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The new MacBook Pro is so terrible at keeping the i9 cool. How do they expect a chassis that thin to keep it cool? I'm surprised that there aren't any reports of a burnt component.

That is USB-C.
 
Though it likely is wired only for DP over USB-C, there are monitors with USB-C video inputs.
 
Nevermind, its a vent hole and part of the cooler behind that.  It just looks a whole lot like a USB-C port.

Well you work at LMG. You are one of the video editors right?

Too bad my friend didn't loan me the backpack with the laptop.

Gaming, no. Productivity and video editing and encoding, yes.

The pins and the speed has to be the same, but the company doesn't.

Now that you mention it. It doesn’t seem like a great idea.

There isn't 5 billion dollars total in Rhode Island.

Threadripper is the most profitable CPU right now though.

Well...That would work too.

As I said, mine for Etherium and get paid in bitcoin.
 

I like and hate this question right now.
Bitcoin isn't profitable right now, just mine for Etherium.
And please don't mine because I can't find a decent graphics card because of miners taking most of the graphics cards.

You could test if there is something in the way using this:
http://www.cryorig.com/images/tester/h7/h7_socket_amd.pdf 

The GPU is fine and I would go with the i7 if you are to want better performance or an i5 if you want a lower cost.

Just to promptly answer the question.

So are both your questions answered now  @thom derksen and @Neptunion?

We need a lot of storage even for the deep end of the internet.

Well.... I believe that companies would have over a zettabyte in a few more years due to people putting more data into the cloud.

Just to promptly answer the question.

Then the amount of storage is put to good use. An average would be 1 to 3 GB for a casual movie, but when it comes to media creation it can jump up to about 20 GB. It would last you a while.

A petabyte wouldn't be a great solution for a consumer, due to the pricing, the consumer needing to get a system with enough raid cards and area to store them, and the hassles by configuring it. 

The max I have ever seen was around 10 TB, just for storing raw video and saved work. There is no way someone would need a PETABYTE of STORAGE. Unless you are like Linus and needs it for the archiving past work. That would make sense because he started in 2013, with @Windspeed36, who claims not to be a LMG employee.

Wow. That is a unique question. And the answer for it is no, but there may be some people with the money for it.

NVIDIA and AMD aren't selling their cards at inflated prices, it is up to the retailers to decide whether they sell so they profit enough or profit too much. Because the graphics cards have been becoming scarce from all the mining, it is more rare finding them. This gives the retailers a reason to increase the prices.

The cam software can show you that.