I used to live in massachusetts but now i am shifted to canada . Does this invalidate my warranty for each part of my pc ? may be 2 years of warranty is left for each part (appx). Edited for massachusetts
Can we be mad, Isn't this just a company expanding strategically into a market they already have leverage in? Not supporting corsair but this seems fairly normal being a growing corporation with growing costs and growing numbers of jobs?
@@Andy-ho2le They literally do. Thunderbolt 3 is now royalty free and has been for over a year. There is absolutely no excuse for any manufacturer not to integrate it into laptops, GPUs, desktops, etc. The cost difference for the components is extremely minimal that can easily be overcome with a slight increase in price of a component that everyone will absolutely pay for in a heartbeat.
@@andy56duky We have so many orders coming in, our highest seller is our RGB Swiss Army Knife. We have also had a particular interest in our upcoming Swiss Army Knifes with Ray Tracing.
I guess the argument for the locked CPUs is that Corsair can get a bit more profit margin while most people that buy prebuilts don't care about overclocking anyways.
@@honkhonk8009 Heck, a lot of people who build their own don't want to overclock nowadays due to the fact that cpus don't gain that much performance from it and with ryzen you lose gaming performance but gain a bit of multithreaded performance
I think they priced it higher on purpose. I mean they could literally penetrate the market and still have a decent margin. But if they would do so, they would piss off a LOT of companies. But it is still smart what they are doing. They are offering a standard system with standard pricing without pissing off their large customers. Key here is that they are producing the same products everyone else does but simply with a higher margin. Neither consumers nor their large customers will notice any difference, only corsair does, with better profit margins. Of course competitors aren't something to be happy about from a companies position, but it could be far worse. That's how mafia works
@@FlowMello nah for real though, if you saw how much my pc is soaked with Corsair products, you'd bleed RGB. Everything that CAN be Corsair in a pc is Corsair in my rig, although I put it together myself instead of buying a pre-built of it.
Competing with partners is pretty common. Samsung and LG sell phone screens to Apple and Google but they also make their own phones and this is not limited to electronics.
@@ghomerhust Oh yes this happens all the time with cars. BMW using Peugeot engines, Ford using Mazda or Renault engines and Alfa Romeo using GM engines.
The human penis is certainly among the finest in the animal kingdom. It is generally of robust, satisfying proportion, features subtle ribbing that provides sturdiness and enhanced sensation, has smooth, sliding skin which reduces friction and provides excellent mouthfeel, and is visually interesting with its many veins, skin folds, and a glans with a shape that suggests sleekness and a color that changes to demonstrate the intensity of lust. However, it is certainly not the best. It is firmly in third place. In first obviously comes the horse. I won't go into great detail on horse cocks, as they are already quite popular even with the non-zoophilic general public. The size, the shape, and the power of the animal a horse cock is attached to are all part of a sexual mystique that has been well explored in many cultures throughout history. There is one other kind of animal, however, that has us solidly beat, even though it has no such following. I speak of the spectacular, over-the-top sensuality of the amazing "red rocket" possessed by canines. We ignore this one, perhaps, because dogs are generally much closer to the majority of us than horses. There is no reason to romanticize the mundane, as we do for the equine penis, and we are often quite scared of our dogs' sexuality, since we do have to live with them instead of just looking at them in a field we're driving by. By acknowledging that it's at all there, we are forced to deal with it in a fashion other than having the vet remove it, and we are usually more worried about what that means for us than what it means for them. Nonetheless, dog penises are wonderful, a fact which deserves to be recognized even if the vast majority of us will never experience one firsthand. The first thing that anyone will notice about a dog's erection is the color. "Florid" is the best word I can think of to describe this beautiful display. From angry, fire engine red, through every possible shade of pink, with some extraordinary specimens additionally featuring deep purple and glistening white, an erect dog's penis rewards the viewer's eyes with the full spectrum of colors that our culture associates with the urgent desire of lust. As it comes out of its sheath, its palette seems to beg to return to a warm and cozy place inside the body of another. Its form and functionality are similarly titillating. The pointed, very slightly flared tip allows for easy entry without being completely smooth, and while perhaps not as visually exciting as the glans of a human, certainly gets the job done comfortably and efficiently. The size when fully erect tends to be very impressive in proportion to its owner, often being much thicker and somewhat longer than the average human penis. However, most people aren't fully aware of that, because of another handy trick the canine dick can perform. When the action begins, it's much smaller. Very thin, and a bit shorter. Once it's in, or played with sufficiently, it inflates to its full, throbbing size, allowing for the receptive partner to adjust more comfortably. No inflatable dildo I've ever seen has such a wide range of widths as does our best friends' tackle. They usually just seem to start at "too big" and get "slightly bigger." A dog's penis is much more friendly, allowing even the novice to enjoyably accommodate something really fat and juicy. And juicy it certainly is! One of the best things about wolf wang is the precum. There is so much! And unlike ours, which merely drools when we get close to the end, theirs begins squirting almost constantly, nearly as soon as the fun begins. The result is a satisfyingly messy taste sensation that is truly without compare. On the other end, this also serves a practical purpose, contributing greatly to the fact that a dog penis is self-lubricating, a trait I'm sure we've all wished we could share at some point. Of course, no discussion of dog dicks would be complete without a mention of the crown jewel, the one thing that most strikingly sets them apart from us: the bulbus glandis. Ranging in size from a rather small plum to near that of a softball, the swollen base of a canine's cock is both an invitation and a challenge. Do you want to take the knot? Can you? Once you have, of course, there is the dizzying feeling of being dominated, not by your partner, but by your own desires. Trapped there on the floor for up to twenty minutes, one must simply wait and enjoy the feeling of being so consumed with lustful passion that the fear and shame of being caught seem immaterial. When you are tied, it is inescapable that a part of your identity is firmly outside of the mainstream's comfort zone. A piece of your soul is there, wrapped tightly around that dog's twitching, squirting dick just as surely as your pussy or ass is. The thing that draws many to such interests is the fact that this is a perfectly symbolic microcosm for all of our sexuality. In our culture, even purely vanilla sex is often made to feel "naughty." The most banal and benign aspects of sexuality are couched in terms that make us feel a little wrong to want it, even in the strictly defined contexts where it's not supposed to be. In that moment when you accept the knot, and make yourself incapable of defense against whatever might occur should your door suddenly open, you have decided that you're not going to play that game anymore. The world may say you're a filthy slut; you're happy to be one, if that means enjoying yourself to the fullest with your most loyal companion. Overall, it is simply a fact that your dog's dick is better than yours in nearly every way that matters. It's alright to feel a little jealous, but I think it would be nice if we as a culture could recognize this more openly, similarly to how we do for horses. Happiness in this strange and beautiful world in which we live lies in fully appreciating all of nature's marvels, and nature has certainly made the canine penis marvelous.
