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okay I think we are streaming this can be really awkward if not and I'm using the setup I used last week which is a Sony as7 - hooked up to an a burm edia capture card this should focus is it focusing yeah it looks like it is I need to be slightly further to left to be in a shot okay there we go again sorry about the wait and I'm totally gonna blame my software incompetence here actually part of that wasn't my fault but I did have to kind of rebuild the Walter White I guess is what we're gonna call it or Heisenberg back there I had to swap out the stock card that was a no it was a 1070 TI from Galax I swapped that with a 2080 from a soos gonna run some more long-term tests for that card I also want to just kind of test run it in in some games and see if it's you know worth the up grandma obviously it's gonna be a better card in the 1070 TI but it's really difficult for me to justify buying the car in the first place so I feel kind of dirty using it even though it is such a good card it's just so overpriced right now so yeah this is a birthday stream and I have nothing planned yeah it was kind of a you know a pretty normal day for the most part my parents brought some some goodies back home and you know I'm not sixteen anymore but it was nice too and I celebrate a little bit with them they're still in the process of having the insurance and all that stuff handled the house their house is pretty much gone so a lot of that is gonna take place tomorrow took a while for the insurance to even come out look at the place they're gonna do that tomorrow that's been what two weeks since the hurricane hit so there's been a bit of a delay I guess you could say and that's largely due to the volume of people you know having to get insurance companies to come in there and and adjust and all that stuff because the whole city basically was was wiped out so no cake we actually had what was it we had cheesecake so I guess that counts cheesecakes cake alright then we had my mom bought some really good cupcakes she brought over so it's really really nice they've actually been staying with me for the most part my dad's been back at the house cleaning up and setting things up but the rest of my family's been here in this small apartment with myself and I have some good news it's kind of an awesome birthday present we actually found out last week I want to say or a week before that Lisa my wife Lisa is going to be coming here for approximately five months and hopefully by the time that her visa expires which it's a six-month travel visa a tourist visa but she she used it she applied for on the merits that she was gonna come and see her husband and that that would be you know a long enough time for them to process her her I 130 application which is basically her marriage visa spousal visa and that will allow our state your permanent to get a green card and then you know stay married for like two years or something like that and then you're a full-time citizen so yeah that's exciting because show gonna be here at least for five months which is the longest we've ever been together and then hopefully by the end of the five months sugar to stay here permanently could show the green card worst case she goes back for a couple months whatever and then she comes back permanently but at least we get to be together for a lot longer this time which is great news she is sleeping right now it's like 3:00 in the morning over there but I'm really excited so she'll get to she'll get to come here actually this Friday Friday or Friday to be her Saturday she'll be here so I'm really excited about that to be a great birthday present so I really had no plan for this livestream I think that the fact that it's a Sunday night we usually do live streams on Sunday nights so if you're watching right now the 140 or so who are I appreciate all of you especially if you have school the next morning again I emphasize school I want you guys to prioritize school above all else if that is your full-time job if you will school's most important thing in your life right now and people are gonna tell you school doesn't matter you can be successful without school fact of the matter is if you have a degree if you have a high school diploma it's going to help you it's gonna give you that kick through the door and it's gonna put you on the top of the stack versus the middle of the stack because honestly a lot of people will just kind of you have a bachelor's degree does he have a high school diploma in it and they'll start action people just because you don't meet certain criteria that's straight up how they just you know they they separate the cream of the crop from the rest of the bunch because obviously if you're gonna hire somebody you want to hire the best you can and it doesn't mean that if you have a degree you're the best out there but it's just one of the ways in which they they do things and when I say that I'm talking about a majority of companies and you just gotta play the game that's that's really all I can say there so you just got to play the game and and try your best and that's why I still have a couple of people saying hey I've school tomorrow I'm up really late but I want to watch a live stream the streams gonna be archived I know you want to ask questions and stuff but I encourage you to prioritize school first that is something that I cannot reiterate enough so we're gonna move on to I see a bunch of questions I guess we're just gonna do a QA you guys always ask really good questions and I love that I love I've seen the same kinds of people in the live streams every week that actually really is encouraging so I appreciate you guys dropping by again on this Sunday night Sunday night here might be Monday for you in your part of the world so let's see here gate gate old man gate Imam tell tailmon I prioritize my retirement that's totally my dad right now like he's like he's in that like you know that zone right he's just trucking through work he's like amped about retirement and and I guess he's at that age like mid-50s or so we start looking forward to that cuz he's been with he's been with this company for a long time so he's pretty excited about that too I totally can't relate but hopefully I live long enough to be able to relate someday let's see I to pin it to pin is a channel member I appreciate your three is that three months of membership or service whatever you call it thanks a to pan do you think in video will release a high end card say a GTX twenty DTI with outrage racing that's a good question um I don't I don't think that's the route they're gonna go I think they're going to release the lower end cards without rate racing that's my that's my belief it wouldn't make sense in my opinion to throw r/t course and tensor core isn't to lower in like 20 sixties or 2050s if you catch my drift so I'm expecting them to 2x out the r/t cores in the lower end cards I don't think we're gonna see a totally like stand family of cards that compete with the r-tx lineup that don't feature Artie Coors right so GTX 28 ETI versus r-tx 22 t I think that's gonna create a lot of internal competition right now in video pretty much dominates the high-end market so I don't really see a point in including more because people are gonna buy these anyway because they're the best and then if you throw more cards into the mix it's just more production time and cost and effort marketing all that jazz to get a new lineup out there so that's my take I don't have any information to confirm or deny that just my table DP tks happy birthday Greg have a great day ahead I appreciate that DP thanks for stopping by I see a twenty dollar super chat from bazinga I think XE we're all wait you just you're a really good person to see him you are a super chat Phonak I really appreciate it he says you you say we can ask anything so how far can you walk into the woods is that like is that I feel like I'm missing something here and y'all are all laughing at me behind my back I said is that saying is there something implied there this is the problem with being a one-man livestreamer because I can't defer to the person next to me and ask that person what that saying is or maybe you're just straight up maybe does maybe it's just a legit question you're actually talking about real woods I have no idea I don't know how to answer the question but I hope you got your 20 bucks worth bazinga because I am pretty