A Word on Screen Resolutions:

[@GregSalazar]

- I would like to thank each of you for the kind words and unwavering support! This channel is what it is because of all of you. This community is irreplaceable.

[@kubhak]

+Science Studio We all agree your videos are very helpfull and i like the way you do the hardware science with ghz OC etc... today i found info about intel kaby lake can you say something about it, isnt it to early to relase new cpus?

[@ThEMarD]

+Science Studio Heyyo, 10k! Epic mang! Here's to a growing channel. Congrats Greg! :)

[@DavidSzabooo]

You did it!! 10k subs. uhuuu. That's awesome. Do you know what's more awesome? You and your great videos. Good job dude :D

[@DavidSzabooo]

+Kubhak Isn't it "apollo lake"? I watched a video on NCIX about that but it was very short and i didn't understand what they meant

[@kubhak]

David Szabo in video name it was kaby lake :D but i may be wrong

[@nikoyochum6974]

Another note is that 1080p doesn't always mean 1920x1080, only that the vertical dimension is 1080, so there are ultrawide monitors that are 1080p, but the horizontal dimension is not 1920. Same goes with 1440p. Also, UHD (2160p) is not actually true 4K

[@factsverse9957]

Yes.

[@jl66569]

Correct. 4k is 4096 x 2160. Its an old Cinema Resolution. So technically 4k tv s aren t real 4k tv s.

[@M390VI]

HD (720p), FHD (1080p), QHD (1440p) and UHD (2160p), the 2K, 2.5K and 4K designations are just dumb as they could be applied to a plethora of different resolutions...

[@paulmaddison6193]

Have to say I never even looked at your sub count. Your channel has the quality and knowledge of a MUCH higher subbed channel. Which I'm sure it will be in no time at all. Well played sir.

[@GregSalazar]

Thank you!

[@adhyanthajay]

And in just a month, you've managed to get 34 thousand more subscribers! Way to go, Greg! Your videos are very informative and it helped me to build my PC..... All the best!

[@o0DarkX0o]

really like your channel, greg. seeing how you grew inspired me to work on my personal channel again after bailing on it for 3 years, all power to you!

[@DiamantisGR]

Your subscriber number is climbing pretty high quickly. Well deserved in my opinion. I like you explain the simple stuff, even if they are things I already know, I also reckon that if I had your videos at my disposal a few years back, you would have saved me plenty of time of research. Keep it up!

[@carljenkins7354]

I discovered your channel a couple of days ago, and I have to say that I'm a fan. I like your content, I like your delivery, and I like your style. I also build computers and they tend to be value gaming systems that push the limit towards performance as best I can without jacking up the price, so your statement about buying, building, and reviewing more value oriented products I think hit the nail on the head. I'm glad someone finally did a good video on the various monitor resolutions. Next time someone asks me to explain I'll just point them here. Keep it up dude, and I wish you the best of luck.

[@GregSalazar]

+Carl Jenkins I appreciate the words of encouragement and support! Best of luck to you.

[@101epicpenguin]

A bit over a month and you're on nearly 48,000 - good job man! You really deserve it!

[@InsightHomewood]

I very much like your style of presentation. Going clearly and quickly through the different classifications.

[@wraithfyter8242]

Wow. Just about 2 months later and you're at 56K subs man. Congrats! You have a great channel and are a great content creator and it'll keep growing rapidly with the quality of videos you produce :)

[@Logan589XP]

Great video! Also congrats on reaching 10k! Keep it up! :)

[@GregSalazar]

+NintendoAddict8 I appreciate it! And sure thing!

[@tomi7687]

+NintendoAddict8 4k

[@TheBongheimer]

I definitely like this style. It's what comes to mind when I think, "Science Studio." Good work.

[@1Starben]

Dude, a few months ago, i found you and you had 3k subs. Now you have 10k, and that is amazing! I love the fact that you make realistic builds and videos, and your content really entertains. Good job!

[@GregSalazar]

Thank you for the support and kind words!

[@1Starben]

Science Studio No problem dude, just keep doing what you do best :D

[@EMmendoza18]

you'll hit 100k in no time 👌

[@Kimomo965]

Very nice commentary; I like the laid-back and barebone style of the video! Also, it seems like my previous point stands: You're getting a thousand new subscribers every time I watch one of your new uploads, so congrats on getting to 10,004 subs!

