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They're awesome together. I'd love to hear like a pod of them just talking about whatever they want for an hour on a sunday. Everything from pets to bikes/cars to tech.
Jay's really a natural at this. There are times in some videos that aren't his where he buckles and stuff, but you can really see that the guy was born to host. If anything, this is a testament as to how Jay and Steve work well together.
when you are subscribed to all of them... you really get fooled! when i saw Jay talk, nothing felt wrong and i totally got fooled! only when Steve is like "this is my show", i exit full screen and see the channel! lol
That's why I watch Jay ,Steve, linus, paul, Kyle, Sstudio, tech yes, tech deals. Hardware Canucks... you tend to get all the facts.. good or bad and none of them are afraid to dislike and criticize a product..
They all have their own personality. I really do not understand why some people hate some of them. It probably has to do with the ads and people associate ads and sponsors with selling out.
If the rest of the world got along as well as fellow tech tubers do the world would be a way better place. Amazing video and id give up a kidney at minimum to work at that amazing workshop.
Hands down two of the coolest and most genuine RU-vid tech reviewers in one vid. I appreciate the content both of you guys put up. Thank you both for your efforts, some might see dollar signs, I see commitment, work ethic, and a genuine care for your subscribers. Seriously thank you, and kudos to you both, it's good too see there's still cool honest dudes our there.
I mean, for the price they're selling these hardware, reviewers like GN have every right to be overly critical. Hell, everyone should be over critical when it comes to hardware like these.
It's surprising how you tend to respect even more a RU-vidr like JayzTwoCents after seeing where he came from, where/what he's been working with, Etc... Ambition and Hard work, props !
Really cool. I could listen to these two talk about non computer stuff all day! I really like the behind the scenes stuff. I guess my 40 yr old side is kicking in when i'm really interested in work bench material and table tops.
I love how many of these content creators get really into set design and film making just to do hardware reviews for us. So much work put into it. In the old days we didn't care what backdrop it was as long as we got the jucy hardware bits.
Man i really enjoy these real talk videos like they can be boring but they are great to hear feedback from the hosts about whats going on in their heads
Jay's ad worked, I installed that game within 2 days of seeing it. Great content Steve! You could move into a mainstream journalism/interviewer role with ease.
I loved it when Jay mentioned the plant and Steve was like "Yeah (pulls collar nervously) hahahaha" Great to see both you guys supporting each other's channel, Keep up the good work gentlemen!
These conversations and tours are better than going there yourself, seriously, I was at LMG today and it was great, a well developed production studio, but the Q&As are more important, you get so much more out of them, thanks GN!
Pretty brave of Steve to shake Jay's hand after he has exposed himself! :) Seriously, great piece for both of you gents. It's good to see the camaraderie between people that share similar passions.
Wow that's so cool, I like how some of the hardware youtubers try to support each other and be friends. Not all are like that, I've seen other youtube communities sabotage and talk crap about each other. Keep it up guys.
The conversation you guys were having about how being an enthusiast should mean that the person is critical, I wouldn't really think of it as critical so much as discerning. The person is more attentive to details that other people don't realize that they actually care about. They have a more clear understanding of how design details that they view as positive or necessary in products translate into key parts of the experience of a product being positive for a larger group of people. I think enthusiasts are usually just more discerning because they take the time to get more information and look more into the details and specs of a product to make sure they are going to be happy. I don't think that is necessarily someone being critical. Maybe this point is pointless, but I like that you guys are discerning.
Man I love both you guys and its awesome that neither are playing it up for the camera, just normal people in the same industry working hard and talking shop. I believe after this big RU-vid boom, it will settle down and be more of this. Well I hope, their will always be people going to far
Damn it! I love Linus and you, Jay. If I'm being honest, Linus more until now. But there is a stark difference between GamerzN's tour of both your and Linus's office. I can sum those 'interviews' up with two words 'being humble' which you have in spades. Hope you're on the mend since covid brother! Appreciate these are quite old, however, the narrative (esp during WAN show's), has seemingly not changed 'too much' on Linus's side (but still LOVE him nevertheless and he should be proud, perhaps just more quietly). #idolovehimandfeelbadforsayingtheabovebutitiswhatitis
Its been awesome seeing the two of you guys working together. Two of my 3 favorite tech youtubers (Kyle being the third). These colabs are awesome to watch while I'm just getting some work done. Thanks for taking the time to create this content.
For ez to make, very nice sound panels, consider stepping up to rockwool. build a frame with 2"x2" or 2"x4" boards in 2'x4' or 2'x8'ft lengths. fill with the rockwool batts and cover with fabric using staples to hold it tight. Its the same thing as you'd find in the walls of recording studios, its easily movable and fire resistant too. My recording studio started as 4 concrete walls, but theres no reverb or echo now, and outside sounds are absorbed as well. These panels bought from companies are $300 or more, but its $30 in supplies. for more info, search "diy rockwool sound panels"
You two are some of the best people in this area and you are both honest and have integrity (not that others don't) so it means a lot seeing you guys hang out even.....or do insane PC epeen competitions...or really anything!
Always good times seeing how you guys put together the production areas, and getting to hear what thought processes ran through your mind as designs were considered and decided upon. Thanks for the in depth look into Jay's world GN.
'Humble-brag' - you've worked your ass off to reach the point you are at now. It isn't bragging. It is a freakin' metric-ton of damned hard work. Kudos!