embarrassed right now okay moving on I see ship Shivam oh gosh I just skipped through a bunch a bunch of stuff throwing up here let's see Siobhan I want to be able to play destiny too in 1440p so I'll probably buy a 1070 as for CPU i5 or horizon I would be taking this PC to college so it could rise and benefit and multitasking CAD yeah I haven't tested a lot of workloads specifically in CAD to decide whether or not it's an Intel dependent or you know kind of a free-standing software I know CAD widely used we used it a lot in our engineering program as well but I think that if we're just gonna kind of throw a blanket statement out there for a program like had I would definitely want to have as many threads as possible at my disposal which is why I would recommend in this case horizon 5 and you're only gonna see maybe if 10% or so frame rate Delta between an i-5 and an r5 so I think you're getting the best of both worlds with Verizon five at this point I would only go for an i5 CPU if you can get one really cheap or if all you're really doing is gaming and that's all you're gonna be concerned about for the next three or four years and I think the i-5 is a better bet because you will get that higher frame rate and you'll experience that for a lot longer so just my take on that Sebastian Sebastian is a three month member I appreciate your Sebastian well I will self-study to be honest I got my GED dude that's awesome man and I liked it that's it's really difficult to and this is why I did everything all up front cuz everyone kept telling me it's super difficult to get out of school and then have to go back later on once you're in the you know the groove of things and you have a steady job or even if you don't have a steady job but you just have life to deal with and then you're asked to go back to school right you're like you have to commit this whole chunk of five days a week basically unless you're you know taking night classes or what-have-you it's a big investment and to have to go back and do that on top of all the other things that are happening in life that's a big accomplishment honestly I would say that's probably harder than just being in high school because that's your only job in high school is to go to high school maybe you might have a side job but it's ultimately irrelevant if you live with your parents who basically pay for everything so yeah kudos to you man that's awesome I appreciate you sharing that with us and keep it up seriously let's see here scrolling down crew crafters that's science to do you know schools that offer culinary arts no not really like the only that comes to mind is like the Art Institute only because they see like the commercials for it but I want to see have no idea if it's even like I've been like I know like a culinary school probably not I don't think it is I just know because it has art in the name I do have a couple friends though who went to culinary school I didn't expect them to you know like these people I went to high school with like I knew how they were in high school and I'm like the like these guys they didn't they couldn't tell pork from chicken and now they're like chefs and that's fine like I would trust them now but like back in high school I definitely wouldn't have so it's just kind of funny how that all works out it's also very weird that I'm sitting off-center from the camera because the way I cropped the anyway okay that's going down Nick Salisbury hi Greg maybe you can take a look at the force caster kinetic nanobot wand please up to you thanks what the heck is that I've never heard of that before but that sounds pretty cool let's see buzzing experience counts education only is call and educause an educated idiot education I'm confused but I think I know what you're saying I think I never saying yeah I mean experience is definitely where I think you go to school like like I'm only gonna speak about engineers here because that's what my degree might might match up my bachelor's degrees in that but I think you go to school to be an engineer only to be able to understand and explain on paper or why things work the way they do versus in the field with the experience that you have the experience is something that you just understand fundamentally cuz you've been doing it over and over and over and I'm just know at this point it sucks that I don't have as much experience as I would like to have in the field I think that I should have probably taken an internship or two but what my internship really was was this this channel this was what I was running full time while I was in college and I think my by the time I was a senior in college I was doing this full-time and I could have totally made a living full-time on YouTube and and that's what I ultimately did I had a summer job I worked at a grocery store I was a seafood associate and I guess I I worked in the seafood department next to the to the butchers and good people over there and I actually never went back my summer I just told them over winter break ice okay guys like that you know YouTube's doing well enough I want to devote all my time to that especially over the summer because I think that I could turn this into a full-time career when I graduate and not have to use my degree which was ultimately the goal not something I saw myself doing especially three years prior but it was something that I wanted to at least try worst case you know YouTube failed and I could go be a petroleum engineer or I could be a financial analyst with my MBA or whatever like that's why I have those degrees but I totally get like what you're saying about the experience part of it because if you could have all the degree you know all the degrees in the world but if you've never actually set foot on an oil rigger or worked on an engine for five seconds and there's no way that you're gonna yeah you might be able to to explain what's going on on the engine but you're not gonna know what this bolt is where this goes where this vacuum line goes like all that stuff is it's very you know you have to be hands-on with that stuff I guess what I'm trying to say I'm gonna stop rambling now but you guys know exactly what I mean well let's see dirt b6r age my dad's birthday is today and happy birthday to you I appreciate that thirty-six thank you for that Musca the kerr happy birthday thanking my dude let's see seer noise see your noi totally butchered that at science studio do you think pc building slash service is a real job i think you could turn anything really into a job i mean anything that makes enough money for you to feel comfortable you know making a living on is a job i mean i mean there are small jobs big jobs if you can turn something into a full-time job then more power to you and if it's pc building that's awesome to me that would be an awesome job i would love to have like a service like an office where people bring in pcs and they say hey what's wrong with this what's wrong with this and i can just kind of be hands on it fix it right there charge them a flat fee depending on how long at work you know twenty bucks an hour or whatever and there you go and then that clients hopefully happy he or she walks out with a thick system and there we go and i keep repeating that over and over every day to me that would be awesome and i could film in the studio or I'm fixing PCs and I like kinda like what rossmann does right in New York so something like that would be very cool on like a hardware level but at the same time I'm always preaching on the channel to to be independent and want to do you know be hands-on yourself so if I'm really practicing what I'm preaching I should be the one teaching people how to do this themselves versus me doing it for a profit now that that's just my prerogative but that you know someone else could totally be fine with a PC building or inspecting repair service so yeah I think it really just depends on the market and like if you can make a living off of that more power to you let's see ground hawk happy birthday Greg thanks for all your content Ford a much more thanks crown Hawk I appreciate it I see Johnny Winter for that what does DK cab no idea what that is but he sent 20 DK K's I appreciate Denmark's and then work something says happy birthday from Denmark I appreciate that thank you for your support Johnny and it's actually really it's gotta be really earlier yeah really early in Denmark right now right so you're 7 hours ahead of central time zones