Behind the Scenes at Puget Systems (Custom Computer Builders) - Smarter Every Day 2
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Link 1: NVLink on NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 & 2080 Ti in Windows 10
puget.systems/go/s_nvlink_win10
Link 2: NVLINK on RTX 2080 TensorFlow and Peer-to-Peer Performance with Linux
puget.systems/go/s_nvlink_linux
Link 3: "Optimizing Storage for Premiere Pro" video
• Optimizing Storage for...
Link 4: All Puget Systems publications
puget.systems/go/s_publications
Link 5: Puget Systems Oil Immersion Cooling
puget.systems/go/s_immersion
Link 6: Thermal Paste Application Techniques
puget.systems/go/s_thermal_paste
Link 7: Estimating CPU Performance using Amdahls Law
puget.systems/go/s_amdhal
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HOW TO BUILD A COMPUTER
1. DON'T BUY THE MOST EXPENSIVE MACHINE.
2. RESEARCH ACTUAL BENCHMARK DATA
3. BUY HARDWARE BASED ON YOUR SOFTWARE APPLICATION
4. More cores doesn't mean it's better for you!
Side note: The fast rendering capability of this new machine actually let me eat dinner with my family on the first night I used it. This is incredibly important to me.
A special thank you to Puget Systems for allowing me to visit and for helping me
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GET SMARTER SECTION
I asked Jon to put together the specs on the computer I spec'd out
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Moore's Law
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@smartereveryday 2 роки тому
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@jm1723 2 роки тому
would be awesome to see the MAC vs PC conversation now that we’re in the M1 era!
@phil2268 2 роки тому
@@jm1723 oooooooooooooooooooooooooookmoooo
@Abihef 2 роки тому
Did you notice how that noctua cooling fan looks stationary on the right but turning on the left at 1:55-1:57 roughly
@leroymcmillin 3 роки тому
I'm almost 80 years old and I can't get enough of your Smarter Every Day videos. I especially love your enthusiasm for learning and for creating the energy and desire for others to learn. Keep it up. You are doing good things for a lot of people.
@MotivationDaily172 3 роки тому
Thats really cool man
@BruceNitroxpro 3 роки тому
I turn 80 on July 4th... so cool to find people who are working at a NICE place of business. This is "the way things should be."
@chrisbecker5472 3 роки тому
Leroy you inspire me as much as this channel. gday from down under. assuming u are in North America. if not im a dope.. Oh and if you you haven't heard an Australian kiss is just like a French kiss just Down Under. old joke sorry
@chrisbecker5472 3 роки тому
@Southeastern777 Sexual Renegade . lol Many years left in you bro.
@HarryNicNicholas 2 роки тому
67, but it's not a competition.
@laz_6802 3 роки тому
It's such a weird feeling as an experienced computer tech watching this video (in a good way) that everything they say, is right. They don't bend the truth, their marketing is basically non-existent. This is THE WAY to tailor a PC to the customers'needs. This is how it SHOULD BE done. That's professional quality control. I'm so glad, that after many "arguments" with customers on why did I do it this way or that way, or why I recommend choosing this or that specific component is also beeing confirmed by others in the industry. I'm so glad that this video is out there, so people can see behind the scenes of computer systems engineering. Thank you Smarter Every Day for constantly delivering us this awesome content. And also thank you Puget Systems for doing what you do. Their guides and tests, and publications are really accurate.
@AB-these-handles-are-stupid 3 роки тому
@Laz_ yea it is refreshing to hear actual terms and names of parts and processes versus the retail fluff jargon. Edit: I used to live down the street from these guys and even in their old shop they were the best at this. What they provide hardware wise is very much similar if not exactly the same as other companies, but what they provide is something no other company does (actually other companies site their work vs. doing their own studies) a they provide assurance, reliability, and trust. Then even on top they spend the time teaching you anything about your system that is unknown to you. Their shop has always been super clean and professional as well. It's not like some eBay sellers who are building Rigs from used or open boxed parts that only after you bid on it. Do they then actually start shopping for the cheapest parts. Also, I have heard businesses only save money even if they charge a little but more. Time is money and they go to Large lengths to maximize the use of time.
@allynleslie00 3 роки тому
Exactly what I was feeling the whole time.
