The Screen Savers - Ultimate Gaming Machine 3.0

[@mikemclean1511]

“Not even Leo can fill up 300GB of hard drive space” Me in 2023: hold my beer.

[@TheFunEnglishTeacher]

That Xbox Series X 1TB external SSD for $220 looks REALLY good all of a sudden.

[@Lpedraja2002]

Oh how I miss TechTv *cries*

[@WigWagWorkshop]

I use to make my own “rounded” cables. Took hours carefully slicing in between each strand

[@KriegerBR29]

I don't have a shitty computer. I'm just in the wrong time.

[@Jeffdraws101]

I love watching old videos of people talking about tech, pretending I’m a being from the future with technology so much more advanced than they could possibly imagine

[@igeekone]

Boy have we came along way from this. Also, the infamous IBM "Deathstar" drives that had a habit of short life spans.

[@TerryGrancho]

In 2030 commenters will make fun of 2017 commenters and their old technology! lol

[@Picklejam08]

Not really.......it is never like in the beginning comparing the genesis of early personal computers. That beginning only happens once. That make that era special and unique.

[@joshuazmccarty]

My steam folder alone is 864GB

[@Noiseheads]

0:07 I bet that little 3d animation took 3 years to render

[@HerecomestheCalavera]

Does anyone know the episode where they had the first 1TB system? They had several drives in a machine set up to appear as one large drive. They were using XP and Leo commented how Windows was ready for bigger drives because it actually displayed the drive as 1TB.

[@kgoerbig]

Look, Patrick has hair.

[@treloarw]

SCSI !!! Forgot about that! Damn I miss saying it.

[@camacaco64]

$1000 for 73gb oh god T.T I can't imagine what will be in the pcs of the future

[@TowDow3]

hi, im from the future. we have 4 Pentabyte drives.

[@randipoling635]

Hi, Im from the future and we can fit 1TB onto a micro SD card.

[@shawnyoung5960]

​@@randipoling635 I'm from further in the future, Saw this in the joke section of a process bubble that went through me. Just letting you know it's funny how you brag about such a tiny amount of storage in such a huge unused ancient media type. Our processor connected to our optic nerves from under our left eyelid can process 1TB of transmitted radiant information every 2 seconds and storage management cells located right behind our ear drums can store multiple Zettabytes, depending on how smart someone really is, by grouping different informations to different unused cells in the brain. Another thing "The presidency of a country that was called the USA in 2023 would have the record of holding the most information ever for a human" here in my present day. That was in the joke book too but was listed as a true factual sentence also.

[@Kenjis9965]

omfg... ibm deskstar.. i had one of those drives... lol.. its hilarious how things have changed..

[@McDouglasAlexander]

OMG NO NOT ROUND CABLES!!! Oh I remember when they were brand new... so technologically advanced!

[@WuTangThang]

Fuckin' good shows on G4, how do they work?

[@Sitti2300]

can this Ultimate Gaming Machine beat my GTX1080ti with dual Xeon?

[@bibowski]

@hendrixonlsd buddy... i remember having a 2x CD burner... with a caddy!!! Those were the fuckin days :-D

[@onionofdeath]

Patrick has hair!! lol

[@lunarcoregames]

He technically does now too but it's on his face.

[@CheapSushi]

Holy FUCK 70+gb for $1000?!?!

[@holsdpuffnstuff]

i was in like 10th grade when i saw my buddies 12x burner.. haha... oh how the times have changed in soo little time.. i remember when 3DFX was the only game in town as far as GOOD graphics.. now, 3dfx was done in like 2002 i think.. maybe before

[@NoriesW]

quantum fireball is one of the best hard drives

[@daehawk9585]

I had one of those back in the day.

[@oldmanonyoutube]

$15,744.36 in 2022 has the same purchasing power as $10000 in 2001.

[@xirtus]

😆🤣😂😹😆🤣😂😹😆🤣😂😹😆🤣😂😹

[@freshdoug]

$1000 for a 15000 rpm drive... *stares at m.2 nvme that was $80* ....

