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[158.14 --> 163.50] that big companies with legal departments normally do so here's a link in the twitch chat to where you
[163.50 --> 170.30] guys can uh go check out the gleam io information about it including quebec i guess which never
[170.30 --> 180.14] happens entries close at midnight pacific tonight june 29th so don't miss it um what else we got uh g-sync hdr
[180.14 --> 186.46] modules at 500 to the monitor price g-sync is expensive this and more breaking news yeah i think
[186.46 --> 190.46] we already knew g-sync normal modules were 300 bucks so the fact the price went up should not be
[190.46 --> 197.82] super surprising um great news great news uh youtube experiments with custom thumbnails just coming in
[197.82 --> 204.06] saving the day thank you again youtube thank you thank you youtube that was great i actually had a call
[204.06 --> 211.58] with youtube today and like out of respect for my partner manager i won't discuss any of the like
[211.58 --> 219.10] specifics of my call because i am very appreciative that youtube talks to me yeah because they are not
[219.10 --> 223.98] always that communicative you'd be surprised if that's a relatively new thing yeah it's it's it's
[223.98 --> 232.94] amazeballs um but i will say that the tone of the call on my side was very grateful i'm grateful to youtube
[232.94 --> 241.58] and our google overlords for making our job at floatplane media easier so much easier um there's
[241.58 --> 249.34] also rumors because you all know i love rumors of an i9 99 100k i almost wish they went just for full
[249.34 --> 257.50] full gold and went i9 99 99k well it'll be over 9 000 that's fair um nvidia's new nda requirement to
[257.50 --> 262.78] get access to early hardware is this a giant scandal or is it a mountain being made out of a
[262.78 --> 269.02] molehill not even a molehill more on this at 11. it's like one speck of dirt nope nope at 11. okay
[269.58 --> 277.34] uh nope that's it i'm rolling the intro 11. did you see this i haven't actually actually like exactly
[277.34 --> 281.50] what i wanted to make remember i was telling you oh really it's literally it okay well we'll have to
[281.50 --> 290.86] check that out then how do i get into the dashboard i use twitch so little and their settings menus are
[290.86 --> 295.66] garbage where's the chat i love you twitch but your settings menus are i just want to chat oh right
[295.66 --> 297.66] oh i forgot to whoops
[301.98 --> 307.58] so luke doesn't technically work here but yeah you're gonna be at ltx right yeah luke will be at ltx
[307.58 --> 312.54] because luke also technically does do things here sometimes yeah so you have a video coming soon i do
[312.54 --> 319.42] like actually soon now and not just like me hosting a video and like pulling luke into it for like color
[319.42 --> 326.54] commentary like luke is hosting uh the nintendo labo video the latest possible no one cares anymore
[326.54 --> 332.94] about it but these are the reasons why people should have cared nintendo labo video that's quite a sales
[332.94 --> 340.14] pitch all right so what basically the whole internet is wrong about labo and nintendo now you're getting
[340.14 --> 346.46] back into the clickbait spirit i knew you had it in you yeah um so let's jump into our first topic this was posted by
[346.46 --> 357.66] wanatology um the study of people named wan i guess wanatology over on the forum uh the original article here is
[357.66 --> 366.38] from tech power up nvidia's g-sync hdr module is this was just working
[366.38 --> 376.54] i you saw me test this i actually didn't but i believe you no i no you've got it on luke's
[376.54 --> 381.98] i know but that's the one okay that was there we go all right okay did you try unplugging it and
[381.98 --> 388.30] plugging it back in yes yes i have oh oh no never mind yeah okay you're right thanks bye okay like
[388.30 --> 395.82] half of my calls to tech support ever really uh it's happened maybe not half i don't call tech support
[395.82 --> 401.66] that much that's fair um but if we're going back to like when i would call tech support as a teenager
[401.66 --> 409.42] if we're talking about ever i have definitely made my fair share of have you tried i must have told you
[409.42 --> 415.26] my evga call story right okay you know what we're gonna get back to this g-sync hdr module have i told
[415.26 --> 420.38] you that one before with the mineral computer i'm not actually sure i don't think so we'll get through
[420.38 --> 424.22] part way and i'm sure there's people here that haven't heard it you'll probably remember because i i must
[424.22 --> 429.82] have told you at some point the only time i've ever contacted customer support from any computer
[429.82 --> 435.58] hardware company ever was evga and one time i've never had to outside of that everything's always
[435.58 --> 441.02] worked or it's been like clearly my fault because my hand was covered in oil and i dropped a hard drive
[441.02 --> 447.18] that is not max store that was the brand of the hard drive's fault because i it hit the ground it's my
[447.18 --> 451.90] fault anyway took it and threw it on yeah pretty much you know where that's going i was everyone knows
[451.90 --> 455.90] about my mineral computer if you don't uh there's there's videos of it on the channel you should
[455.90 --> 461.98] check it out it's it's actually a really funny video in the end but yeah when i was building it
[461.98 --> 466.78] uh i'm like 12 hours into this build and it's taken me forever it's the first time i've ever built a
[466.78 --> 471.26] mineral computer i'm doing a lot of things for the first time it's actually only it's probably like the
[471.26 --> 475.66] low double digits of times i've built a computer at all at this point right and i'm trying to build a