@dannymckenzie8329 3 роки тому
Give me a free computer
@jinxtacy 3 роки тому
Would you say that customers are as much of a problem as anything? I find myself going down the benchmark path for my own build and just trying to scrape all of the performance of which I'll never really need or use. Honestly, my first gen i5 does fine for almost everything I need. It's odd because when friends ask my to spec them a computer I find it so much easier. Last build was the Zen 3 launch event. I had my girlfriend hold off on her build specifically until I saw Zen 3 which was everything I had hoped and more. Then I saw the $300 price tag and that same day we went off to Microcenter and picked up a 3600 and Gaming Edge Wifi mobo for $340. I've had an itch to build a new rig and for whatever reason I find myself looking at 9100F $70, 9600k - $150, 9700k - $200, 9900k $300, 10100 $100, and 10400s - $150. I'm trying to figure out what's wrong with me, but with the 3600s at $180 sold out Intel seems to have excellent value options. As someone who doesn't compile or render large files I assume that pretty much any of the processors paired with DDR4 and Sata 6.0 would be a nice QOL boost. Only place I've found myself desiring more computer is when I have too many Trading View windows open. I've pushed back my build to probably Q1 or Q2 of next year to see how the market plays out. I imagine customers like myself are insufferable so I just mind my own and build my spreadsheets.
@ElevenBravo 3 роки тому
@@jinxtacy I've been running my i5-4670k Haswell (no OC) being punished since mid-2014 . 1 month into a new Ryzen 5 3600x build. ROG B550-E, Corsair Vengeance 16 x 2, M.2, egva ps, 5600 XT gpu. rendered in davinci 16 a 01:39:00 mp4 @1080p 24fps with titles and transitions very well in 00:53:52. I dunno if that's good or what, but I mostly use the rig for Reaper and the casual gaming.
@SonOroSound 3 роки тому
"There's a lot of satisfaction in my job, I love it" Science Santa said it like 4 times overflowed with joy.... Must be wonderful to feel like that.
@okami-22 3 роки тому
I've worked in writing software tools, it is indeed an extremely satisfying kind of work. You're solving real problems for real people, and making their lives easier going forward.
@mashrien 3 роки тому
I love Don, the old scientist dude. It's rare to see someone so genuinely happy in their work and in life. That dude's loving life, and it was contagious watching him.
@DragonRazor9283 3 роки тому
That's how I want to be still when I hit his age, how we all want to be.
@sumo1203 2 роки тому
I like him too, and maybe the question was formed weird or the answer was just high level, But quantum Computing will not replace the classical computing used on desktops - it’s just not applicable. I’m sure it will be brilliant in specific tasks and yet unknown applications, but classical computing will continue to be required for most implementations
@Xtino1989X 2 роки тому
I literally watched his part twice just bc of how excited he really is about it u can tell he is like a kid inna candy factory and truly loves working there
@CaptainPeterRMiller 4 роки тому
Destin. Congratulations. I'm a 40 year veteran TV producer and you have nailed a very tricky Q & A and a wonderful discussion piece. This is an example of asking the correct questions and treating your guests so fairly. What a wonderful piece. You and your interviewees are to be congratulated on a difficult subject, explained fairly easily and with care and humour. What a splendid video presentation. My greatest compliments to you and your crew and your interview subjects from Puget. WELL DONE.
@frknnutz 4 роки тому
His son: "Does this mean you are going to get to eat dinner with us a lot more?"
@mikemarkong 3 роки тому
OMG a TV prod! i was just thinking about this when I watched this. They had so many difficult and sensitive topics and discussions to tackle! As a marketing and brand professional, I would be floored on how to edit and write this down on a campaign or a feature. Good Job!
@JohnRoganT 2 роки тому
it's not difficult
@JohnRoganT 2 роки тому
@@BruceNitroxpro I'm thinking I replied to the wrong comment.
@BruceNitroxpro 2 роки тому
@@JohnRoganT , I am so confused much of the time here that I probably am talking to myself, anyway! LOL
@StaticImage 5 років тому
To be fair, I worked for a company a while back that was also 100% focused on what the intended use would be as opposed to just slapping expensive hardware together. We'd have direct conversations with the clients and build them what they needed. However, I am comfortable in saying that Puget is probably a lot more honorable of a company and their entire setup looks about as prestigious as possible.