so 6 4:30 in the morning my dude that is that is bright and early wow I'm impressed let's see Hugo viana oh a to pants T bomb I knew that why'd you change your name T bomb now I don't realize that your t bomb until I see a tube in his tee ball okay there we go Hugo viana for the recent leaks and news what performance and clock speeds do you expect from Zen to horizon 3 I'm really hoping that we can get around 4.5 easy on rise in three years into whatever you really want to call it I think that 4.5 is certainly achievable I'm just not sure with the node shrinkage what we're gonna see from an IPC perspective because we went what from 14 to 12 and mine is at 12 I'm pretty sure at 14 to 12 we didn't see much of a difference there but we did see better power management and voltage management the CPUs were much more stable at higher frequencies up to a point and then it just completely goes off the charts we also saw XMP improvements which is a really good thing especially for Rison and infinity fabric I'm not sure I really don't know I know it's gonna be good though definitely you know 10 nanometers or 7 nanometre all this stuff is looking really sweet although we are getting very close to that to that limit there we're gonna start encountering quantum tunneling issues and other other issues associated with dye shrinkage with node shrinkage the transistor is becoming so tiny to the point where they don't even function like transistors anymore because they're only atoms wide I'm pretty sure it was IBM or was it Intel one of the I don't remember one of the companies out there turned a single atom into a transistor or made it behave like a transistor basically so in the right environment you can you can kind of set these things up but I think on a large scale it's gonna be very difficult to mimic this stuff is quite beyond me but I love reading about it because it is just interesting to think you know about how we are going to solve these issues as a species because thirty years ago I mean to think that you could fit trillions of transistors not really billions of transistors into the size of a corridor like a servicer of a corridor that that would that would have made you sound super crazy back in 1980 so I'm really excited but I have no idea where it's gonna go I really don't and I think 7 nanometre is is gonna be pretty darn close to the end of what we call conventional transistor theory we'll see let's see how son Aslam is there a new Titan XP ray tracing variant coming out next year now I don't think so I mean we have the Titan V we have the 20 atti which is a very miniscule II cut down full GP 102 pretty sure yeah so not GP well what do they call them our T's our T no I don't remember Turing tu 102 yeah there we go there's so many different GPU names anyway yeah I'm pretty sure the 28 DPI is only a slightly cut down full-on tu 102 assuming the T is what it's called and so I I have my doubts as to whether or not yet T you wanted to there it is so I have my doubts as to whether or not they're gonna release something like that because they would have to use at the TU 100 and tu 100 is like just like that's pretty much gonna be for the high-end high-end stuff you guys I'm talking about like the 3d rendering on a large scale it costs 20,000 dollars a pop yeah so that's my take on it I'm pretty sure this is a consensus at this point I'm on the tech tuber community wouldn't make sense for them to release a card that's very comparably priced or comparably expect to a 20 atti already which is why I think they went ahead and released a 22 TI right off the bat with the 2080 and 2070 okay I missed a couple super chats I'm gonna scroll back up here cuz I feel like I feel like I miss quite a bit I see ID Aditya sir off a hundred something I have no idea what that is but I do appreciate your contribution to the channel and let's see the message here I know this isn't much but happy birthday mate I got to go now leaving for school of your constant hope this new year brings new successes I do appreciate that thank you for the kind words hopefully you see this if you're if you're not already if you're not here still hopefully I'll see this tomorrow if you come back and watch a live stream these will be archived by the way so if you miss anything if you have to leave early if you just popped in you can watch the entire live stream after the live stream is over you might be able to scrub back now but you'll be able to watch this archived about an hour or so after the live stream ends so just to bear with me let's see bazinga gave me another give me another comment here another $20 do you just keep throwing 20s at me bro bazinga ex how far can you walk into the woods halfway for then you are halfway for then you are walking out I'm so confused I feel like you're just like not getting your money's worth I have no idea what you're talking about oh gosh Northern Light lately go Nair Legionnaire hello that Legionnaire I said hey smokey Jenner that looks so weird he says happy birthday assuming it to heat thank you I appreciate that let's see Jayden Davidson $5 super chef my dude yo my birthday is tomorrow Scorpio squad and joy all right Jane like a boss happy early birthday to you thank you for your support and hope they could stick around I don't know what we're gonna be talking about the end of this livestream again that's just the birthday stream whatever happens happens but I just try to be personal with you guys I try to communicate with a chat as much as possible because that's just to me you don't see enough of that on YouTube you see like the even tech tubers do this like tech tubers will get in front of cameras and they'll just talk amongst you know like they'll have a host or a co-host and they'll just talk amongst themselves about news and stuff and then they'll kind of slightly address the chat but like I want to completely change that vibe like I want to focus totally on the chat to me that is uh that's just a more interactive more fun way for for me to get you guys involved so hopefully you appreciate it if not mean whatever has just my take I'm trying to be a little different here so uh cut me some slack will ya let's see bright Gibson what do you think about the gtx 1050 for VR do you think it's okay or others please Albanian definitely unless you want to really really drop in game settings VR requires a roughly 90 FPS from a frame rate of roughly 90 I should say so you're gonna have really dropping game settings we're talking about is it if it's 1080p it's 1080p ultra wide I don't remember the exact spec I know it's a 1080p vertical resolution pretty sure at least for the vive and the oculus original ones so 1050 is not in spec for VR a 1060 I believe is but a 1050 is not so you're really dropping game settings and even then you might not get that framerate you're hoping for and that's gonna give you a serious headache trust me playing at anything other than roughly 90 fps especially when that screen is like right and fry your face it's gonna it's gonna it's gonna hurt a lot it's gonna give you a serious headache just because in real life right you don't really see in frames but everything seems super fluid but when you have a screen it's like skipping hardcore it just it throws everything I don't trust me okay here Kirby would this is a good question do you see any long-term usage cases for a CRT monitor not really I don't think I don't think - in today's day and age it's really difficult I mean I get like that like the zero latency thing or whatever people always talk about it's why they were great for gaming in the beginning but CRT this cathode ray tubes from people I don't know the older monitors with the really fat backs right so I think that I just think that they're so outdated now you could certainly game on one if you really had to but oh gosh I just can't picture having like really fat monitors laying on this day like the the monitors themselves are wider or like deeper than the desks are wide so that would look really awkward yeah we just isn't it weird how like we design our furniture and stuff now all around the technology that we have currently available so these that's would have to be like twice as wide to support all the fat Hardware CRT is probably a cool vintage thing but I would never take it up myself that's just my take on it William Gingrich five Canadian dollar my dude I appreciate it didn't know it was your birthday he says happy birthday if a GPU