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One of the last remaining desktop CPU makers was recently disbanded. Their last prototype, codenamed Centaur Hauls, promised much more than a normal processor could do…
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CHAPTERS
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0:00 Intro
1:00 What's up with this motherboard?
3:47 Who is Centaur and why did they make this?
5:51 Centaur Hauls "CHA" SoC
7:11 It LIVES! - The BIOS
9:27 The Real Deal
10:21 Windows!
11:53 Performance testing
12:57 Games, why not?
15:11 Some apps don't like it, but...
16:43 Linux didn't like it
17:23 Why didn't it get released?
20:33 Alas, poor Centaur, we hardly knew ye

[@samwalker7567]

For the real nerds, there's a scene in the first season of Mr Robot where some of the servers are on Centaur CPUs, the CPU ID shows their "CentaurHauls" tagline in the console.

[@khalilzeroual9141]

even nerds gonna call you nerd for that

[@JamieC-qq7qw]

As a nerd, what a nerd

[@GiftIdeh-cg7id]

@@JamieC-qq7qw ha...

[@smb2267]

imagine watching Mr Robot and thinking you are a real nerd

[@austist]

As a nerd, you're a nerd for watching mr robot. Nerd.

[@bokkenka]

11:04 -- "Three-hundred-and-fifty megabits... That is not fast." I wish my internet was that slow.

[@stevenakers1995]

Mine is 10% of that on a dedicated download😢

[@MrExdous69]

Guess I’m lucky that I live in the sticks in Alabama and actually have fiber to my door with a consistent 1G connection down

[@Chazikiss1]

If you told me 10 to 15 years ago I can get 330 megabits per second internet I would be shocked lol

[@crisppzanuff4398]

I mean 35 megabites ain't that fast

[@RickyBancroft]

He's saying the CPU is limiting his download speed at 100% usage.

[@heyitsterry]

‘How many points was that?’ ‘No’ I laughed way too hard at that 😂

[@ShukenFlash]

11:04 Linus: 350 megabit. That is, not fast. Me sitting here with 30: That's over 10x mine, what do you mean that's not fast?! I get 60 on a GOOD day.

[@YourRealBAAP]

me with 3.5 :)

[@meneldal]

Anyone with meh internet would be pretty happy about it for sure.

[@JourneysADRIFT]

350 megaBITS per second is only 43 megaBYTES per second. So it is only 1.4x faster than your 30 megabytes per second.

[@tarkitarker0815]

@@JourneysADRIFT dude stop spamming, there are infact ppl with 30 m BIT ps.

[@SianaGearz]

i mean when you have gigabit to switch, which has 10gbit to a Steam cache server that they run in-house, then getting a third of that is an indication that something is slowing down this platform quite a bit. Even very budgety modern computers won't struggle to saturate a gigabit link under these circumstances, with decompression running at only about 100MB/s and disk write up to 200MB/s tops and usually less. It's not about slow downloads so much as a slow machine.

[@-Gorby-]

Tell me you're Canadian without telling me you're Canadian... "It's a super cool game where you go on a campaign to restore hockey to its former glory"

[@FredRothV]

What's the name of the game!?

[@flzubuduuz]

​@@FredRothV Tape to Tape

[@-Gorby-]

@@FredRothV I don't think he mentions it, it comes up at 14:18

[@C_rrptd]

​@@FredRothVice hockey

[@subaruwrxsti300]

Twitch streamer MaryPou did the drawings of the perks of the game 😮

[@JeffGeerling]

00:01 Well... there were a few caps different on the bottom... 🧐

[@TheRealAlphatron]

hi

[@GamingAndRCs]

how did you even notice that within like 15 seconds 😭

[@---vw9cc]

psssst don't ruin his moment xD

[@Cyber_Gas]

Yes thats what i thought and different colored pcb

[@samueldelhi]

bro has time freeze capability

[@elwick_photo]

KZbin keeps suggesting this video, and ive kept ignoring it because i thought it was from like 2016, linus without a beard is trippy

[@fleroner8801]

I love The Office reference right at the beginning!! "HR needs you to tell the difference between these two images (CPUs)"

[@mang0ne]

Why is Linus progressively getting younger and younger? I Know the drama brought changes but i didnt think he'd literally be regressing into his old form

[@joshbimthedoctor]

He had some skin things done. He talked about it on WAN, that's why he shaved the beard. Was the same price if they did the whole face or just part of the face

[@aleksander3647]

Linus discovered undercut hairstyle

[@JUST_GUNZ4881]

It looks like he's been hitting the 🏋️‍♂️ 💪

[@PhaythGaming]

@@JUST_GUNZ4881kids+badminton according to him.

