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LINUS get a GPU shelf in your new office

If you will have so much more space get a shelf with GPUs properly sorted and safely stored.
Like jayzetwocents but a little more legit then just lining them up on a shelf.
Get compartments for the GPUs. Create a close to natural, air continued habitat for them that Greenpeace would approve......... Wait WHAT?

Anyway, Linus can ignore this or us this little hint when outfitting all the empty space in the new office he still has.

Who of you guys has similar ideas on what he could/definitely should put in his new office?

 

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Wouldn't it be more logical that Luke has one of those? Since he does the benchmarking? :P

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Wouldn't it be more logical that Luke has one of those? Since he does the benchmarking? :P

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"Benchmark Time!"

heheh..

"TO THE BENCHCAVE!"

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heheh..

"TO THE BENCHCAVE!"

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Wouldn't it be more logical that Luke has one of those? Since he does the benchmarking? :P

I just addressed this to Linus since it is LINUS media group but if you say so I want to be leave you. But do you have any actual validation that this SHELF is already existing somewhere in the office. Can I you e g post a LTT vid where it is shown.

If you just meant that Luke should get it instead of Linus, your right. Linus has shown again in his 36core machine that you shouldn't hand him anything you would mind breaking xD

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I just addressed this to Linus since it is LINUS media group but if you say so I want to be leave you. But do you have any actual validation that this SHELF is already existing somewhere in the office. Can I you e g post a LTT vid where it is shown.

If you just meant that Luke should get it instead of Linus, your right. Linus has shown again in his 36core machine that you shouldn't hand him anything you would mind breaking xD

Nah, I didn't mean to say that I know that Luke has one already. I know he has a shelf in the current (or old) place now for his stuff (including GPU's).. So I'm just saying it would be very probable that he will get one now too.

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Nah, I didn't mean to say that I know that Luke has one already. I know he has a shelf in the current (or old) place now for his stuff (including GPU's).. So I'm just saying it would be very probable that he will get one now too.

If I'm not mistaken, in the cupboard?

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Nah, the gpus belong in the stairs.

So what you're suggesting is little plexiglass displays in the stairs with LED lighting for the cards? :P

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If I'm not mistaken, in the cupboard?

I just addressed this to Linus since it is LINUS media group but if you say so I want to be leave you. But do you have any actual validation that this SHELF is already existing somewhere in the office. Can I you e g post a LTT vid where it is shown.

If you just meant that Luke should get it instead of Linus, your right. Linus has shown again in his 36core machine that you shouldn't hand him anything you would mind breaking xD

https://youtu.be/T4ukIwpHvTE?t=2m38s

 

there was another video showing it better, but can't find it :/

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https://youtu.be/T4ukIwpHvTE?t=2m38s

 

there was another video showing it better, but can't find it :/

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Nah, the gpus belong in the stairs.

 

I have taken the liberty of designing a GPU Stair Storage Organisation Diagram.

 

Drawing is in 3D for you viewing pleasure.

 

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heheh..

"TO THE BENCHCAVE!"

nanananananana BenchMan, BenchMan, BenchMan.

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What about the RAM ramp ? I wanna see that ... An Endless loop of RAM flooting around ... 

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Now I really want a gpu shelf...

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I have taken the liberty of designing a GPU Stair Storage Organisation Diagram.

 

[image snip]

Walking path???

 

Wouldn't Benchman leap that in a single bound?

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Walking path???

 

Wouldn't Benchman leap that in a single bound?

 

You are correct. Benchman does not let stairs stand in his way. However, those pesky mortal video editors with their soft hands... they cut them selves on PCB and therefore we must accommodate them.

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Out of all the older GPU's he has, all lined up on a rack, he could put the XB1 and PS4 amongst them GPU's in order of least>most power wise, wonder how they would stack up, and especially when he has USED "old gen" cards that would no doubt still rock the house performance wise in the rack. :)

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heheh..

"TO THE BENCHCAVE!"

 

 

nanananananana BenchMan, BenchMan, BenchMan.

6ZLm2s4.png

"Holy Graphics BenchMan"

"What Sidekick Linus"

"It's a 390x and a 980ti Benchman"

"I must BenchMark them Sidekick Linus"

You guys xD

 

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n0ah1897, on 05 Mar 2014 - 2:08 PM, said:  "Computers are like girls. It's whats in the inside that matters.  I don't know about you, but I like my girls like I like my cases. Just as beautiful on the inside as the outside."

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You guys xD

 

That's why I love the LTT forum.

<3

In a world.. Filled with graphics processors and fanboys..

One man must clear things up..

 

That man is.. BENCHMAN!

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Clearly the optimal solution would be to pile them up in the closet. Pile them up so high, that whomever opens the closet gets hit with an avalanche of graphics cards, like something from a cartoon.

Ketchup is better than mustard.

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To bad their not getting AC!

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