Linus Tech Tips should do a video on CPU instructions. Everyone talks about performance but neglects the processor instructions. It tells a story on why a system from 2007 will have a hard time running certain applications, even when the processor performance is good enough. And believe me, a quad-core processor from 2007 is more than good enough to run most basic modern applications today.
So.ething like a core 2 quad is juat fine for facebook, netflix and word. Outside that is when things start to get dicey. Probalbly not a good idea to edit video or play anything modern on a core 2 quad.
@@circletech7745 editing video I'd say no. Games are fine if you have a graphics card. It can push open world games @30FPS and most other games above 40 FPS. (For example an Intel Xeon X5470 LGA771 - LGA775 mod can run games at 60 FPS, for those that will run due to missing instructions. The solution for this is VM software, but again, this will reduce performance significantly, so you'd want to run the game at a decent resolution to send most of the work to the graphics card.
Only about a year ago I was still using a Core 2 Quad Extreme Edition with 8GB 1100MHz DDR2 RAM and a RX480 for gaming. Overclocked this thing could run most modern games on High or even Extreme graphics modes at 50 - 60fps. The north bridge ran so hot I had to wedge a fan in-between the cpu heatsink and gpu.
I like this. It gives you an entire build, that is 100% able to be modified/upgraded for only $300 dollars above MSRP. For example, my very first gaming PC was bought and built at a TigerDirect/NewEgg store location near my town. It was $250 for complete installation, 2-year warranty, and a packet of tips and tricks to getting started. The more we see options like this, the more competition we, as consumers, will see in this niche area of the market. Yeah, it's not as good $ to performance as if you had built it yourself! OBVIOUSLY! But, this isn't pointed towards people who can, know how to, or want to build their own system. And to be honest, if this was an option the first time I bought a computer I would have jumped on it in a heartbeat.
Yeah, not gonna lie, considering that most of my custom build ended up being Corsair parts anyways, this prebuilt Vengeance might have been a better value in retrospect...
@@funtaril 2 Year Warranty and Assembly. Plus, they'll cover the cost of shipping if you're able to drive it to a service depot. (Because they're actually pretty common, I guess) It's not a bad deal, although personally I'd just order parts and assemble the PC myself. Great deal for someone who doesn't care about the build, though.
I like seeing companies expand their businesses like this. I trust Corsair will continue to move into this space more as time permits. Even if their profit margins are higher, it doesn't matter to the person that wants a single one stop shop for warranty needs. Um, Apple?
I just had to RMA my polaris mousepad. It was a very nice experience working with the corsair support staff. We tried every troubleshooting method possible, and then RMA'd the pad with no issue.
Exacly. After 12 year of PCMR, I only bought one PC, after that I bought the parts and assmblied my self, just for the pure pleasure of doing it. I started with a pre-built system with an AMD Athlon 64 x2 5200 / 2GB DDR2 / 8500GT 512MB, and now I am on a AMD Ryzen 7 1700 OC 4.1Ghz / 16 GB DDR4 / GTX 1080 TI / Custom WaterCooling / RGB, that I assembled with my girlfriend. Two weeks ago.
For Dutch viewers, they have a location in the Netherlands for RMA. And their support has been awesome over the past years whenever I needed them for clients.
@@brianq7365 Het staat voor "return merchandise authorization", betekend goedkeuring voor terugstuur van product (dat voor reparatie moet ingestuurd worden). En indien je dus support nodig hebt voor een Corsair product kan je die hier aanvragen: support.corsair.com/app/home
I think they put a non overclockable processor in that build for these two reasons: 1) They offer a 2-year warranty. If the consumer cant overclock or kill one of the components that is arguably one of the most expensive parts then Corsair wont lose a lot of money from an RMA 2) With the budget/low cost B360 Motherboard route they chose, probably won't be able to handle much heat/overclocking. Dead mobo = customer RMA = More lost money for Corsair. Yes I do understand that with a AIO that has a 240mm radiator keeping it cool would give the user potential to overclock and it be fairly stable. However by allowing it to not be an issue, and keeping most of the components at a very reasonable temperature, that means a whole lot less consumer RMAs. The only issue I think they may have is when someone decides to ether add more RAM or just open the case in general to tinker with parts. Like an xbox I wonder if they will have stickers near the panels edges that say "if seal is broken warranty is void"? I also hope they keep a list of serial numbers from each part on file for those shysters who like to replace good parts with the defective ones. Tell me what you all think!
Not hating on LTT or their sponsor Massdrop (Which actually has great products), but the Vast sucks. I'm sorry but it just does. When it first launched and was reviewed the models they sent to reviewers were perfect. I got mine because of Jayz review. But check out the comments from customers that purchased it. Terrible light bleeding, death just beyond warranty period, massive tearing if you don't have a Freensync compatible card, etc.. The list goes on. I myself got one because of the amazing price. 550$ for a 1440p ultrawide?? Yes please! But my first one came DOA. After waiting over a month for a replacement my second one had such terrible backlight bleed it was impossible to play games with dark scenes. It was comically bad. Maybe they have fixed this problem in their newer models but from my experience I would stay away.
I bought my first and still current PC pre built and 3 years later and it’s still running just fine. I probably did pay too much for it but I wasn’t ready yet or confident enough to build my own. Also my knowledge back then was very limited.
I feel like they did the 8700 and B360 because then they don’t have to deal with customers overclocking their CPUs and frying their systems. Even if they don’t have warranty for over clocking, it’s still a waste of company time to deal with customers complaining about it
Not to mention you get most of the performance of the 8700k, but without the K premium. I would assume they get a good deal on the tray CPUs because 8700ks probably outsell 8700ss in the consumer market.
@@thatafknoob7813 Stock vs Stock vs stock all 3 are quite close. That is, if the motherboard allows *maintaining* all-core turbo boosting that exceeds TDP which most will *and* the CPU cooler can handle it. So even 8700 is sort of OC'd because it doesn't operate within its specified TDP. An 8700K OC'd above its max all-core turbo clocks is a different story of course. But we're comparing Stock vs Stock here. A liquid cooled on an 8700 is obviously just for the looks, but 8700 + $20 cooler + B360 or cheap Z370 motherboard isn't such a bad deal, especially for people who won't overclock. Potentially a better deal than 8600K + expensive cooler + expensive MBO since many people buy that and then don't overclock it.