[@Alex-zi1nb]

@@joshbimthedoctor that was just a facial lol. but shaving and less stress certainly help

[@Kaltsut]

Why does Linus with no beard suddenly look like 2018 Linus If you want the lockdown beard back 👇

[@dagameface8181]

vampire facial...

[@waralo191]

He cut his hair short too

[@gasracing5000]

He's getting regular facials... 💦😅 But really, the reason he shaved is he's getting facial treatments to reverse the aging process. It looks to have genuine results.

[@jacqsault2544]

Mayhaps they're the same person?😮

[@Queen_Coda]

Probably because in 2018, he had no beard!

[@flackenstien]

Been thinking about getting the backpack, and jumped on the new edition with the discount. Thanks.

[@florianhug8069]

i like that setting called "The concluder"

[@luminous2048]

That thumbnail got me back to 4 years ago

[@JorisKeijser]

First thing I did was to check the upload date, thinking it was probably an old video that got recommended to me lol.

[@danwhite3224]

I have close contacts with someone who has been fairly active in playing with Centaur chips and boards... I wonder if it's the same person.. Either way, it's great to see it being shown off to the world!

[@mirandahw]

Yes, it's him 😛

[@harshilbarot8666]

@@mirandahw Who?

[@mirandahw]

@@harshilbarot8666 IYKYK

[@Nitidus]

​@@harshilbarot8666 none of your business 🤷

[@harshilbarot8666]

@@Nitidus Cry in your parent's basement

[@os7579]

In love with the widescreen format ❤

[@GhostSenshi]

My first home PC had the 200mhz Winchip. So awesome to learn the brief history around it

[@bottombunk7685]

Stuff like thus just shows how broken patent law is, where It's next to impossible to become a CPU company. Large companies can decide to limit innovation because It's not fiscally responsible to the shareholders. Hope RISC V eventually creates new innovations and companies with an emphasis on having open designs.

[@Leosalvaje_]

Or ARM

[@blakegilmore9360]

​@@Leosalvaje_ARM isn't completely open like RISC V is so while they're pretty liberal with licences atm they may not always be which is why RISC V would probably be preferable in this context

[@n_core]

@@blakegilmore9360 If someone made an alteration or a fork of sort of RISC V, would they have to open-source it? So not only the base technology itself but also any improvements made to it by other companies also have to be open to everyone.

[@m88k]

@@n_core Nope. That depends on licensing, but RISC-V is under BSD and other licenses that are friendly to building proprietary systems. While exciting, RISC-V isn't likely to set the high-performance CPU world on fire. What it is doing is making "we want to integrate a CPU into our own ASIC" more approachable. ARM charges quite a bit for core licenses, and more for architecture licenses, that let you build your own thing. RISC-V is likely to be worse than ARM, and nowhere close to x86/_64 for binary compatibility support. That is, you'll never buy software in a box that says "runs on RISC-V". So far, the most successfully RISC-V implementations have been hardware+software embedded things, not "computers" in the end-user-device sense of the word.

[@informitas0117]

I applaud their efforts. Any competition vs defacto duopolies is a good thing.

[@fredwupkensoppel8949]

x86 and ARM are both well over 30 years old. If I was running the world, they'd be open standards by now. Yeah, if you have a great idea, you should be able to profit off of it instead of some giant company swooping in, out-competing you on your own invention and stifling new ideas (because why bother), that's what patents and intellectual property are for, but they also stifle innovation, as seen in this video.

