YouTuber THREATENED over Bad Review

[@GoldenSound]

Thank you for covering this!

[@Rowdayo]

Love your vids!

[@felipeviegas]

Thank you for bringing this up!!

[@nyvoreviews5443]

🫡

[@Kunu_]

Love your videos man. Hang in there.

[@eskamobob8662]

Wan show here we come!

[@jamescruz8678]

if you're a company who deals with very niche product within an already niche market, why the hell would you risk a PR nightmare like this lmao

[@Tigertamer01]

Pride

[@abrahamkimu8683]

​@@Tigertamer01 Kendrick reference

[@JustTryGambling]

They ain’t surviving this one lmao

[@ICCUWANSIUT]

There is no negative press, until it becomes a pressing negative.

[@paulgilbert9346]

DCS are so high end that the people who buy their kit have no interest in KZbin.

[@POLARTTYRTM]

If a company sues someone over an honest review, that's everything you need to know about them.

[@D00ML0RD1]

Pretty sure its als9 flat out illegal unless he made fualse statements wich i Doubt he did. Id sovle this like this counter sue for legal fees get the most Expensive lawyer you can find have a 5 min conversation with him every day bet they drop the caes in a week

[@mightybear5441]

Instead of being a company known for making one "bad"/ criticized product They'll be known for being a company that sues people :D

[@alext3811]

Not only that, one from THREE years ago.

[@ChrisKChandler]

Honest mistakes are still mistakes, not malicious, but still need to be corrected. That's journalism, folks. It's all he said she said they said right now.

[@13thnotehifireviews7]

They have a party who is associated to a company who sell their products (or used too sell them). It’s hardly surprising that they take issue and threaten action if they don’t like the video and to have such a video is against the interests of dcs and the seller. It’s naive for anyone to think otherwise. It has rather backfired on dcs though.

[@45545videos]

I'm sure the hacker TOTALLY deleted the data for $370K. There's a video! The data could've never been, oh, I dunno, copied, or recovered after the fact

[@claudiobizama5603]

I want to believe the video is just dragging the data to the Windows Recycle Bin

[@not_so_native_native]

To be fair there are good hackers with really good ethics so it could have beej truly deleted. I know it could still be out there but just defending the ethical hackers

[@SpencerPetaluma]

@@not_so_native_native ethical hackers arent extorting companies and stealing innocent peoples personal info. Get real.

[@Winnetou17]

Given that AT&T haggled the price from $1000K to $370K, those $630K had to come from somewhere, right ?

[@bilateralrope8643]

AT&T might have successfully got the data deleted this time. We can't know for sure unless the data pops up again. But I can't see paying a hacker to delete the data working next time. Offline backups are far too easy.

[@Razear]

How does a company not have the self-awareness to understand that litigating over an unfavorable review would result in a PR backlash? I mean, unless they also coerce the reviewer into staying mum...

[@ThatZenkiS14]

the stuff so high normal people wont care annyway LOL

[@bilateralrope8643]

They probably only talked to their legal department, not marketing. Lots of lawyers haven't heard of the Streisand effect. Though with the amount of companies I've seen going through odd rebranding choices, I have to wonder if marketing people know what they are doing.

[@michaellhoover94]

My guess is that they never really intend to file suit. They have probably succeeded before by paying a lawyer a few hundred dollars to send a threatening letter and having the other party crumble under the threat alone.

[@Ctuchik]

But the word litigation wasn't used though. Surely that makes ALL the difference?? xD

[@VincentGroenewold]

Because, management.

[@l.a.c.l.u.s.t.r]

Suing for a review is wild

[@drainx85]

It just had to be an audio company too... 😂

[@jamescruz8678]

@@drainx85 A high-end one no less, a niche within a niche.

[@pptemplar5840]

Ngl, I think suing for a review *could* be reasonable, like if they're not only making inaccurate claims but you can prove that it's had an impact I don't see how slapping the word "review" on a video would make it immune to any legal ramifications, like im no lawyer but if your business suffered damages because someone lied you could probably sue for *something*, and I don't see how calling it a review changes the facts. Sounds like this definitely isn't the circumstance in this situation, just saying that suing someone over a review doesn't seem like the crazy part of the story.