[@03chrisv]

I'm about to build a PC with a Ryzen 7950x, a 24GB Radeon 7900 XTX, a 4 TB PCI-E gen 4 SSD and 64 GB of DDR5 6000 memory. If only they knew.... if only lol.

[@ahessanali3007]

Its 2020 😫

[@DeIeted]

12x DVD ROM? That is faster than the Super Drive in new Macs. lolololol Apple, are you even trying?

[@alanomofo]

i fill 300 gigs with music all the time .... i actually have an 800 gig drive just for music wow things have changed !

[@marksverdhei]

In the future - 73TB EACH????!!!!??

[@techstormster]

Talcum power is dangerous to breath in.

[@Moonblade042194]

My ssd at 0 rpm isn't as fast of those puppyes :(

[@genshrooms]

1000 dollars a piece!!!!??!???

[@bibowski]

73GB EACH????!!!!??

[@RichGilly]

Even Leo won't be able to fill 300 GB - lol. I have filled about 1.5TB and I will never say "I'll never fill that" again.

[@justsurfin5013]

WOW, a thousand dollars for a 73Gb HDD. I have no idea what to say about that ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@MikeStavola]

my 1GB SCSI drive cost like, $1300 in 1992 or 1993...

[@OTAlucard]

ibm death star

[@todayinhistory2804]

he says. he will never fill 300Gb of MP3's. LOL 12 years later 1 game can take 200 GB easily. Just one game, no OS, no programs. LOL

[@cjhatesu]

HALF A TERABYTE MACHINE@!!

[@KrunchyTheClown78]

The difference nowadays, is what separates a gaming machine from a workstation? Where is the line between the two? Because a 64 core CPU today is utterly useless for gaming, as is a 32 or even a 16 core CPU, so do you include those? What about RAM? 128GB is massive overkill for even the most beautiful games. So building an UGM today would be pointless sadly.

[@chortlesinthecorner]

It is amazing how HD gaming at 1080p or even 1440p today can be done for about $1000-$1400(assuming modern GPUS are ever in stock lol). If you go the used route, which has some risk, you can even spend less. My PC not including peripherals/monitor new would be $825 but I spent about $450 this summer on ebay and can game at 1080p with decent settings. Excited to build another one, but at the higher end, next year if I can get my hands on some of the new AMD CPU/GPUs.

[@animus444k]

$7,000 for a computer that would be considered a piece of shit today...amazing

[@Fucklesticks]

Not at all. I would love owning a retro high end gaming PC.

[@ErnestJay88]

I bet nowadays $10.000 "super high end" gaming machine are just obsolete 10 years later, for example, people say "WOW ! 7800GTX ! with 512 MB of GDDR3 ! this is the ultimate GPU ! you can't go beyond this" Now, 7800GTX can't even run minecraft smoothly -_-

[@hippo459]

IndraEMC I have 7800 GTX cards in SLI BRO, TRY AND STOP ME FROM MINE CRAFTING

[@hippo459]

Fiddlesticks WT I'll sell you one, 7800gtx's in SLI, 2 GB DDR2, and a 3.8 Pentium 4 Extreme! Best 2005 had to offer right there, its even in the iconic Antec Silver serve case.

[@KrunchyTheClown78]

@@ErnestJay88 today, even the 8800 GTX gets beat by integrated Intel graphics that they use in cheap laptops lol that's a tough pill to swallow today. I owned one and was blown away by it.

[@NoriesW]

i am a big pc gamer i have two geforce 9800 gtx graphics cards and i have 3 gbs of ram and a quantum fireball 450 gb hard drive i am using a hp pavilion a1410n computer thes computers look great but my faviort brand is hp i am a big computer geek i know alot about computers i can fix a computer both mac and pc i can fix i can build a computer from scratch i love anything that has to do with computers my faviort brand of computers is hp