falls in a forest is it RTX on oh that's good oh that's great common-sense finance do you think that we can live on Venus I totally understand that reference that's so good that means you are a longtime supporter that or you decided to go back to the very beginning in this channel I appreciate that I love astronomy that was that was probably what drove me into the science field in the first place I always knew I wanted to be a stem major because I just I loved astronomy I loved physics I loved understanding or trying to understand why things work the way they do and computers to me is like a way to blend the art form of that with the technical side of it so to me it's a beautiful harmony and when done correctly we're not blowing up power supplies or whole computers with your few pluses because we think that we're using the right cables and we actually aren't it's actually a really fun experience so I've learned a lot definitely since the channel started and I know I'll learn a lot more in the future especially with all this tech changing all these new things coming out perfect for a minute science and crash course playlist noise bleed will you make a mini ITX streaming PC for a mini ITX for streaming I'll probably put a dual system in the evolve X just because I think that case is probably most compact dual system case available I do have a couple I TX built on the channel though so if you want to watch those I have a really sweet looking one the fractal fractal node 202 with custom cables custom length cables I think it's a again a really clean ITX built like my favorite eye takes built to date that you can check it on the channel but for streaming specifically I think I'll wait and throw an ITX build into the evolve X along with the full-size ATX build and then we'll probably do some streaming off of that smaller system that's at least that's what I plan to do on paper we'll see if that actually works out ok Kruk raptors says at science - do you know Gordon Ramsay of course I know Gordon ran I used to watch Hell's Kitchen all the time and then I got into I got into Kitchen Nightmares he did that hotel hell for a little bit that was still that was still fun to me cuz like Ramsay just like just a straight-up just he's just he's a gangster in the kitchen like that dude he can talk talk and he can walk the walk and those kinds of people like you know they're humble in a way at the same time they know that they're awesome at what they do and like the knowledge this guy has like these ability to cook basically anything really well I actually went to is a one of his restaurants in Vegas under Caesars and that was really good they didn't cook my they they undercooked my steak just a little bit they did and I ordered medium rare which I think is the way a steak should be ordered but they gave it to me just like straight-up raw in the middle here's how you know if a steak is raw versus medium-rare I'm saying raw versus I'm replacing the word rare with raw because it's there's a fine distinction between the two but if you order your steak rare it's not gonna be cold in the middle but it's gonna be tough to cut through and that's why I don't know what rare I order medium rare because it's easier to slice through but this steak wooden I mean this was a good you know this was a choice steak heading was a strip in a New York Strip and I was cutting through it had a really nice steak knife and then you get to the center like the center like maybe one to two centimeters in the middle of this steak it was probably for Suppan well I would say inch and a half two inch thick steak and you get to the center and that that knife just it feels like you're cutting into like a I don't know like a really like liquidy metal all right and you just can't get through it and eventually he's gonna stab your knife all the way down in there and just hope that you can pull it all the way out and then keep doing it and eventually I got tired I was like yeah I don't mind eating a rare steak but I do mind taking all this time to cut through it so I can enjoy it properly so I I was that guy I called the waiter I was like hey dude like I you know this egg is too rare for me I can't cut through it and then they brought it back out it was perfectly fine I just told to refire it I didn't want a new steak or anything and yeah that was it so I think it's kind of funny that I was in Gordon Ramsay's one of Gordon Ramsay's restaurant you know it wasn't him cooking it but it's his name and I had to get my steak cooked but I mean it was a really good steak I will say that definitely good state Steve I wanted to go to Duke University but ended up just getting my GED Steve what are you doing now I'm curious know what your career plans were and if they changed by you're just getting your GED or not but hey look if you thought that was the best decision for you and you're doing okay right now then no regrets right curb you would do you like science more than software and it's kind of a it's kind of a vague comparison I definitely not a software guy I would never characterize myself as someone who was like an expert in software a hard word yeah I would say I'm probably maybe not an expert from the technical side but I'm an expert in the sense that like I know what works with what and I can pretty much recommend whatever based on your preferences so in that sense probably an expert but I wouldn't say I'm an expert in software by any means I think will is definitely an expert in software that's what we'll does for a living I'm walking writing like 50 different for in software languages like the guy's a wizard but that's just not my cup of tea which is why I'm good friends with will because never hurts to uh and I'm not friends with it because he's a software genius but we did get to talking again one time I thought that I thought my PC was being hacked totally I just random I was getting all these weird window is popping up and the random message is being typed in the window is on my screen I'm like who the heck is controlling my screen right now someone someone's got some kind of you know some kind of tracker whatever they're just they're getting onto my desktop you know like you're like you're sharing or something uh what are those programs I totally forget the name of the program that we always use when we share screens you know and that's what I thought was happening so I called will I haven't talked to will since high school that was like four years and I was like dude well like something's going on so he he you know tunnels in my PC and he's like he's looking through all kinds of stuff going like him that shouldn't be there that shouldn't be there he's like MoMA but I can't really find anything it's like you know straight up packing I don't say anything like that and then turns out I am I had a macro enabled on my computer I had some like pry I guess I had click the button accidentally and was typing something out and then that macro was set to run coincidentally like every 10 minutes so every 10 minutes or so I would get a bunch of just random key actions that I wasn't aware of and I get windows popping up and it would be my own words being typed and the windows that would pop up that's how I knew that it was something I had done myself because it was literally stuff that I had typed anyway yeah it's not really stupid right now I'm doing it I was I I had no idea you know that I had done that I'd never seen a keyboard straight up type entire messages based on like some macro diets that but yeah so that was how ill and I got to talking again it was like two years ago and then Will's been kind of doing stuff behind the scenes for the channel ever since he goes with us on all our trips he went to CES with this copy Tex and hopefully he'll stick around cuz we'll definitely knows his stuff and he's a good guy he really is Logan records Logan records stuff totally butchered that my bad Logan foul Canadian super Chad dolla I appreciate that hey science studio happy birthday do you have any hobbies other than computers or technology yeah guitar astronomy and I think music in general like guitar fits into that but yeah music is just something that I I'm definitely passionate about space astronomy all that stuff have been passionate about since I got my first telescope and I think now I'm starting to get into the the filmography like photography hobby I'm definitely not a pro I'm still I would say like mediocre sub amateur