@@lineax5927ik we don't trust Google, but their security is a lot better and they have encryption too, I think it would be better to use google drive with encryption
@@techjunkybennl as long as you encrypt your data and only you have the key it, it shouldn’t be a problem. My original comment was just about keeping stuff in the cloud without any additional security measures
I'm building a pc for my college, should i go for a 3060 12gb or a 4060 8gb? I would be doing video editing and photo editing and a bit of gaming too. They would be paired with a ryzen 5 5600 btw.
I'd say 4060 , but try to get the 16gb version if you can. If you're gaming and video editing more VRAM can be better. 3060 is slowly getting old but if you cannot afford 16gb 4060 12gb will definitely help, with Only 8 gb you'll be shortened
rtx 3060, the 12gb is crucial. the 4060 and 3060 usually trade blows anyway with the 4060 10% faster on average until vram comes into account and the 3060 beats the 4060 in gaming by a long shot and if ur doing editing and stuff like that the vram is even more important, its also cheaper
I was about to reccomend an rx 7600 xt since it had 16gb of vram and was only 30€ more expensive(for me), but I've heard that they do not work well on video/photo editing. Is that true?
You never put your date up in the cloud!! Those companies have terms of service that allow them to scrape your data for their use in their LLMs and for whatever uses they want.... Adobe was just the most recent one that got in trouble for that....
I like having data on a separate partition. That makes it easy to reinstall windows/linux and not to loose anything. Also this allows me to mount this partition on both os‘es to have my data ready whether i am on windows or kn linux
But the problem is Linux can access NTFS windows drive , but windows can't read or write EXT4 , you need an external app for it , and it's really annoying to mess around and work with it. .
@@xninja2369 No. I have my files on a separate ntfs partition. Like i wrote in my comment. Ntfs windows install, ntfs files, ext4 linux. A drive with 3 partitions.
@@lineax5927 Well that what's disadvantage is , . That's what I was trying to say .. if you wanna like sorts of connections for your files b/w two OS that you regularly use , it's gonna be little problem
Do NOT store important/sensitive data on a cloud service available to private users. I'm 99% sure google and microsoft (among others) both advice against storing important data in the cloud.
@@Cosmic_Radiation68i guess you never played the game, soap and ghost are like the best duo of all time, there's no way to just install it once. Just do it three times for safety
You can also do off-site backups with a friend or family member preferably hours away, just set up a NAS and use a VPN to get into their network rather than exposing the data to the internet
If you use cloud storage of any sort copying it locally is worthless redundancy. Cloud already has few copies of your file so local work copy and cloud backup is giving 99.9% chance of its recovery in case something happen. But trusting cloud storage is another question.
Previous versions is a very underated feature. You could permanently delete have the stuff on your drive and still be able to bring it back with only your main storage with no extra backup. And on top of that it barely takes up any storage even though you're backing up everything on a drive that's 90% full on that same drive.
Bruh 2 years of arhitecture school projects all of a sudden gone last week...i had to use recuva to get the data back that was literally hundreds of hrs gone out of the blue while i was sleeping...got all the important files back but i definitely need to do some more photography work to finish my portfolio
I'm always using Internal SSD/HDD and External SSD/HDD as 2 Backups is enough for me than upload to Cloud as google Drives or dropbox, so it would be 2 Rules without upload any data to Cloud lol
Tht's the thing I've been living by for years. If you have your final essay on your computer and only on your computer, then it's disposable. I have three or four backups stored in my house and I keep one external HDD in my brother's house for offsite backup. If you're a college student living in the dorm, send one of your HDDs with backups to your parents, creating an offsite backup.
I've been backing up my data to google drive after i lost tremendous amount of data 😭 I only have a local and cloud backup of my important data. I do want to eventually set up a Nas or an offiste backup for added safety.
that's why, never upload any data to google drives anymore after you've lost everything. but just using internal SSD/HDD or External SSD/HDD are best choices than google drives
My desktop just broke and I turned it into a external SSD to see if I could access my documents, in which I couldn't.. I can only access whatever is left on my one drive from it
Not like my country government, my country government can't even backup the data, got hacked with ransomware, the data is gone, and you can't recover all of your data. LIKE INDONESIA, MY BELOVED COUNTRY 😂
So 3 devices and 2 GPS coordinates. Cloud counts as 2 devices and 1 gps coords. But only if they are a real cloud service with multiple sites. That's all.
