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Ybalrid

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About Ybalrid

  • Birthday Sep 21, 1994

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Frace
  • Interests
    Virtual Reality
    Software Developpement
    Open Source
    C++
    Graphics Programing (OpenGL)
    Video Games
    Computer Graphics
  • Occupation
    Student at ESIEA Paris (France)

System

  • CPU
    4770K
  • Motherboard
    AsRock z97 Extreme 3
  • RAM
    32GB DDR3 1600
  • GPU
    GTX 980
  • Case
    Fractal Design Arc XL
  • Storage
    256GB Samsung 850EVO + 2TB WD Black in RAID0
  • PSU
    Akasa Cobra 850Watt
  • Display(s)
    2 crappy 1080 samsung in VGA and HDMI. And an Ocullus Rift :D
  • Cooling
    Noctua NH-U12P SE2
  • Keyboard
    Perixx mechanical keuboard (cherry blue)
  • Mouse
    A 10€ thing from Amazon that has some blue LEDS on it
  • Sound
    Alesis Multimux 4x USB Mixing table (I also input a guitar amp on that thing). And some Steelseries Siberia RoG headphones given with a laptop
  • Operating System
    Windows 10 Pro x64

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  1. The windows 7 is a windows 7 key, not a Windows 10 key. It was only the first year that you could upgrade a win 7/8/8.1 to 10 free of charge AFAIK. So, the best thing you can do, I think, is to just reinstall windows 7. On the installer, when it ask you to choose a partition, you have a button to format it. Then put your existing product key when the installation program ask for it and you should be good to go for windows. After that you'll just have to reinstall the drivers for the hardware
  2. The idea is nice. If i were running a company that manipulate sensible data or just that the business needs internal stuff to be realy secure, the ability to destroy any drive that can be lost in the wild (stolen laptop... sh*t like that), this could be usefull. For normal user there is just no use to remotely destructing drives like this one...
  3. I kind of miss the days that USB was the simplest conector you can imagine : 2 power wires and 2 serial wires. It's fun to think that we switched from parallel transfer to serial, then now we paralelize serial dataline to add more bandwith. At least this is the way I understand USB 3 and 3.1 and the need for ading more physical wires on the cables. ^^" And it seems small yes, but it also means we can easyly pack more of them on the same space, and that's great. You never have to much usb ports!
  4. I've discvered the main chanel (LinusTechTips) a few month ago now, And I just registred to say hello here! :-D I love the tone of your chanels, the way you works and the way you do review stuff. There a *no bullshit* athmosphere on what you said about products and your're definitively the coolest place to watch stuff about computer hardware. And the WAN show is cool too ;-) (I don't watch the live pretty often because, well... Time zones, I live in France so...) So, congrats for hitting the 1 million subs' and thank you for the amazing quality of your content! ;-)
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