I hoped for that question

Agreed. You demonstrated an awful amount of vulnerability, and I think we all respect that. Hope you are living strong.

I was thinking about you yesterday; I always love to see you on screen! But take all the time you need, too. It's great seeing the rest of the crew in front of the camera too. Much love, brother!

this is all i think about anymore, i wish he'd just come forward about it so we could help him

More than anything, including channel and subscribers put yourself and family first Jay.

They need to update that commercial since GPUs are plentiful now... Pricing sucks now, but the inventory problems don't exist anymore. Love iFixit and use their Essential Electronics Toolkit all the time.

@@bryanwhite2685 I understand what you are saying, but I think the commercial still works. It's just too good.

I was about to write: No matter how many times I heard it, that "we interrupt that interruption" still cracks me Up AND makes me want to shop at iFixit. Very effective hook!

i came here for the i-fixit advert and oh yeah jay doing a good vid after

Totally 😅

That's the same here every time this ad comes on when she's a sleep, she sleeps from everything but Jay's iFixIt ad 😅 literally

yea so many bots on that platform and lack of freedom of speech

Same. I killed all my socials in the past 2 years. Too many idiots on those platforms xD

Jay is a certified yapper. All BS talk

whiskey neat

I don't know if this would work similiar or same on CPUs but I had undervolted my 2600 and it would have a bit lower temps and boost to 3.9 (the normal boost allowed by defaults and bios unless you change clocks) and the clocks were set to auto, my idea was during a game or something it would boost down to keep temps/stability but I still had computer going black screen and be "frozen" (turned on but non responsive). Trying to research people said this could've been due to the PSU despite the wattage being enough, the quality and build of it in a way that it would overcharge and make it jump causing the issue. I changed that since and instead of a set voltage I put an offset and now it boosts only to 3.725 (Ghz) but temps are handled which is what I cared about. So far no issues, so we'll see how that goes. My shotty house electricity might've played some part on that too but can't tell for sure.

@@LautaroQ2812 for CPU's you drop the voltage you always drop the current as well [very few exceptions] Curve optimiser is just undervolting I could have my 2600 at a 3.95GHz static overclock in star citizen i think it was 1.15v and a really bad cooler But in linpack couldn't go past 3.3GHz i dont think without the thing crashing

Jay is a certified yapper

what are you waiting for? Would be cool tho 👍

This is how I understood the question. No engine, but a PC. But also would prefer to make a case that is a replica of a car with the parts in it.

@@LautaroQ2812 i remember when he had an engine mockup block and started building a pc using it as a case