@wobblysauce 5 років тому
And you get the binder with the works, image, test results, thermals etc and can get updates with part swapping if something deems to be better and tech support, gold class service.
@unlokia 5 років тому
StaticImage I don’t think “looking prestigious” is the point. If that’s all you’ve observed, maybe watch it a few more times, as it’s WAY more than looks, and in fact, you’re on totally the wrong page; the point of these systems is EXTREMELY reliable machines which are part picked specifically to suit what they need to do NOW, for a specific, custom group of tasks. Of course they should look well constructed and attention should be (and clearly is) paid to ensure they don’t just look thrown together, but I think clients such as NASA have more pressing concerns for their purchase than how shiny it looks!
@StaticImage 5 років тому
@@unlokia You must not understand what the word prestigious means. Because I was referring to the company as being of the utmost quality, run extremely well, being honest and customer-centric, and having an outstanding reputation. It far exceeds what other companies in the same market have been able to accomplish. That having been said, the definition of prestigious is- "inspiring respect and admiration; having high status." So I really have no idea why you took that the wrong way. Because you just used a ton of words to replace the one I used.
@StaticImage 5 років тому
@@wobblysauce Yeah, that's what it looks like. I went to their website and it was very impressive. And with what you just said, I feel like prestigious may not even be doing the company justice
@StaticImage 5 років тому
@@unlokia One more thing- The company I worked for, as I mentioned, did the same sort of build process Puget does. I personally built a rather large array of systems which were to be used as a flight simulator for a branch in the military to help train pilots. I also personally built DAWs for recording studios which were special made just for the use in recording, mixing/mastering, editing, etc. (each machine was built for a single task, so none of the systems built did all these things)of a few albums I can almost guarantee you've heard, as well as systems used by a couple major movies companies for editing blockbuster movies. And that was just me. There were other people there who had built far more complex systems for many different uses. So it's not as if I'm speaking without a basis for comparison. The company I worked for looks like child's play compared to Puget.
@kiddix8472 4 роки тому
There are a lot of movies on Netflix that I passed up coz they’re some two hours long. Can’t believe I sat through this. Nice one, good content. Congratz Destin.
@MrOnetwoseven 3 роки тому
I surprised myself also. One of the most mesmerizing videos I have ever watched.
@jamielonsdale3018 3 роки тому
@@MrOnetwoseven bbohmbhvo
@itstherevolution 3 роки тому
Ditto! I would usually try to find something short to watch on a Sunday afternoon, but this has had me glued for 2 hours!
@saintlusso2907 3 роки тому
I didn’t realize this video was 2 hours long until reading this comment and I’ve watched this video at least 3 times since he uploaded it. Destin is truly amazing at making things cool for us
@JaliscoMe 3 роки тому
I've just found this channel about 3 weeks ago. As I started watching his Videos I caught myself asking why was this not longer on some of his Shorter Videos. Destin is Very Good At Asking questions even if they sound insignificant because they usually get replied with a Super good reply which then We get the Good questions asked right after
@shorddytrippinong9642 3 роки тому
Omg i now accept that i am a nerd, i watched this whole thing without realizing the length and it felt like a 20-30 minute vid and i was genuinley intrigued and entertained the entire time
@celtgunn9775 5 років тому
I absolutely love that this company is so passionate about their work. That they don't want to hide their work. They allow the public to have access to their information if they want to try and build the same systems. Great job guys!
@P8qzxnxfP85xZ2H3wDRV 5 років тому
They simply understand that they can't milk private users for their money. Enterprise is where it's at for them. Same with CAD software. Slowly you can get CAD for a lot cheaper with a personal license. Adobe still needs to get the memo on this. Kids aren't learning their products anymore, because piracy has gone down a lot. So in a few years they'll have a real problem when people aren't nagging their bosses to get Photoshop or Illustrator.
@BruceNitroxpro 2 роки тому
@@P8qzxnxfP85xZ2H3wDRV , Yup... what goes around, comes around!
@MaxUgly 2 роки тому
I would love to work at a place like this!