@@thatafknoob7813 Except they aren't. The 8700k turbos 100 MHz higher on each step except all 6 core turbo (4.3) so if you don't OC the 8700k, which, lets be honest, you can't in most prebuilts anyways, it is pretty much the same. the 8600k only turbos to 4.3 GHz on 2 cores, and down to 4.1 GHz on all 6, so again, the 8700 is superior even before Hyperthreading. People don't give the non K sku i7s enough credit. Throw a good cooler on them, and just let them turbo away. No need for OCing because by the time you absolutely need to OC, you are better off replacing the CPU anyways.
RavenousJoe the clock speeds don’t mean jack shit. And in general cooling won’t make a massive difference either. Ik my shit, believe me. I’ve spent days worth of time looking at benchmarks. U can barely oc an 8700 anyway.
So easy to build your own, so much info on the net, Back in 386/486 you had to open the damn thing to upgrade everything, No reason to be scared to open the case
That's a pretty good point... you could get better and faster for a bit cheaper by building it yourself, but either way, Corsair gets at least some amount of money from the parts you put inside.
Nice to see a number of sellers building quality systems for people who don't have the ability or interest in building their own systems. There are certainly no shortage these days of companies that are building individually customized systems that give you seemingly infinite options. Not my cup of tea - I enjoy the planning and building processes as much as using the systems. I have to admit that the idea of having a single point of contact for warranty service has a lot of appeal.
I love my 5180.. considering your giveaway is how I received it. It's close to a month after I received it and I love it. I had the same questioning of why the AIO for the 8700 and no ability to OC.. but doesnt matter since I didnt really plan on OCing anyway. It's been slaying 1440p gaming. I LOVE the case, it's not much bigger than my former CORE V1 case from Thermaltake. Its a pretty bad ass system that works well. I look forward to seeing what Corsair does with the Vengeance series.
This feels like the old school Linus videos, without the crazy dramatic voice changes. Just a the old "techy" Linus giving the facts and his opinion. I love it! Keep it up Linus!
"fine, dont buy our ram, AIOs, speakers, headsets, screens, mice, keyboards, power supplies, fans, fans and more fans, cases, lighting kits, or controllers... (did i miss anything?)
For anyone wondering about g-sync on the vast I’ve heard that for some people it works. It worked for me for about a week and then started to make the screen blink
@Death To capitailists this does make sense but then again your name is death to capitalists so I don't want to agree with someone with other dumb views. Btw socialism can have a monopoly called the government in the very worst situation, the government controls everything. Not saying capitalism didn't do the same but at least their can be regulations
I feel that systems like this will be the future. We will gradually see the market lean toward systems like this because so many of the "New" PC gamers want to just be able to buy a system and be done with it. They don't know how to build one, they don't care. An artifact of the dying console generation. And yes, consoles are on the way out. Every "cool" kid wants a PC, not a console. I've been witnessing this transition over the last few years. I think it is happening in part because of the pro-PC media out there. And to be honest, it is completely validated. Why buy a bazillion consoles when a PC can do it all, if you have enough power. More elusive, what if your PC can do more than any console could ever do? It's heroin for gamers. A PC is the ultimate fix. A whole new world of mods and advanced options become available if you move from consoles to PC. And naturally, if one platform offers more, everyone wants to be on "that" platform.
Chadwick Hurlburt the issues with PCs is that everyone wants one, but not everyone can afford one. If everyone could buy a pc, then EVERYONE would. The only console that would be bought were ones with console exclusive games, like a Nintendo switch.
I love that LTT have the balls to say exactly what they think. It may lose them sponsors but it gains respect from us who ultimately will/will not purchase something.
@@LRRPEXILE Funny because at the time i saved a very considerable amount of money buying from cyberpowerPC. I Looked at all of the parts online and i simply could not find them cheaper anywhere else, aside from one or two. I've never even HAD a gaming pc, So i'm not really going to jump right into it like i know everything and possibly break something. I'm confident enough now where i can change my ram and add more storage space, which really is all i need in my pc right now. In the long run, after i get the upgrades i need for my pc i still would have saved money if i had built the PC myself. I don't regret my decision.
I've never had a problem with corsair support. If I ever have a problem with any product (even a fan) they get back to me in a timely manner and are actually way more willing to replace than troubleshoot which can be a great thing unlike my experience with other companies
I really wanna see secret shoppers video, for this particular corsair pre built system! Please like this comment, so we can bring it in Linus's attention!
You mean saving 100 off the pc that's overpriced by at least 300?! The reason Corsair should be able to afford to take a bit of a loss off what MSRP may be, is because they manufacture almost every item that goes into these systems theirselves, and thus are making even HIGHER profits than normal.
I did the same but I got a hell of a deal for a very similar system to what I was going to build, only pulled the trigger on the pre-built cause it was 200bucks off. Gotta love cyber monday deals.
I actually have this pc from Corsair, it works great. The only problem I have is that one of the tempered glass panels was shattered when it arrived. After cleaning up the glass which admittedly took a little while. And after going through Corsair to get a replacement panel, everything works as it should. And even if something breaks, I have the two year warranty
Every computer store in Northen Europe offers a boutique build so to speak. Either you choose all parts yourself or choose a pre specified build and the marup is araund 70€ for the build service. Warrany is 3 year. For us this Corsair sys is DAO.
I just built my computer for $1500 i7 8086K 4.0-5.0ghz CPU Corsair 32GB DDR4 2666mhz H100i cooler Asus Z370 TUF Plus Asus 1070 8GB GPU Samsung 970 Pro 512GB EVGA G3 850W PSU
The Corsair Vengeance’ strongest selling point is it’s attraction to us, we those pc enthusiasts who exist within every family. Not as a product I myself will use, but as an answer when asked “Can you build me a computer?” by a relative. Might just send them a link to the Corsair Vengeance knowing it contains parts that I would buy; in a computer that I won’t have to build or support. I really do like that.