Yes, yes, yes. I lost 11 TB of data in the past two years by inelegantly dropping two data drives on the floor. And I've been doing this since 1989 so ...
My most important files, games saves, are stored on DVDs in a safe, which even in the event of a fire or flood should be safe. I'm also thinking about making extra copies to leave at a friend's house.
Just yesterday my 2TB disk where I have practically all my life failed, I have spent 10 hours recovering what I can from a Linux system and Windows does not even recognize the disk in any way
Can you talk about the Nvidia Tesla P4 because it seems like a great graphics card that has a lot of potentially as all it needs is a fan mod. It would have great fps per dollar and only consumes 75 watts while being half slot.
If you have 1 that equals zero and get another 1 back up you technically ink have one copy there, therefore needing to repeat the process of getting another back up.
After a flood got rid of my cousin’s entire childhood (physical photos & shit) mom copied my childhood + some other memories onto: iCloud, Google Drive, a DVD-R, a USB, an external HDD, I was asked to have a copy on my Gaming PC so my internal SSD too & it’s on her phone locally. She went overkill, heck yeah, but eh, doesn’t matter.
Im planning to upgrade my pc and wanted to know what cpu I should grab??? Right now I’m running a (ryzen 5 4500, rx 580, with a 500w psu). I was planning to upgrade my 580 to a 6600 eagle and wanted to know any extra information. 😅😅 Thanks for any advice! 🎉
Zach I am looking to build my first pc and these are the components of it…. Ryzen 5 5500 paired with a Rx 6600 16 gb ddr4 3200 500 Gb ssd Gigabyte B550 m dsrh ac. 650 watts psu. Zalmon s2 and finally red cable extension Can you give me advice if I should upgrade something
Zach I had this old freezer I didn't need anymore and I drilled some holes and managed to put the componed in there with fans airflow and It ran rlly well what do you think?
My xfx swft Rx 6650 xt (Ryzen 3 4100) is obsessed with aiming to be at the lowest utilisation it will go to 70% if forced but will refuse to go above 60-70-80 fps. Also power consumption sticks to 40-50 unless forced above. 🤷 Edit: oops had the switch on the GPU switched towards the 8 pin connecter, running with 90W so I hope it's fixed lol 😅 I don't know
Hi, I would like some advice with what monitor to get, I have a budget of £250. I have a Ryzen 5 5600x and a 4060. I would like to get a 240hz monitor for 1080p gaming. Please help me with this.
I use this but it just keeps escalating. I think we now have more than 7 nas servers across my families houses. 7 backups each.
OK that's too much
I think now its time for you to host your own home server.
brother does your family run the CIA
@@karthikeyank9899 They’re all technically “home” servers but only two of them are at my permanent residence and one at my holiday house.
@@NLJ142 No. Not that you can prove at least.
Bring back
“Answering your pc building questions in one word”
Some questions can’t be answered in one word
@thecutelaptalo3934 but it's a fun series
YES
Some people really wanted a full explanation answer so I really can't go with that
Ryzen 4070-
The cloud is fancy talk for someone else's hard drive.
For important data 😭
Which probably is being sold off to the highest bidders.
@@Fhyrneif you're that paranoid, encrypt your data before sending it to the cloud
@@Fhyrne Nah I put some backups in the cloud and I compressed them with a password.
Also you could encrypt it, with that you are good to go
just encrypt them
Data breaches on the cloud happen, and storing important stuff on data centers you have no control over is generally considered bad opsec
Yeah. I would use something like proton drive. Its end to end encrypted so if a breach happens nobody can decrypt your data.
proton drive and encryption should work.
@@lineax5927ik we don't trust Google, but their security is a lot better and they have encryption too, I think it would be better to use google drive with encryption
Is just a random vps you rent a good idea?