[@Fizzer99]

@@fredwupkensoppel8949 Yeah, it's not like they don't have enough money already. They could help other companies grow but I guess their fortune already turned evil and lusting for more.

[@mememe37]

Those via cpus were put in some netbooks if I remember correctly. Fascinating video!

[@eugenes9751]

I had a Cyrix, back in the 486dx2 turbo times.... But I think I actually purchased it from one of those "computer shows" places, where random people would sell computer stuff, swap meet style.

[@Angryfuture]

Those "computer shows" were awesome

[@LordFader]

people, when he mentions that 350mbps is slow, is because the board is bottlenecking their connection i think that they have over a gigabit to the internet.

[@spagamoto]

Also I'm pretty sure they have a local Steam cache, so probably only limited to local LAN link speed. With their beefy servers and networking gear I'd expect very close to signaling speed unless bottlenecked by the end computer.

[@GeneralS1mba]

I think they got 7gbps+ with the new thread ripper pro or something. Can't remember exactly.

[@HA05GER]

They have 10 gig

[@leguile1]

I'm happy with my 20 😢

[@frozenfounder]

Yeah, a clarification might have been useful

[@tanithis]

And here I was hoping for the rebirth of Cyrix. Miss those days of 3 CPU brands.

[@kayburcky7146]

Qualcomm? Apple? Nvidia? Guess not the ones you were hoping for lol

[@OliverQueen1974]

There was at least 4 back in the Super Socket 7 days - Intel, AMD, Cyrix (IBM rebadges included) & Centaur/IDT WinChips - all on x86

[@GoddessLunaMoon]

@@kayburcky7146 I'm pretty sure they meant for consumer pc's, probably specifically building them. Apple's silicon for example you cant just buy, its just in their products. Qualcomm, to my knowledge, is only for mobile and even then its not like you can just buy em to build your own mobile thing. NVIDIA, i know even less about tbf, is only for some high end server things? I'm really unsure what nvidia does in that space tbh. Because of this there's only 2 brands in the pc industry, Intel and AMD.

[@DanTDMJace]

@@GoddessLunaMoonQualcomm started making desktop chips

[@lucasrem]

@@DanTDMJace not on apple levels !

[@chuckthetekkie]

The first PC I ever owned (given to me by my Aunt who got it from her boss) was an Epson banded PC that used a 50MHz Cyrix 486 CPU which I upgraded to their 75 MHz version. I still have a Cyrix 586 CPU somewhere in my house.

[@twinGeminis69]

I’m glad y’all brought back the intro

[@Air377.]

Linus media team cooking agian

[@YouTubetail]

Haha yay yay 😂

[@BrickTextures-hm1uy]

What's "agian"?

[@raidwipe]

@@BrickTextures-hm1uy it means multiple times, or at least two times

[@user-uc8kr1pl6b]

@@raidwipe oh right, you mean again!

[@littlejack59]

Is this referencing something or just the video as a whole?

[@BK2Modder]

Glad to see this covered, a lot of cool stuff came out of the Centaur auction when they were sadly shuttered. I remember a listing for a CNS or CHA board and CPU for around $400 iirc, I only acquired one of the Zhaoxin development boards. The concluder feature is present there too and is very cool. Thanks for getting some more eyes on this chapter in x86 history, Centaur's next gen stuff could have been something special. During the history lesson VIA X4 wasn't mentioned, but it was really just two X2s glued together.

[@leebeastkiller]

i saw the shark in the sky and immediately said "your gonna jump the sharks later" out of habbit.

[@VaraNiN]

Now this is the type of content I am subscribed for!

[@praffuljatarya6990]

finally that good intro clip 0:52

[@Nitidus]

Looove them bringing the intros back!

[@Stretch787]

My dad worked for IDT back in the early 2000's never thought id see them come up in an ltt video

[@Steven-rf2tb]

Thank you for bringing back the title sequence quips

[@annabxlla]

2:45 "What is this thing?" opens his phone to that very thing, scrolls like 2 lines "interesting..." puts down phone. Instantly knows what it does.

[@lifeHacker42]

Sept 2019 - "Not that long ago" oh you mean almost 5 years😢

[@Brokenhill42]

It's all relative...

