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ikan Fly X3 Plus review request

Dear Linus,

Love your YouTube channel.

Can you please review the ikan Fly X3 Plus gimbal? An unboxing video but no commentary:

I could not find other videos but there are many with their older model.

It is a camera gimbal that fits larger smartphones and the smaller GoPro camera series. I believe it is the ONLY(?) camera gimbal that have assessories to fit both.

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Oxymoron

West Vancouver, BC

 

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ASUS X99-A/USB 3.1 ATX LGA2011-3 X99 DDR4 SLI 4XPCI-E16 2XPCI-E1 SATA3 USB3.1 Motherboard
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On another note, I'd like to see a review on any sports head/earphones and would like to also see a comparison with similarly priced IEMs/buds/Headphones in order to see a value comparison.

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I would like to see some more pre-build NAS devices like synology or QNAP, or even a build guide for a media streaming NAS.

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If you got your hands on one of these it'd be rather interesting to review http://metro.co.uk/2015/02/27/wankband-is-first-gadget-that-harnesses-the-energy-of-masturbation-5081633/

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How about R9 290x 8gb in 2 way crossfire vs gtx 970 sli and gtx 980 sli in games and rending to how much ram affects performance 

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First maybe an affordable 3D-printer. Also, I'd like to know what would happen when you ghetto-mount a CPU cooler on a graphics card (a tower-style heatsink, not an AIO)

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Review Acer XB270HU 27" 1440p 4MS 144hz G-Sync IPS monitor.

 

Do different PC build guides with periodic updates as new things comes up.

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How about R9 290x 8gb in 2 way crossfire vs gtx 970 sli and gtx 980 sli in games and rending to how much ram affects performance 

As far as I remember he already sold out the R9s in question, so not even possible probably ^ ^

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Voted "Other", this isn't so much a single video suggestion, but perhaps something more along the lines as a 2 to 3 part series on the topic of data storage, backup and protection. Stuff I would like to see including reviewing online cloud backup solutions (to cover offsite storage) pro/con of using a NAS vs Home Server, and the configuration (by configuration I mean something along the lines of favorite backup software to use). IMO, data backup and protection is something that I don't think enough people take seriously.

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First maybe an affordable 3D-printer. Also, I'd like to know what would happen when you ghetto-mount a CPU cooler on a graphics card (a tower-style heatsink, not an AIO)

 

 

Voted "Other", this isn't so much a single video suggestion, but perhaps something more along the lines as a 2 to 3 part series on the topic of data storage, backup and protection. Stuff I would like to see including reviewing online cloud backup solutions (to cover offsite storage) pro/con of using a NAS vs Home Server, and the configuration (by configuration I mean something along the lines of favorite backup software to use). IMO, data backup and protection is something that I don't think enough people take seriously.

 

I will definitely join with these suggestions. In fact I was thinking about them before reading about it here.

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Maybe some game streaming and video capture hardware/software, for those interested in recording gameplay, *me* and stuff with their PC. Maybe even a good subcategory to esports, not all of us are competitive gamers.

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I would like to suggest you to review the a4tech G300 keyboard.

And any of the x7 mouses with "V-track" after letting your cat sleep on the mousepad. :)

(note that the "4-way wheel" is an additional software, not really a mouse feature)

Also, to add some variety to the microphone reviews, I recommend a dynamic one: Rode Podcaster

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"What about a UPS review? One that can handle a proper gaming rig for more then a minute."

 

I agree with this. Actually, to personalize it a bit more, one that can handle 2 proper gaming rigs. I would really like to see an informational video on UPS's first. I know somewhere between Jack and shit about them and have seen other people ask too. I don't ever recall seeing one in any of your videos in any of your houses, but surely you have one. Since I know nothing about them yet, it makes no difference what brand you review first. Having said that, I do notice that APC and Cyberpower seem to be the most popular.

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https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1425492550/sesame-your-key-reinvented?ref=categorythis would be an interesting kick starter to review.

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I would like to see you review the blue snowball..

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blue snowball and 3D printer please. then again I will watch all your content anyway, there is nothing better to do then watch Linus B)

 

 

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Review Luke.

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This is probably a terrible suggestion, but I think it would be interesting to see how Linux would be as a daily driver. i just thought since you did it with OS X, Linux might be an interesting thing to look at. 

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LG 25UM65. See how it goes up againtst other monitors. Its small but same res as the 29UM65

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Aorus X5 but this time not at CES...if anyone can get it, it would be you guys!!!

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Using ddr2 as a very fast scratch disk

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Review Luke.

Yo good idea :-)

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HTC One M9.

Computer Spec: CPU: i5 4690K @ 4.85GHz Delided    Motherboard: ASUS Maximus VII Hero    RAM: Corsair Vengence 2*4GB    GPU: Gigabyte G1 Gaming GTX 970    PSU: Corsair RM650    Boot Drive: Crucial MX100 256GB SSD    Storage: 1TB WD Blue HDD   Case: NZXT H440 Red and Black 

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