@@techjunkybennl as long as you encrypt your data and only you have the key it, it shouldn’t be a problem. My original comment was just about keeping stuff in the cloud without any additional security measures
When I hear cloud, all I think of is subscriptions
I'm building a pc for my college, should i go for a 3060 12gb or a 4060 8gb? I would be doing video editing and photo editing and a bit of gaming too. They would be paired with a ryzen 5 5600 btw.
I'd say 4060 , but try to get the 16gb version if you can. If you're gaming and video editing more VRAM can be better. 3060 is slowly getting old but if you cannot afford 16gb 4060 12gb will definitely help, with Only 8 gb you'll be shortened
Btw great cpu choice
rtx 3060, the 12gb is crucial. the 4060 and 3060 usually trade blows anyway with the 4060 10% faster on average until vram comes into account and the 3060 beats the 4060 in gaming by a long shot and if ur doing editing and stuff like that the vram is even more important, its also cheaper
I was about to reccomend an rx 7600 xt since it had 16gb of vram and was only 30€ more expensive(for me), but I've heard that they do not work well on video/photo editing. Is that true?
If you're doing content creation, then the RTX 3060 is the better option since it has 12gb of VRAM.
You never put your date up in the cloud!!
Those companies have terms of service that allow them to scrape your data for their use in their LLMs and for whatever uses they want....
Adobe was just the most recent one that got in trouble for that....
Agreed
If your data is going into another company's control, encrypt it.
@@execration_texts
Encryption can be broken....
Then NAS might be an option
Also security breaches can get your data.
I'm gonnna send this to Indonesia's Menkominfo thanks!
I guess the Indonesian government should learn from this video lol
The system that works best is one locally, one on the cloud, and one in an external hard drive unit. Works great
I like having data on a separate partition. That makes it easy to reinstall windows/linux and not to loose anything. Also this allows me to mount this partition on both os‘es to have my data ready whether i am on windows or kn linux
But the problem is Linux can access NTFS windows drive , but windows can't read or write EXT4 , you need an external app for it , and it's really annoying to mess around and work with it. .
@@xninja2369 yeah thats the reason my file drive is a ntfs one. No messing around
@@lineax5927 So you are telling me that you installed Linux on NTFS?
@@xninja2369 No. I have my files on a separate ntfs partition. Like i wrote in my comment. Ntfs windows install, ntfs files, ext4 linux. A drive with 3 partitions.
@@lineax5927 Well that what's disadvantage is , . That's what I was trying to say .. if you wanna like sorts of connections for your files b/w two OS that you regularly use , it's gonna be little problem
Do NOT store important/sensitive data on a cloud service available to private users. I'm 99% sure google and microsoft (among others) both advice against storing important data in the cloud.
For me I like to carry a backup of my important files via a external ssd on my person whenever I leave my house just incase of a tornado
Hopefully indonesian goverment can learn from this
Me going to download the new COD 300Go 3x times
We said important data. Cod ain't going nowhere
@@Cosmic_Radiation68i guess you never played the game, soap and ghost are like the best duo of all time, there's no way to just install it once.
Just do it three times for safety
@@lemoniada2137 Fair point. I'll give you the pass
@@lemoniada2137 CoD is literal dogshit
lol
I think Indonesian government need this tutorial
Tua bangka mana ngerti teknologi! Wkoko
I live in indonesia
Instructions unclear, I now have a room full of paper full of 1s and 0s
This advice came to me 5 years later 😢
You can also do off-site backups with a friend or family member preferably hours away, just set up a NAS and use a VPN to get into their network rather than exposing the data to the internet
True NAS and Tail Scale are popular options
yup our country Indonesia need to learn those, to make sure the government database does not go offline because hacker
As an Architect I almost lost all my work when my 2tb registered as unallocated, but I recovered my data, Now I have 4 backups 👍
There are programs which recover the data if you don't format the drive again.
2 storage units in one PC
-NVME: For Main Operating System
-2.5 SATA III SSD: Backup Operating System
Bruh if you have a house fire there's more to worry about other than backups lmao
If you use cloud storage of any sort copying it locally is worthless redundancy. Cloud already has few copies of your file so local work copy and cloud backup is giving 99.9% chance of its recovery in case something happen. But trusting cloud storage is another question.
I'm planning on buying a NAS for my parents so I can have offsite backup.