[@H94R]

wild

[@AB-80X]

You're 15, aren't you?

[@shadeysandwich1810]

It still feels like 2019.

[@Brokenhill42]

@@shadeysandwich1810 Have you BEEN to the grocery store?

[@paddym-k9792]

I'm so glad the new intro sequence is back

[@6yjjk]

It makes me happy.

[@overallelite1958]

Same!!

[@littlejack59]

Ya honeslty I was so sick of linus yapping about something 0.01 seconds after the video starts. I would have to go back and rewatch it like 6 times or I just click off the video. But with him not instantly talking the moment the video starts and the intro giving me a little time to think the videos are much more enjoyable.

[@jaja4324]

That ringing in the low key audio background at 10:38 threw me off so badly that at first I was like what, why do I hear an alarm clock and where is this coming from XD

[@AndyTrucker1985]

I love the use of obscure games in recent vids , i end up playing and loving most of them

[@gwiggle5966]

Don't auction this one off

[@cosmoxp]

lmao

[@igordasunddas3377]

😂

[@long-long.]

His ability to scrub collective memory of all the bad shit he's done is genuinely impressive.

[@Tokyo_1031]

@@long-long.nah the internet is on the EKWB phase now.

[@laser__unicorn]

I clicked on the video solely to find this comment 🤣

[@bokunochannel84207]

VIA still alive!? now, this is a great content.

[@Kagewing]

Alive but in the enterprise side of things

[@CryptoJordanVR]

That fact that companies like this keep getting undercut and aquired by the big names shows just how greedy they really are. I believe the laws on both anti-consumerism and anti-competitive practices should be expanded appon in order to improve everything for everyone. We need more options in the tech industry!

[@RuiPalmeira]

realistically, these companies would never make it to the level of AMD or Intel in timely manner. thus why they are sold. if they could compete, they wouldn't be sold.

[@CryptoJordanVR]

​@@RuiPalmeiraI think you're missing the point. This one might not have had a chance but others could. But that doesn't matter if they do. Because the problem is that the big names always try to undercut any potential competition by any shady means necessary.

[@niissanie]

Does the definitive LTT Backpack no longer have the LTT Screwdriver pocket zipper? 9:42 (old footage) shows the zipper, but 9:55 (different footage) shows no zipper.

[@WailingSprings]

Finally Linus playing a real game like Doug Huggem

[@powerpower-rg7bk]

The ability to change CPUID has been standard feature for Via's processors for awhile. This is one of the reasons why it was discovered that Intel was nerfing performance on code running on non-Intel processors. Linux support likely exists in Via's own labs. Support probably was never sent upstream to public repos. Some stuff could still be lurking out there in non-mainstream repos.

[@channelname9843]

I suspect a kernel patched for Zhaoxin support would work (for example search "Gitee Anolis OS kernel" - branch devel-6.6)

[@channelname9843]

A kernel with some additional Zhaoxin support can be found in the devel-6.6 branch of the Anolis OS kernel on Gitee. Maybe it would work.

[@seannicol589]

This is hat I love, obscure tech we wouldn’t come across every day. I really love hearing about these things

[@MyEconomics101]

7:05 I see what you tried there. The music team doing their own LTT-A Team Assemble theme music.

[@thexgamer8240]

Now some secret agents will come knocking on LMG’s door, then neuralize everyone there and take back those prototype chips.

[@hillbillysamurai]

Neuralize??

[@H94R]

@@hillbillysamuraimen in black

[@mari2.]

@@aps5150 or drops it

[@alihms]

It's a 5 year old tech which even back then was already being surpassed both in price and performance.

[@TheStickCollector]

They thought you weren't cautious enough

[@MLgaming805]

Bros a mega fan over 100+ comments is 🤪

[@hacksawshouse4242]

My first PC build was a Cyrix 200mhz. I want to say it was late 90s. That name takes me back. 😊

[@LotusFlowerClips]

Damn I have been out of the build a PC demographic for so long I don't even know about 2/3 of those bios options/features. Definitely going pre built if and when I ever get the opportunity for a rig. Low key overwhelmed

[@jesse2535]

the 00:00 freeze frame is a good base for a linus meme template

[@RylTheValstrax]

An example of a motherboard socket being reused like this in the LGA era was AMD's socket F being reused by a company named spansion for their prototypes. Also I have a working setup with one of these chips on one of the last steppings, and I have one of those spansion chips (but no board for it). I've been calling the centaur chip's socket 'lga 2084' as thats how many pins it has.

