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Are there measurements for the VHB plates? I'd like to know how large dimensionally each of the plate sizes are.

What happened to this video idea where you spill coke onto a bunch of laptops and test their repairability?

I wanna carry around a GPD Win 4, or a handheld console like a 3DS/Vita with me but my pockets are too awkward. I wanna see an extremely minimal sling bag that goes in front of my chest and it holds just the console/PC. Virtually nothing else. It should be so comfortable I will not need to take it off for any reason.

You can do what Linus does at home and just move the entire computer into another room. Then just use an optical thunderbolt cable and a thunderbolt dock to move video, KB, mouse, and other IO to and from the two rooms.

I was hoping to fix this card up and flip it, so I don't need a replacement. Do you think it's the GPU die itself that's dead?

I have an EVGA 2GB GTX 770 that won't display video out. Booting off of the iGPU and installing its drivers will give me a code 43 in device manager. I've tried measuring the resistances and voltages in the attached picture and nothing seems wrong there. So my last option is to run MATS for memory testing. I followed Tech Cementery's guide for creating the MATS USB stick and it works properly booting off the iGPU with no 770 installed. When I try to run MATS off of the 770, the whole computer will just shut off after about 30 seconds and there's no report on the USB stick.

At 8:17 in the video, was that "deeper dive with numerous rtx 30 series laptops" ever published?

I am so so glad steam input was mentioned, although I wish it went just a little bit more in depth or at least mentioned the old video about flick stick and gyro and how it can be implemented via steam input

I love how GN's modmat has pinouts and to size RAM silhouettes. The problem I have with it is that there isn't one that spans from DDR1 to DDR5. I also work with laptops regularly so in ADDITION to desktop DDR1 to DDR5, I would also like silhouettes for LAPTOP DDR1 to DDR5.

I wish the holster had molle on it so I could slip it onto an airsoft belt and make my own tool belt

I'm rewatching the old video about mechanical keyboard switches. Given the explosion of DIY enthusiasts for keyboards in the past 10 years, I would love to see a whole SERIES about the ins and outs of the keyboard hobby

At 3:19, Linus was talking about how to use AIDA64's memory tests to identify system bottlenecks. Does anyone have a guide or insight on how to start the tests and interpret the data?

Don't jinx us!!