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holy shit I can't believe you're actually trying to argue that its not objectifying because they're there for peoples enjoyment

I don't see how that is sexist at all, i find it way more sexist that i am ridiculed at by some people here because i don't want to see a video full of women in skimpy outfits

I'm explaining it one last time, yes booth babes are there by choice, that doesn't make the sheer existence of job any less sexist. 

It's ok, because I have my Pink Card, which is far more important to me. If having a "man-card" means I have to demean women, then I don't want it.

I registered to give my two cents
I think this is pretty childish and not needed
I'm no feminist or anything like that but why would you want to JUST watch Booth Babes on a channel dedicated to Tech Tips
I get the feeling that most of the people here are infact under 18

I'm gay, and I still don't want that here. I know where to find eye candy if I want it. And I don't want it here.

Actually... Our video DOES have a male booth babe in it................

because you aren't amire them based on anything other than their sex appeal. The shear fact that they were hired to stand around displays in revealing outfits for a bunch of men to start at is bad enough. 

Linus, you have to ask yourself what kind of community you want.

I hope your wife doesn't kill you, Linus.

Please vote no guys, PC enthusiasts are already labelled as misogynists. The fact that electronics expos like Computex and E3 even HAVE booth babes is already sexist enough, we don't need to make it worse by literally posting a video for people to fap to. 

I think it sullies LTT's reputation to post it. We're better than that.

Yeah, this is another one of my pet peeves, just hate those 'audiophiles' who think Beats is the ultimate in earphones/headphones. I'd take a Sennheiser over a Beats anything, anywhere...

In a mission critical application, you want to reduce points of failure. A dual fan tower heatsink has one point of failure (fan) which can be doubled up on for redundancy.
 
A pre-filled liquid cooling kit has TWO points of failure (pump and fan) only one of which can be made redundant. Therefore it is not nearly as suitable for mission critical applications as a heatsink, regardless of server load or intended use.

Unless you looking to spend money, or really get a H80i, then I would pass. I run a folding 7/24 system that is water cooled and as Ghost explained the issue exactly, there is no chance for the water to cool down and for components to regulate. My res actually cracked a seal, most likely because of the high, constant temps. 
 
Now, the AiO do use glycol which may better handle the 7/24 heat, but don't expect much better temps then your decent air cooler...