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Does anyone knows how Linus make his Graphs for his GPU benchmarks?

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Powerpoint brah.

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Powerpoint brah.

Wouldn't excel be better? Lol

 

 

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If he was in the iSwitched to Mac lol numbers ftw

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Wouldn't excel be better? Lol

Probably, yeah. I just said Powerpoint because you can pretty much do graphs across all Office programs.

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Microsoft office, probably more specifically excel 

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Microsoft office, probably more specifically excel 

so do you know how to make it look like this?

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Not specifically like that that but I could probably figure it out. 

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Does anyone knows how Linus make his Graphs for his GPU benchmarks?

 

He pays people to do it for him. It's probably black magic to him.

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Does anyone knows how Linus make his Graphs for his GPU benchmarks?

 

I don't know if that's what he's using, but Excel works perfectly fine and you can achieve the same result very easily. :)

 

- Get your data and write it in columns

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- Select everything, and go to Insert > Bar > 2D Bar

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You'll get a basic graph like this : 

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Double-click on the background (white), in Fill, select Picture or texture fill, and select the file of your choice

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Double-click on the white behind the bars, and select No Fill

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Adjust the text color like you would normally, and tweak the bars colors until you're satisfied. :)

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