but it's fun to learn and I like just kind of messing around with lighting and shots and stuff so maybe it'll be my next big thing I just kind of take off with that and do some cool projects for you guys to check out we'll see here Manuel Matt he just super chatted ten dollars he didn't even leave a message I appreciate that Matt I encourage you guys if you don't have to super chat nothing like that it's not I'm not trying to solicit for any of that I'm just trying to have fun here and I always try to last about an hour or so on these live streams but if you if definitely though if you're gonna super chat please ask question now feel like you're getting something for it because otherwise I'm just kind of sitting here looking a little dumb so help me out a little bit I mean I appreciate it though Matt I really do I thank you all for watching two hundred and thirty or forty or so watching the live stream on a Sunday night slash Monday you guys are the bomb.com mr. Lee linic mr. lil nick says happy birthday G thank you dude I appreciate that let's see here Co fossa at science studio why didn't you study some hardware related stuff what you mean in school it wasn't like it's really difficult to major in something that's like straight-up hardware unless you're like a mechanical engineer electrical engineer is there's still a lot of software involved with that and that was kind of why I was I kind of why I shot away from that because my dad's an electrical engineer I see the stuff he does I could I could probably pick that up fairly quick I'd have to go to school to learn about the specific you know machines he works on but I I could I could probably be okay with that he doesn't touch much of the software aspect of it unless he's like reinstalling software you know images all that stuff but that's about the extent of it but when you're in school for for an e degree there's a lot of software that you get it you know go through a lot of just programming classes what-have-you and all that kind of scared me I've never been big into you know like c-sharp C++ all that stuff so you know I can barely do html5 and CSS just a little bit of that I'm still learning that very slowly so that tells you anything it's just not my cup of tea and that's kind of why I stayed away from the hardware aspect as well because they go hand in hand and you can't really get a degree in just the hardware aspect of it you can't happen to the software to at least most of the person I was looking at it so plus petroleum engineers make like a hundred K a year plus and that that was like oh yeah that to me is all I need to know that's like I'm gonna make six figures as an engineer right off the bat and I have plenty of friends who are right now currently friends working for Chevron Baker huge slumber shave what-have-you and and straight out straight out of college with a four-year bachelor's degree in petroleum engineering making a hundred K plus with ten 20 K signing bonuses right now I can name them right now and and frankly of all of those people who I know are making a lot of money I had a higher GPA and then I'm pretty sure all of them but one so I mean I would have blended you know I wouldn't have been the best but I would have blended in I had a 3.8 GPA I'm pretty yeah 3.8 GPA coming out of lander Brad so you know I could have done that and if I had tried really hard in school to get internships and stuff I'm pretty sure I could be there right now making 100 120 K you're doing something offshore whatever but you know I I really I just saw that it's kind of like well it's a good way to make money but I'm pretty sure I'm not gonna enjoy that living just because it's you know it's oil you just you're on a rig somewhere whether it be on show or off it's not really that exciting to me it's just a good way to make money as an engineer and so that was that was kind of like my rationale behind it I don't recommend you pick a career just because it pays well you have to at least be passionate enough to want to go to school to learn it especially if it's a career that requires that you go to school but you know if you if you have enough drive to want to be successful in life you're gonna go through any obstacle that you have to to get to the point where you're living off fairly well I just what's growing the channel at the same time I was doing this I talked about this little early and live stream and that's why I kind of just for I decided to forego what could have potentially been a six-figure salary off the bad because I like doing this more and that's literally my only excuse like I really like getting to be my own boss in a way and not have these you know super strict schedules and all that stuff having to wake up every morning it's 7 8 a.m. you know I'm kind of I'm kind of forced to be I'm forced to be very what's what I'm looking for I wanna say like like strict I have to be you know self dependent and I have to be accountable for my own schedule and in a way I like that it's a challenge but at the same time it's it's fun so yeah win one let's see Anthony cast what does a petroleum engineer do petroleum engineers they either drill for oil they refine oil it's it's all about oil and the petroleum is any sort of hydrocarbon mixture the extract from the earth I if any story actually I used to think that when these when these oil drillers would with drill thousands feet into the ground weather let's assume it's onshore right and geologists are surveying the ground and then they're either using you know all these different mapping techniques to give you like this three-dimensional image of this reservoir right and they say here this spot right here see this hot spot this is all oil I used to think that it was just like a huge tub of oil like a picture you know a thousand swimming pools of just pure crude and I was like okay yeah so we're drilling to this point in the earth where all this crude exists and we're just gonna let the natural pressure inside there force that crude up into our barrels on the surface but who didn't know how it works at all in fact that's not even how oil typically exists now there are some cases in which you'll find oil and there's like very crude amounts right and pools but for the most part it's all trapped in pore space so even miles under the earth there are pores tiny empty pockets of air usually it's water or hydrocarbon or gas or something is its filling that void where otherwise the sudden it would exist and so what you're doing is you're drilling down to this point where you find a lot of oil and gas trapped in these tiny little bits picture rocks like sponges right and in order to get the the water the the flip fluid out of the sponge you have to kind of squeeze it right so the sponge is already being squeezed because of natural pressures especially that far down into the earth all you can do is just get there with a drill and so when you get to that point then typically I mean unless it's a super under pressured reservoir which is very rare especially that far down unless it's a shallow reservoir then you're gonna hit that you know hit that area where all that gas is trapped in the rock space you're gonna send off charges you're gonna increase your your you know surface area contact with that reservoir and then that oil or gas is just gonna flow to the surface along with your drilling mud unless you're just in production mode in which case you're not in drilling anymore so that stuff is just really fun to me to picture I like geology I think I like geology more than I like petroleum engineering but I think they have to go hand-in-hand so I really enjoyed the G the geography geology aspect of it and I took I actually minored in geology I took like three or four extra geology classes that by no means makes me an expert but it just confirms my suspicions that I probably like that a little more so if I had to go into the field I would probably try to be like a reservoir engineer which is still a petroleum engineer but it focuses more on the on the dynamics of the reservoir itself you have to be very communicative with the geologist on hand because they're the ones surveying Al and telling you where to drill and why to drill there so anyway that's uh ninja sauces I just logged in and I'm really really confused I'm so sorry I went off on a tangent people were asking someone asked about what a petroleum engineer does so I gave a little spiel back from my college days and it