Previous versions is a very underated feature. You could permanently delete have the stuff on your drive and still be able to bring it back with only your main storage with no extra backup. And on top of that it barely takes up any storage even though you're backing up everything on a drive that's 90% full on that same drive.
Tell Indonesian government about thiss 😂😂
Bruh 2 years of arhitecture school projects all of a sudden gone last week...i had to use recuva to get the data back that was literally hundreds of hrs gone out of the blue while i was sleeping...got all the important files back but i definitely need to do some more photography work to finish my portfolio
This video should be watched by Indonesian ministry of communication and information
Personally i prefer the Ork method. Paint it red and believe it will never fail. I get higher transfer speeds and haven't lost data in 25 years
I just watched one of your videos about boosting performance on laptops and it was so helpfull thank you
Backup... Seketika teringat dengan Kominfo 😂
Yep, external drive, SsD and internal hdd and online archival
I'm always surprised how many people don't do this.
I'm always using Internal SSD/HDD and External SSD/HDD as 2 Backups is enough for me than upload to Cloud as google Drives or dropbox, so it would be 2 Rules without upload any data to Cloud lol
Thinking of investing in a NAS.
"Two is one; one is none."
The cloud has saved my Important data when I fried my laptop. Backups are definitely a good idea
My external hard drive literally corrupted and died three days ago, will definitely be following this from now on 😢
Tht's the thing I've been living by for years. If you have your final essay on your computer and only on your computer, then it's disposable. I have three or four backups stored in my house and I keep one external HDD in my brother's house for offsite backup. If you're a college student living in the dorm, send one of your HDDs with backups to your parents, creating an offsite backup.
External hard drive & cloud as backup
_House is on fire_
NOOOOO, my important data.
I'm surprised it didn't even include a partnership 😂
How should I build my first pc on a budget
I've been backing up my data to google drive after i lost tremendous amount of data 😭 I only have a local and cloud backup of my important data. I do want to eventually set up a Nas or an offiste backup for added safety.
that's why, never upload any data to google drives anymore after you've lost everything. but just using internal SSD/HDD or External SSD/HDD are best choices than google drives
Me having pictures, music and school work all stored on dvds
Oh thanks now i know how to save my "homework" folder properly (I'm not going to school anymore)
My desktop just broke and I turned it into a external SSD to see if I could access my documents, in which I couldn't.. I can only access whatever is left on my one drive from it
This video appears after my sd card got corrupted
Not like my country government, my country government can't even backup the data, got hacked with ransomware, the data is gone, and you can't recover all of your data. LIKE INDONESIA, MY BELOVED COUNTRY 😂
Do not store you information on the cloud.
That is a one way ticket to having that data be used unconsentually
So 3 devices and 2 GPS coordinates. Cloud counts as 2 devices and 1 gps coords. But only if they are a real cloud service with multiple sites. That's all.
Yes, yes, yes. I lost 11 TB of data in the past two years by inelegantly dropping two data drives on the floor. And I've been doing this since 1989 so ...
POV: a natural disaster happens where cloud server is
My most important files, games saves, are stored on DVDs in a safe, which even in the event of a fire or flood should be safe. I'm also thinking about making extra copies to leave at a friend's house.
Google drive is also handy for minecraft world transferring.
Brother 😅😅 exactly im using this thing already
😂
Can you make a 1000 dollar build? Love amd if you could include it
ok so i will not loose this file: *proceeds to copy the file system32*
Gotta make a copy of my homework folder 👀👀👀👀
What gaming laptop should i buy if i am on a budget of 900$?
Just yesterday my 2TB disk where I have practically all my life failed, I have spent 10 hours recovering what I can from a Linux system and Windows does not even recognize the disk in any way
Are heat sinks for a nvme needed for a casual gamer or will it be fine without it?
Ill just use the 1, thanks 😂
What are the cheapest/oldest computer components that are still viable for low end gaming today?
Or just put five SSDs in your computer, set them up in a RAID, and put your PC inside a fireproof enclosure. 😂
Can an ethernet cable bottleneck my internet speed? Should I buy the more expensive ones?
Can you talk about the Nvidia Tesla P4 because it seems like a great graphics card that has a lot of potentially as all it needs is a fan mod. It would have great fps per dollar and only consumes 75 watts while being half slot.