[@2mgary]

Waiting for 100k from you now, you'll make it easily trust me congrats on 10k !!

[@jvs7868]

Thank you very much. English is my second language, but compared to other channels, your explanations are very clear, concise, removes most of industry abbreviations (which are different in every country !! ). Your channel is one of my favourite channels to watch. My question is this: What do you think about the upcoming intel i7 7700k "kaby lake" potential?

[@JacksonianT]

Good video Greg! This will help a lot of people I'm sure. The only thing you forgot was to include the more proper "UHD" Ultra HD moniker for 2160p. 4k is the marketing gimmick name, since if we wanted to be consistent with the 4k idea, full HD (1080p) would actually be the 2k resolution, not 1440p. Love your videos man! Keep it up!

[@WaelSmith]

Already knew it from a long time ago. I like your videos dude, not from so long so I'm not really used to your former format, but keep it up. I'm a French guy watching you overseas !

[@GregSalazar]

I appreciate your support!

[@randyhos7673]

I like this style and format please continue

[@sillychannel100]

I honestly thought I already knew all of this, but I learned a few things. Thanks for an informative video and I gotta say, great idea man. There's probably a lot of room in tech for this kind of thing, where we think we know but don't have the full picture.

[@KeremOzanHan]

GREG YOU GROW SO FAST MAN , I REMEMBER WHEN YOU GOT ONLY 1,5K SUBS MAN GREAT JOB !

[@JDOverclock]

2 years on the future and it's near 400K subs! Congrats man!

[@haloandfable]

You're really good at explaining screen resolutions.

[@levi9682]

Good job on the video. For these types of videos, this format seems to work well. Keep it up!

[@TheTanke38]

really nice video with useful information! Love the format! More of these short videos that give really useful information plz ;D

[@TheTripleDubya]

Good format with many topics that can be covered, like sound etc.

[@Pazo139]

Not long ago you hit 8k. And now you have just hit 10k! Congrats!

[@ellyrion8173]

Great Channel! Very nice production quality, with clear and concise videos. Subscribed!

[@byCDMC]

i'm glad i found your channel by accident. keep up the good work!

[@Zaegen]

This was a very good video! Congratulations for the 10k subs!

[@jamesfgrogan]

I love the videos!! Keep up the great work!! I'm happy to see a KZbinr with a focus on budget.

[@GregSalazar]

+Jim Grogan Thank you!

[@michaelgalbraith7028]

10k! congratz, I guess you are gonna make some 10k special? maybe an extreme pc? new monitor? something?

[@Sonofhadess]

You earned a sub on that Fx -8300 vs i3 6300 video. You are super dedicated and talented. Keep it up man

[@GregSalazar]

That means quite a lot! I appreciate it.

[@Sonofhadess]

By the way I love your black ops 3 benchmarks. Literally no one does them but the game is so cpu intensive in some cases that its nice to see how every pairing handles the game

[@fern3436]

+Sonofhadess People don't usually use the game because the performance is totally whack. In one of his videos a Pentium outperforms an i5. That just shouldn't happen lol

[@actortv11]

+fern it's because the cpu priority is set to low. There is a bat file that will. Set it to high. Fixed everything for. Me

[@DanSlades]

video uploaded 3 weeks ago and you where nearing 10k subs... now over 22k subs... congratulations.

[@thatbossguy123]

this is the exact video I needed.Great comprehensible video man

[@OverwatchPlaysGames147]

And then we have PPI on top of that.....

[@leosagan3692]

Great vid, as usual. When it comes to fluff (lot of editing) / content (what you're explaining), I'm all for more content. I don't care if there are a lot of great SFX , I'm not here to watch Star Wars , I'm here to learn computers stuff. So I'd rather have you to talk rather than shiny useless sfx. But that's just me. Thanks for your amazing work :)

[@ronhorne4930]

Loved the vid! I agree $600-$1200 is the butter zone.