[475.66 --> 482.30] mineral oil one um i go through a lot of hardships including realizing that due to the fish rocks that
[482.30 --> 486.54] i put in the bottom of the fish tank my power supply would no longer fit because i did all the
[486.54 --> 492.62] sizing based on no fish rocks being there and it was like really hard to clear a spot for it blah blah
[492.62 --> 499.50] blah blah so i unscrewed the casing on the power supply figured out that it was like a wrapped setup so
[499.50 --> 503.66] it was screwed on one side but it wasn't like two completely separate metal panels
[503.66 --> 511.18] so i had to like tear off the metal that was there and i ended up only having like little
[511.74 --> 516.78] like wire cutters so i i was able to just get a tiny little snippet and then i had to literally
[516.78 --> 523.50] rip the metal in half i think you might be the king of wrong tools anyways i got it it that's why there's
[523.50 --> 529.42] like a jagged edge on one part of that power luke needs a condom which you know goes to the dollar
[529.42 --> 537.74] store finds a balloon and it's like well this end looks big enough surely the other one will stretch
[540.14 --> 541.34] oh my god um
[543.50 --> 548.78] but i i get the power supply ripped and it fits now and that power supply still works actually i've used
[548.78 --> 553.58] it recently which is hilarious um it's actually pretty old i'm really surprised it still works yeah
[553.58 --> 558.30] uh every everything fits i get all the oil in and i've turned i turned it on i did the old thing
[558.30 --> 563.42] you turn the computer on before you put it in the case which is good yeah i did that and it worked
[563.42 --> 569.26] fine then i submerged it pressed the power button nothing happened and i just freaked out because i'm
[569.26 --> 572.94] a kid i don't have enough money to buy these components again right no one's going to give me
[572.94 --> 578.30] a return on oil soaked components they sure it's not going to happen so i'm like try that sometime but
[578.30 --> 583.58] you're sorry carry on i i have no idea what's going on i'm freaking out it's really early in
[583.58 --> 589.82] the morning for whatever i have an evga motherboard for whatever reason i was like i'm gonna call evga
[589.82 --> 595.42] tech support i don't know why i picked that component yeah because it could have been anything that was
[595.42 --> 601.98] i have no idea yeah i just was like i need to call someone and the dude on the phone was like really
[601.98 --> 610.54] calm and really patient i felt like i was calling 911 um hello computer enthusiast please state your
[610.54 --> 616.54] emergency and i start trying to explain what's going on and like he he finally eventually i don't
[616.54 --> 622.62] know if he's heard of mineral cooling before at this point or not but uh he's like you know what
[622.62 --> 627.90] what i'm gonna do i'm gonna add a note to your account saying that like if we get any components in
[627.90 --> 633.82] that have a little oil on it it's okay that was nuts he did that he actually did that and then
[633.82 --> 640.30] he's like okay i want you to go through like taking it out and like reseeding some of the components for
[640.30 --> 645.50] me and he stayed on the freaking line the whole time and i i put him on speaker and i reseeded a
[645.50 --> 650.94] whole bunch of components and i put everything back in and it turned on and worked that was like
[650.94 --> 655.66] the greatest customer support call i've ever had in my entire life and it was basically did you try
[655.66 --> 659.34] unplugging it and plugging it back in yeah that was where we were going with this thank you that
[659.34 --> 666.62] only took about 10 minutes but anyway that was just amazing that's that's i i almost never have
[666.62 --> 671.50] customer support calls but that was that was really fantastic no one's come close since then
[672.14 --> 681.34] all right so let's jump over to this g-sync news um basically uh pc pur disassembled their rg swift pg
[681.34 --> 687.74] 27 uq because those guys have balls of steel it's a two thousand dollar monitor and they found that the
[687.74 --> 693.98] g-sync module is a newer version than the first generation g-sync monitors which i think we've known
[693.98 --> 703.34] for like two years that new g-sync like faster g-sync was going to require a new module anyway the exact
[703.34 --> 713.50] model of fpga is an area area anyway uh 10gx 480 which is a high performance 20 nanometer soc that
[713.50 --> 723.34] provides enough bandwidth and lvds pins in order to process this huge 4k 144 hertz data stream it is sold
[723.34 --> 732.62] in low quantities for two thousand dollars for the fpga alone at digikey and mouser but assuming that nvidia
[732.62 --> 739.34] buys thousands pc pur is suggesting that the price of this chip alone will add 500 to the monitor's
[739.34 --> 747.58] bomb cost it is further increased by the three gigabytes of ddr4 memory on the module and the
[747.58 --> 754.46] added licensing fees for g-sync so if even just the three gigs like that stuff's expensive right now that
[754.46 --> 762.54] stuff's really expensive right now so here's the the bizarre thing about g-sync is that from
[762.54 --> 769.26] the consumer standpoint i know a lot of people feel very strongly that nvidia should just adopt
[769.26 --> 776.94] adaptive sync or free sync and just kind of get on board with the rest of the industry i mean they are
[776.94 --> 784.54] now up against more than just amd like it used to be nvidia versus amd g-sync free sync and amd had a
[784.54 --> 791.10] handful of partners that were that were rushing free sync monitors to market um but now nvidia is up
[791.10 --> 798.06] against a much larger tide in the industry as a whole samsung is going to be supporting free sync
[798.06 --> 805.90] on upcoming tvs that to me is huge you combine that with the free sync support on the xbox

