is particular models. |
[2395.44 --> 2403.24] Because there might be, there might be, like, oh, like PC part picker, whatever, always recommends, like, one of these types. |
[2403.94 --> 2405.90] So they don't want to get left out of that type. |
[2406.72 --> 2408.46] So they're just going to be every type. |
[2409.44 --> 2411.02] Or the build a PC subreddit. |
[2411.08 --> 2414.98] Or the building suggestion, building and planning line of psych tips forum. |
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