[@craftypelican]

I have two ideas for future videos. The first is case fans and noise reduction and how to achieve this (big fans, small fans, CFM, RPM...). The second idea is the truth about static electricity and it's impact on components. I know this one is more difficult because you'd be potentially running many pieces, but if you can get a sponsor for that specific episode, it would be great, there isn't (to my knowledge) a guide explaining this so that could be unique for you. Anyway, congrats on 10k keep up it up man!

[@GregSalazar]

Great ideas! I'll see what I can do.

[@MrRonan99]

To reduce noise in fans, the best idea would be to reduce the vibration at the screws where they connect to the case, so materials where vibration is absorbed would be a good place to start. I recommend BeQuiet! Fans as they are extremely silent. Static electricity doesn't kill your electronics instantly like you'd think, slowly the degradation builds up. Think of it as, your GPU is running at 1.5V (estimate I don't know how many volts your GPU runs at) and when static electricity is discharged, it carries a voltage of upwards 100V. Now when you're Overclocking, increased voltage leads to heat right? Think about what happens when you have 100x the stock voltage running through that PCB

[@2905sid]

How about "A Word on IPC"? OR "A Word on Mechanical Keyboards"?

[@GregSalazar]

Good ideas.

[@TheCgOrion]

I would love to send you my main rig picture, but I don't use Twitter. That's ok. That being said, I use a 55" 444 Chroma 4k 60fps TV. I use a lot of custom resolutions from 1080p to 4k. I set them up as custom resolutions, and make sure they are devisable by 8 (true 16/9 resolution). It would be good to show a video to gamers on how to create the in between non native resolutions. It would help those that can do more than 1080p, but can't quite get 1440p, or someone that can hit 1800p, but not full 4k. Thanks for your work! This format is great btw. Every video doesn't have to have a lot of graphics. Information is the most valuable thing you can provide to your viewers!

[@TheFunnyZNL]

Nice man you reached the 10K :0 You'll reach the 100K in a couple of months for sure :)

[@thedelgadic1]

Great video man. Realy good stuff. Would have liked to learned more about aspect ratios, but that's ok. Congrats on 10k. I've always wondered, how do you fund your PC builds as you do a lot more compared to other channels.

[@toahewki]

almost 10k ! keep up the great work man!

[@kunalverma6940]

man ur videos are awesome ..... don't know why u have less subscribers... but best of luck for future

[@caz1135]

just found your channel the other day. im now watching all your videos

[@GregSalazar]

+caz1135 Enjoy!

[@prashivradia6860]

well done on 10k Greg! also maybe at some point in the future make a potato build or a build using mostly second hand parts😁 the format is awesome

[@GregSalazar]

Thanks for the insight! I'll see what I can do.

[@jameshayes2941]

Another great video mate. Something worth adding about ultra wide monitors. their standards are designated the same with UW at the start. ie. Full HD ultrawide is UWFHD. ultrawide Quad HD is UWQHD, ultrawide Ultra HD (4K) is UWUHD. being 21:9 they take about 30% more resources to drive than their 16:9 counterparts. enjoy. ps. I can't wait for UWUHD screens!

[@mariacifuentes7794]

I like thease types of barbone videos when you have to do a lot of talking.Keep it up greg!

[@GregSalazar]

+Maria Cifuentes I appreciate the feedback! You bet.

[@obi2213]

Loving the channel mate! :D awesome content! Something that I would maybe like to see is maybe some PC build lists good at that time ? :D and your reasoning behind why you picked those parts?

[@TheTribes44]

Great video man, hope your channel gets bigger :)

[@MrSamisack]

The sound of your intro is so damn satisfying

[@moalhoty]

You rock dude. Keep this up.Educational and entertaining channel. You deserve a lot more subs! Can we have a Q&A once you hit 50k subs?

[@GregSalazar]

+Mohannad Alhoty Sure can! Glad you're enjoying the channel.

[@naa5761]

I really like the work you do on your channel greg, very informative and interesting, but I would actually like some more complex topics here because this topic is kind of basic for most of us.

[@universemaster100]

The explanation was incredible.

[@liquididentity101]

10k-40k subscribers in one month. Yup, I can see why... great channel.

