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I created a purely Javascript solution to display a view counter during the wan show. Run it in the console if you're confortable with that kind of thing. The chat needs to be displayed within the page for the script to run properly. And the "secondsToRefresh" value will be the number of seconds before the counter shows up. Then the number of seconds it takes before it refreshes (I liked it at 1 second of refresh period, but one could argue it's not necessary, so I set it to 10 by default.) const secondsToRefresh = 10; //refreshes every 10 seconds, change value before running the script to refresh more or less often function refreshList() { var btn = document.querySelectorAll(`.chat-view-container.chat-messages-container:not(.hide) .header-button.btn-user-list, .chat-view-container.chat-users-container:not(.hide) .header-button.btn-user-list.btn-return-to-chat`)[0] if (btn) {btn.click()}; } window.setInterval(function() { var subTitle = document.getElementById("addedSh*t"); if (!subTitle) { subTitle = document.createElement("div"); subTitle = document.getElementsByClassName("video-title")[0].insertAdjacentElement("afterEnd", subTitle); subTitle.outerHTML = `<div class="video-title" id="addedSh*t"> <span class="title-text" style="font-size:12px" id="viewCount">View count: test</span> </div>`; } refreshList(); document.getElementById("viewCount").innerText = "View count: " + document.querySelectorAll(".chat-viewer-name.ng-star-inserted").length; refreshList(); //console.log(document.querySelectorAll(".chat-viewer-name.ng-star-inserted").length); }, secondsToRefresh * 1000);

great news, it's now available in canada : https://www.amazon.ca/SilverStone-Technology-Internal-Connector-Type-C/dp/B07R2MH4KV

I would gladly include an additional review if you can provide one! I reviewed what I had purchased.

I know the difference between HDMI 1.4 and 2.0 in terms of supported features, but is there a difference in the pin out or a physical difference on the port that would prevent a motherboard/graphics card manufacturer to develop a driver that would allow support an HDMI 2.0 signal on a previously HDMI 1.4 port?

Turns out... the module kind of acts weird when I use it with my motherboard 12v RGB header with Aura... but when I use my Case's controller effects... it's fine.... soooo... Imma stop using my fans with Aura and just use aura for the LEDs that are underneath the motherboard.

well... that was quick... I found this: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B07QPYSC82/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Rather cheap and I'll update you guys on how it worked for me.

I just got my new RGB fans and didn't realize they were A-RGB while I only have a 12v RGB header on my motherboard and the controller that came with my case (a Be Quiet! Dark Base 700). I've been looking for a 3 pin rgb controller but damn... these manufacturers don't like the users that don't buy only their products... I couldn't find any on my usual Canadian stores, o I am turning to you. Do you know of a USB A-RGB controller (maybe PCIe ?) that would work with Asus Aura, that does not use proprietary connectors and won't cost a kidney or a lung to buy? At this point, just an independent A-RGB controller that won't force me to buy new fans would be almost fine... but I would rather have the USB version if it exists.

Yeah probably. Can't help but wish they would address it publicly somehow... the video is still out there and even if their vote ratio is awful, there probably still will be people among their subscribers that will deprecate Linus over that video without even knowing what they are talking about. (*yeah... that's probably an already lost battle)

wow I actually forgot that video loll Still though... They edited out the part they were wrong instead of doing an actual follow up video on that. Almost like the Verge did... EDIT : Also... they didn't really address all the bitching in the original video...

Don't know if it's a potential wan show content, but I fell on this video and was a bit curious First, I was intrigued... I like those guys, they are competent in cinema and VFX matter as well as being charismatic in most of their videos. But seriously, this video looks more like a shitshow to me. The saddest part of the video: when they were proven wrong on their "proprietary SSD being better than generic" point, they just edited it out. They forgot to remove the captions though so you can still see what they said to defend RED's overpriced generic SSD. I am super curious to see what Linus would have to say about that. I know the video is from 2017, but it was edited recently. It's not the first time we've seen Linus trashed on by other youtubers and every time it happened, it resulted in awesome content. So I would like to see that one as well. They bring up some very interesting points in their... let's be honest... super chaotic video! So maybe there is something to be worked on here. Turn on closed captions at the 3-minute timestamp : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuSJ5k1orBk&amp;t=180s P.S. : If LTT already made a response to that video, can you please share it in this post as well?

TLDR (or TLDW) there was a difference. There seemed to have a little more stability from having two PCIe cables instead of having only one cable with a daisy-chained connector. The difference was definitely measurable and noticeable in benchmarks but would result in quite limited performance increase in actual gaming situations.

I was a week ago man!... a week ago...

I was lazy... wanted to click... video was not here... had to stop being lazy so that future guys could be.

I finally pulled the trigger and bought a case with no 5.25 bay... But I have hope I can mod it and 3d print something to fit my all-in-one card reader.

Yeah, but there's no 5.25" drive bay