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If that's true, I hope Ivan is doing well in whatever he's doing! Same here.

Anthony has this smile and nod like, "You're right, and I knew it all along and never told you, because I dug ridiculously deep into this tech way before I wrote this episode.

Brands I wholeheartedly reccomend (though do have flawed products): Apple, Razer, Corsair, Asus, Gigabyte, bequiet!, Noctua, Fractal, GSkill (RAM only) https://www.facebook.com/anthony.valencia.12382/posts/10155453648545374 I'll make a build thread when my $30 Xeon comes in and tag you in it so you can revel in the nostolgia as well. Agreed, I like all of the dudes!

It's easy! Anthony has this smile and nod like, "You're right, and I knew it all along and never told you, because I dug ridiculously deep into this tech way before I wrote this episode. Keep it up! The rest of my system seemed fine, no scent of smoke or any other failed components. It's the sum of their differences that makes the channel good. First time posting here on LTT in a while (I registered a while ago but usually just read through posts without signing in, sorry!) ALEX CLARK. 9 comments. Grip & Camera Operator. Everyone is good at something there, some better on camera with certain types of information than others and it's refreshing to see different people in different roles with different presenting styles. CPU: AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 3.8 GHz 12-Core OEM/Tray Processor  (Purchased For $419.99)  - RTX Overclocking . It keeps the channel interesting! share. It's the sum of their differences that makes the channel good. Would like to see a colab with him and Wendell from L1 sometime in the future, i feel like they could come up with some really cool ideas together. Xeon  E5-1630v4 | Quadro P4000 | Asus X99-E WS | 4x8GB G-Skill DDR4-2400 | Samsung 960 EVO 250GB | 8TB spinning rust 3 months ago ... Linus with beard actually looks a little Bit like the Hacksmith, Just weaker. For the cool hardcore extreme tech stuff he's definitely the best guy to be working with Linus for it. Autodesk 3ds Max, AutoCAD, Inventor, Revit, Recap, and Fusion OS: Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit I probably like James best in the build videos, because he's just plain good at it. I am so on that whenever we get our hands on some. We all have our strong points and that's what's carried us forward from the 3.6 million subs we had when us writers started to the over 8.3 million today, although it's still surreal to me that I've been a part of that. CPU: i7 2600k (Stock cooler and speed) Using this new knowledge I called up MSI to ask for an RMA, they approved it and I mailed my card to them. https://www.vessel.com/videos/LCoY5zfFf Come to think of it, I don't think Linus has written an actual video in a while... Sure, he's got projects (like 6 editors), but most of the time that's vloggy stuff, not scripted or otherwise guided. The IPS display is my favorite thing about this notebook, right behind the signatures if course! Nonetheless, Linus and the rest of the crew sparked my interest in tech and that eventually led to a job that is helping me pay for college. I just wanted to see if you could figure out why it doesn't work." Anthony Young from Linus Tech Tips This guy's been popping up in more and more Linus videos, and honestly I can't get enough of him.

Back in September of last year the MSI 560ti TwinFrozr Hawk in the PC I built for my family died outright. S***post.

NVDIMMs are super interesting to me, and the sample script I actually sent in with my job application was a Techquickie style video on universal memory - Things like MRAM, FRAM, Optane/3DXpoint, etc, and how we've kind of come full circle since using SRAM with a battery backup. (Sometimes I find the massive number of videos difficult to navigate on youtube's limited interface.) He does, he presents things nicely as well with thorough explanations.

I do enjoy some of the more meme-y content that Linus does with James (or James does on his own) and it's all really good but Anthony's tech stuff is so good (especially like the new floatplane video that isn't on YouTube yet). My question is: is it possible that I received a bad card back from the RMA, or is there likely another culprit at play here? 496. Linus Tech Tips. You're like a good straight man in a comedy show! (In short, he does his research) I'm waiting for the day Anthony (Or somebody else) does NVDimms. https://www.facebook.com/anthony.valencia.12382/posts/10155453643920374 Some kind of metal.

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For the cool hardcore extreme tech stuff he's definitely the best guy to be working with Linus for it. For those unscripted segments, I spend a bunch of time preparing and then get Linus to try and figure it out on his own.

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Seems to be the GPU, but I just wanted a bit more insight since it's already been RMA'd once.

Which I don't think is on purpose, it's just Linus being Linus and that's OK too.

I think the driver is up to date but ill double check. Count me in as another fan of Anthony's contributions to LTT. Do you happen to remember the name of the video / segment? However it appears Ivan has quietly left LMG, given he no longer has an LMG title. Image.

I just wanted to see if you could figure out why it doesn't work." Besides knowing his stuff and sharing it without theatrics, he has a pleasant voice. For the record, I don't dislike any one of Linus' Merry Band. Mobo: MSI P67A-GD65 Case: Cosrair 600t (Stock Fans) I personally really liked their segment when comparing PC SI's against eachother in an otherwise blind study. I've been following forever and haven't really been an active forum member, i'm more of a youtube lurker. If anyone else feels like I do, they want to see more videos with Anthony. If that's true, I hope Ivan is doing well in whatever he's doing!