Why linus why

[neebuilda]

on a titan x of all things

[givingtnt]

on a titan x of all things

wtf vga.JPG

since when do people want to make sense ?

you think this is nonsense ? look at the previous video

[Guest Kloaked]

It's a test bench.

[AlexGoesHigh]

that's nothing he used 2 as counterweights to fit zipties on a socket that din't had a retention bracket 

[Megahurt]

Well since the purpose of this system and this particular Titan X is to render and not to game, it absolutely doesn't matter, it fits with the build.

[SonoDanshi]

that's nothing he used 2 as counterweights to fit zipties on a socket that din't had a retention bracket 

That was the exact moment I hit the like button on the video.

[Delusional Phil]

that's nothing he used 2 as counterweights to fit zipties on a socket that din't had a retention bracket 

I was scared for life when he lifted the Cooler and the CPU came with it ... Plus the moment when the CPu was about to coem off of the socket but stays due to momentum and gravity ... 

[bmsgator]

Linus handles his tech rather nonchalantly

[BrandonTheCat]

Maybe he wanted his kid to help out?

 

[Delusional Phil]

Maybe he wanted his kid to help out?

Get me my gun ... I'm gonna commit seppuku ...

[Cwazywazy]

So this is bad, but not the fact that instead of cleaning off old paste he simply added a bit more?

[KirbyTech]

Think about what servers use normally... Most servers still use VGA.

[BOT Edward]

Think about what servers use normally... Most servers still use VGA.

Most servers are actually virtual these days but okay :lol:

[canyoncoolman]

I cry every time! )-;

[FaZe Booce]

Do as LMG says, not as they do.

[KirbyTech]

Most servers are actually virtual these days but okay :lol:

I am talking about the ones that actually connect to a monitor. Ie the master one unless it is web based. 

[BOT Edward]

I am talking about the ones that actually connect to a monitor. Ie the master one unless it is web based. 

Go to a corporate environment and see how many of "those ones" they have :lol:

Most of the time you wouldn't even find a server with a monitor connected to it, rather they would have remote services installed so you don't even have to go to the server room unless you are adding/swapping drives of any sort or adding new hardware such as blades

[DIV1D3]

Linus not too long ago posted a tweet about something similar to this. 

They know how to do it properly, it's just that they decide not to

[pspfreak]

I still think VGA should die in a fire, even for server environments. Let DVI replace it for cryin' out loud. I cannot stand D-Sub at all.

why fix what ain't broken.

[linuxfan66]

I still use vga to connect to my external monitor on my windows laptop. Why? it has two ports and the dvi plug is taken by my PowerMac G5. ultimately at the resolution im running at vga doesnt look awful to me.

[AStateOfTrance]

[lazydog]

I was scared for life when he lifted the Cooler and the CPU came with it ... Plus the moment when the CPu was about to coem off of the socket but stays due to momentum and gravity ... 

I was cringing every feakin' moment while watching the video on YouTube. Especially when he accidentally hit the board with the pliers 

[TheMidnightNarwhal]

I still think VGA should die in a fire, even for server environments. Let DVI replace it for cryin' out loud. I cannot stand D-Sub at all.

Why lol. Why use a useless fat cable that you won't need for a server.

[KirbyTech]

Go to a corporate environment and see how many of "those ones" they have :lol:

Most of the time you wouldn't even find a server with a monitor connected to it, rather they would have remote services installed so you don't even have to go to the server room unless you are adding/swapping drives of any sort or adding new hardware such as blades

Go to the government and see what they have, they are running very old stuff. My father works there, it was the first thing that came to mind.

[BOT Edward]

Go to the government and see what they have, they are running very old stuff. My father works there, it was the first thing that came to mind.

I work for a government organization myself and I know we don't use things like that for our server infrastructure