When do u plan on expanding your borders so i can buy it when i go to secondary school for studies?
If you have 1 that equals zero and get another 1 back up you technically ink have one copy there, therefore needing to repeat the process of getting another back up.
I have a 3060ti and an i7 8700, is the a cpu bottleneck, if so what should I upgrade to?
all the boomers at KOMINFO and PDN better take notes
After a flood got rid of my cousin’s entire childhood (physical photos & shit) mom copied my childhood + some other memories onto: iCloud, Google Drive, a DVD-R, a USB, an external HDD, I was asked to have a copy on my Gaming PC so my internal SSD too & it’s on her phone locally.
She went overkill, heck yeah, but eh, doesn’t matter.
I can also just store my backup at my grandparents house lol
Kominfo indonesia should hire you
What is the cheapest PC I can buy for a cheap price in Australia
What about transferring your data to another SSD assuming your PC as 2 ssd slots.
What about a flash drive as well?
I’m a kid and I’m getting my first gaming pc my budget is 1,400 I’m not spoiled I’m paying for half of it with money from chores.
No thanks on the drive. I’ll use a usb stick before that.
My SSD Nvme and other SSD had two partitions for C: Gaming, D: Heavy Files, E: Temporary Files, F: Por--Pokemon.
lmao
Im planning to upgrade my pc and wanted to know what cpu I should grab??? Right now I’m running a (ryzen 5 4500, rx 580, with a 500w psu). I was planning to upgrade my 580 to a 6600 eagle and wanted to know any extra information. 😅😅
Thanks for any advice! 🎉
is the 6800 better than the 7700xt overall? Not looking at price
Zach I am looking to build my first pc and these are the components of it…. Ryzen 5 5500 paired with a Rx 6600
16 gb ddr4 3200 500 Gb ssd Gigabyte B550 m dsrh ac. 650 watts psu. Zalmon s2 and finally red cable extension
Can you give me advice if I should upgrade something
Pro tip: any documents that are really important save them to Google drive AND email them to yourself
Pro tips : never upload top secret or sensitive documents to Cloud/Google drives
Email? its only 25mb. its not enough now. non-tech savvy boomer found.
@@mrfoxesite it says "documents" for a reason
@@joetate87 yes but other things exist. emails are not that good.
@@joetate87 google listens to mic for ads. use proton drive and proton mail.
Zach I had this old freezer I didn't need anymore and I drilled some holes and managed to put the componed in there with fans airflow and It ran rlly well what do you think?
Wow I didn't know this Thanks!
How can I practice building pc's without blowing away money????? I NEED ANSWER PLEASE
My xfx swft Rx 6650 xt (Ryzen 3 4100) is obsessed with aiming to be at the lowest utilisation it will go to 70% if forced but will refuse to go above 60-70-80 fps. Also power consumption sticks to 40-50 unless forced above. 🤷
Edit: oops had the switch on the GPU switched towards the 8 pin connecter, running with 90W so I hope it's fixed lol 😅 I don't know
one question, whats the better choice? The ryzen 7 7700x with the 4070 super or the ryzen 7 7800x3d with the regular 4070?
Thanks. Now my Pokémon ultra sun save is to totally safe
Should I take the sticker off my nvme SSD or do I leave it on?
No, on some it actually acts as a heatspreader. Leave it on
leave it on, acts as a heat sink
Definitely Leave it on
@@AlexHusTech kinda annoyed that commenters are asking a guy who will never reply instead of just typing on google
commentor, wtf are you yapping?
Hi, I would like some advice with what monitor to get, I have a budget of £250. I have a Ryzen 5 5600x and a 4060. I would like to get a 240hz monitor for 1080p gaming. Please help me with this.
Two is one, one is none
Am I the only one just upload everything to Telegram!,🤔
I haven't heard that name is a loooong time... dropbox:)
This is why I own like 20 USB sticks and 10 HDDs
How to make my parents to buy me an iPad
What are the difference between a gaming PC and a non gaming PC according to the actuall performance?
Gonna use this to protect my “homework” folder
I don't really care about graphics and performance that much, but should i still get a gaming pc or am i better off with a console?