Meet Your Heroes: Remembering Gordon Mah Ung, the Greatest of All Time

[@GamersNexus]

If you watch nothing else and can't make it through the history, please at least watch the supercut of us together. It starts at 24:12. If Gordon meant something to you in his years as a reporter, please consider joining us in supporting Gordon's family: www.gofundme.com/f/join-us-in-supporting-dara-glenn-and-marianne Watch Adam of PC World / The Full Nerd's video. Adam was a long-time friend and colleague of Gordon: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5WZZqyQqNlpmtU Watch our playlist with all the videos Steve & Gordon shot together: kzbin.info/aero/PLsuVSmND84QtPLFNF2uepS8C7watz1IvE

[@robertlawrence9000]

R.I.P. Gordon 😭

[@NomNomBasti]

My condolonces to Gordon's family and friends. Adam and you did a great job with the videos. ♥

[@rustedhammer533]

Done

[@jesternangel]

GORDON WAS QUITE THE CARD...HE WAS INTERESTING TO LISTIN TO...INTELLIGENT WAS GORDON UNG....R.I.P GORDON....YOU WILL BE SORLEY MISSRD...

[@Kvantum]

Steve, man, I knew you and Gordon were close but I never really realized he was so foundational to your start and basically your conscience for the present. Newton's famous quote about only seeing far because he stood on the shoulders of giants? We lost a giant for the PC industry.

[@HanmaHeiro]

Fuck dude. This hurt. I was in disbelief reading the title and seeing the thumbnail for maybe 10 minutes before deciding to watch it now. Thank you for putting this together

[@GamersNexus]

Felt the same while making it, and still now. Thank you for sharing.

[@jessietomich8043]

RIP Gordon

[@shiftctrlhack]

@@GamersNexus Sorry for your loss. My family and I will keep you in our prayers. I'm honestly speechless. I've been following Gordon for so long I can't remember how far back. When I found out it hurt.

[@craiglortie8483]

he helped me before i found out he was sick. back when amd and windows were fighting each other (i.e. bricked my motherboard). he sent me a computer case to try to help me out, he was a very hard, but sweet man who will be missed!

[@azayasund]

Same! RIP Gordon!!! Sending thoughts and prayers to his family and friends. So sorry for your loss Steve!

[@BradChacos]

Spectacular remembrance, Steve. I somehow wound up being Gordon's boss but he always remained the journalist I wanted to be when I grow up. I cried a lot watching this.

[@GamersNexus]

Thanks for posting, Brad. He spoke highly of you to me and liked working with you.

[@hugevibez]

I'm so sorry for your loss, Brad. Wish you and the team all the best moving forward

[@Uberboricua]

His commentaries and reviews helped me decide which parts to buy. As a musician it's helpful to know about computers. Rest in peace, Gordon.

[@DuvJones]

Brad.... sorry for your loss. Gordon will be missed.

[@xnitropunkx]

I am sorry for your loss Steve. Gordon meant a lot to me and I never even met him I can only imagine how hard it is for you. My condolences

[@HAFBeast91]

I've been reading and listening to Gordon since Maximum PC days. He was always such a great guy and so funny for everyone.

[@robertp457]

For our loss.

[@Nick_Vendel]

24:34 He finally got his free episode. What a legend.

[@KitGuruTech]

Sad news. It was always good meeting up with Gordon and a shock to realise there won't be another get-together.

[@networkg]

Gordon's passing hits hard. I'm fighting the same fight, and know what he went through. He is a true hero.

[@GamersNexus]

Strength to you.

[@awewhytenow3351]

Strength & Love to you

[@awewhytenow3351]

@@johndoe7270 wot?

[@johndoe7270]

@@awewhytenow3351 You can treat cancer with Ivermectin and Fenbendazole. These are both meant to treat for various parasites, but they can treat cancer, even aggressive cancers at that.

[@hrsniperguy]

🙏🙏

[@MyNamelsClarence]

Kudos to Falcon Northwest for donating $25,000 dollars to the gofundme! Gamers Nexus also generously donated $10,000. It's almost at 50k already.

[@TheSoulFallen]

MSI also just donated $10k!

[@DystopianOverture]

Dang Falcon! So many kid bois of the industry donating really shows how much of a role he played in the industry as a whole.

[@OGSuperDirty]

❤

[@spdcrzy]

FNW is good people. My next PC is gonna be one of their rigs.

[@josecorrales7195]

MSI surprised me!