Tell me whatever you want, but name Corsair means quality and their love for their job. Just sent 110i gtx for rma and after 4 years of use got full refund in money as this cooler is not produced anymore. So ordered new iCue 465 case and h150i pro cooler to support manufacturer as he has never let me down, even when their sw was conflicting with others, now they fixed everything and all work like a charm and even not crashing applications as other sw like hw monitor etc. Keep up the good work Corsair and don't pay attention to Linus, he is just randomly bullshitting not understanding that some are earning for living working, not just taking money from sponsors for their golden mouth :-)
Some of the smaller companies see a few complaints on the construction or lack of. And then parts change without notice. Personally never had an issue with Dell myself. Have had issues with Hp. My cx750 never quit for almost 10 years on I7's . Just felt out of good practice I should replace it finally.
LTT been trending a whole lot recently. Good work.
also been uploading a lot. LTT is slowly becoming one of my favs!
I used to live in massachusetts but now i am shifted to canada .
Does this invalidate my warranty for each part of my pc ? may be 2 years of warranty is left for each part (appx).
Edited for massachusetts
@@FoodRecipes108 No, but you may have to ship the parts to the US locations if you have a warranty claim.
Definitely worth the honor, too! Best part? Canadian! 😁🇨🇦
Linus! We still NEED that secret shopper final+ episode where you talk about/with the SI's!!
also,notebook/laptops secret shopper as well.they may sell 3rd to 6th gen laptop or old ones to the customer f they buyer doesn't shown any knowledge
Reserve that for season 2. But yes. I cannot wait.
Very nice idea!
Bring back agent Janise.
They talked about the secret shopper aftermath in a recent WAN show.
What is it with this guy and exposing companies? He sure knows how to do it
Well, it's not that hard to do this kind of investigation. Plenty of people do, they just don't post about it on a YT channel.
Can we be mad, Isn't this just a company expanding strategically into a market they already have leverage in? Not supporting corsair but this seems fairly normal being a growing corporation with growing costs and growing numbers of jobs?
@@Kodiak-on-a-Kayak thanks
3a we need more Intellectual people like you I salute you
Yespacito Grim Soul v1.7.1
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_"I'll just smear this mucus all over the desktop."_
Dafaq xD.
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the verge thermal paste
The lighting, colors, and height of this set are perfect. It's such a minor thing but so appealing how nice it looks.
1:45 The true four pillars: _Red, Green, Blue, White_
You forgot black
Not white, that's just Red & Green & Blue and Black is neither Red, nor Green, nor Blue.
Ya know the thing 😂
This weeb again
*Jojo pillar men theme blasts in the backround*
I wish more cases would have a USB-C port on the front of them.
jinx0192 we also need more GPUs with thunderbolt 3
@@dank_the_gecko4143 thunderbolt 3 is for Intel, and they probably won't give away that tech
I recommend the LION LI PC-O11 Dynamic :)
@@Andy-ho2le They literally do. Thunderbolt 3 is now royalty free and has been for over a year. There is absolutely no excuse for any manufacturer not to integrate it into laptops, GPUs, desktops, etc. The cost difference for the components is extremely minimal that can easily be overcome with a slight increase in price of a component that everyone will absolutely pay for in a heartbeat.
I have only ever seen one phone irl with USB-C lol
As long as it wasn't built by The Verge, it should be ok....
Too soon?
itsxtraKrispy too old
You could say it's on the verge of being past its sell-by date.
We're sold out anyway.
@@StefanEtienneTheVerrgeRep sold out on their shitty inventory. #notsorry #theyhaditcoming
@@andy56duky We have so many orders coming in, our highest seller is our RGB Swiss Army Knife. We have also had a particular interest in our upcoming Swiss Army Knifes with Ray Tracing.
Linus Hand Gesture Tips
huh
I guess the argument for the locked CPUs is that Corsair can get a bit more profit margin while most people that buy prebuilts don't care about overclocking anyways.
true. No one wants to overclock if their buying a prebuilt anyways
@@honkhonk8009 Heck, a lot of people who build their own don't want to overclock nowadays due to the fact that cpus don't gain that much performance from it and with ryzen you lose gaming performance but gain a bit of multithreaded performance
Some people buy pre-built PCs
But not us
Not us
Meme Pikachu We're in the Endgame now
*unless you need a laptop or Mac
Meme Pikachu I did I’m sorry
@@malks9537 you are hereby sentenced to stop breathing
I saw what you did there
Of course we want you guys to 'secret shop' every one out there!
I think they priced it higher on purpose. I mean they could literally penetrate the market and still have a decent margin. But if they would do so, they would piss off a LOT of companies. But it is still smart what they are doing. They are offering a standard system with standard pricing without pissing off their large customers. Key here is that they are producing the same products everyone else does but simply with a higher margin. Neither consumers nor their large customers will notice any difference, only corsair does, with better profit margins. Of course competitors aren't something to be happy about from a companies position, but it could be far worse.
That's how mafia works
Lawfy D. Ace
Lv. 1 Cyberpower
Lv. 35 iBuyPower
Lv. 100 Corsair
*That's how OEM works*
Linus: speaking English
Things on screen: English
Captions: *Hindi*
yeah lmao wtf
That’s because ads of this cpu were all over India
@Pat that’s racist
@@galigon3812 that's not rascist that's discrimination
@@soalgu6539 that is his opinion
Thanks for reviewing this pc, I bought it 3 weeks ago and was waiting for you to review it❤️ it’s an amazing computer for what I need it to do!
@@FlowMelloLook at its price and specs,of course yes
@@FlowMello corsair is like "for gamers", did you not see the most recent RGB towers they released? Certainly pro gamer strats right there.
@@FlowMello nah for real though, if you saw how much my pc is soaked with Corsair products, you'd bleed RGB. Everything that CAN be Corsair in a pc is Corsair in my rig, although I put it together myself instead of buying a pre-built of it.
Competing with partners is pretty common. Samsung and LG sell phone screens to Apple and Google but they also make their own phones and this is not limited to electronics.
cars have been doing this for nearly a century. lancia used buick engines for many many years
@@ghomerhust Oh yes this happens all the time with cars. BMW using Peugeot engines, Ford using Mazda or Renault engines and Alfa Romeo using GM engines.
Competition is overrated. The big bucks are in cooperation.
here before metal computer man
The human penis is certainly among the finest in the animal kingdom. It is generally of robust, satisfying proportion, features subtle ribbing that provides sturdiness and enhanced sensation, has smooth, sliding skin which reduces friction and provides excellent mouthfeel, and is visually interesting with its many veins, skin folds, and a glans with a shape that suggests sleekness and a color that changes to demonstrate the intensity of lust.