Hey Steve! I hope you see this! I appreciate the value that you bring to the eco-system, and respect the hard-ass work you do. While I find your content to be dry, I feel that you bring a super deep dive that no one else is bringing to our hobby. I work my ass off at my 12 hour job, and support my wife and her daughter, so when I have the rare spare dollar to spend on this increasingly expensive passion project, you can bet your ass I invest the time to do research, and when going to your channel, I EXPECT you to nitpick and look at each piece of hardware from multiple angles. I know that you can sometimes feel like you are alone in the desert, so I hope my TwoCents (sorry Jay) can brighten your day.
@gamers nexus and @jayztwocents thank you for this. I'm working on starting a channel making similar content to you guys and others and while I'm working inside my bedroom to start I was still able to take some cues from it for gear and other ideas for the future as well. This is the kind of thing all DIYers should strive toward.
6:30-7:30 totally agree. When you start buying a lot of hardware, you become numb to the marketing hype (which ups your general standards for future products) 🕵️
RamB0T I agree. At some point you will ether go for whatever wins the relevant benchmarks or whatever you are used to and gets the job done. You kinda lose the excitement of the early years but you gain experience in exchange.
Don't crucify me or anything but I've always been a Jay fan first, GN fan second, and honestly I feel like he has to be one of the coolest people to work for.
I like Jay's content but for me personally he concentrates on water cooling to much but I get he need's to stand out from the crowd and create a USP, GN is more varied but less user friendly for the beginner consumer of IT content. I think both are great it's just personal choice.
The rolling bookshelf wouldn't be a bad idea. If you move it behind the camera and give the room a fourth wall, it would help with the reverb. Give it two sides and it could double as two new backdrops or storage.
This is why I like US/Canadian tech tubers. They are mature enough to know they can be friends or at least colleagues and work together in favor of the consumer. I kid you not, when I tried to watch Tech Tubers from my country in Mexico and Latin America, most of what I found was drama, expose videos and videos of them ripping each other a part.
I always enjoy the collaboration video's. The amount of combined knowledge in this video is mind blowing. Thank you both Steve and Jay for everything you do in our Tech industry.
hell yea be critical of components! y'alls' analysis and review is what helps the layperson like myself differentiate quality when all else looks the same. keep up the good work!
Jay by just building a open ceiling PERGOLA sit ontop of wall plates it will drastically improve strengthen, an you can add foam in areas needed your overhead lighting can still be used
Would be perfect if GN, Jay and perhaps Hardware unboxed did a 3 panel talk show together, talking about the latest big launch. LIke for example now after the big Ryzen 3000 and Navi release it would have been super awesome if you all 3 sat in a studio like this and talked about the initial tests during NDA, summarizing the tests and future thoughts. 3 Panel members + one moderator, also going through readers questions from each channel. Man I would LOVE to watch that.
Amazing stuff thank you Steve! it's so good to see just what kind of things go into what you all have to do to bring the content for us and it truely is a heck of a lot of work! granted this might all be more related to much bigger production styles once your established but its just amazing seeing all the things that go behind the scenes. Great tour again.
Great entrepreneurial spirit and workmanship. Being a pro youtuber in this field indeed is real work like any other. Plus it requires a working mind able to find solutions to uncommon problems in unfamiliar territory.
oh man, LTT, GN, Jay, Bitwit and Paul HW is the core of the tech youtube industry.it simply goes outside of youtube and become a reliable source of information throughout the net! Happy holidays to you all! I hope you guys will enjoy this coming Holidays!
I love these office tours, all of them have these awkward moments were it seems like no one really knows what to say but the have to do something to make it more interesting. Not judging tho, love your content Steve.
The sound of that room is surprisingly good considering it is a big box, Jay's treatment is doing the job. You couldn't use it for recording music without more treatment but for what Jay is doing, it is pretty darn good.
I know Jay may never read this , but I knew as soon as he said he got around the code it involved an extension cord. My father did some thing like that. We had external lights in front of the garage. He wired it up to and extension cord and we would just plug it in when we needed it. When the house sold it passed inspection because they said it was not considered permanent wiring .
It is very refreshing to see how well two 'Top' tech You Tubers are willing to work together :) Is that a California factor? Here in New York it seems that cut-throat competition is over the top for everything - the 'Zero-Sum-Gain' philosophy just won't go away :(
"Concrete is an insulator." - Jay, 2019 Ok, I'll gladly provide details :o) : There are three types of heat transfer: convection, radiation and conduction. Convection is indirect heat transfer by some kind of fluid flow. Concrete is mostly air tight and, if sealed, even water-proof. So concrete is indeed very effective at stopping convective heat transfer. Radiation is heat transfer in the form of IR radiation. Concrete absorbs most IR radiation, so it's a pretty good radiative insulator. Now for conduction: This is simple heat transfer between (usually) solids "by touch". Concrete has a fairly low thermal conductivity of about 0.8-2.5 W/Km (Watts per Kelvins and meters) at room temperature. Compared with copper's 401 W/Km, concrete is therefore an amazing thermal insulator. Ok, but copper is one of the worst materials for this purpose, of course. If we compare it to an actual building insulator, let's say glass wool (0.045 W/Km), concrete is total garbage for insulation. That said, because of its high mass, when concrete is used to build walls, it can absorb a lot of thermal energy. This means it can level out temperature fluctuations over the day quite effectively. E.g. if you were to build a house in an extreme desert climate with daily temperature fluctuations from 5-40°C (about 40-100°F), then concrete would be fairly effective at leveling these fluctuations to let's say 20-25°C (about 65-75°F) with the same mean value but much less variance. TL;DR: Concrete is not a good insulator, but it can be effective at leveling daily temperature fluctuations.
Absolutely loved the creative wiring solution that Jay came up with... Kind of thing I would do. Living in the 'grey area' makes life the most interesting...