@vennic 5 років тому
Awww, Destin's first movie
@smartereveryday 5 років тому
LOL
@bathbomber 5 років тому
Colliding vortex rings was almost 12 hours long
@vennic 5 років тому
@@bathbomber Yes, but I consider that more of a mini series
@VAXHeadroom 5 років тому
@@bathbomber LOL I didn't watch that WHOLE thing, but I did watch LARGE chunks of it!
@unlokia 5 років тому
vennic Pay attention 😛 he’s made WAYYYYY longer videos than this. You must be new.
@MWPdx 3 роки тому
2:12:56 Destin: Is it running? Destin's daughter: *checks for fan spin like a pro*
@akaiappears 3 роки тому
I could listen to Don talking for hours. The passion is infectious
@dtiydr 4 роки тому
First company ever that have shown EVERYTHING.
@alexdelarge8772 4 роки тому
I like these longer format roll-up-your-sleeves and get-into-the-details topics. Like a special "How It's Made" for ultra geeks like me! Nice, Destin (fist pump)!
@coyoboyo 3 роки тому
I basically skip "in-depth" videos shorter than an hour now.
@snortymcsnortface 3 роки тому
This is exactly how i want buisness to be done in my community. Best work ethic i've seen in a company for a long time.
@dretot333 3 роки тому
I love how you can see on the owners face that he is so happy that someone is genuinely and wholeheartedly into what he does
@megatroymega 5 років тому
That engineer was really nice about saying Apple was over priced. It's enjoyable to watch people talk about their passion.
@Shunnabunich 5 років тому
Yeah! And he seemed to give credit where it was due for what they do well, rather than just bashing "the other team". His comment that you can often get a Mac with equivalent capabilities, you just have to be willing to spend more money to get there, is pretty spot on. I'm a Mac guy through and through, but I absolutely do respect that PCs are far better at some things, both due to differences in business models (I miss the old upgradeable PowerMac/Mac Pro towers!) and the sad fact that there are things that Apple just plain doesn't care about, even if their customers do.
@seigeengine 5 років тому
Even then, it depends on the product. As they said, Apple tends to release new version less regularly, so they often aren't going to have a product on the market that can compete with PCs, sometimes they might not even be close if it's been a while since a new iteration.
@realdeal5712 4 роки тому
Apple is overpriced, nth news about that. Its for dumb fk to buy
@micahcurry4359 4 роки тому
HA hundredth like
@jb76489 4 роки тому
Real deal one would think with your big brain, you’d be able to spell, oh well
@lenpalmeri6228 4 роки тому
The Puget guys are real pros. I ordered 2 desktop systems from them so far. Great support too. Thanks for the in-depth behind the scenes look at their operations. My next system will be a Puget System.
@iOnline72 4 роки тому
This commercial was brought to you by Len Palmeri😂👍
@daniellestewart4646 3 роки тому
I like these longer format roll-up-your-sleeves and get-into-the-details topics. Like a special "How It's Made" for ultra geeks like me! Nice, Destin (fist pump)!
@ClipPreview 2 роки тому
@Fred 509Washington I don't get it, what do you mean?
@pinrod1 2 роки тому
Price point? Vs. Building your own?
@ericgraham8150 3 роки тому
This was cool. I've been aware of Puget Systems for a while and I admit I was always a little confused on what kind of company they were. As a hardware, software, and design nerd - this is like my dream company.
@whoisharo4689 2 роки тому
Go apply there! You'd prob have a blast!
@ericpmoss 4 роки тому
"You'll have to simplify this. He's a rocket scientist." :)
@Julmaa87 3 роки тому
Yes, because a rocket scientist knows everything there is to know in the world... not.
@fluidcultist2591 3 роки тому
@@Julmaa87 It's just a joke
@atullondhe8432 3 роки тому
That was so funny. He probably wanted it simplified for us.
@BruceNitroxpro 3 роки тому
@@fluidcultist2591 , You'll have to spell it out for him... he's ONLY a rocket scientist!