[@Jo21]

ever heard of apple and nintendo?

[@xInsane333x]

@@pptemplar5840 I'm not caught up but it seems like dCS is claiming there were factual errors that they've been casually going back and forth with GS over the last couple years, GS seems to claim there weren't factual errors. Without knowing what was asked to be changed and what the "errors" are it's hard to make a moral judgment here. It's a niche product in a niche sector, so every review is important; this isn't like mainstream tech where you have dozens of major reviews from various websites and reviewers. It would be much easier to see damage from a particular review.

[@TheCebulon]

I reviewed a live event 10 years ago on Google. NOW, 10 years later!, I got a strike from Google because lawyers filed to remove this review, that I even couldn’t find anymore. Ridiculous.

[@TheSlimeKilling_Minecart]

To be fair, a lot can change in 10 years

[@SableLeaf]

@@TheSlimeKilling_Minecart It's a review. To be specific, it's a review of that specific live event locked in that specific time. It has nothing to do with the 10 years beyond that live event. Google removing their video of their live event is within their rights, but a review / an opinion / a study belongs to the reviewer. What Google did to @TheCebulon is like attacking a historian for covering history / past events. lmao.

[@prezlamen7906]

​@@SableLeafPeople arent understand how dangerous this is, that companies can sue or destroy you for your opinions.

[@WillttocSicated]

@@prezlamen7906Hate speech isnt free speech amirite? Lol

[@Blubb5000]

I wrote many negative reviews. I’m screwed.

[@jamescruz8678]

I saw your comment on the Headphone Show channel's video about the dCS controversy. Really glad you're bringing this issue to a wider audience, even if the community affected by this is relatively tiny.

[@G3rain1]

That's not the point. It sets a bad precedent that effects all reviewers of things.

[@Oystein87]

Dude! The community affected by this is HUUUUGE! Basicly the whole world can be affected by this of it's not stopped so you are wrong about that part.. It is NOT just audio companies acting like this so it is extremely important to make people aware of this and bring all companies that act like this into the spotlight!

[@bongodango]

I cannot believe the conclusion about the Kevin Bankston segment made it into the final cut of this video. Gemini INGESTS your personal documents, even if you had the setting allowing as much disabled. This is still TERRIBLE. Essentially, if you open Gemini for some file, you are implicitly allowing Gemini access to *all* future files of that type you access, until you manually disable Gemini. *While the appropriate setting allowing as much is disabled*. And this video paints Kevin as an outraged individual who was then later embarrassed by a lack of basic understanding. That just isn't what happened, at all, and Google is being deceptive as always. Come on guys, all you had to do was read the Twitter thread you provide in this same video. It all happened in one day, 5 days ago, its not like you missed updates that just now happened.

[@davidmoore5846]

100%, I came down here to comment the same thing.

[@airsheeps]

Multiple times Google has lied to the public, and been caught. You've covered it in this very show before. And y'all STILL gave them the benefit of the doubt. Wild.

[@imanityfault]

Remember the horrible Bykski water block you've reviewed? They're fine posting an apology for bad product in response to your review, but they also have no trouble sending legal threats to smaller creators on Bilibili getting their videos unlisted. Completely shitty move.

[@concinnus]

Considering that their stuff (rads and fittings I think) tested as having a lot of lead, not surprised.

[@holidaymail]

Oddly enough, there is a battery company in Australia also called DCS that is suing a youtuber because of a review, thats weird!

[@JorgeLopez-qj8pu]

Coincidence, I Think Not!