[158.14 --> 163.50] that big companies with legal departments normally do so here's a link in the twitch chat to where you

[163.50 --> 170.30] guys can uh go check out the gleam io information about it including quebec i guess which never

[170.30 --> 180.14] happens entries close at midnight pacific tonight june 29th so don't miss it um what else we got uh g-sync hdr

[180.14 --> 186.46] modules at 500 to the monitor price g-sync is expensive this and more breaking news yeah i think

[186.46 --> 190.46] we already knew g-sync normal modules were 300 bucks so the fact the price went up should not be

[190.46 --> 197.82] super surprising um great news great news uh youtube experiments with custom thumbnails just coming in

[197.82 --> 204.06] saving the day thank you again youtube thank you thank you youtube that was great i actually had a call

[204.06 --> 211.58] with youtube today and like out of respect for my partner manager i won't discuss any of the like

[211.58 --> 219.10] specifics of my call because i am very appreciative that youtube talks to me yeah because they are not

[219.10 --> 223.98] always that communicative you'd be surprised if that's a relatively new thing yeah it's it's it's

[223.98 --> 232.94] amazeballs um but i will say that the tone of the call on my side was very grateful i'm grateful to youtube

[232.94 --> 241.58] and our google overlords for making our job at floatplane media easier so much easier um there's

[241.58 --> 249.34] also rumors because you all know i love rumors of an i9 99 100k i almost wish they went just for full

[249.34 --> 257.50] full gold and went i9 99 99k well it'll be over 9 000 that's fair um nvidia's new nda requirement to

[257.50 --> 262.78] get access to early hardware is this a giant scandal or is it a mountain being made out of a

[262.78 --> 269.02] molehill not even a molehill more on this at 11. it's like one speck of dirt nope nope at 11. okay

[269.58 --> 277.34] uh nope that's it i'm rolling the intro 11. did you see this i haven't actually actually like exactly

[277.34 --> 281.50] what i wanted to make remember i was telling you oh really it's literally it okay well we'll have to

[281.50 --> 290.86] check that out then how do i get into the dashboard i use twitch so little and their settings menus are