However, it is certainly not the best. It is firmly in third place.
In first obviously comes the horse. I won't go into great detail on horse cocks, as they are already quite popular even with the non-zoophilic general public. The size, the shape, and the power of the animal a horse cock is attached to are all part of a sexual mystique that has been well explored in many cultures throughout history.
There is one other kind of animal, however, that has us solidly beat, even though it has no such following. I speak of the spectacular, over-the-top sensuality of the amazing "red rocket" possessed by canines. We ignore this one, perhaps, because dogs are generally much closer to the majority of us than horses. There is no reason to romanticize the mundane, as we do for the equine penis, and we are often quite scared of our dogs' sexuality, since we do have to live with them instead of just looking at them in a field we're driving by. By acknowledging that it's at all there, we are forced to deal with it in a fashion other than having the vet remove it, and we are usually more worried about what that means for us than what it means for them.
Nonetheless, dog penises are wonderful, a fact which deserves to be recognized even if the vast majority of us will never experience one firsthand.
The first thing that anyone will notice about a dog's erection is the color. "Florid" is the best word I can think of to describe this beautiful display. From angry, fire engine red, through every possible shade of pink, with some extraordinary specimens additionally featuring deep purple and glistening white, an erect dog's penis rewards the viewer's eyes with the full spectrum of colors that our culture associates with the urgent desire of lust. As it comes out of its sheath, its palette seems to beg to return to a warm and cozy place inside the body of another.
Its form and functionality are similarly titillating. The pointed, very slightly flared tip allows for easy entry without being completely smooth, and while perhaps not as visually exciting as the glans of a human, certainly gets the job done comfortably and efficiently. The size when fully erect tends to be very impressive in proportion to its owner, often being much thicker and somewhat longer than the average human penis. However, most people aren't fully aware of that, because of another handy trick the canine dick can perform.
When the action begins, it's much smaller. Very thin, and a bit shorter. Once it's in, or played with sufficiently, it inflates to its full, throbbing size, allowing for the receptive partner to adjust more comfortably. No inflatable dildo I've ever seen has such a wide range of widths as does our best friends' tackle. They usually just seem to start at "too big" and get "slightly bigger." A dog's penis is much more friendly, allowing even the novice to enjoyably accommodate something really fat and juicy.
And juicy it certainly is! One of the best things about wolf wang is the precum. There is so much! And unlike ours, which merely drools when we get close to the end, theirs begins squirting almost constantly, nearly as soon as the fun begins. The result is a satisfyingly messy taste sensation that is truly without compare. On the other end, this also serves a practical purpose, contributing greatly to the fact that a dog penis is self-lubricating, a trait I'm sure we've all wished we could share at some point.
Of course, no discussion of dog dicks would be complete without a mention of the crown jewel, the one thing that most strikingly sets them apart from us: the bulbus glandis. Ranging in size from a rather small plum to near that of a softball, the swollen base of a canine's cock is both an invitation and a challenge. Do you want to take the knot? Can you? Once you have, of course, there is the dizzying feeling of being dominated, not by your partner, but by your own desires. Trapped there on the floor for up to twenty minutes, one must simply wait and enjoy the feeling of being so consumed with lustful passion that the fear and shame of being caught seem immaterial. When you are tied, it is inescapable that a part of your identity is firmly outside of the mainstream's comfort zone. A piece of your soul is there, wrapped tightly around that dog's twitching, squirting dick just as surely as your pussy or ass is.
The thing that draws many to such interests is the fact that this is a perfectly symbolic microcosm for all of our sexuality. In our culture, even purely vanilla sex is often made to feel "naughty." The most banal and benign aspects of sexuality are couched in terms that make us feel a little wrong to want it, even in the strictly defined contexts where it's not supposed to be. In that moment when you accept the knot, and make yourself incapable of defense against whatever might occur should your door suddenly open, you have decided that you're not going to play that game anymore. The world may say you're a filthy slut; you're happy to be one, if that means enjoying yourself to the fullest with your most loyal companion.
Overall, it is simply a fact that your dog's dick is better than yours in nearly every way that matters. It's alright to feel a little jealous, but I think it would be nice if we as a culture could recognize this more openly, similarly to how we do for horses. Happiness in this strange and beautiful world in which we live lies in fully appreciating all of nature's marvels, and nature has certainly made the canine penis marvelous.
thank you
3a Probably copied
20 minutes early!
I look down on buying prebuilts. Especially when I the GREAT STEFAN of THE VEERRRGE can build such majestic PC masterpieces.
BE JEALOUS
Remember kids
Correctly placing your psu so it doesn't explode is for pussies
@@peppermint_tea6881 Do not forget to remove your entire GPU heatsink. That way it will smelt directly into the motherboard and overclock itself.
I wish I could build a PC but I still don't have a table.
that friendship bracelet was pretty fresh.
I built a 10,000 dollar pc be jealous bitch
Linus Tech Tips should do a video on CPU instructions. Everyone talks about performance but neglects the processor instructions. It tells a story on why a system from 2007 will have a hard time running certain applications, even when the processor performance is good enough. And believe me, a quad-core processor from 2007 is more than good enough to run most basic modern applications today.
So.ething like a core 2 quad is juat fine for facebook, netflix and word.
Outside that is when things start to get dicey. Probalbly not a good idea to edit video or play anything modern on a core 2 quad.
Sounds like a good tech quickie if they haven’t already done it
@@circletech7745 editing video I'd say no. Games are fine if you have a graphics card. It can push open world games @30FPS and most other games above 40 FPS. (For example an Intel Xeon X5470 LGA771 - LGA775 mod can run games at 60 FPS, for those that will run due to missing instructions. The solution for this is VM software, but again, this will reduce performance significantly, so you'd want to run the game at a decent resolution to send most of the work to the graphics card.
Only about a year ago I was still using a Core 2 Quad Extreme Edition with 8GB 1100MHz DDR2 RAM and a RX480 for gaming. Overclocked this thing could run most modern games on High or even Extreme graphics modes at 50 - 60fps. The north bridge ran so hot I had to wedge a fan in-between the cpu heatsink and gpu.
@@ky5666 exactly my point! they need to touch base with the older things in life lmao
That moment when you find out you are in a LTT video and you didn’t know about it! Thanks guys! 6:48
I'm -out of- dropping Linus jokes for today.
Smoother than a freshly shaved ball sack
@@insidious714 Couldn't have said it better.
oof.