[@FreshLlamanade]

and by the end of July he will be past 80K I want this channel to take off

[@factsverse9957]

+Michael Dyer 200 subs to go for 80k

[@Rumorbox33]

Congrats on 10K Bro :)

[@CraigDavison101]

10K congrats! what do you think about the changes in screen shape. We have lost the 16x10 that I loved but got ultra wide instead. What are your thoughts on multi monitor setups and how do you use your screen realestate. Keep up the cool vids dude

[@GhostLMS13]

Now I understand! Thanks for the information. Keep up the great work.

[@HectorAciego718]

Great video, very informative would have been nice if you touched on the 21:9 aspect ratio, they are becoming more and more popular these days and you do have one right on your desk :)

[@johnmascardo7047]

Love the clean & clear look. More professional looking and less like an American network selling show.

[@waynedavis2071]

Thanks, I didn't know that. My 1st HD TV was around 2001 and it was only labeled as HD. I later concluded it was 720P. I had searched the internet and came up empty. Still 720 was a lot better than most back then. Now I have many 1080P's and one 4K but I won't be using it for my computer, just 3 1080P's on a GTX 980 TI for a few years hopefully, since it is downstairs in the living room.

[@shehzaanaabdulla3047]

To confuse things further, 'qHD' (lowercase q) is also a buzzword Sony uses for the Vita's screen resolution of 960x544. Only the 'q' in that qHD stands for 'quarter' (because 960x544 is quarter the resolution of Full HD/1920x1080).

[@GregSalazar]

Typically, the "Q" in that display resolution is lowercase, as in "qHD."

[@shehzaanaabdulla3047]

Absolutely (I must have edited that in between you initially reading the comment and responding). In speech though you could be forgiven for mixing the two up. Fortunately this term is now about as relevant as the Vita itself is... Which is not very...

[@SirDaffyD]

Another quality video dude, even if it is an older one. Been watching you for the lat 10 or so months & the quality is getting better all the time. I just found this video, very interesting. I always wondered how it worked. My monitor runs at a max res of 1600x900, So how does that fit in with what you're saying? My GPU is a Gigabyte GTX1050ti, So I know the card will run 1080p. I found your channel about 10 months ago now via Hardware Unboxed. Keep the great content coming. GenFUBAR.

[@martineyles]

4000ish horizontal pixels is 4K, but there are two type of 4K. 4K UHD (also know as 2160p) is 3840x2160. This is the resolution chosen for TVs and UHD Blurays. DCI 4K is a bit wider at 4096×2160 and is the resolution chosen by Cinemas. They will often show movies at other aspect ratios, letter-boxed ("Scope", 2.39:1, much wider than normal TV ratio of 16:9) 4096×1716 or pillar-boxed ("Flat", 1.85:1, very slightly wider than 16:9) 3996×2160.

[@apinaolio]

I just found your channel and i have to say that you make great videos!

[@liggel04]

Good work man, keep it coming.

[@calutuu]

Verry good video! I like this new format of your videos! Keep up the good work!

[@GregSalazar]

I appreciate your input!

[@tursu27]

Nice video. It would be good to see a video on how to optimise a PC and game settings to work at particular resolutions.

[@TripleMoonPanda]

Even if you don't read my comments, Congratulations on hitting 10,000 Subscribers! You deserve so much more, and I hope I'm around to see you hit a Million one day! Screw Linus Tech Tips, Science Studios and Green Ham Gaming are my top 2 favorite tech channels.

[@GregSalazar]

I read every comment! :-) thanks so much for the support.

[@inthere2it]

I love your videos! Keep them coming.

[@Lemonady]

Glad I subscribed to this channel. Very informative.

[@MrPhantomFury]

So in 5 months u gained 70000 subs. Good man :)

[@Vihtal]

grats on 10k homie

[@GregSalazar]

+kylewaskom101 It's thanks to you all, my man!

[@alexvillanueva5630]

i kinda like the bare bone editing nice to see a change from having the video clipped every 5 seconds

[@GregSalazar]

My regular videos aren't clipped every 5 seconds...

[@alexvillanueva5630]

no not your videos I'm talking about other channels in other words its nice to see something different which is nice

[@awilded759]

Hi there, I'm fairly new to your content and I'm really enjoying it so far. I do enjoy this style of video. But I also have a question, would you recommend 1440p over 4K? While 4K is better, it's much more expensive. I would like to have a duel monitor set up and having two 4K monitors is expensive while having 2 1440p monitors a bit more reasonable. Keep up the good work!

