clayfreeman

I often find that the documentation on this subject either leaves a bit to be desired, doesn't emphasize some really important aspects, or is just downright hard to follow at times. Because of this, I wrote my own tutorial that primarily sources personal experience on the topic in an effort to drastically improve the available documentation on the subject (in a sort-of verbose nature). One of the goals of the tutorial is to show the reader examples and explain why things are being done so that the reader comes away from the tutorial with a better understanding of how PCI-e passthrough works overall. Feedback is highly encouraged! Submit an issue or pull request if you think the tutorial needs further improvement. I'm also open to suggestions of any kind. https://clayfreeman.github.io/gpu-passthrough/

Oh! Yeah, I don't sell kitchen sets; I'm simply just expressing my opinion because the fantastic kitchen set was a huge design factor that kept me interested in LTT at first. It was a great value-add to my experience.

I agree; the set is very iconic and represents the style of LTT very closely. As for the posts about this being spam: what??

As a result of realizing that the kitchen set will not exist after the move to the new location, I created an account on the forums to express my opinions about why the set matters so much to some people. Unique — The kitchen set provides a unique atmosphere around the videos that LTT produces, and really creates a special feel to the videos that nobody else has managed to produce. Homebrew — One of the key features of such a "home" setting that the kitchen set provides is a true sense of the homebrew spirit. Building computers and showcasing hardware to a homebrew audience in a homebrew setting just makes sense. Quality — The kitchen set appears to be extremely well designed, and looks fantastic on camera. The depth of field of the set behind the host amplifies the sense of quality. I'm sure there are more qualities that I've glossed over or simply missed. I'd love to hear other opinions if anyone has them.