[@JustJoshTech]

Good video Steve. I only spoke to him once rather recently. I was very impressed by his hard hitting questions.

[@GamersNexus]

He was incredibly skilled at asking hard questions of companies, often in a room full of people.

[@Silenieux]

@@GamersNexus You're amazing steve, and given how you report, it proves what his advice means to you. my condolences for what it's worth.

[@rakeau]

Not only did you meet your hero, but it seems like he’s entrusted you to carry his flag. And that sounds like an honour.

[@Dasper12]

Someone once told me that the grief and sorrow you feel is just love that has no where left to go. Do not feel embarrassed or ashamed to show these emotions. I wish you and Gordon's family the best.

[@zivzulander]

Well said

[@user-sw7js4jw7v]

"Gordon, thanks for joining me." oh man that got me 😢

[@vcjester]

Gordon and I had a little conversation a few years ago about you, Steve. He really liked you, but he was worried that the big tech lawyers would come for you eventually. Always remember his words of wisdom, and keep making him proud.

[@Jessassin]

Smiling, and crying. I loved Gordon’s articles at MaximumPC, and his impact can’t be understated. I didn’t realize he was sick. I’m extremely sad to learn about his passing, but so glad that he’s being recognized for the contributions he’s made. Thanks Steve for compiling your moments together.

[@TheCommentSectionComedian]

24:00 That got the waterworks flowing. This is going to sound weird, but thank you for helping me cry. I often keep my feelings bottled up so tight that I don't know how to let them out when I need to. You mourning the loss of your friend helped open my floodgates, and I was able to grieve alongside you. I'm sorry for the loss of your friend; losing someone is never easy. He may no longer be here in person, but his legacy will continue to reverberate throughout everything y'all produce in Gamers Nexus. He was definitely proud of you!

[@JamesSheridan1]

So sorry to hear this news :( Steve, it's already clear that you have taken a lot of inspiration from Gordon and from where I sit, you're continuing the fine tradition that Gordon lived. Never stop.

[@versedi]

I hope to see even more Gordon in GN reporting. Let the journalism he did live through next generations.

[@Optim121]

It's always the good ones. Rip to a king

[@patrykapiezo1650]

Bad people die too. We just don't talk about them, because noone really cares.

[@tylercgarrison]

If anyone can carry on his legacy, it's absolutely you. The work you do for the community is invaluable. Gordon is surely proud of the work you have already done.

[@LatitudeSky]

The fact that he made a point to appear with GN was a clear endorsement as far as I was concerned. I had already thought on my own that GN was the spiritual successor to MaxPC. To see Gordon effectively giving his blessing was joyous event for me. If anyone can carry on in his style, it's GN.

[@phantasystar2k]

My biggest respect for giving "the computer chronicles" some more promotion. The impact of that program worldwide is VASTLY underestimated in the USA. It was translated to many languages and in the pre-internet era was the only link to modern pc technology news.

[@AceStrife]

Never personally watched Gordon's (video) content, but knew about him for a long time, especially after he started appearing on GN. Even still, this news is shocking (didn't know he was battling cancer) and saddening. And for Steve especially, losing a pillar of your support is something you can't really put into words. Gordon was a legend in his own right. RIP, wish the world had you for longer. o7

[@Anonymous-m9f9j]

You won’t have him to call anymore but from my perspective, he’s tenacity lives on in GN. Make him proud mate. And Gordon, thanks for joining us. Catch you next time ❤

[@pyroslev]

This is how you eulogize a good person. Celebrate their life, their humor and their passion.

[@802Garage]

Hear it in your voice from word one, Steve. Really sorry and thank you for this lovely tribute.

[@Gius3pp3K]

Rest in peace Gordon, a true legend. I’m sure Gordon is proud of you Steve, and the whole GN team, for the amazing content you produce. Thoughts and prayers for Gordon and his family 😢❤❤❤

[@LFPGaming]

what a massively different world we would live in, if every journalist was classy like Gordon and Steve? Just reporting the facts, without any bias or falsehoods added? What a world that would be.

[@sludgesonnets]

Steve, your comment about Gordon and his judge of character resonated strongly with me. I’m roughly the same age as you, and Maximum PC was a staple of my high school and college years. When you said those words, it immediately crystallized something in my head, about why I not only valued Gordon at MaxPC, but why I value GamersNexus. That honesty, trustworthiness, and quality of character you speak of are also the same characteristics you reflect. One day, hopefully a very long time from now, someone will be speaking this way about their departed inspiration and friend Steve.

