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Have you ever bought a product due to an LTT review?

Person74

Corsair AX860I and Z87-Deluxe... Linus said it was good damnit! Altough... eh -.-

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yeah that magnetic bowl for holding screws.

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Actually now that I think about it, I haven't. I personally don't even use reviews to tell me what to buy, I just go off of what I know and what I think of it in person (if I'm at a store).

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Not directly from the reviews but from the ads I did sign up for Ting mobile service.

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Yes and no. LTT has essentially educated me on what to look for and how to determine what suits me. I'm sure ive bought some products they have reviewed, but i couldn't tell you off the top of my head what they are, because i chose my hardware based on tech knowledge gained from Linus/Jay/Kyle/Paul reviews and careful consideration of what i need.

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I search for information from a wide variety of sources, but LTT forums and review videos have informed me in ways that have contributed towards some hardware purchases, including a Noctua NH-D15, and an EVGA GTX 1070. I think those are pretty much the only major PC hardware items I've purchased in the last two or more years. I am thinking about a 1440p / 144hz monitor later this year, though, and that's largely from being informed through this forum.

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I actually have not. but LTT videos have made me more capable of doing better choices when it comes to computer parts.

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I bougt my gtx 970 g1 gaming, my m65 rgb and my STRAFE rgb based on Linus's and Slick's reviews. I was going to buy a M45 like Linus, but the M65 rgb (the one with the ugly logo) was just $5 more than the M45, so I got that instead. I was also going to buy the regular STRAFE, but it was very expensive at my local store, so I orderes the RGB version from Amazon. 

My current G1 1070 I owe to Jayztwocents' review. 

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On 8/27/2016 at 8:11 PM, Person74 said:

I know i did, i'm typing this on my Inspiron 7559, although i was already think about getting it, Linus pushed me over the edge, and i picked up the core i7 model, and i'm putting extra ram and an SSD in as well. Did any LTT reviews ever make you buy a product?

Yeah, this laptop is only a good deal in the U.S.A. In Canada, it cost $300 CAD more than the competing Asus GL552 or MSI GE62. So it was a no-go for me. I don't think you can go wrong with either of these laptops. 

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Corsair air 240, g3258, hyper x cloud, and chromebook

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Some of those rubber port covers to keep dust out, and a magnetic parts tray.

That tray was a lifesaver when I built my desktop. Seriously.

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No. I watch LTT's videos to be entertained, but if I want actual buying advice I always find myself going elsewhere.

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Yeah.  Was going to get the 970 a year ago and i learned about the 290x because of ltt

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Yes. The 760T.

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No because the prices in Canada and Norway is different and i always find a better deal than linus do over here.

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As much as I dislike the 'ads' in their videos, I know it helps pay bills and keeps them in cool tech gear.

 

I signed up to Lootcrate after seeing an ad in their video with their promo code. I both like the idea of getting geek toys every month, and it's always good to support stuff you enjoy.

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On 8/30/2016 at 10:11 PM, Abdul201588 said:

Yes! I got myself 2 , e5 2699 v4 with 1tb of ram and 5 quadros 

/s 

 

I'm sure he did a review of the Asus Z97-A. And his old reviews of the 7950. 

1 Terrabyte of ram... WHAT?

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