was weren't that long ago anyway so back to the good stuff I see not show CTM he says hey how are you guys haven't been able to be in one of these streams for a while now hope you are all doing okay what's going on nacho I am glad you decided to join us thank you for stopping by let's see Jason Azevedo sort of like the movie Armageddon when they drill the asteroid yeah that movie was so cringy okay so they actually pulled what we were supposed to be petroleum engineers right they're drillers or derrickman whatever and they pulled them from this rig and say you got a drill on an asteroid so we got to teach you everything that astronauts need to learn in years all within like what a two week time span or whatever they say it is the might be a longer boat you get my point it's in a short amount of time so then these oil drillers become astronauts and they're sent to this solid ferrite asteroid and they're told to drill 300 meters I want to say or something like that ferrite is iron okay so it's a form of iron and if you are going to drill through solid iron you're going to need a special drill that somehow does not I don't know does not just succumb to the laws of thermodynamics for one because you're going to incur so much friction drilling through solid metal right first off because when you're drilling through the earth right you're drilling through sediments you're drilling through granite you're drilling through shale these are hard rocks but I mean we're talking 'add iron here that's gonna really heat your bit up and did not appear as though they were using any drilling fluid which is another no-no but then again you're in space so how do you even use fluid if it doesn't behave like fluid on earth does so I don't I don't really know also I'm not sure what the temperatures were maybe the good I mean maybe the temperatures were cold enough they didn't even need fluid but then you would still have to worry about the effects of friction on the bit itself they would have probably had to have used diamond bits I assume that's I mean it's probably the only thing you we used diamond bits a normal PVC poly diamond carbonate what do they call them Potti forget PVC stands they use these diamond bits to get into very special places deep in the earth and I'm assuming they'd have to use that too I don't really know if I had to like create some episode where I'm like trying to prove or disprove in real life what would happen if this movie took place anyway yeah let's see Oh Bulba 17 says in 2011 I used to do all the pipe fittings for the well heads in Central Arkansas dude that's pretty dope Oh moving faxes temperature will not be lower it is a vacuum so funny story actually the reason why space is cold is well space is cold but it doesn't pull the energy from you very quick right which is why when you take your spacesuit off you don't instantly freeze the reason for that is because typically if you think about deep space there's only about five or so molecules per cubic meter of deep space so five molecules right let's assume that's the real figure five molecules versus a space like this where there are literally millions and millions of molecules all around you so let's say we got this room down to a really chilly negative 400 and let's just say negative 400 degrees Fahrenheit right what negative 200 negative negative 273 absolute zero so let's say negative to negative 200 if we got it down that cold but we kept the atoms in the room where they are the molecules where they are then those molecules will be begging to strip the energy from my body my warm comfortable body into the atmosphere because it's like treated like a pressure differential right if one area is really high pressure now there's really low pressure than the high pressure is gonna want to just sucked into the low pressure low pressure zone the same kind of thing with with heat weather you know you have different ways of transferring heat convection conduction radiation but all your heats gonna be sucked into the atmosphere because the atmosphere is much colder than you are it's gonna try to reach an equilibrium very quickly your body will match the temperature in the atmosphere but in space you don't have enough molecules to strip the energy from your body because your body's composed of many more molecules and then space is the bigger concern and space would be the pressure differential because your body operates at a comfortable pressure I'm not sure exactly how that differs from typical atmospheric pressure here on earth of 14 point 7 or so psi but that's still considerably much higher than what spaces which is practically zero so with an almost literally infinite pressure differential you're gonna struggle to keep all the stuff inside your body right because yeah it's like squeezing a balloon really tight so you're gonna feel pressure in your lungs just wanting to be expelled you're gonna struggle with all of your orifices trying to keep all of that matter inside of your body I actually have a video on this what happens if you take your space suit off in space anyway yeah like like Rick Bearcat says you need a medium for that heat transfer that's exactly right space really has no medium because there's nothing in space and that's why again I emphasize the three different ways to transfer heat radiation conduction and convection so yeah it's really fun stuff and again I have a video talking about exactly what would happen and we do have it was that video was referenced on articles that I read from NASA so I did do quite a bit of research there to make sure what I was saying was accurate but to invite you to go watch that video if you're more interested in the topic like that that stuff kind of gets me excited anyway platon platinum fox says so you're basically a meat bomb without a suit in space yeah basically yeah you're a really highly pressured bomb and that you're much hotter than spaces at the molecules in space do1 emphasized molecules in space are typically moving very slow I mean they don't have much energy unless we're talking about photons like photonic energy radiation in general background radiation but if you just have you know molecules zooming through space they're naturally going to lose energy over time and that it is just one of the ways in which we characterize space is being very cold because there is just not much matter there and the matter that is there it just doesn't have a lot of energy in it stagnant state unless again you're standing in front of the Sun and then you're receiving the sun's energy and that's a totally different totally different toppings oh yeah okay that was really fun it's funny how I don't see many questions and how about PC sake you guys just gave up on that but please ask questions about pcs totally welcome to do that again I am I am here just to hang out with you guys it's 9:57 right now I want to go back and see if I missed any of the super chats I'm pretty sure I did I feel bad for not addressing those as quickly as before let me swing over to this screen real quick so I can see those I really need a second second keyboard and mouse preferably wireless so I can just pivot without awkwardly reaching okay okay ICT bomb a two-pin donated $2 through the super chat he says we are spamming a birthday cake emoji at the end okay that'd be really cool actually like that's a good idea we always do the emoji spam but I think the birthday cake spam is gonna be lit all right Michael Lehrer donated 50 SEK I have no idea what 50 SEK is I'm very sorry about the cameras autofocus going out of whack but just just roll with for a second okay a couple more Super chats let me get to these questions I see I see Pat I see juicy I see some I see some questions I see rod rodimus a couple more here let's see Michael asks has I five hyper-threading fused off or microcode or not implemented at all happy birthday I'm happy for you and Lisa it's a good question I do not know the answer to that I have a feeling it's just turned off I mean hyper-threading is not really a hardware asses it's not a hardware aspect of a CPU we do have videos on hyper-threading it's more or less just as it's it's it's making the scheduler behave a little more rationally and that in turn expedites your processes you treat a single chorus to logical cores and an effort to kind of order packages being sent for processing so again watch that watch that made a science video for more for more kind of condensed