@JJarosze9595 5 років тому
"hmm more than 2 hours, I'll just watch like 20 minutes at a time, I can get it done in a few days"........ *2 hours later* oh boy midnight when did that get here
@aicilopon26 4 роки тому
I feel you Bro same here
@AngryHybridApe 4 роки тому
A friend and I used to go dumpster diving at all the techy bizs. We'd score some pretty good stuff, but it was always outdated (thats why they pitched it). I remember finding hard drives and I kid you not, they were 5 megabytes. (Not gigabytes, no second digit...Five Megabytes). They were about 1/2 the size of a shoebox, and the neodimium mags in were about an inch square at N52. If you got two together, good luck getting them apart. So I wonder. Is our future Utopia, or are we screwed? Because either way, we're gonna find out soon enough at this rate.
@AngryHybridApe 4 роки тому
Those kids are well mannered, good lookin....are you sure they're yours? Lol..j/k 👍
@pr9039 3 роки тому
ikr?
@joshuatate5671 3 роки тому
4am here lol
@Nickgowans 3 роки тому
This is the best advert these guys could hope for. 100% honesty and clarity and a real observable passion for their processes and products.
@RobertVaughan 4 роки тому
I think my favorite part of this is your kids at the end, I was hoping for more excitement but the manners! Way to go!
@reikoshea 5 років тому
Destin's getting sleep and I'm here about to spend 2 hours, and stay up late watching this.
@skit4471 5 років тому
im with u bro, its just to interesting :D
@MrRowskey 5 років тому
His irony is often the most cruel.
@AdamSpriggs 5 років тому
1.5x speed is perfect for this type of video
@MiscMitz 5 років тому
@@AdamSpriggs dude, thank you. I never thought of that.
@syedahmedjilanee6041 5 років тому
Same here bro
@Dxm28D 5 років тому
I didn’t notice this was two hours at first, but when I did, I kicked back and just enjoyed. I enjoy the long format much more.
@wobblysauce 5 років тому
Same, just got the fizz.
@d0m99ers 5 років тому
It's like watching tv but great
@VAXHeadroom 5 років тому
Ditto...although I will admit to turning the speed up to 125% :)
@onlycorner5565 5 років тому
i didn't notice it was 2+ hours either. i just skipped it randomly and i am glad i didn't watch it all
@user-ou8fh4ng9t 4 роки тому
所有的舉發提交破壞性者 一律採用刑責罰金償還貸款銀行界金庫債務危機國際性線路互動投資者合資關係企業集團旗下品牌形象廣告商危機債務問題處理。同時被迫提出破壞性者不得登入帳號密碼遊戲違規行為經商使用。所有摧毀滅族操作系統工程進度緩慢的虧損高達宏觀金額。依照法令規範進行調查務實態度強硬執行管束掌控系統工程進度管理財務狀況報告統計處決議案後進度表掌權保管
@enorazza 3 роки тому
I paused at 20:20 because I was about to cry. As a computer nerd that spent hours and hours to read and test things, I wondered why I could not have support in any shop.. Just computers vendors, nothing else. These guys instead are like the heaven filled with cream and joy smiling kittens good. This video is gonna make me dismount and remount the computer, I can't wait. Thank you Destin, very much.
@oliviafoley6274 3 роки тому
Love how they all dropped out of college 💖
@valthe1st890 5 років тому
Big thanks for uploading the full video, it's extremely interesting
@user-ou8fh4ng9t 4 роки тому
這部影像紀錄片製作單位必需強制性處分移除頻道，終止合約內容職務執政權操作系統工程進度表經商環境科學性技術性機體使用。同時參與活動中所有的言論破壞性者連貫性移交這部影像紀錄片內容押送處分革職移除頻道處理。所有的資源產業必定需求賠償責任以及刑責操作系統工程進度嚴重影響滅族罪嫌起訴處分處理
@p0xus 4 роки тому
@@user-ou8fh4ng9t I plugged your comment into google translate and got this: This video documentary production unit must compulsorily dismantle the channel, terminate the contract content, post office, the operating system, the project schedule, and use the scientific and technical body of the business environment. At the same time, all the speech-breakers who participated in the event coherently transferred the content of this video documentary to the escort office and removed the channel. All resource industries must demand compensation and the progress of the criminal responsibility operating system project seriously affects the prosecution and punishment of genocide. WTH are you talking about?