[@tomaszkarwik6357]

I thought this was the game DCS that also has a ton of drama lately (but that is with third party DLC devs, and not youtubers)

[@preseusstreaming1633]

@@tomaszkarwik6357 and they tend to hate bad reviews too

[@JunnyJai]

What a way to make your company known for the worst reason. At least we know who to avoid

[@Oystein87]

They where known before. Now they just shit all over their reputation🙈🤣

[@x50nathan]

I've noticed a trend here...Videos from the past are either being taken down, demonetized, age restricted or have companies sue them for. What's going on here? Why are they going back to old videos and removing them? Has the narrative changed? What took so long for this company to find the review and decide to act on it years later? This isn't the first time and youtube does this often themselves.

[@AndrewPRoberts]

0:06 Hey, I like David Tennant

[@TheAgentPrime]

The exact same thing came to my mind when I heard that line.

[@sujitwarrier4857]

Me too. How dare they say he was a jerk.

[@Deinobi]

​@@sujitwarrier4857tbf, the 10th Doctor was kind of a jerk at times

[@Vtarngpb]

@@DeinobiTo be fair! To be fair! To be faaaaaaaaaaiiiiiiir!

[@carltonleboss]

"The fury of a Time Lord"....

[@0o-0o694]

Intel shitting the bed? Naaa thats not possible. over a decade of stagnation and an inability to get down to 10nm so bad you have to make up your own numbers so your shareholders dont get pissed at you? Neverrr not possible.

[@blue-pi2kt]

Tbf TSMC's numbers aren't real either.

[@dadudeme]

​@@blue-pi2ktall the numbers have been a hoax for quite a while.

[@Donnerwamp]

​@@blue-pi2ktThey mean nothing but they still deliver compared to Intel.

[@leonro]

Yes, but Intel made up "their own numbers" by basically matching the process node number to what TSMC was using.

[@arjunbhardwaj5024]

I'm the 10th doctor and I think you should stand UP while listening to tech news cus it helps with blood circulation :)

[@marschallblucher6197]

I have eaten an apple. Now you shall go away!

[@orlagh277]

Doctor, but how do i poop standing up?

[@privacyvalued4134]

@@orlagh277 Like anyone else does. Saves having to travel to the bathroom too! Who needs to have a bathroom when it can just be wherever you are at? Hygiene is only important if you care about not getting sick and dying from horrible diseases.

[@Valanway]

The last months nvgpu crashes on my 13900k have genuinely been a pain in the ass, so I'm glad they're getting brought up by some decently sized devs

[@John.._]

Newegg sponsorship is shocking considering that linus said he would personally never use it

[@oladrolahola]

Source ? 👀

[@privacyvalued4134]

I miss the old Newegg. Now it is filled with third-party trash, terrible irrelevant search results, and lousy customer service. Today's Newegg has all the same unverified supply chain problems that Amazon does. I desperately wish there was a Micro Center near me. Brick and mortar stores have to obtain components from legitimate supply chain sources and there's someone you can chew out in person if they ever refuse to provide reasonable customer service.

[@MTGeomancer]

@@oladrolahola I'm not aware of such a statement from Linus, however I can say that Newegg has a pretty terrible reputation in the customer service department. Possibly could of come from the incident with Gamer's Nexus (knowingly sold a broken motherboard, then refused to refund them). I've personally have had negative experiences with Newegg, I only use them as a last resort. I'm an infrequent customer though, I only upgrade my computer ~6 years and this year I did it via Microcenter since they offered a 7800X3D, mobo, and 32 GB of RAM for $500.

[@John.._]

@@oladrolahola watch any wanshow in the past month. I think the one before last week. Im sure its in the timestamps

[@cybrax-etc7141]

@@oladrolaholait was mentioned on the July 5th Elon WAN show starting at 1:27:53 and ending at 1:29:35 but he didn’t outright say he would never use it

[@pacmon5285]

AI beauty contest is some intensely stupid sh*t

[@MrTurbo_]

Beauty contests are in general, how tf can you judge something so subjectieve

[@siral2000]

It's even dumber when the winner is covering up with a hijab like that. Might as well be a fashion contest.

[@nathanl2966]

@@MrTurbo_ By using a little thing called 'consensus'.

[@Jehty_]

Why do you think it's stupid? Isn't that the same as photo, video or other art contests? People put in work to create some art, and that is judged. Doesn't sound all that stupid to me.