[@GamersNexus]

One can only hope to have such a positive impact. That's kind of you to write that you value us for those reasons -- thank you.

[@sirmonkey1985]

Same, my uncle would buy every issue. then I'd go over every weekend and read them.

[@modernlogix]

We need Steve through our lifetime, man. "Thank you Steve" for life.

[@Hothardware]

Nice work, Steve. Bravo.

[@GamersNexus]

Thank you. I know you guys have known him forever.

[@Hothardware]

@@GamersNexus he's an OG for sure and a very good man. ♥️ 🙏RIP, Brother Gordon

[@Malumen]

The fact that Steve (and presumably GN in general) held Gordon in such high regard is a testament to Gordon's character. May a big piece of him carry on in all of us. Thanks Steve. Thanks Gordon.

[@limboworld3653]

To his family, friends and adversaries: I wish Gordon to have the recognition he deserves for influence on the high tech industry as a whole and therefor his influence on all of us as a society. You are a major factor for the tech. Thanks for your reporting on it and sharing your thoughts. You'll be missed. RIP

[@sadlerbw9]

One of my proudest moments as a young man was getting a letter to the editor published in Maximum PC, which I had been reading since the Boot era. Gordon absolutely helped shape my understanding of the enthusiast PC market, corporate shenanigans, FOMO, and what constitutes ‘good’ tech journalism. I don’t believe I ever had the opportunity to meet him in person, but I will miss him nonetheless.

[@daviddebroux4708]

When I saw the title and the notif pop up, I was in full denial. "Don't tell me this is about Gordon passing." It, in fact, *was* about him passing. RIP, you badass.

[@matthewhafner962]

😢 I loved seeing him on your channel.

[@returningwhisper]

Same. Those interviews at trade shows were great.

[@BeardedHardware]

Rip Gordon, you were an inspiration for alot of us overclockers! RIP

[@reptilez13]

My heart goes out to his family, friends, coworkers... And Steve of course. He obviously meant a ton to you, and Im glad you at least got to work with him and learn from him. Thats an awesome opportunity for sure. Thanks for everything you gave us Gordon.

[@Sintrania]

I was introduced to Gordon by your channel and he was charming in every video he is in. Thank you Steve for this wonderful tribute to probably one of the greatest consumer advocated in the tech world, I hope many more people see this and all his video and be inspired to be like you and Gordon. Especially today we need people like you or Gordon more than ever, Thank you for your hard work and rest in peace Gordon.

[@HalfUnder]

Steve, I am so sorry man. I randomly ran into Gordon one day. He had been up in Austin for one of the AMD events and had decided to come down to the San Antonio area for some reason. I absolutely fan boyed a bit. He was absolutely awesome.

[@NEZLeader]

00:28 We feel that bruv.

[@Calibretto9]

Real.

[@CodyRPierce]

That was thr moment I knew Steve was hit hard. I've never seen him break and walk off in that way. That specific look on his face and his tone really says a lot about his emotions

[@jace4817]

I was i disbelief until this, then realized it was true 😢

[@nocillis]

Also at 24:00 I started tearing up.

[@zanderman2009]

went through that exact point far too much in my life, as soon as he cut I was gone

[@alexz1232]

RIP Gordan. As a teenager his work made me look forward to each issue of Maximum PC, paying forward his advice on on their forums, and joining their folding@home team.

[@vilecrow]

I'm sorry for your loss Steve. Although I can't say I read any of his publications, I do remember watching him on TV on Screen Savers if I remember right. He really got me into thinking about what to look for when buying a PC, instead of going for the "Big Store" special. It definitely lead me into becoming an enthusiast, which now I watch Gamers Nexus for more enthusiast information and news. Your work definitely rang with me as his did in my younger years on TV. Rest in Peace Gordon, you will be missed.

[@alel963]

I met Gordon because of Gamers Nexus videos (I think 2 or 3 years ago), and what wonderful person, I wish I had met him in person, R.I.P Gordon, we will miss him arguing with people on internet, I hope God bring comfort for your family and friends.

[@robinbrother]

I loved Gordon and you talking about "Is Intel Screwed". Considering all the bad Intel press lately, I was looking forward to the next edition. I'm sad I won't be able to see Gordon in the next video of it. What an awesome guy. It is cool Steve basically started his career reading Gordon's articles.

[@DominicMalta]

32:08 I didn’t plan on crying today, but he will truly be missed. There are no words that can fully capture the immense contributions he made to the PC community and the industry as a whole.