@suntanironman 4 роки тому
This video popped up with UKposts auto play. When I saw it was over two hours, I assumed I would eventually click away. But I stayed until the very end. It was just so interesting from start to finish. Though now it’s noon (on a holiday) and I haven’t eaten breakfast yet, lol.
@rodneymounsey4168 2 роки тому
Thanks Destin for another amazing video, massive shout out to Puget Systems, what a wonderful group of people that obviously love what they do!
@nonmerci8237 2 роки тому
I can't believe I've watched the whole thing and not been feeling bored even a little, thanks Destin
@stefanheimersheim 5 років тому
When I saw the child seat in the back of the car of the "CEO", I was convinced it's a nice company ^^
@Outland9000 3 роки тому
Somehow I knew Jon would have a perfectly ordinary car. 😁
@Outland9000 3 роки тому
@@CrippledButNotOut Pardon?
@tender0828 5 років тому
Definitely watching 2+ hours of this. Love watching your videos Destin!
@SmarterEveryDay2 5 років тому
I'm impressed by the number of people who are watching all 2 hours
@JoshHimler 5 років тому
It’s taking me several days to watch it because of work/kids/life/etc but it’s very interesting and I want to watch all of it! Thanks Destin!
@faryaboo1 5 років тому
Same here. Took me 3 days to finish watching this. Thank you, Destin. This was a nice representation of great technical problem with human faces to it. It is amazing to look at how employees are interested in their work and how eager they tell about it.
@-42-47 5 років тому
2+ hours well spent, really interesting, and the people working at Puget seemed really cool.
@user-ou8fh4ng9t 4 роки тому
@@SmarterEveryDay2 這個著作者革職處分移除頻道。同時遣送出境海外強制移交監獄服刑。終身監禁處理
@DonBrowningRacing 3 роки тому
This interview is outstanding! Congratulations to all!
@TheAnticorporatist 3 роки тому
Systems Analysis and Design was one of my favorite classes, that's actually more of what they do.
@TheRealEquinox 4 роки тому
To the question of why the lab techs are still there, it appears to fall under Richard Branson's quote of, "Train people well enough so they can leave, treat them well enough so they don't want to."
@tkillapubg3808 3 роки тому
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@tkillapubg3808 3 роки тому
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@tkillapubg3808 3 роки тому
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@tkillapubg3808 3 роки тому
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@tkillapubg3808 3 роки тому
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@bfunkt4313 4 роки тому
"Does this mean you'll get to eat dinner with us more often?" Oh man, this brings back memories of my two siblings and me trying to get Dad to break away from a software problem long enough to eat a meal. Thems good kids you're raising!
@Smokey420Greenleaf 3 роки тому
who in the world cares about family meals these days? most parents and kids want nothing to do with eachother these days.
@techbuildspcs 3 роки тому
@@Smokey420Greenleaf that's the issue.....
@kylesmith9048 2 роки тому
@@techbuildspcs And what causes this issue? I think it’s electronics.
@techbuildspcs 2 роки тому
@@kylesmith9048 no, it’s the lack of parenting and steep drop of morals.
@Eliminator5555 3 роки тому
What an AWESOME family, Destin. You're a truly blessed man.
@STORMSC0UT 3 роки тому
literally doing physics labs right now for uni, this channel makes me love my major/area of study even more. one of my favorite channels out there! 👏👏👏
@Malagent 5 років тому
Holy cow! I just watched a two-hour youtube video. TWICE! AND I've decided to buy a Puget Systems PC. Playing around in the configuration page now.
@carcolgeo 4 роки тому
wow..
@carcolgeo 4 роки тому
congrats
@ivangutowski 4 роки тому
How is the pc now ? Presuming you bought it
@Nicky0412 4 роки тому
@@ivangutowski it was just for the likes.
@charliexoxox 5 років тому
I can’t imagine the CEO John raising his voice at any of his employees. Seems like a really smart yet really agreeable dude
@pinrod1 2 роки тому
I bet he's the type, that is "disappointed in you" when you mess up, and it actually feels worse than being yelled at....
@PeaceOfThePuzzleGaming 3 роки тому
Love the bit at the end with your family - that sounds familiar: "Does this mean you'll get to eat dinner with us more?"
