willtheorangeguy/2018-WAN-Show-Transcripts

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[3812.30 --> 3813.90] Like, I don't know.
[3814.00 --> 3816.46] I'm getting kind of tired of manufacturers.
[3816.46 --> 3821.78] Dude, but if it's that tweaked and a few things added Pascal.
[3822.94 --> 3823.30] Oof.
[3823.76 --> 3828.48] I'm getting kind of tired of manufacturers trying to control the news cycle.
[3828.88 --> 3829.02] Yeah.
[3829.26 --> 3831.24] Like I've talked about this off stream before.
[3831.50 --> 3835.18] But like this whole thing where there's an announcement embargo.
[3835.52 --> 3836.94] And an unboxing embargo.
[3837.26 --> 3838.82] And a reviews embargo.
[3838.82 --> 3843.94] And a freaking, I don't know, new color scheme embargo.
[3845.06 --> 3851.88] You know, to me what it smacks of is wanting, wanting like, because none of it's.
[3852.02 --> 3855.44] They're trying to flex to make you do a whole bunch of pieces of content.
[3855.64 --> 3855.92] Yes.
[3856.72 --> 3857.88] And that's what it is.
[3857.92 --> 3859.78] And the problem, we don't have a problem doing content.
[3859.98 --> 3861.54] We'll do content about all kinds of things.
[3861.54 --> 3864.26] We hooked our Threadripper WX up to a chiller.
[3864.84 --> 3866.64] Like there's a commercial chiller you can just buy.
[3866.74 --> 3867.28] It's for an aquarium.
[3867.42 --> 3867.52] What?
[3867.74 --> 3868.64] Yeah, four degrees.
[3869.24 --> 3869.40] Yeah.
[3869.82 --> 3871.34] And it's like nicely self-contained.
[3871.44 --> 3872.20] I should show it to you after.
[3872.32 --> 3873.08] It's actually really sick.
[3873.08 --> 3876.54] It's not even that expensive when you consider what a custom water cooling loop can cost.
[3876.54 --> 3880.12] Anyway, so, you know, we hooked our Threadripper WX up to that.
[3880.86 --> 3882.40] You know, overclocked it as high as we could.
[3882.88 --> 3884.74] Like, yeah, that's fine.
[3885.18 --> 3892.12] But the difference is that a lot of the kind of coverage that you are expected to be doing in this announcement, unboxing stuff,
[3892.18 --> 3895.54] the only information they give you is basically marketing bullet points.
[3895.82 --> 3898.26] So what they're effectively asking for is free advertising.
[3898.52 --> 3901.24] And I'm at the point now where I don't do advertising for free.
[3901.62 --> 3905.86] And you can kind of, you can read into that whatever you want.
[3906.10 --> 3908.62] You know, maybe it comes across, maybe I come across like a prick.
[3908.68 --> 3909.00] I don't know.
[3909.12 --> 3909.68] I don't think so.
[3909.80 --> 3917.14] But at the end of the day, if you expect me to advertise your product, then I expect you to pay me so that I can pay my bills and pay my staff.
[3917.32 --> 3918.22] And disclose it to the audience.
[3918.32 --> 3919.40] And disclose it to the audience.
[3919.68 --> 3921.18] That's how advertising works.
[3922.00 --> 3923.90] And that's why I think you don't come across like a prick.
[3924.06 --> 3925.46] Because that kind of stuff should be disclosed.
[3925.54 --> 3927.68] If you want advertising, then fine.
[3928.02 --> 3929.04] But you have to pay for it.
[3929.08 --> 3929.70] It isn't free.
[3930.04 --> 3931.48] And it should be a transaction.
[3931.80 --> 3938.40] And if you want objective coverage of the product the way that I want to cover it, then just send the product.
[3939.56 --> 3941.14] And we'll do it on our terms.
[3941.58 --> 3941.70] Yeah.
[3941.86 --> 3943.16] So that's kind of the way I see it now.
[3943.26 --> 3944.16] Anyway, that's it for the stream.
[3944.24 --> 3944.64] Bye, guys.
[3944.98 --> 3945.28] Goodbye.
• Discussion about a broken webpage for 3Dmark.com
• Record attempt by Steve from Gamers Nexus to beat the single GPU time record in Extreme
• Use of four graphics cards (Kingpin) and its technically unsupported scenario
• Competition between Vince and Jay, with Vince holding the Forex record
• Reflection on the impracticality of extreme overclocking
• Mention of a previous video showcasing a sub-zero chiller setup
• Discussion about Evga's involvement in the competition and their employee Vince's actions
• Overview of the YouTube community's participation and the concept of "fun" in overclocking competitions
• A unique graphics card was mentioned, specifically the 429.48] with a hacksawed-off section and an outboard power delivery module.
• The main topic of discussion is the Windows 10 October update potentially deleting files.
• The host considers installing Windows 10 to play Forza, but then learns about the potential file deletion issue.
• China allegedly infiltrated Apple, Amazon, and other companies with a hardware security compromise.
• A brief mention of trying to run an SLI setup on a high-end GPU.
• Discussion about a previous donation to Gamers Nexus
• Bloomberg report on alleged Chinese supply chain attack against US companies
• Description of supply chain attacks and how they differ from other types of cyberattacks
• Story about Amazon's evaluation of Elemental Technologies, a startup that became Amazon Prime Video
• Alleged discovery of tiny microchips in Supermicro servers
• Investigation by US authorities into the matter
• Criticism of the story for lacking technical credibility
• Discussion about resizing an image in MS Paint
• Explanation of motherboard layout and design, specifically blade servers
• Analysis of PCB layout and board design, including trace routing
• Explanation of memory networking and chip access to memory
• Personal conversation between two individuals, including humor and a joking reference to a previous event
• The speaker mentions an idea for a live overclocking panel with weird hardware
• Discussion about the alleged discovery of malicious chips on computer hardware, specifically Supermicro's servers
• Bloomberg reported that up to 30 companies, including Apple and Amazon, were affected by the alleged supply chain compromise
• Companies involved have denied the allegations, citing a lack of knowledge or evidence of malicious chips
• Six current and former senior national security officials corroborated the discovery of the chips and government investigation
• The speaker questions why companies would deny allegations if they had indeed fixed the issue
• The narrator discusses a potential security issue with Supermicro servers, potentially compromised by middlemen intercepting large-scale orders.
• Some data centers may destroy old hardware instead of selling or reselling it on eBay.
• The narrator notes that the models of affected servers are unknown and more information is needed to confirm the extent of the issue.
• A job opening for a system administrator at Flow Plane Media was mentioned, with details available in the YouTube video description.
• The narrator promotes sponsors, including Synergy, which allows users to control multiple computers efficiently.
• Be Quiet's Dark Base Pro 900 Orange Rev 2 case is reviewed, highlighting its modular design and features.
• Savage Jerky is promoted, offering various flavors of jerky and related products.
• Mojo and their nitrate-free jerky
• Windows 10 update causing data loss issues, specifically with OneDrive
• Automatic updates in Windows 10
• Microsoft Edge browser improvements and new features
• New snipping tool and emoji updates in Windows 10
• Macbook Pro and Imac Pros requiring Apple's diagnostics for certain repairs
• Security features of devices, such as data protection and biometric authentication