[@LightningMcQueen-rc3mh]

I feel like beauty contests are especially dumb because its 70% predetermined. Like are you born with a generic symmetrical face with aesthetically pleasing proportions? You’re on your way to winning already. Its a contest on who got lucky with genetics and who has no actual skills or ambitions in life so they starve themselves and get oogled by old men. At least art and music competitions the people there have skills and worked hard. Its like having a height contest, or eye color contest, like yeah you have nicer looking eyes than Steve down the road, Im sure you worked so hard lmaooo

[@okman9684]

Plot twist: AT&T itself to steal customer data while laundering money by giving it to hackers(itself) and calling it a business expenses

[@maxrinehart4177]

waiting for the sleeping federal government who instructed all companies to never pay the ransom for their data to launch investigation.

[@qwertyuser8541]

That's totally a possibility 😂

[@patrickcarpenter6258]

Full clown mode. I love when companies do this because it makes it REALLY easy to avoid them.

[@fireball75677]

Oh now thats a good point I've never considered before

[@brandonwirtz2308]

0:15 There is ZERO chance that they are telling the truth here. They 100% threatened to sue over a bad review instead of trying to make a better product.

[@motoryzen]

Indeed, I could not agree more. DCS is illustrating an idiotic entitlement Nazi like attitude here. When you launch a product for sale to the public and it turns out to be subpar you have to expect they're going to be at least a few people who are going to call out the BS lack of quality of the product or the BS lack of quality in the service of after the sale of the product one of the two or any combination of those two. It's only natural it's common sense it's Human Nature. If a company can't handle and that and they get butthurt over such facts of reality, then that company should not be in business

[@Toastybees]

They're using weasel language, saying they never specifically threatened litigation even though any reasonable person could clearly understand that's what was meant in their letter when they said they could seek "punitive damages".

[@billyeveryteen7328]

What Verizon really wants to go back to is 1996, when the FCC gifted telecom companies the digital spectrum instead of selling it, which is still one of the biggest acts of corporate welfare in the history of this country and led to consolidation of all media by a small handful of companies.

[@andywest5773]

As if a small handful of companies wasn't going to get it anyway.

[@KageBlink]

That jab at unlimited data plans being throttled was gold 🤣 They’ll throttle the crap out of it so you can’t even load a 2mb set of jpegs that are holding buttons on a screen hostage 😂

[@smaza2]

the gemini thing is ridiculous. the AI still produced the summary of the document without consent, regardless of whether that was used for training data (not what he was concerned about, although given most training data is stolen anyway, still a real possibility). that still means that the AI was given unsolicited access to his documents and "he could have just closed the window in the front end" is not a valid excuse

[@keithmichael112]

You should update this if there's a refutation of the refutation of the refutation

[@chekote]

I was not expecting that “JUICED!” 😂🤣

[@klaatubob]

"Stop giving summaries" doesn't mean "stop reading your data".

[@crushermach3263]

Companies be wildin' over "bad" reviews _again._ Maybe make a better product and/or own up to your faults, _hmmmm?_ Trying to control the narrative like this just makes you a bully.

[@Omaricon]

From Oslo. This is disastrous news.

[@shadowdarter]

sounds like a lot of companies are sueing youtubers AllOffroad 4x4 Adventures TV is being sued by Deep Cycle Systems.

[@John7No]

google already is scanning your gmail and gphotos, I think it is expected they will scan your other drive content as well

[@TheCrystalGlow]

The last time AMD went over 9000 was the FX series and that was a nightmare and a half… let’s hope they learned from that. 😂

[@nathanl2966]

Recently retired my FX-9590, that thing was a legitimate space heater. 😂

[@Echristoffe]

I think in the USA most firefighters aren’t state agencies but local / volunteer… This like this in other countries would have the operator fined …

[@markarca6360]

This is called a SLAPP (Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation).

[@Its-Just-Zip]

5:08 Oh god, who let Reb Ford at the crash report database? Please, she was already too powerful with the Warframe usage database. Don't let her have this data as well.