[@henryviiifake8244]

*Rest in Peace, Gordon Mah Ung. Even the strongest warriors don't win every battle.* You've got to be a pretty special person to have had such a big, positive influence on Steve and the team.

[@Condor_]

Whenever you all went to a convention, I got excited because for the chance that you'd have the opportunity to make a video with him and it always became the highlight of the convention for me. His candid words and delivery always made me laugh, alongside how he and Steve bounced off each other. As much as it's painful to know that will not happen again, I will always be happy and appreciate fully what Gordon provided for us during his stay. Life is fleeting, and I like to think that he made the most of it. That is worthy of celebration.

[@DustinHarms]

Man, this one hits hard. I'm just a PC hobbyist but I really looked up to Gordon, same as I look up to Steve. People trying their best to keep the public informed and the industry as honest as possible. Gordan is one of the tech reporting giants, and there's now a huge hole where immeasurable integrity used to be. Thanks for making the video GN, not gonna lie my face did not stay dry.

[@GearSeekers]

Gordon was the GOAT. Couldn't have said it better. I'm absolutely gutted.

[@ccarter55589]

Watched the whole thing. It broke me. When was the last time you said that about a GN video? Broke me.

[@silentdude56k]

I knew you had a lot of respect for Gordon but this video really drove it home. Thanks for sharing such a moving tribute.

[@solitaryasura]

Of all the battles to fight, cancer is the cruelest. I hope Gordon rests in peace.

[@tpanther9567]

I really enjoyed reading his articles in Max PC. You could tell he put considerable effort into what he was trying to present.

[@nahlgae]

All the work you do here at GN is stellar but the best thing you've ever done is (re)introduce me to Gordon. Thank you Gordon and thank you Steve. He will be deeply missed.

[@DiggOlive]

Gordon is one of the reasons that I am a technology professional today. I had a Maximum PC subscription when I was in high school, and it inspired me to build my first PC. I read every word of every issue.

[@katzicael]

Thanks Steve. A touching, wonderful tribute to a great guy, and great journalist. F### Cancer.

[@somatyk]

I only knew Gordon from your videos Steve. That restaurant piece. What a beautiful send off. If his memory and influence lives on in you, long may it continue❤️

[@registeredblindgamer4350]

It'll be strange not seeing you anymore Gordon, he was truly one of a kind. You will be deeplu missed by us all. Much love to you, your family and friends. Gordon's legacy will go on in many places including here, do him proud Steve, we know you will!

[@PXAbstraction]

This hurts a ton. Gordon was legend for many reasons. Not everyone can be as blunt as he was without just coming across is being a jerk, but he always had a point to what he said and didn't rant for the sake of ranting, but to make a point worth making. The enthisiast press doesn't have many left like him and indeed, like GN. He will be sorely missed and Steve, kudos to you and the team for leaving that show of emotion in at the beginning. It truly shows what he meant to you. I'm sorry for your loss.

[@jdogi1]

Wow. I'm at a loss. I had no idea he was sick. He is an icon. He's almost like furniture... you just always expect him to be around. Definitely a big loss to us all.

[@yc_030]

Wild to compare him to a piece of furniture....

[@emenesu]

Furniture

[@phthano2580]

He was like water or power, hard to imagine life without Gordon

[@Rov-Nihil]

​@@yc_030 he's like a whole damn house and a car and a pet. That hole is gonna take a long while to patch up 😢

[@D0d_]

I usually don't leave comments but I'm very sorry for your loss Steve. It's a good thing you paid your respects so beautifully and thoroughly.

[@canIgetuhhh]

I was pretty late to the game on Gordon. I first saw him literally in the video you posted that that first clip you showed was from. His charisma and poignancy was so memorable to me I looked into his stuff and ended up looking through a lot more of his work. I see so much of the way you conduct yourself and the ethical standards you hold yourself to reflected from what he did. If he had started an "lightning in a bottle" organization like you did he easily had the critical and charismatic ability to have an outlet as successful as GN. I feel some small fraction of your pain, thank you for sharing this.

[@cnacne]

Thanks Steve. I subscribed to PC World after seeing Gordon and you do a video. I don't recall what video it was. This is a punch in the gut. Most, I think I enjoyed his humor. By you talking about how and what you would bounce off him and discuss, we should all have a Gordon in our lives.

[@ZeroCrystal]

I read Gordon's work a LOT back in the day, and saying he was good undersells the quality of his work. May he Rest In Peace.