dense explanation of that but I'm pretty sure it's just it's just something you enable I want to say I don't think that there are any differences between the dyes I'm pretty sure they're all the same dye it's just something that you have to unless they turn on and off it's a little more I think it's a little more complicated than that but I'm not too sure so I'm gonna go actually look that up before I say anything else might be my being correct and I'm gonna see because I feel like if it was as easy just turning on people would be turning it on but there's probably more to that again it's proprietary so it's not gonna be easy to do even if you could you know even if you knew how it was done so we'll see and then let's see we have two more super checks Dennis Rigden he donated $20 Dennis what are you doing he says happy birthday to you we all come from a zoo we once threw poo but that's okay we all love you that's pretty good did you steal that from somebody write that yourself not actually this that was clever I like that science rules okay and one more from mst3k mystic I think it's how you say it pretty sure I appreciate that thank you mystic soon as they say your name happy birthday mom man typing on my new Corsair k63 ten kilos and I highly recommend it you know I've been meaning to switch to ten kilos for a while now and I actually used a ten kilos from I want to say it was keep mechanical keyboards calm is that the name of the website I wasn't sure if I wanted a full fledged review on it because it's just a it's a keyboard like any other keyboard and they're gonna have they're gonna have their small differences but you can mostly read this stuff on spec sheets just wasn't sure if that was all for me but I do want to try some of course their keyboards I've actually never owned a Corsair keyboard so maybe we'll get them to send a couple and I can test them out maybe throw a couple reviews on the channel let's see here I want to scroll down to a seven md4 UAE happy birthday Greg wish you the best I do appreciate that thank you very much juicy ask buy a PC now or wait until Black Friday I think at this point like if you're already if you're at a point now where you really need a PC sure you can build one now I think prices have come down a lot and if you want to buy used then I think that's the sweet spot from a value perspective but if you're if you're comfortable waiting a little bit I don't think it's gonna hurt to wait until Black Friday if you just can't be really quick with the sales because I expect a lot of the good stuffs gonna sell out right away like it always does and honestly the last few years I've been kind of disappointing respect to Black Friday and Cyber Monday because all I really saw last year were just TVs for sale and like I think everyone at this point everyone and their parents have 4k flat-screen TVs now like those are that's the thing that everyone's Hangover Black Friday and a lot of this 4k TVs are garbage so make sure you're not buying a garbage 4k TV because some of those they're only being built and manufactured in mass for these events right for Black Friday and Cyber Monday so they can you know they have insane margins and that's why I love that crap in these TVs is garbage because they're cutting corners and they're giving these BS motion rates and crap in an effort to sell something that ultimately just kind of mediocre especially if you're like a you know a screen guru and you you like your sound your audio and all that crap maybe TV doesn't come with a hdmi 2.0 what have you there's a lot of stuff that you will be foregoing if you buy a really cheap 4k TV so that's not to say there aren't some good deals out there but just be careful the 4k TV this is like the thing now I was like I saw 4k TVs at our local Best Buy come on down get yourself 4k TV $400 like that's every like the past three years has been like that song and I know that because I bought like two of them over Black Friday so I'm kind of pooped out on 4k TVs nugs says lit a F as the kids say my dude lulz cuca so how you say your name out of all text stores you have been - what would you say is your favorite definitely Micro Center Micro Center is my favorite by far because like it's just it's sculpt it's so beautifully for you like for builder if you build pcs you've enjoyed building pcs you're going to have a freaking fan fest at micro Center I've been to for micro centers I've been to two in Atlanta one in Houston I went to one somewhere else I can't remember I think was in California I want to say was California I'm pretty sure it was California anyway I know I've been to more than yeah I've been to quite a few and my favorite one I think was the Houston micro Center because the Houston micro center was like laid out so beautifully for the for the Builder just kind of moved through all the aisles like oh you need a case first oh here's your motherboard Z right and you know your CPU right next to it and then they had like this whole section i goes custom like build a PC section where you had everything else in like a beautiful row beautifully arranged like a power supply graphics car Ram you're gonna need all this stuff and it's just like making sure that you don't miss anything and you know just Isles of CPU coolers and everything else you can imagine Micro Center is definitely my favorite PC store and that seems kind of cliche but like there's a reason why everyone says go to my croissant because they pretty much have everything you can imagine in a micro center moving frag $10 superchip my date movie I appreciate it and I have seen you quite a bit in the live streams in the past so I appreciate you moving frag on PC topic going to water cool 2:20 ATT eyes ooh that sounds lit should I go with parallel or sequential loop on them I will have a 500 60 ml radiator will that be enough if I use if I only use it for for the two GPUs and CPUs oh oh if you only use it for the GPU CPUs will be on separately oh yeah okay so 560 melts plenty for 220 ATT is I would say you could use a 240 for 210 828 et eyes and probably still be okay I recommend at least 120 mil worth of RAD space even if it's only 25 30 mil thick just because you know especially with RT x those cords aren't gonna be really thermally limited at all they're not gonna run very hot and your fluid won't get very hot so your fingers will be very conservatively tuned and another thing I want to say is with respect to parallel or sequential loop it really doesn't matter just make sure that you know how you make sure that the way you set it up is going to favor both so whether it be you know in parallel where you have let's say your radiators here and then you have your pump and and reservoir kind of set up in the same area and then you have one tube go through the first graphics card up to the up to the top graphics card and then it's capped off and then you have it come back down through both graphics cards again the other side of loop that's a parallel loop and that's how I usually like to run mine just because it looks a little better in my opinion from a cooling perspective I'm not too sure although I will say all you're doing is basically splitting the pressure drop between the two you know between the two GP blocks and two graphics card blocks so I think you're getting a similar effect either way this is like a fluid dynamics question I took like one class in this so with two classes but it's it's something that I have to actually work out on paper too but the pressure drop I'm pretty sure is going to be the same either way because if you throw them in sick in a sequential pattern then you're forcing all the fluid to go through both cards which is going to increase the back pressure on the system and the fluids gonna move a little slower anyway because there is again just more grooves and stuff for those fluid lines to pass through so the back pressure is gonna slow the fluid up gonna create more resistance but at the same time if you ran them in parallel then there's not as much pressure pushing the fluid through each card that's kind of split up in a parallel parallel arrangement so you'll get slower fluid velocities that way but I'm pretty sure you're gonna get a similar effect it's not the same effect because the fluid you know the the the pressure differentials between the two are gonna be close to non-existent I would say I'm sure there are papers out there who have like done tons of research on this but