I salute you sir
@@insidious714 that shit is not smooth
I like this. It gives you an entire build, that is 100% able to be modified/upgraded for only $300 dollars above MSRP. For example, my very first gaming PC was bought and built at a TigerDirect/NewEgg store location near my town. It was $250 for complete installation, 2-year warranty, and a packet of tips and tricks to getting started. The more we see options like this, the more competition we, as consumers, will see in this niche area of the market.
Yeah, it's not as good $ to performance as if you had built it yourself! OBVIOUSLY! But, this isn't pointed towards people who can, know how to, or want to build their own system. And to be honest, if this was an option the first time I bought a computer I would have jumped on it in a heartbeat.
Yeah, not gonna lie, considering that most of my custom build ended up being Corsair parts anyways, this prebuilt Vengeance might have been a better value in retrospect...
It is for people who think $300 is only a little bit of money.
NZXT does this same thing for $150 above MSRP, including shipping
> only $300 dollars above MSRP
But for what?
@@funtaril 2 Year Warranty and Assembly. Plus, they'll cover the cost of shipping if you're able to drive it to a service depot. (Because they're actually pretty common, I guess) It's not a bad deal, although personally I'd just order parts and assemble the PC myself. Great deal for someone who doesn't care about the build, though.
I like seeing companies expand their businesses like this. I trust Corsair will continue to move into this space more as time permits. Even if their profit margins are higher, it doesn't matter to the person that wants a single one stop shop for warranty needs. Um, Apple?
I am all for building my own pc
But my cable management skills are....not there....
Thats whT u think until you do cocaine first, and cable manage after lol
Try it u will love doing it. Cable management not cocaine I dont condone drug use.
@@quantumwaves447 I read this wrong and ive spent all my pc money on cocaine
You don't need advanced cable management, just make sure the cables don't go into the fans and you should be fine.
nzxt cases do well wit h cable management. Honestly any cases with a psu shroud is good.
I just had to RMA my polaris mousepad. It was a very nice experience working with the corsair support staff. We tried every troubleshooting method possible, and then RMA'd the pad with no issue.
But we enjoy building the pc
I know it's called pc but is it really portable?
@@venomvideos855 PC stands for Personal Computer not Portable Computer.
@@CronasGaming exactly
Exacly. After 12 year of PCMR, I only bought one PC, after that I bought the parts and assmblied my self, just for the pure pleasure of doing it.
I started with a pre-built system with an AMD Athlon 64 x2 5200 / 2GB DDR2 / 8500GT 512MB, and now I am on a AMD Ryzen 7 1700 OC 4.1Ghz / 16 GB DDR4 / GTX 1080 TI / Custom WaterCooling / RGB, that I assembled with my girlfriend. Two weeks ago.
thats a fat OC on the 1700, nice chip broski
For Dutch viewers, they have a location in the Netherlands for RMA. And their support has been awesome over the past years whenever I needed them for clients.
Ik weet niet wat rma voor staat maar is er een website ofzo
@@brianq7365 Het staat voor "return merchandise authorization", betekend goedkeuring voor terugstuur van product (dat voor reparatie moet ingestuurd worden).
En indien je dus support nodig hebt voor een Corsair product kan je die hier aanvragen: support.corsair.com/app/home
I think they put a non overclockable processor in that build for these two reasons:
1) They offer a 2-year warranty. If the consumer cant overclock or kill one of the components that is arguably one of the most expensive parts then Corsair wont lose a lot of money from an RMA
2) With the budget/low cost B360 Motherboard route they chose, probably won't be able to handle much heat/overclocking. Dead mobo = customer RMA = More lost money for Corsair.
Yes I do understand that with a AIO that has a 240mm radiator keeping it cool would give the user potential to overclock and it be fairly stable. However by allowing it to not be an issue, and keeping most of the components at a very reasonable temperature, that means a whole lot less consumer RMAs. The only issue I think they may have is when someone decides to ether add more RAM or just open the case in general to tinker with parts. Like an xbox I wonder if they will have stickers near the panels edges that say "if seal is broken warranty is void"? I also hope they keep a list of serial numbers from each part on file for those shysters who like to replace good parts with the defective ones. Tell me what you all think!
Thank you now I will go buy some hand made shoes to go with my corsair rgb build
Not hating on LTT or their sponsor Massdrop (Which actually has great products), but the Vast sucks. I'm sorry but it just does. When it first launched and was reviewed the models they sent to reviewers were perfect. I got mine because of Jayz review. But check out the comments from customers that purchased it. Terrible light bleeding, death just beyond warranty period, massive tearing if you don't have a Freensync compatible card, etc.. The list goes on. I myself got one because of the amazing price. 550$ for a 1440p ultrawide?? Yes please! But my first one came DOA. After waiting over a month for a replacement my second one had such terrible backlight bleed it was impossible to play games with dark scenes. It was comically bad. Maybe they have fixed this problem in their newer models but from my experience I would stay away.
@@00O3O1B simple move to the US
@@biohazardlnfS What for move to US?
Cole Welden I think msi has a 32 inch 1440p 144hz monitor for under $450 right now on Amazon, not sure about Newegg, app/website doesn’t work for me
Cole Welden Your profile pic is pure art
yeah would like to see secret shopper of these makers prebuilts
Those hindi subtitles were harder to read then just listening in English ... That is really pure hindi..
When are you checking out nzxt systems and customer service
they did the unveil of the BLD service, it would be interesting to see how it actually works for the average joe's purchase
@@ghomerhust that's my point, because on paper looks like a pretty good option if you want to save some cash getting a full system
I bought my first and still current PC pre built and 3 years later and it’s still running just fine. I probably did pay too much for it but I wasn’t ready yet or confident enough to build my own. Also my knowledge back then was very limited.
really thought i had to unsub from linus but im thankful he was brutally honest in the end, keep doing what doing bro!
I got an ad for this PC -_-
i wish i could get ads on gaming PCs, i got a grammerly ad.
Xzarations me too
You get ads? Who still gets ads nowadays? I don't
Lucky. I got an ad for yet another crappy and falsely-advertised mobile “game”.
@@DavidNightjet that's how mafia works.
Do a secret shower on Corsair because, in my opinion, that was the best thing you ever posted on LTT
I feel like they did the 8700 and B360 because then they don’t have to deal with customers overclocking their CPUs and frying their systems. Even if they don’t have warranty for over clocking, it’s still a waste of company time to deal with customers complaining about it
Not to mention you get most of the performance of the 8700k, but without the K premium. I would assume they get a good deal on the tray CPUs because 8700ks probably outsell 8700ss in the consumer market.