[@HAM_An1mA]

Thats a blow for the industry, he was really a likeable guy on camera. May his soul rest in peace 🙏

[@Dan-Simms]

Awe man, Gordon Ung was such a great dude. F cancer.

[@zarco5855]

I read the title and assumed it had a humorous tone, because when Gordon showed up in your videos it was always a good time. This hit me like a truck. Can't imagine the sorrow and pain his family is going through, I can only wish the best for them. RIP.

[@monofurioso]

Posted this on the Full Nerd video, but I'll say it here too. Reading Gordon's stories since Boot magazine in the 90s when I was single living in Brooklyn. Now I'm the father of two teens and have been working in IT since '94. I owe a lot of my career success to Gordon as an inspiration. RIP and much love to his family and friends.❤

[@somerandomdudeable]

I never heard of Gordon until now, but it's sad when we lose a fearless journalist who is not afraid to ask the hard questions. They're a dying breed these days. RIP

[@billiam247]

"I'm pretty sure, I'm not a doctor, but...I mean if you die, the cancer also dies at exactly the same time, so to me, that's not a loss. That's a draw." Norm Macdonald Sorry for your loss, Steve.

[@IRefuseToUseThisStupidFeature]

I did like that line from Norm.

[@AK-Brian]

The Norm Macdonald reference is apt - both of them always had a habit of habit of setting out on a topic, only to veer off on a tangent to weave together a twenty minute anecdote. It didn't always lead anywhere profound, but their intent passion still made it worth coming along for the ride. :)

[@ffwast]

I didn't even know he was sick.

[@1pcfred]

Cancer isn't really alive as we view life. Cancer is just cancer. It isn't like two cancers can get together and make a baby cancer. No cancer gets together with you. Then cancer turns you into cancer.

[@Alexanderkowaliuk-s7i]

No offense but seems like an odd thing to say . Not bad just odd, but maybe it's just me, nothing but love, Alex kowaliuk.

[@hhhfghhh]

Gordon was one of the first people I really enjoyed watching/reading the content of in the field of PC stuff. His sass came through whatever media he appeared in, and you know it wasn't just pure malicious sass, instead being sass coming from a place of genuine care/concern for the average consumer. I have a friend who looks a lot like Gordon, makes the same quippy jokes as Gordon, and is incredibly down to earth, and hearing of Gordon's passing just hits me in an odd way. I'll forever remember how unhinged Gordon was, all in the name of creating good and informational content. I loved watching all of the content between you guys, and I was always looking forward to the next time he'd get interviewed. I wish I was in the financial position to support his family, but I will definitely contribute when I'm able to. He's made a mark on my life in ways that few have been able to. Rest easy Gordon, I hope you're up there quipping at various markets and corporations on the other side :3.

[@JohnHoggard_aka_DaddyHoggy]

Oh man, this is heartbreaking - much love to all. I'm choked writing this and I only knew Gordon through your videos and his early articles - so I cannot imagine the grief that Steve is currently feels. 😢

[@andersjjensen]

24:01 You just had to make me cry too, didn't you? My sincerest condolences Steve. I've lost a hero too. It hurts like hell, but they are never really gone. What makes a hero is that they imprint on you, and that imprint is there forever. Be what you admired in Gordon. Then he lives on.

[@PixelPipes]

It's like Steve lost two fathers in his life. It's heartbreaking, and this was a beautiful tribute.

[@kelownatechkid]

Tragic loss. I remember listening to him on Maximum PC podcast when I was a child.

[@jpolonsk]

Thank You Steve and Gordon. I am one of the many people who knew of Gordon mostly from his Maximum PC days. I occasionally got the magazine or subscribed but I loved the maximum pc podcast and Gordon's phenomenal rants. Thank You for this video it takes him from a name on a page or a voice on a podcast to the person that you knew him to be.

[@tcaqueli5]

Thank you for reminding me of all the places i read articles from Gordon. Always loved his way to keep me engaged. I read a lot of his works across his history while working in magazines, definitely remember Maximum PC days. Any videos Steve did with Gordon were always gold. Best part of Gordon was he said what everyone was thinking, but only mildly filtered. Steve is becoming this way and I love it.

[@robertcaya8888]

Steve, this is by far the most personal, wonderful, vulnerable, and heartfelt tribute I can imagine. It is so deeply awesome to know Gordon better through your lens. It's beautiful and its heart wrenching. If Gordon is always weighing in when you're making a judgement call, that torch is in safe hands.