[@MarioNotBros]

I'm glad to hear the backpack is back, but when are we getting the new zipper pulls for the previous owners? Mine are haning on by a thread.

[@Skyspace187]

VIA, that was a fun throwback to the 90s and early 00s.

[@misterPAINMAKER]

I never understood why only 2 companies should have X86 Architecture. It is a duopoly!

[@Ffom177]

It's basically licenses Intel holds it and gives it to AMD along with a few others

[@misterPAINMAKER]

@@Ffom177 It should had been, OPEN SOURCE, so everyone can use it. Otherwise ARM and Snapdragon cpus will rule in the future.

[@Arcidi225]

​@@misterPAINMAKER there is open source RISC, that will probably replace arm and x86.

[@hikkamorii]

@@Ffom177 interestingly, I believe that Intel actually pays AMD for the 64 bit extensions to the x86, because AMD were the ones who created them.

[@mi5iu491]

@@misterPAINMAKER you can apply that logic to anything. patents should be for everyone.... it benefits the world to have inventions open for the world to use. movies, music should be for everyone...... its not perfect but it is what it is. without this stuff youd have poor copies of everything. id rather have 2 quality products than 100 choices of usless cpus

[@brantwedel]

Changing where traces go on a commodity printed PCB is trivial compared to developing a manufacturing process for a socket interface. So makes sense they would do dev on an existing socket. (altho, they could have added a piece of plastic somewhere to key it to their cpu ... to prevent smoke, lol)

[@jeremylindemann5117]

We had a Cyrix CPU in our old computer back in the day. I played through Quake 2 in software mode on that. Yes, it was not smooth but I was young and didn't really know any better so I was happy with it.

[@Noganite]

That is sick! T_T I miss VIA/Cyrix!!! Cyrix 6x86 166Mhz was daily driver CPU for my family back then and it kicked butt! Would love to see how Andrew did those settings!

[@Progs420]

Funny they named the cpu ID "spoof" function "The Concluder" lmao

[@PostTimeskipSamLive]

13:15 No way did Doug Huggem show up in an LTT video, haha YESSS

[@DigitalBroomstick]

How the fuck does LTT not know Mega64? ‘Outrage prank’ like waaat

[@rojo3243]

USB ports labeled rs-232 are often backed by usb to serial IC's meaning they are still talking USB, not simply reusing the pins.

[@RuiPalmeira]

it's just serial over usb, right?

[@rojo3243]

@@RuiPalmeira yep, it's functionally the same as those little dongles that you see all over the place but integrated into the device.

[@TheFalseSavior]

Never though I'd hear my socket on a new LTT video. Still running 5th gen Core I7 on 2011v3, haven't had a reason to upgrage

[@TheTekknician]

Based on the mention of Cyrix: Oh man, I had those Cyrix CPU's way back then. IIRC a Cx486DX4-100 with a "whopping" 16MB of RAM and I had a Tseng Labs ET4000/W32i with 4MB of video memory. That thing was awesome, could play the triple-a's like Doom II (from memory guys, correct me when wrong) full-screen. I miss those days... Especially cramming out the most memory for your TSR's and whatnot. Commands like DOS=High,UMB and local loadhigh. It's so long ago 🤭

[@elksalmon84]

Centaur isn't Cyrix. It's WinChip. Both have been acquired by VIA. VIA merged Cyrix, they owned, into WinChip. VIA, however, shut down Centaur in 2021. And Intel hired some of Centaur engineers. Yet VIA still have Zhaoxin, so this will likely appear in feature Zhaoxin processors. And hopefully sooner than later - in KX-8000 generation.