RavenousJoe that’s mostly true. But, 8700s aren’t as close to the 8700k as u think. It’s actually closer to an 8600k
@@thatafknoob7813 Stock vs Stock vs stock all 3 are quite close. That is, if the motherboard allows *maintaining* all-core turbo boosting that exceeds TDP which most will *and* the CPU cooler can handle it. So even 8700 is sort of OC'd because it doesn't operate within its specified TDP. An 8700K OC'd above its max all-core turbo clocks is a different story of course. But we're comparing Stock vs Stock here.
A liquid cooled on an 8700 is obviously just for the looks, but 8700 + $20 cooler + B360 or cheap Z370 motherboard isn't such a bad deal, especially for people who won't overclock.
Potentially a better deal than 8600K + expensive cooler + expensive MBO since many people buy that and then don't overclock it.
@@thatafknoob7813 Except they aren't. The 8700k turbos 100 MHz higher on each step except all 6 core turbo (4.3) so if you don't OC the 8700k, which, lets be honest, you can't in most prebuilts anyways, it is pretty much the same.
the 8600k only turbos to 4.3 GHz on 2 cores, and down to 4.1 GHz on all 6, so again, the 8700 is superior even before Hyperthreading. People don't give the non K sku i7s enough credit. Throw a good cooler on them, and just let them turbo away. No need for OCing because by the time you absolutely need to OC, you are better off replacing the CPU anyways.
RavenousJoe the clock speeds don’t mean jack shit. And in general cooling won’t make a massive difference either. Ik my shit, believe me. I’ve spent days worth of time looking at benchmarks. U can barely oc an 8700 anyway.
So easy to build your own, so much info on the net, Back in 386/486 you had to open the damn thing to upgrade everything, No reason to be scared to open the case
I appreciate the wider aspect ratio that uses more of my ultra-wide. Maybe some day there will be enough true 21:9 content to keep me happy.
That's a pretty good point... you could get better and faster for a bit cheaper by building it yourself, but either way, Corsair gets at least some amount of money from the parts you put inside.
Heyy vsauce, linus here
Why do we breathe?
**music plays**
@@besserwisser4055 heyy vsauce, michael here. So apparently the rape hotline is for the victims
@@Zentrify wait what???? Oh no wonder the police have been after me since I called the rape hotline and said send over a few.
Or is he...?
a boots sponsor on a technology channel? this is next level advertising...
Why not. Boots äre cool
Bullshit advertising more like.
@@mohdfaizal6773 Because I did not come here to be talked to about boots. Tech-related ads? Fine! This? Hell no.
I rarely click on ads but those boots actually look really high quality so I checked them out. What's wrong with liking tech and liking boots?
Nice to see a number of sellers building quality systems for people who don't have the ability or interest in building their own systems. There are certainly no shortage these days of companies that are building individually customized systems that give you seemingly infinite options. Not my cup of tea - I enjoy the planning and building processes as much as using the systems. I have to admit that the idea of having a single point of contact for warranty service has a lot of appeal.
Woah. Thursday Boots being promoted by LTT? You're doing good things my man. Those boots never fail in style and comfort. Watching this in late 2019
1:50
Price
Quality
Performance
Support
And the most important:
RGB
9:15 - Linus is spitting mad.
8:15 did you really just leave the plastic on
Secret Shopper for Corsair, NZXT BLD, and Digital Storm pls. Also a series for gaming laptops would be fabulous.
Anon Anonymous why
I love my 5180.. considering your giveaway is how I received it. It's close to a month after I received it and I love it. I had the same questioning of why the AIO for the 8700 and no ability to OC.. but doesnt matter since I didnt really plan on OCing anyway. It's been slaying 1440p gaming. I LOVE the case, it's not much bigger than my former CORE V1 case from Thermaltake. Its a pretty bad ass system that works well. I look forward to seeing what Corsair does with the Vengeance series.
I would only buy a pre built if I could save money
*Detective Linus has entered the chat*
*Sherlock Holmes has left the chat*
Detective Linus found poopsock
Sooo, should I not get it 😂 because it's looks amazing
This feels like the old school Linus videos, without the crazy dramatic voice changes. Just a the old "techy" Linus giving the facts and his opinion. I love it! Keep it up Linus!
hell yeah bro, more secret shopper videos. Could do corsair, NZXT BLD, and Zotac or MIS all in ones?
That pc looks so nice and I secretly want it lol
That ram is sexy. I have it! Lifetime warranty too.
But pricey as heck! I would love nice RAM ):
i also have it !! ITS RAD :D
"F U, we're Corsair, we do what we want" - Corsair probably in response.
"fine, dont buy our ram, AIOs, speakers, headsets, screens, mice, keyboards, power supplies, fans, fans and more fans, cases, lighting kits, or controllers... (did i miss anything?)
@@ghomerhust You missed the RGB part, if you want to have your PC as a christmas tree Corsair is the way to go.
@@ghomerhust Screens? Corsair didn't make any monitor right?
@@NaoVII No, but they recently released a survey about monitors so they might be making one soon
@@MCOGroupNews the Corsair enterprise grows.
For anyone wondering about g-sync on the vast I’ve heard that for some people it works. It worked for me for about a week and then started to make the screen blink
Vertical integration, smart move by corsair
isnt this just how capitalism works
no, its how youtubers make content. nothing more.
@Death To capitailists this does make sense but then again your name is death to capitalists so I don't want to agree with someone with other dumb views. Btw socialism can have a monopoly called the government in the very worst situation, the government controls everything. Not saying capitalism didn't do the same but at least their can be regulations
That's how the Mafia works.
@Death To capitailists Seeing your name already devalues your opinion.
I feel that systems like this will be the future. We will gradually see the market lean toward systems like this because so many of the "New" PC gamers want to just be able to buy a system and be done with it. They don't know how to build one, they don't care. An artifact of the dying console generation. And yes, consoles are on the way out. Every "cool" kid wants a PC, not a console. I've been witnessing this transition over the last few years. I think it is happening in part because of the pro-PC media out there. And to be honest, it is completely validated. Why buy a bazillion consoles when a PC can do it all, if you have enough power. More elusive, what if your PC can do more than any console could ever do? It's heroin for gamers. A PC is the ultimate fix. A whole new world of mods and advanced options become available if you move from consoles to PC. And naturally, if one platform offers more, everyone wants to be on "that" platform.