@Xtino1989X 2 роки тому
Honestly the best part about this video is seeing that the people who work there reallly really love what there doing and that says a lot about the boss too u know he helps n caters to his employees so they can do there job better and stay happy while doing it this is seriously job and life goals
@Herfinnur 5 років тому
Don ‘phd guy’ Kingbar(?) needs his own UKposts channel, or at least one five hour video. His enthusiasm is so contagious and he is practically oozing smarts
@dtiydr 4 роки тому
I should have gone to bed 2 hours ago but I actually looked at the entire video since it was so interesting.
@Ontheroad13 3 роки тому
That is such an amazing company. I love their mentality and the atmosphere they’ve created. What a great job!
@StormyHotwolf88 4 роки тому
I really like these long interviews. I didn't know of this company until today.
@stackocakes 4 роки тому
12:07 "Independent Film Studios" - Sounds like... Corridor Digital and a ton of other popular YT Channels. Love the subtle nod to other industries.
@blakebrodeur3267 3 роки тому
stackocakes I mean I thought of P hub but sure 😂😂
@bectaddeo717 3 роки тому
24:39 kills the benchmark he's been running (also known as work) for at least a half hour to geek out on high speed footage. Too rich lol
@salislazy 3 роки тому
They actually did build a computer (or multiple ones, I'm not sure) for Corridor Digital, the video is on their Corridor Crew channel.
@CT5555_ 5 років тому
Who else watches the second channel first? I saw 2 hours and figured I'd get bored... I was wrong, an hour and a half later. You rock Destin.
@pranavkalluru630 3 роки тому
OMG!!!! It's been 2 years and I still can't get enough of this video. Ur the best man. Keep up the great work.
@palletbox 3 роки тому
A very enjoyable video my friend. It was a pleasure getting to see a great company behind the scenes!!! Thanks for the great work!
@wilfdarr 4 роки тому
24:39 kills the benchmark he's been running (also known as work) for at least a half hour to geek out on high speed footage. Too rich lol
@MinecrafterPiano 5 років тому
Great to see the raw footage! Puget Systems has been well known for their builds - and I'm happy that you chose to go with 'em.
@digvijaygunjal8723 4 роки тому
Loved the video. I was totally geeking out while watching this. No other youtube channel has kept me hooked for more that 2hrs.
@GZPpDrow 3 роки тому
It's been two years yet this video was so useful to me today. Thanks!!
@jaredanderson1442 5 років тому
1:38:40 that guys beard is amazing i think he's Santa
@Heraclidaeus 5 років тому
I think Quantum Santa needs his own UKposts channel. He definitely has much to share.
@RiflemanTV 5 років тому
@@Heraclidaeus Yes, this please
@kevinklearman 5 років тому
He is not computing quantum chemistry, he's computing who's been naughty or nice and checking it twice. He's not fooling anyone.
@fertilemonkey1773 4 роки тому
Jared Anderson I hate you
@johnvelazquez4626 4 роки тому
Finally, a smartereveryday episode that I understand everything they're talking about lol
@atullondhe8432 3 роки тому
Hey Destin, I've watched a lot of your videos but this one is fantastic. It just so great listening to experts talk - and these guys are so down to earth about their in depth knowledge. Great job.
@ex0duzz 4 роки тому
Seems like a great company, great team of people. Especially the boss.
@Peter_Gamerrr 4 роки тому
lol I just noticed the video was 2 hours and 14 minutes after 2 hours. You forget the time while watching a good and interesting video.
@Whitelyte 3 роки тому
Two hours!!! I thought this was going to be boring. Now I want to watch it again. Great job on the video and what a great place to work.
@CM-ef8fu Рік тому
So interesting, thanks all of you!
@bricck 5 років тому
I love seeing people who are really passionate about their degree. The excitement Dawn (I'm not sure f that's how you spell it) gets when talking about quantum chemistry and computing is very inspiring.