[@jakealexander6046]

Imagine selling a dac (Dcs Bartok 2.0) at roughly 20k USD and still not willing to get a fair and unbiased review. Instead resorting to scaring away reviewers. “Bartók APEX is a distillation of our past, present, and future-30 years of innovation in a single beautiful, flexible, and futureproof chassis embodying the essence of dCS.” -what a fragile 30 years shown by dCS

[@Louis_Varga]

0:06 For a second, I thought it was a Doctor Who reference.

[@Deinobi]

Same

[@Chemy.]

I remember when all KZbinrs were hating Newegg because basically scammed buyers and KZbinrs over and over but looks like it's now a good one again

[@marcusrwalker]

Wow weird, there is another company called DCS that is sueing a reviewer over a bad review in Australia but its a battery company.

[@defaltpearce3187]

DCS digging their own grave even deeper.

[@motoryzen]

I remember one Wan show many years the Ubisoft once stated quote resolution is just a number " and Linus once retorted with quote keep on digging end quote😂 That quote by Linus seems very applicable here

[@ShadowTaiga]

my computer heating my room is great in the winter not so great in the summer

[@Dubmaster3]

I hate this AI nonsense. Tech companies are pushing their version of it onto all their tech. I have no use for it, and would rather it not be forced into my devices.

[@Toastybees]

Pushing of new technology onto unwilling or ambivalent customers until it gets accepted as the new norm is standard practice. They need something to sell to investors so they think the company is constantly growing.

[@ejtaylor73]

Don't want bad reviews, don't make bad products. I would take a HONEST review over marketing speak any day.

[@13thnotehifireviews7]

But don’t you think that the marketing is a message the headphone show and dcs want to put out together and if dcs don’t like that message put out by one of their associates, then there is a problem.

[@LRPtakes]

"Sure, AT&T, we'll send you the video of us deleting the customer's data we stole from you and that we definitely haven't already backed up" - The hackers, probably

[@hasanmich1504]

so glad this is getting out on bigger platforms

[@HardTimesAtWork1]

I'm sitting down, yes I'm good

[@BestKiteboardingOfficial]

I guess dcs weren't expecting their actions headlining a yt video to 1.8 million subscribers

[@Nostalgia_Realm]

I surely hope Intel isn't going to get away with straight up selling broken products..

[@CyanRooper]

Nvidia's 6000 series GPUs might require so much power to run that users will need their own personal nuclear reactor to run those GPUs.

[@ivs721]

My 4060 led to my energy bill being 30% more expensive than last month, working from integrated graphics I play like twice a week lol 💀

[@vsm1456]

@@ivs721 4060 is a 115W card, it's not a lot for a GPU at all. if you play twice a week for 8 hours every time at full GPU utilization, that would be 115W * 8 hours * 2 times a week * 4,5 weeks in a month = 8280 Watt*hour or 8.28 kW*hour in a month. let's also throw in higher CPU power in case better GPU allowed it to also push more frames, and make it total of 12 kW*hour per month. that's your increase. if you pay $0.20 per kWh then it's $2.4 a month. if that's not 30% of your previous energy consumption then there's something else going on, unrelated to your GPU also I just checked, 4060 is one of the best desktop GPUs in terms of energy efficiency

[@ivs721]

@@vsm1456 problem is, electricity in my area (Vic, Australia) is $1.50/kwh.

[@HedgehogY2K]

Oh COME ON. I thought we wer back on track with this power crap. The 60 class cards were always 110-130 watts until the 3060 upped it to 160, then the 4060 returns back to the good old 120 watt norm, and then BACK to that arbitrary wattage increase, 10 watts worse than the 3060. STICK TO ONE POWER TARGET PER CLASS J@CK@$$. It's Ampere all over again, throwing away the 50 class cards to not be PCIe only powered. 50 class=75 watts PCIe only. Ampere was supposed to be an awkward fluke never to be repeated.

[@MrTekniqs]

So called “real women,” that line was hilarious.