[290.86 --> 295.66] garbage where's the chat i love you twitch but your settings menus are i just want to chat oh right

[295.66 --> 297.66] oh i forgot to whoops

[301.98 --> 307.58] so luke doesn't technically work here but yeah you're gonna be at ltx right yeah luke will be at ltx

[307.58 --> 312.54] because luke also technically does do things here sometimes yeah so you have a video coming soon i do

[312.54 --> 319.42] like actually soon now and not just like me hosting a video and like pulling luke into it for like color

[319.42 --> 326.54] commentary like luke is hosting uh the nintendo labo video the latest possible no one cares anymore

[326.54 --> 332.94] about it but these are the reasons why people should have cared nintendo labo video that's quite a sales

[332.94 --> 340.14] pitch all right so what basically the whole internet is wrong about labo and nintendo now you're getting

[340.14 --> 346.46] back into the clickbait spirit i knew you had it in you yeah um so let's jump into our first topic this was posted by

[346.46 --> 357.66] wanatology um the study of people named wan i guess wanatology over on the forum uh the original article here is

[357.66 --> 366.38] from tech power up nvidia's g-sync hdr module is this was just working

[366.38 --> 376.54] i you saw me test this i actually didn't but i believe you no i no you've got it on luke's

[376.54 --> 381.98] i know but that's the one okay that was there we go all right okay did you try unplugging it and

[381.98 --> 388.30] plugging it back in yes yes i have oh oh no never mind yeah okay you're right thanks bye okay like

[388.30 --> 395.82] half of my calls to tech support ever really uh it's happened maybe not half i don't call tech support

[395.82 --> 401.66] that much that's fair um but if we're going back to like when i would call tech support as a teenager

[401.66 --> 409.42] if we're talking about ever i have definitely made my fair share of have you tried i must have told you

[409.42 --> 415.26] my evga call story right okay you know what we're gonna get back to this g-sync hdr module have i told

[415.26 --> 420.38] you that one before with the mineral computer i'm not actually sure i don't think so we'll get through

[420.38 --> 424.22] part way and i'm sure there's people here that haven't heard it you'll probably remember because i i must

[424.22 --> 429.82] have told you at some point the only time i've ever contacted customer support from any computer

[429.82 --> 435.58] hardware company ever was evga and one time i've never had to outside of that everything's always

[435.58 --> 441.02] worked or it's been like clearly my fault because my hand was covered in oil and i dropped a hard drive

[441.02 --> 447.18] that is not max store that was the brand of the hard drive's fault because i it hit the ground it's my

[447.18 --> 451.90] fault anyway took it and threw it on yeah pretty much you know where that's going i was everyone knows

[451.90 --> 455.90] about my mineral computer if you don't uh there's there's videos of it on the channel you should

[455.90 --> 461.98] check it out it's it's actually a really funny video in the end but yeah when i was building it

[461.98 --> 466.78] uh i'm like 12 hours into this build and it's taken me forever it's the first time i've ever built a

[466.78 --> 471.26] mineral computer i'm doing a lot of things for the first time it's actually only it's probably like the

[471.26 --> 475.66] low double digits of times i've built a computer at all at this point right and i'm trying to build a

[475.66 --> 482.30] mineral oil one um i go through a lot of hardships including realizing that due to the fish rocks that

[482.30 --> 486.54] i put in the bottom of the fish tank my power supply would no longer fit because i did all the

[486.54 --> 492.62] sizing based on no fish rocks being there and it was like really hard to clear a spot for it blah blah

[492.62 --> 499.50] blah blah so i unscrewed the casing on the power supply figured out that it was like a wrapped setup so

[499.50 --> 503.66] it was screwed on one side but it wasn't like two completely separate metal panels

[503.66 --> 511.18] so i had to like tear off the metal that was there and i ended up only having like little

[511.74 --> 516.78] like wire cutters so i i was able to just get a tiny little snippet and then i had to literally

[516.78 --> 523.50] rip the metal in half i think you might be the king of wrong tools anyways i got it it that's why there's

[523.50 --> 529.42] like a jagged edge on one part of that power luke needs a condom which you know goes to the dollar

[529.42 --> 537.74] store finds a balloon and it's like well this end looks big enough surely the other one will stretch

[540.14 --> 541.34] oh my god um

[543.50 --> 548.78] but i i get the power supply ripped and it fits now and that power supply still works actually i've used