[3812.30 --> 3813.90] Like, I don't know.

[3814.00 --> 3816.46] I'm getting kind of tired of manufacturers.

[3816.46 --> 3821.78] Dude, but if it's that tweaked and a few things added Pascal.

[3822.94 --> 3823.30] Oof.

[3823.76 --> 3828.48] I'm getting kind of tired of manufacturers trying to control the news cycle.

[3828.88 --> 3829.02] Yeah.

[3829.26 --> 3831.24] Like I've talked about this off stream before.

[3831.50 --> 3835.18] But like this whole thing where there's an announcement embargo.

[3835.52 --> 3836.94] And an unboxing embargo.

[3837.26 --> 3838.82] And a reviews embargo.

[3838.82 --> 3843.94] And a freaking, I don't know, new color scheme embargo.

[3845.06 --> 3851.88] You know, to me what it smacks of is wanting, wanting like, because none of it's.

[3852.02 --> 3855.44] They're trying to flex to make you do a whole bunch of pieces of content.

[3855.64 --> 3855.92] Yes.

[3856.72 --> 3857.88] And that's what it is.

[3857.92 --> 3859.78] And the problem, we don't have a problem doing content.

[3859.98 --> 3861.54] We'll do content about all kinds of things.

[3861.54 --> 3864.26] We hooked our Threadripper WX up to a chiller.

[3864.84 --> 3866.64] Like there's a commercial chiller you can just buy.

[3866.74 --> 3867.28] It's for an aquarium.

[3867.42 --> 3867.52] What?

[3867.74 --> 3868.64] Yeah, four degrees.

[3869.24 --> 3869.40] Yeah.

[3869.82 --> 3871.34] And it's like nicely self-contained.

[3871.44 --> 3872.20] I should show it to you after.

[3872.32 --> 3873.08] It's actually really sick.

[3873.08 --> 3876.54] It's not even that expensive when you consider what a custom water cooling loop can cost.

[3876.54 --> 3880.12] Anyway, so, you know, we hooked our Threadripper WX up to that.

[3880.86 --> 3882.40] You know, overclocked it as high as we could.

[3882.88 --> 3884.74] Like, yeah, that's fine.

[3885.18 --> 3892.12] But the difference is that a lot of the kind of coverage that you are expected to be doing in this announcement, unboxing stuff,

[3892.18 --> 3895.54] the only information they give you is basically marketing bullet points.