[@robinbegley1077]

They ARE on the internet

[@MrTekniqs]

@@robinbegley1077 lies.

[@silvialuzmia]

For a sec, I thought it was DCS game

[@Philosophoholic163]

Saw the LTT comment on The Headphone Show channel video. Still expecting coverage and update on this week's WAN show.

[@EyesOfByes]

Talk about Streisand effect...

[@xdka826]

The Newegg ad is kinda out of pocket. They have such a bad rep for customer service. I don't like seeing a company like LTT promoting them

[@fishinthejar]

Thank you for covering GoldenSounds issue!

[@connorharris1900]

i was expecting the 5090 to hit 1000w out of the box 😢 i need more power

[@MacCrunch]

It's crazy to see the lengths AT&T will go to in order to cover up a breach.

[@rugbybeef]

Did this smug ass presenter just downplay the AI automatically reading someone's tax return and imply the risk is obviated by just closing the summary panel? This scenario is no different than the one he presented earlier with AT&T receiving a video of the stolen data deletion. Why this presenter mocks the reporter's failure to believe Google didnt have a copy of its AI review of something it wasn't supposed to have while deriding AT&T for believing hacker making the same claim is oxymoronic and inconsistent. Frankly his smug attitude and chuckle as if the reporter should be trusting Google really pisses me off.

[@LoPhatKao]

you should lookup "sense of humor" and install one

[@Obieden1]

they should not mess with the 4ghz band, since there is still quite a lot of ppl that still use it

[@brandongers]

AT&T’s Firstset is a joke. It’s supposed to have service in more spots reliably. My personal phone works more reliably.

[@prodbyhajime]

Oh my goodness, they're covering the GoldenSound situation!!! This is hilarious

[@eltamarindo]

Regarding the pie chart at 5:09, it was my understanding that the error code nvgpucomp64.dll was Intel specific. --and that this chart was used to show the range of affected Intel processors.

[@ubacow7109]

Company is def deleted at this point

[@nickxc]

I'm very glad I arbitrarily decided to buy a 12900K over a 13900k

[@tonyhuwa641]

Nothings new here in indonesia u get sued and thrown into prison for bad review product

[@Oystein87]

Then It's even more important to get that out into the world so people know what companies to avoid

[@richmahogany1]

straight to yail

[@stephent3524]

Newegg? Are we dumpster diving for sponsors?

[@mightylink65]

When I look at reviews I usually don't mind some negatives and still buy a lot of products based on what I like, but that company's actions make me want to avoid all their products forever, they did this to themselves.

[@ClellBiggs]

I also buckled up. Just in case.

[@jamphire_]

recently i was using Gemini and it answered in my second language with out even history of me speaking in that language existing in my conversation or conversation before it. i would love to someone intelligent investigate this... i deleted my chats history with Gemini and i am planning to not use it

[@4.0.4]

It's strange how often lawyers cause a massive loss for a company (I'm sure some people will not buy from them after this).

[@dawnpoint]

Have actually done that with my old Mac Pro... Furnace broke one night, so I just made my computer stay awake. It worked.

[@lathans1]

Greetings from Norway! Apology accepted. I love using my gaming PC as a 750 watts space heater that blows air on me when it is getting kinda chilly outside! (Like today, on a windy overcast day in the middle of the summer - but I guess a lot of people would trade with me in a second with all these complaint of heatwaves!)

[@josephv7762]

Are we no longer mad with Newegg? I'm glad that they changed their ways then.

[@Oystein87]

I have followed the story behind this dCS case and I gotta say that dCS really has stepped into deep shit here😂 They litteraly act like a little child that did not get candy at the store🤣 Pathetic company that I will never buy products from no matter how good they might be after seeing how they act.

[@brennencox516]

watching a video of data being deleted, so worth it, since data can't be copied.

[@queden1841]

4:36 This amuses me so much. Like I feel sooooo bad for those rich kids who purchase those

[@ftwtech]

Don’t advertise pre-builts (Newegg)

[@trowawayacc]

Looka like somone took torque campaign of carnage too literal.