[548.78 --> 553.58] it recently which is hilarious um it's actually pretty old i'm really surprised it still works yeah

[553.58 --> 558.30] uh every everything fits i get all the oil in and i've turned i turned it on i did the old thing

[558.30 --> 563.42] you turn the computer on before you put it in the case which is good yeah i did that and it worked

[563.42 --> 569.26] fine then i submerged it pressed the power button nothing happened and i just freaked out because i'm

[569.26 --> 572.94] a kid i don't have enough money to buy these components again right no one's going to give me

[572.94 --> 578.30] a return on oil soaked components they sure it's not going to happen so i'm like try that sometime but

[578.30 --> 583.58] you're sorry carry on i i have no idea what's going on i'm freaking out it's really early in

[583.58 --> 589.82] the morning for whatever i have an evga motherboard for whatever reason i was like i'm gonna call evga

[589.82 --> 595.42] tech support i don't know why i picked that component yeah because it could have been anything that was

[595.42 --> 601.98] i have no idea yeah i just was like i need to call someone and the dude on the phone was like really

[601.98 --> 610.54] calm and really patient i felt like i was calling 911 um hello computer enthusiast please state your

[610.54 --> 616.54] emergency and i start trying to explain what's going on and like he he finally eventually i don't

[616.54 --> 622.62] know if he's heard of mineral cooling before at this point or not but uh he's like you know what

[622.62 --> 627.90] what i'm gonna do i'm gonna add a note to your account saying that like if we get any components in

[627.90 --> 633.82] that have a little oil on it it's okay that was nuts he did that he actually did that and then

[633.82 --> 640.30] he's like okay i want you to go through like taking it out and like reseeding some of the components for

[640.30 --> 645.50] me and he stayed on the freaking line the whole time and i i put him on speaker and i reseeded a

[645.50 --> 650.94] whole bunch of components and i put everything back in and it turned on and worked that was like

[650.94 --> 655.66] the greatest customer support call i've ever had in my entire life and it was basically did you try

[655.66 --> 659.34] unplugging it and plugging it back in yeah that was where we were going with this thank you that

[659.34 --> 666.62] only took about 10 minutes but anyway that was just amazing that's that's i i almost never have

[666.62 --> 671.50] customer support calls but that was that was really fantastic no one's come close since then

[672.14 --> 681.34] all right so let's jump over to this g-sync news um basically uh pc pur disassembled their rg swift pg

[681.34 --> 687.74] 27 uq because those guys have balls of steel it's a two thousand dollar monitor and they found that the

[687.74 --> 693.98] g-sync module is a newer version than the first generation g-sync monitors which i think we've known

[693.98 --> 703.34] for like two years that new g-sync like faster g-sync was going to require a new module anyway the exact

[703.34 --> 713.50] model of fpga is an area area anyway uh 10gx 480 which is a high performance 20 nanometer soc that

[713.50 --> 723.34] provides enough bandwidth and lvds pins in order to process this huge 4k 144 hertz data stream it is sold

[723.34 --> 732.62] in low quantities for two thousand dollars for the fpga alone at digikey and mouser but assuming that nvidia

[732.62 --> 739.34] buys thousands pc pur is suggesting that the price of this chip alone will add 500 to the monitor's

[739.34 --> 747.58] bomb cost it is further increased by the three gigabytes of ddr4 memory on the module and the

[747.58 --> 754.46] added licensing fees for g-sync so if even just the three gigs like that stuff's expensive right now that

[754.46 --> 762.54] stuff's really expensive right now so here's the the bizarre thing about g-sync is that from

[762.54 --> 769.26] the consumer standpoint i know a lot of people feel very strongly that nvidia should just adopt

[769.26 --> 776.94] adaptive sync or free sync and just kind of get on board with the rest of the industry i mean they are

[776.94 --> 784.54] now up against more than just amd like it used to be nvidia versus amd g-sync free sync and amd had a

[784.54 --> 791.10] handful of partners that were that were rushing free sync monitors to market um but now nvidia is up

[791.10 --> 798.06] against a much larger tide in the industry as a whole samsung is going to be supporting free sync

[798.06 --> 805.90] on upcoming tvs that to me is huge you combine that with the free sync support on the xbox