Chadwick Hurlburt the issues with PCs is that everyone wants one, but not everyone can afford one. If everyone could buy a pc, then EVERYONE would. The only console that would be bought were ones with console exclusive games, like a Nintendo switch.
I’m one of those people that just wants to buy a pc and be done with it but I wish I knew how to build a pc
First thing I thought when I saw this title:
"In the good way or the bad way?"
I love that LTT have the balls to say exactly what they think.
It may lose them sponsors but it gains respect from us who ultimately will/will not purchase something.
Thursday boots are the best! Had a pair for almost a year now.
"I spit on Corsair" - Linus
PLEASE DO IBUYPOWER VS CYBERPOWERR 😘
Watch the secret shopper series
Both are extremely expensive and aren’t good for their price. Built your own it’s not hard.
@@LRRPEXILE I did build my own
....
I'll save you a video, they're both terrible
@@LRRPEXILE Funny because at the time i saved a very considerable amount of money buying from cyberpowerPC. I Looked at all of the parts online and i simply could not find them cheaper anywhere else, aside from one or two. I've never even HAD a gaming pc, So i'm not really going to jump right into it like i know everything and possibly break something. I'm confident enough now where i can change my ram and add more storage space, which really is all i need in my pc right now. In the long run, after i get the upgrades i need for my pc i still would have saved money if i had built the PC myself. I don't regret my decision.
They are getting a lot more than 12-13%. They are selling direct their own parts, too, which bumps that up nicely.
NZXT did it successfully with very little markup and no sketchy parts.
I've never had a problem with corsair support. If I ever have a problem with any product (even a fan) they get back to me in a timely manner and are actually way more willing to replace than troubleshoot which can be a great thing unlike my experience with other companies
I really wanna see secret shoppers video, for this particular corsair pre built system! Please like this comment, so we can bring it in Linus's attention!
uhhh... when can we have nice pc case designs again?
ALL YOU NEED IS TEMPERED GLASS!
@@CaveyMoth i love tempered glass but the front and top are glass too... big no no. mesh+plastic all the way
I think the spec from Corsair is pretty decent. You can get the base alpha for like 50 on amazon.
This PC is going for only 1999 now so your actually saving about 100😂
there is one for 1799
You mean saving 100 off the pc that's overpriced by at least 300?! The reason Corsair should be able to afford to take a bit of a loss off what MSRP may be, is because they manufacture almost every item that goes into these systems theirselves, and thus are making even HIGHER profits than normal.
People who make the video ideas: ok do what should our budget be?
Linus: yes
Those hand gestures on point.
Me (after looking at the title): maybe, let's find out!
I Made that mistake bought a cyberpower PC from Best Buy
I did the same but I got a hell of a deal for a very similar system to what I was going to build, only pulled the trigger on the pre-built cause it was 200bucks off. Gotta love cyber monday deals.
oOF the bloatware though
@@multiversemeep7568 What bloatware? Mine came with NONE, legit just a clean install of windows nothing extra.. Sooo...
@@UhhDafuq I was kind of kidding. Best Buy is kind of trash, surprised that it came with no bloatware. Have fun!
You all know the rules, "If you bought pre-built, you got punked."
I actually have this pc from Corsair, it works great. The only problem I have is that one of the tempered glass panels was shattered when it arrived. After cleaning up the glass which admittedly took a little while. And after going through Corsair to get a replacement panel, everything works as it should. And even if something breaks, I have the two year warranty
Every computer store in Northen Europe offers a boutique build so to speak. Either you choose all parts yourself or choose a pre specified build and the marup is araund 70€ for the build service. Warrany is 3 year. For us this Corsair sys is DAO.
I just built my computer for $1500
i7 8086K 4.0-5.0ghz CPU
Corsair 32GB DDR4 2666mhz
H100i cooler
Asus Z370 TUF Plus
Asus 1070 8GB GPU
Samsung 970 Pro 512GB
EVGA G3 850W PSU
just get a 2060 super or a 5700
enjoy upgrading your card this year, all these games coming out by the end of the year will need it
I put the build through Pc part picker and found out you can build it for a little less than $1900
Yep ltt did a vid on corsairs channel about headphones and have been sponsored so idk
oh bro army bro army
The Corsair Vengeance’ strongest selling point is it’s attraction to us, we those pc enthusiasts who exist within every family. Not as a product I myself will use, but as an answer when asked “Can you build me a computer?” by a relative. Might just send them a link to the Corsair Vengeance knowing it contains parts that I would buy; in a computer that I won’t have to build or support. I really do like that.
i like the gritty looking guy that keeps getting in the extra shots
Why are youtubers pulling silly faces on the thumbnails?
To attract the 12 year olds
A lot of them do the shocked face to make it seem like “the stuff you will see is incredible!!!!!”
The reason behind that is one of the reasons why he is a succesful youtuber and you are not, believe it or not.
ToraAnbu * shocked face *
No Ryzen options, no thanks.
I actually like the Vengeance model; that nice rainbow on black is a good touch.
I just want to say that the thumbnail for this video is awesome.
Def. Gonna be checking out Thursdays boots
Tell me whatever you want, but name Corsair means quality and their love for their job. Just sent 110i gtx for rma and after 4 years of use got full refund in money as this cooler is not produced anymore. So ordered new iCue 465 case and h150i pro cooler to support manufacturer as he has never let me down, even when their sw was conflicting with others, now they fixed everything and all work like a charm and even not crashing applications as other sw like hw monitor etc.
Keep up the good work Corsair and don't pay attention to Linus, he is just randomly bullshitting not understanding that some are earning for living working, not just taking money from sponsors for their golden mouth :-)
Great analysis fam, whoever wrote the script on this had some excellent and clear thoughts about this!
You could actually generalize the question as follows: Is doing to ? The answer will generally be yes.
The non overclockable cpu is probably how they keep the warranty, less points of failure = less repairs
Oof
I really like Corsair.
Some of the smaller companies see a few complaints on the construction or lack of. And then parts change without notice. Personally never had an issue with Dell myself. Have had issues with Hp. My cx750 never quit for almost 10 years on I7's . Just felt out of good practice I should replace it finally.
Thumps up for Linus and his Team:)
I was looking to buy that last year and was wait for you to make a vid on it lol
LTT × Thursday Boots sandals collab is now needed
lmao never thought id see thursday boots make it to linus tech tips