in my experience I haven't noticed much of a difference I've done both before and they both seem perfectly fine so that's just my first-hand account but for the science of it I'd have to pull out a pen and paper and pull up some equations that I haven't touched in years Chuck Norris says 2070 or 1070 it's a really vague question Chuck Norris you have to be more specific there I would say 1070 he says I don't type out my full question my dog jumped on me and accidentally made me push Send oh that's why I was wondering what oh gosh I missed another one from Johnny Winter Johnny went 220 DKK whatever again I don't know what did it 4k TV it's only good if you want to see if oh it's only good if what you see is made in 4k yeah are you but I think there's some upsampling benefits to having a 4k TV even if you're looking at a native 1080p picture that that's kind of like scaled up to 4k but yeah 4k content definitely looks a lot better on 4k 4k screens and I think to an extent I mean if you're sitting far enough away from your TV you're not gonna really notice the difference between 4k and 1080p people swear there's a difference and sure when you get to a certain distance from the screen you're gonna see the pixels or see they kind of blurry jaggies with the lower res panel but in general most people sit I mean I sit my TV in this apartment it's not a big apartment I said probably 10 10 to 12 feet away from the screen it's a 55 inch TV and honestly if it was a 55 inch 1080p TV I probably wouldn't notice a difference that's just that's just me but maybe maybe if I looked at them side-by-side I'd see a difference there there is an equation by the way you can use to figure out what your optimal viewing distance is for each resolution with respect to diagonal screen size I've done a video on this but yeah I think 4k I mean it would make sense to buy an a KTV and this it was a huge TV because if it's a small enough TV your PPI so high and I can be able to distinguish between 400 PPI and 200 PPI unless you get super close to the screen right because like for in a PPI we have that in screens right on our on our phones and forward a PPI is very difficult to you know you got to get really close to see individual pixels from those screens so if you had that kind of pixel density and a TB then there would be no point in having that kind of resolution at any diagonal screen size larger than larger than 32 inches or so and because unless you're sitting super super close to your TV which literally no one does you're not gonna see the difference right so there is an argument for both sides of the coin but I think for most people unless you have a really big TV 1080p is going to be okay 4k it's just an added luxury if you can get them more original just benefits of having a higher resolution screen Shore and without cheap they are I mean I guess they're kind of forcing you to buy 4k at this point something might as well yeah and yes yeah Ben V Ben b33 and 6e whatever yeah I always see you in the live strap I just don't know how to say your name but I always see you viewing distance is a big deal often under emphasize and it really is a viewing distance literally determines what your optimal resolution is given your screen size and there they're all kind of all three of them are kind of interchangeable so yeah let's see crew crafters what time would this livestream end I suppose I'm supposed to be sleeping for school tomorrow I suppose it should be ending about right now suppose that at 10 p.m. I was kind of getting caught off from some tangents I know there were plenty of questions being asked in this live stream I appreciate the 250 or so of you who are still watching again if you like this setup here what we're doing is streaming at a 30,000 kilobits per second bitrate which is much higher than YouTube really allows so YouTube I'm sure it's down sampling the heck out of this thing which is why it probably doesn't look super crisp right now I'm watching it on the on the laptop and what are we streaming at 1080p 60 doesn't really look like a 1080p 60 well no I kind of does doesn't look too bad for a live stream I think it's pretty good and the audio I think is on point for the most part - and that's wired directly into the camera like the cameras preamps are amazing so if you want to check out some of the stuff I'm using for this setup and for my setups in general you can check out the description down below those are affiliated links so it gives me a small kickback anyway folks I'm gonna get on out of here the white powder says you're my hero science studio I'm building my first PC because of because you're my hero I don't know what did to deserve that but I appreciate it I'm just out here I'm gonna do my thing I love my loved pcs in general I think it's a it's like an art for me at this point and I love learning at the same time so anyway I can kind of spread the knowledge and encourage people to dive into the details about why their PCs work the way they do I'm all for it that's why this channel exists I have to learn just like you do and the only difference is I get to also kind of teach it right after I learn it and that's a very fun aspect of this job if you will so thank you guys for watching what we're gonna do to end this live stream I want you guys to tweet your favorite emoji but this is the birthday livestream so like every livestream ending here in the after-hours playlist yeah end with the emoji spam but I want all of you to end this live stream with a spam of birthday cakes there we go I see him I see the birthday cake when you get spam as many of them as your working camera right now but who are we in the live stream and that'll be your way of wishing me a happy birthday I guess or something along those lines I am 24 years old and most people think I'm older than that I think it's probably cuz I just refused to shave and really lays because when I shave I look like I'm 19 or 18 cheese is probably younger than that but it's been a good day it's been a very relaxed today and I'm glad I was able to kick off the ending with all of you I see all the awesome but you guys are freaking dope I see how there's awesome hey come fast was that is it honey I told you to tweet your birthday cake tweet and honey pots these honey pots in here you guys are just trying to be defiant I see all you well you not followers in the chat all of you yet Jake see black rhino general I see Dwight powder I see a juts I see cake read I see sky Lee sky Latian I see Michael I see a CBSE nacho driver I see Brian I see kwid dog I see the hard corpse turtle rules Turtles rules oh my gosh y'all's names are difficult to read very fast I see Michael I see Chabot I see Co fossa I see Derek I see Zara condi it's our condi Grissom good gosh I'm butchering ninja sauce Anthony nubs I see you guys are freaking dope I see frags I see lols teri I see black rhino haseo weasel oh you know those names are really really testing my ability to speak English right now crew crafters Victor Jake Sebastian scar mints Gus okay I have a headache now thank you guys you guys are awesome I'm gonna end the livestream right now if you are interested in checking out more content you do so I'm sure you'll see some recommend it's on the right even if they're not my recommended so I encourage you to check more videos out on YouTube I think there's a lot of interesting stuff out there not just from me I'm not gonna promote myself here watch all kinds of channels out there Paul is Hardware Kyle bit wit watch gamers Nexus watch Jays two sons Linus tech tips I don't care who you watch but watch something that pertains to pcs because it's it's fun it really is you can do so much with the stuff I mean the guys at LMG I mean there's keys they're having a ton of fun I'm sure doing the crazy things they're doing and I hope to one day be at a point where I can just say you know we're gonna do something really crazy today and I'm gonna have my team with me and we can just kind of set it all up right now I'm still a one-man show for the most part Lisa will hopefully be changing that soon she'll be handling a lot more of the post-production and stuff but yeah I still see all the birthday cakes you guys are freaking dope I appreciate it and stay tuned for the next live stream next Sunday at 9 p.m. CST after hours number twenty nine twenty none of these again you guys are dope I'm gonna slide on over here awkwardly and end the livestream so yeah three