[@techgroveusa]

Sounds like a lot of back and forth between DCS and Golden Sound. It's disheartening to see courts and threats where dialogue and understanding should be.

[@HoldMeForever]

So sick and tired of AI news. Who gives a damn?!

[@13thnotehifireviews7]

The point is if the ‘review’ channel also sells the product and holds themselves out to be independent and the brand don’t like the way they describe the product then something has to give. It’s totally different if the reviewer has no selling affiliation and is totally independent. If they describe it wrongly or not, it ends there!

[@Jehty_]

Why does that matter? A review is a review. As long as it wasn't done in mal-intent or gross negligence it doesn't matter if they are also selling the product. And the brand not liking negative feedback is tough luck.

[@13thnotehifireviews7]

⁠​⁠@@Jehty_of course a ‘review’ done by a firm who sells the product isn’t a review - it’s just product promotion and there will be hold harmless terms between the parties in the commercial contract for selling gear. It’s as much in the sellers interest too that the marketing is on the same page. Also they can’t benchmark and say what they think is better. A review means critical appraisal if that’s justified. A brand who sells the gear shouldn’t be doing bad reviews either themselves or via their agents, employees or associates. So it’s not tough luck, it’s a commercial thing. I’m all for honest reviews but very few are that way due to brands being the paymaster - goldensound was just given a Lina stack worth over £10k and you can bet from now on he won’t have anything bad to say about dcs.

[@GameDevMadeEasy]

GPT does have guards in place for making it very difficult for generating malicious code. A Cyber Security buddy and I did some rigorous testing in this regard. While I was able to get the information we wanted, it took ALOT of effort. And even then, it gave very basic code examples... At first.

[@TemperedWambat]

Uploading people private data to a AI cannot fly. They gonna get sued

[@B.D.B.]

Does the K suffix still mean unlocked multiplier? Seems like all the crashes are happening with OC oriented CPUs. I'm guessing they are not running stock.

[@Aphoticaffinity_]

I don't have the kind of cashflow to ever buy a dcs product but sure as shit would never buy from them now.

[@Poosaycvm]

I thought you guys don't like Newegg why would you take a sponsorship from them????

[@polyacov_yury]

> 9 out of 10 doctors recommend that you sit down Me on the toilet: aw yiss

[@yashveerthakur7265]

Something needs to be done for food companies in India, reviews getting legal notices for pointing out their lies.

[@cheex18]

The quick bits are always so awkward, but watching James pretend he's cool with the segment is soo worth it.

[@AsgerJon]

hmm.... paying 370k in exchange for "trust me bro"? NO WAY, unless we see video! I'm sure this will not have any consequences for future hacking.

[@mindinversions4487]

Wait… a Newegg sponsor spot? Are we not mad at them this week?

[@DarkStarProGamer]

Anything over $20 for a DAC should be considered snake oil. Not an Apple fan but their USB-C to 3.5mm adapter jack measures perfectly in all respects. It is simply impossible to improve over this.

[@Prence]

If they can sue someone for a bad review, then why review a product. I mean if you give an honest review and it puts the product in a bad light, why review any product if it can get you sued. If I were reviewers, I wouldn’t review any of that companies products out of fear I would end up in court over a bad review.

[@Thiccolo]

All my homies HATE dCS

[@Oystein87]

dCS... dcs is a different thing.

[@MikJames-d1g]

Lets crowdfund a counter suit.

[@lololololololol444]

They are going bankrupt for sure

[@T33K3SS3LCH3N]

Ryzen getting EVEN MORE efficient? That's wild with how big the efficiency gap to Intel already is. I was thinking about switching to a different cooler because my current CPU fan can be slightly annoying. But if the efficiency gap increases even further, I just may switch from my current 13600KF to a Ryzen and make it quiter that way.

[@TheMatthewDMerrill]

Give me a cpu that uses 500w and can load 10 instances of GTA v in under a second

[@LukeTheJoker]

ThreadRipper maybe?