[@TheTekknician]

@@elksalmon84 My reaction is based on the mention of Cyrix my friend :) I know Cyrix isn't Centaur.

[@deepblue812]

add it into the Steam hardware survey :)

[@cwl861]

WOW Congratulations LINUS . I had 1 of those back in the day It was iffy at best. ... Centaur Technologies Inc. was founded in April 1995. Damn i am getting old am i not ?

[@LordSaliss]

I had a Centaur Tech CPU in mid 2000s. They had some very interesting ideas on processing and it was pretty cool, even if its performance ultimately wasn't as good. I thought they had given up, so its cool to see them out with a new CPU on a modern socket.

[@5TRM]

9:38 The Shopping tag doesn't show up. Using the Real Deal Backpack Link in the description doesn't give me the 20% discount.

[@rexgamingvlogs2727]

Linus without beard make the videos feel like how it did before covid

[@AB-80X]

Yeap. The lesbian chick is back

[@mr702s]

80s action TV show music was a top shelf choice! 👌🏽

[@isaiahmaness9593]

Started getting thrown for a bit of a loop at the end there😂

[@SgtRamen69]

I can't believe he didn't drop it

[@OwenWithAHammer]

4:32 wtf is that graph lmaooo

[@torphedo6286]

Woah, I never knew the model number of the Cyrix 3. My grandpa would find them in satellite receivers he took apart for scrap with me. We always looked forward to them, because you could take the top off and pull the gold right out. Then we could sell it to the recycler for more than usual, since we did the work of extracting it for them.

[@S3IIL3CT]

nice to see you back with your old looks :D

[@honestlybored4428]

Wonder when the auction for this one is...

[@TWDub]

Pause the video and pull the playhead to the very start. That should be the thumbnail to this video. Lol! Love you Linus! But those faces man. Too funny!

[@alexisrivera200xable]

Wow, I'm getting old! I do remember running early NES and SNES emulators on Cyrix processors way back when Intel's Pentium and the AMD's K-7 were the mainstream CPUs. You had to fiddle with the settings to get mostly full speed and Xinput controllers did not even exist yet. It felt mindblowing as the SNES was still widely in use.

[@Karl_Kampfwagen]

A close friend used to work at VIA/Centaur... We love to geek out and talk about hilariously old technology he worked on, as well as more modern iterations of it. Computers haven't really changed much in 20 years, except the power consumption and clock speeds have skyrocketed. In my humble opinion, FPGA such as ARM have proven to be comparable to larger x86/64 architectures

[@m1stertim]

cisco's USB port is an actual USB port. it's connected to an RS232 driver internally, but it is not "electrically incompatible" with USB as you suggest.

[@unicodefox]

yeah, a better comparison would have been the RJ45 RS232 ports on switches (brilliant design)

[@m1stertim]

@@unicodefox the poor 8P8C has been used and abused for every single signal under the sun

[@MrPruske]

7:32 ah, the way of life... if you cant beat em, eat em.

[@curlison84]

Wooot! Back in the day, first build had a VIA 1 Ghz CPU on the board wit a little fan on it. Then I got another VIA CPU on a that was on a mini ITX board.

[@mikecoshan3752]

I remember building PC’s back in the mid to late 90’s that had lots of jumpers on the motherboards & the hard drives

[@RotcodFox]

"350 megabit. That is not fast." That's literally 25x faster than my wifi, wtf do you mean that's not fast????

[@TheAechBomb]

that's 350 megabit over a (multi?)gigabit network

[@Gramini]

Because it's not limited by transmission speed, but by the CPU struggling to decompress.

[@joshuadelutis7170]

16:30 - "It is currently running at: PCI-Express x16 1.1"

[@Nostalgia_Realm]

That's likely a power saving measure. I've seen that before.

[@joshuadelutis7170]

@@Nostalgia_Realm True, but I also don't think it would be 4.0 (on the 'motherboard'), I believe that's just what the card supports...