[@istudyokonsepto]

Man, dropping this news on christmas eve. Loved his humor and reporting style. Rest in power Gordon - random guy from the Internet

[@lou7139]

RIP Gordon. Gone too soon. Condolences to his family and friends that loved him.

[@BLNJ]

Jesus christ, just to see Steve like this fucking hurts dude. I barely knew anything about Gordon but loved when he appeared, just learning now about his legacy... sounds like an amazing dude

[@buddybleeyes]

I'm sorry for your loss Steve. I honestly can't believe it. RIP Gordon, you truly made an impact on us all

[@billygilbert7911]

That's horrible news. He's a legend. Thanks for sharing GN.

[@MentalCrusader]

You can really hear the sadness in Steve's voice, it's really hard losing a friend

[@NecroMoz]

Used to listen to Gordon 20+ years ago. Wow. Speechless.

[@brothatwasepic]

Dear Gordon we will dearly miss you ❤❤❤❤❤. I am so heartbroken over this. His energy and kind heart really made my day for decades

[@JusticeMop]

Gordon lives on through the torch you took up and through the countless people inspired by the body of work he left behind. My condolences Steve.

[@CasualGamers]

What a beautiful tribute. Thank you for sharing all of this. He seemed like a great guy and his influence can definitely be seen on your work. Sorry for your loss.

[@grillinman84]

Falcon Northwest hitting the donate button hard for Gordon. I chipped in what I can. RIP Gordon, your work absolutely helped shape my life.

[@riopato2009]

RIP Mr. Ung. He's been a huge tech resource for almost 30 years for me and I owe every piece of PC hardware knowledge I have is because of Gordon.

[@robjones3818]

It's a good obituary that makes you feel emotional for someone you never met. You did a great job illuminating the influence Gordon had on you, and his forming you into what we in your audience so much appreciate. He seems like a fantastic guy, and I know I always enjoyed when you had him as a guest. His memory can certainly smile at what you've done here, and at what I know you will do with his legacy. I never met him, but I sure wish I had now. Thanks, Steve. So sorry for your loss.

[@thunderlucas8923]

I didn't quite start watching him on youtube but the few collabs i did see were great, he has a special level of funny yet serious as someone who seemed well informed :(

[@allmarknobite8726]

"Legendary Gordon" the understatement of the year. He will be sorely missed, even by those like me who are new to the DIY PC building space. His influence and inspiration will live on through your stories and his KZbin legacy. Rest in Peace, Gordon, and carry on Steve. You've both demonstrated your quality, time and again.

[@larryhillstad7450]

From boot to MaximumPC, I was a fan of Gordon's writing. The content, the style and the information were always spot on. Being a budget enthusiast, I would read his reviews and when it was time to make a purchase, his referals were usually the best. From 1999 through today I always appreciated his work, his knowledge and advocacy for the consumer was always job #1. Cancer has taken so many of my friends and family, this was sad, but thank you so much for your kind words for a great person. Sorry for your loss of a good friend.

[@thecivilizedgamer2533]

Just came from the PCWorld video, and was looking to see if you guys had made a community post or something. Thanks for your touching video, I didn't expect to be crying about this but here I am 😢 I hope his family, coworkers and colleagues like you can find some peace during this time, and I'll be donating to the GoFundMe right now.

[@blackrifle6736]

*Steve, thank you for this beautiful, eloquent and fitting tribute to Gordon. A man of many talents and great generosity of personal time and mind.*

[@mattliston1215]

Kudos for the time and effort made, and clear love shown. He will be missed.

[@pratikpramanik7782]

His take on the Alienware ads in Maximum PC is hilarious. No wonder I loved both of your works.

[@mcury85]

Man, what a bad news.. hope his family is OK.. he will be missed..

[@magliochettti_tk4233]

we can all hear the crackling of your voice, its obvious to tell he was everything as a role model to you. I love that you show so much love and appreciation for a fallen comrade of the industry🫡

[@sleepy_dobe]

Condolences to the family, love ones and friends of Gordon Mah. This is a huge loss to the PC community.

[@TheMarko23]

This news hurts a lot. I watched Gordon for years, still can't believe he is not with us any more. Thank you Steve for doing this.

[@awewhytenow3351]

I'm a 57-year-old man and admit to have cried for 32mins. Gordon, I never met you, but you will be missed. P.S. Look after my wee brother if you see him.

[@JohnHoggard_aka_DaddyHoggy]

This 53yo is right there with ya... 😢