[3895.82 --> 3898.26] So what they're effectively asking for is free advertising.

[3898.52 --> 3901.24] And I'm at the point now where I don't do advertising for free.

[3901.62 --> 3905.86] And you can kind of, you can read into that whatever you want.

[3906.10 --> 3908.62] You know, maybe it comes across, maybe I come across like a prick.

[3908.68 --> 3909.00] I don't know.

[3909.12 --> 3909.68] I don't think so.

[3909.80 --> 3917.14] But at the end of the day, if you expect me to advertise your product, then I expect you to pay me so that I can pay my bills and pay my staff.

[3917.32 --> 3918.22] And disclose it to the audience.

[3918.32 --> 3919.40] And disclose it to the audience.

[3919.68 --> 3921.18] That's how advertising works.

[3922.00 --> 3923.90] And that's why I think you don't come across like a prick.

[3924.06 --> 3925.46] Because that kind of stuff should be disclosed.

[3925.54 --> 3927.68] If you want advertising, then fine.

[3928.02 --> 3929.04] But you have to pay for it.

[3929.08 --> 3929.70] It isn't free.

[3930.04 --> 3931.48] And it should be a transaction.

[3931.80 --> 3938.40] And if you want objective coverage of the product the way that I want to cover it, then just send the product.

[3939.56 --> 3941.14] And we'll do it on our terms.

[3941.58 --> 3941.70] Yeah.

[3941.86 --> 3943.16] So that's kind of the way I see it now.

[3943.26 --> 3944.16] Anyway, that's it for the stream.

[3944.24 --> 3944.64] Bye, guys.

[3944.98 --> 3945.28] Goodbye.

• Discussion about a broken webpage for 3Dmark.com

• Record attempt by Steve from Gamers Nexus to beat the single GPU time record in Extreme

• Use of four graphics cards (Kingpin) and its technically unsupported scenario

• Competition between Vince and Jay, with Vince holding the Forex record

• Reflection on the impracticality of extreme overclocking

• Mention of a previous video showcasing a sub-zero chiller setup

• Discussion about Evga's involvement in the competition and their employee Vince's actions

• Overview of the YouTube community's participation and the concept of "fun" in overclocking competitions

• A unique graphics card was mentioned, specifically the 429.48] with a hacksawed-off section and an outboard power delivery module.

• The main topic of discussion is the Windows 10 October update potentially deleting files.

• The host considers installing Windows 10 to play Forza, but then learns about the potential file deletion issue.

• China allegedly infiltrated Apple, Amazon, and other companies with a hardware security compromise.

• A brief mention of trying to run an SLI setup on a high-end GPU.

• Discussion about a previous donation to Gamers Nexus

• Bloomberg report on alleged Chinese supply chain attack against US companies

• Description of supply chain attacks and how they differ from other types of cyberattacks

• Story about Amazon's evaluation of Elemental Technologies, a startup that became Amazon Prime Video

• Alleged discovery of tiny microchips in Supermicro servers

• Investigation by US authorities into the matter

• Criticism of the story for lacking technical credibility

• Discussion about resizing an image in MS Paint

• Explanation of motherboard layout and design, specifically blade servers

• Analysis of PCB layout and board design, including trace routing

• Explanation of memory networking and chip access to memory

• Personal conversation between two individuals, including humor and a joking reference to a previous event

• The speaker mentions an idea for a live overclocking panel with weird hardware

• Discussion about the alleged discovery of malicious chips on computer hardware, specifically Supermicro's servers

• Bloomberg reported that up to 30 companies, including Apple and Amazon, were affected by the alleged supply chain compromise

• Companies involved have denied the allegations, citing a lack of knowledge or evidence of malicious chips

• Six current and former senior national security officials corroborated the discovery of the chips and government investigation

• The speaker questions why companies would deny allegations if they had indeed fixed the issue

• The narrator discusses a potential security issue with Supermicro servers, potentially compromised by middlemen intercepting large-scale orders.

• Some data centers may destroy old hardware instead of selling or reselling it on eBay.

• The narrator notes that the models of affected servers are unknown and more information is needed to confirm the extent of the issue.

• A job opening for a system administrator at Flow Plane Media was mentioned, with details available in the YouTube video description.

• The narrator promotes sponsors, including Synergy, which allows users to control multiple computers efficiently.

• Be Quiet's Dark Base Pro 900 Orange Rev 2 case is reviewed, highlighting its modular design and features.

• Savage Jerky is promoted, offering various flavors of jerky and related products.

• Mojo and their nitrate-free jerky

• Windows 10 update causing data loss issues, specifically with OneDrive

• Automatic updates in Windows 10

• Microsoft Edge browser improvements and new features

• New snipping tool and emoji updates in Windows 10

• Macbook Pro and Imac Pros requiring Apple's diagnostics for certain repairs

• Security features of devices, such as data protection and biometric authentication