[@jasonlax4112]

That comb forward game is tight, id say 8/10. There are stylist in the Vancouver area id recommend (speaking from personal experience)

[@dougkeyes4406]

I think I currently have a Cyrex III processor, My current desktop has a HD via technology sound system. The motherboard is a gigabyte D77 D3H I think, the cyrex cpu was a childhood computer I had still have the parts

[@xhydrax5320]

But it was inevitable none the less

[@cinnamon4183]

linus is still trying to return to his twink days

[@ItsHatlolOfficial]

at this point Linus is a forever twink even with a beard

[@chrisj97]

stillframe at 00:00 looks like linus slowly transforming to gollum lol

[@tydfil]

Finally finished the carbineer issue? Cool when's the replacements shipping?

[@aglahir]

I don't see the shopping tag for the bag deal

[@georgemariatos-metaxas7780]

Our add blockers are probably hiding them

[@aglahir]

@@georgemariatos-metaxas7780 I explicitly allow youtube

[@juliahamiltontrost8261]

Do you see the button in the video description or overlaying the video? If so, click on it, go to site, add to cart, and you should see discount. If you’re outside a country where the backpack ships to, then the button should say “shipping areas limited.” If you don’t see any buttons anywhere, may be ad blocker.

[@justlovingfpv]

have a great day

[@zach7139]

et tu

[@balsalmalberto8086]

@@zach7139 brutus

[@frishter]

Make me >:(

[@syndan9245]

NO! I REFUSE

[@the_undead]

I refuse to accept

[@AndrewWells527]

CD Audio In...now there is a connector I haven't thought about in a long time.

[@Canthus13]

THey did that with Slot A and Slot 1. They just oriented the slot differently, but without the plastic cases, they would fit in each other's slots.

[@Scotschie]

Very smart featuring a 20% off offer on a link I cannot find

[@the_undead]

In the description

[@juliahamiltontrost8261]

click on the button in the description or overlaying the video, go to site, add to cart, and try it. Hopefully works for you now!

[@rolux4853]

THERE IS NO SHOPPING BUTTON!

[@Blind_Smithy]

as block removes them

[@poldelepel]

Same here, on different browsers and platforms (tried also on ipad and android phone). Could it be, because I live in Europe?

[@bumpsy]

it's obvious they don't want it to be used. Otherwise, they would have shown a graphic or short video of how to find the button and would have told us whether adblock or browser needs to be changed. Tried it with three different browsers and without adblock: chrome, brave and firefox. None have the shopping button anywhere. The link in the description also doesn't give me a discount upon checkout. They either f'ed up, or the whole thing is broken

[@venosaur121212]

Description.

[@juliahamiltontrost8261]

The discount wasn’t working for a period of time yesterday. It got fixed yesterday afternoon, click on the button in the description or overlaying the video, go to site, add to cart, and try it. Hopefully works for you now!

[@bcfb74]

SOOOOO @linus new backpack version great...but as far as I can tell...no update on the new zipper pulls for those of us that bought it at launch. Did I miss an email or package? I think on the wan show you talked about how you all would be in touch over a year ago?

[@carpentb17]

This would be exciting if it ever hits market

[@Fohacidal]

Linus' face is too God damn smooth now, I feel like I've time traveled into the past

[@PigPenSnaps]

Video has been live for 10 minutes, and the backpack is both on back order and NOT ON SALE. Very disappointed. :|

[@maxwellgriffith]

I just ordered one successfully, maybe try again?

[@timothytipton6538]

We're u able to get the discount?​@@maxwellgriffith

[@meikgeik]

@@maxwellgriffith Tried on mobile and PC, not working for me. Checkout total is $290.

[@maxwellgriffith]

@@meikgeik maybe clear temp files, try different browser. I wonder if it matters whether you’re logged into a KZbin account or not?

[@mikiessj4]

didn't work for me either, $288 at checkout. Tried on mobile and PC.

[@BCProgramming]

Some of the info in CPU-Z is from tables and other information hard-coded into the application. The various logos shown in the application are part of the application - The Intel bitmap for example is what it shows if it can see the CPU is an Intel CPU but can't actually find a more specific logo to use based on the other properties, which makes sense given what this CPU actually is.

[@Titanicus2]

That music when powering it on was like when they were enacting the plan on the A Team in the 80s.