[@MichaelFlatman]

and on old plasma tvs "HD READY" can be anything that is vertical 720p meaning some are 1024x768 with rectangular pixels.

[@hot97integra]

great info again. straight to the point! keep it up man!

[@winstontyau8846]

Science studio, is maverick, but nice to see you do your thing, I want to see a science studio on cmos sensors 4/3 and full frame, and called various names, how to differentiate. Also one other issue, could you comment on what is equality, and what is equity what is the word difference in terms of science and computers, and gaming?

[@jianyuxu3436]

Gratz Greg for hitting 10k subscribers! Will you look into some BeQuiet air coolers or some budget z170 motherboard (sub 200$ US)

[@AG-pm3tc]

I really like you're videos, you are down to earth, and seem like a real nice guy, of course, you seem to know you're stuff, and I did learned some stuff from you. btw, I think, if you will have some spare time, I would be cool if you will make some diy projects, like for example turning an older laptop into a desktop or some other wired but cool stuff that I believe someone of your knowledge level would be able to accomplish. best of wishes! (btw, English is not my first language, so excuse my mistakes)

[@jordancali8881]

You know its funny you have SO man views and so few subs interesting. Well keep it up man thanks for the video.

[@idan678]

I like your videos ,you really have potential. Great job

[@GregSalazar]

I appreciate it!

[@TheBrocktonBlockbust]

I know its totally OT, but you have insane bodybuilding muscle insertion genetics for arms. Nice video by the way, very informative.

[@JaySilva88]

On the topic of computer budget: I believe the best choice is always going for price/performance and what satisfies your personal needs. I still have my i5 2500k@stock and I see no reason to upgrade (waiting on Zen or Zen v2 maybe though). I bought an Asus R9 270X at launch and I still don't feel the desperate need to upgrade, her only downside are the limited 2Gb Vram, but I game at 1080p and not that much games have asked for more, yet.

[@89Ssik]

I like style you showed here in your video, its much less time consuming for you to make these and you can make more videos in future this way, without need of spending too much on editing, now of course, it wouldn't be bad if you make few videos per month that are really on highest quality you can make but --- Me personally, I like to learn things and you are able to bring the goodies instantly when you start talking. As long as you talk with your voice, its good for me. Also, you look nice to watch. Nohomo ofc. :D PS: From few other posts, I managed to sell motherboard, processor and RAM. Soon moving to skylake platform. Gonna post it somewhere in your channel once I finish my build and how did all went. =) PEACE!

[@GregSalazar]

Yes! It's so much easier to make these. And sounds great, looking forward to it.

[@89Ssik]

Thank you, also I'm looking forward to watch your future videos. =) Cheers. Till our next time~ :P

[@imacattack100]

Thanks man! Your videos are great!

[@andrei453]

Keep up the good work! Just subscribed, ur awesome!

[@GregSalazar]

+Andrei Avram Thanks for the support!

[@TechGeekRLD]

I agree with the other comments! Great Video and Great Channel!!! 👍👍👍👍💻

[@TheHeavy666Metal]

Excellent video. Many more subs to come.

[@stevechavez83]

This was great! Good job!

[@TheClumsySpectre2]

Great video. Nice, simple, informative. Technically 4K is 4096x2160 and 3840x2160 is UHD (Ultra High Definition). I think Linus did a video on it at that point, but common usage has kind of taken over and whose really counting at that point anyway :P

[@rager2700]

bro this kid is good. i like the layout of your videos u could be huge... remember us the little guys when u are :)

[@GregSalazar]

+rage gichie Glad you enjoyed the videos!

[@BhushanVaidya]

You've got a cool setup. Nice video!

[@GregSalazar]

+Bhushan Vaidya A lot of the PCs you see in these videos aren't my "daily drivers." I just showcase them until the next build is featured.

[@Damonwex]

Informative as always :)

[@rsupp]

Thank you. You are a gem. :) Great work.

[@tiefindir]

yeah 10K !Gz next Goal 20k :-)

[@DaveBoxBG]

Good. Now we have 5k and even 8k :) Amazing times! My 4K monitor feels old. :D