@stan.rarick8556 5 років тому
Dr. Donald Kinghorn
@jaswandling 5 років тому
Building your own computer is such a satisfying accompishment
@realdeal5712 5 років тому
Except u waste bunch of unecessary money and unable to pull full performance out of it. And any one can easily learn to do that
@Niosus 5 років тому
@@realdeal5712 you can build a computer identical to whatever Destin got in this video. Sure if you build your own, you gotta do a little bit of research to make sure the hardware is balanced. However, there are plenty of communities that'll happily help you out (Reddit, forums, your local computer geek). I'm one of those local computer geeks. I build a ton of PCs for friends and family. It's a good excuse to hang out with someone you haven't seen in a little while.
@slikrx 5 років тому
Not to mention a HUGE groups of youtube techtubers that would LOVE to help him out; Paul's Hardware, LTT, Gamersnexus just to name a few. 5-10 hours spent learning about some cool, new tech, then 2-3 hours building it yourself, and ending up with a faster (yes, OCing is easy to do) cheaper and more satisfying build.
@seigeengine 5 років тому
Yes, he could spend a ton of his limited free time away from his family learning information to do a one-off build... or he could just pay someone else to know more than he ever will about it to do that for him. You know, specialization, that thing that civilization is built upon... Or he could trust random suggestions to be of quality when the people giving those suggestions don't gain from good suggestions and don't suffer from inferior ones... Or he could do essentially the same thing he did here with another amateur or company.... But maybe you should get an actual point instead of being a bunch of smug twats.
@omniportent Рік тому
Thanks for transmogrifying my thoughts about making a tower. The long form video really showcased what Puget Systems is doing. We’re glad you had a performance computer to render the whole video.
@FirstLast-cc6cv 3 роки тому
I'm in an IT class and my instructor mentioned Puget and their mineral oil immersion cooling, it was really cool to hear it from someone who got to witness it first hand
@egandritz8854 5 років тому
i watched the whole thing, i totally didn’t mean to but it was so cool to watch.
@charleswooten9836 5 років тому
Great timing on this video. My 11 year old has expressed that he wants to go to school for something computer related (computer science or programming). I am in the process of ordering components so he can build his first water cooled rig. Thank you for this.
@savage101. 5 років тому
Water cooled is a waste of money**
@Brady.John87 5 років тому
@@savage101. who needs months when You got DAYS!!!
@jspringer1978 5 років тому
@@savage101. You do it to be cool, not to save money. Duh. If you're actually looking for a cooling solution at a reasonable price/performance ratio though you can get all-in-one self contained water cooling loops for your CPU and GPU that give you most of the performance advantages of water cooling without the complexity/mess.
@Mogtepyigsoloth Рік тому
The PC I'm using now was bought from Puget Systems. It was delivered 8 days after the order was placed. They kept me informed all through the build process. I'm a customer for life!! Puget Systems defines professionalism.
@oscarmike47 2 роки тому
i love how proud the owner of the company is not only of his systems but also his staff. as destin talks to each employee you can see john grinning when the camera pans back to him. you can tell they not only have a world class workforce but that they all share a special bond with each other. thats what you get when you put together a team passionate about what they do.
@UrbanSurvivalMethods 4 роки тому
I thoroughly enjoyed this tour through this amazing company.
@grantisanintrovert 5 років тому
“Put that in the Transmogrifier” nice Calvin and Hobbes reference toward the end
@AlbertaClimber 3 роки тому
I'm glad that someone explained that reference, thank you.
@ikkecool8525 3 роки тому
DUDE, i watched all your video's for so long and had no clue there was a second channel, gosh darn i am excited about this new discovery!!!
@frozenthirdyear Рік тому
I'm preparing for my first desktop build as a veritable amateur, and I've learned so much in this video that none of the building guides I've read mention. Thank you!
@starguts2857 5 років тому
Destin thank you for this video and the second channel as a whole. This video was incredible. Seeing you start to understand a concept as you ask really interesting questions is inspiring to truly become smarter every day. I'm no scientist, just a lowly cook, but you make my curiosity go bananas with these videos. Hope the computer is granting you some much deserved family time and some easier nights sleeping.
@AngryHybridApe 4 роки тому
I'm definetly gonna remember these guys building my next PC.
@kanva4 3 роки тому
Dude hats off to whoever made the captions
@stever6166 3 роки тому
This video kept me up yesterday morning and I was subsequently very tired at work. Was looking for a dry video to lull me to sleep. Instead I got this. What a great place to work! Wishing continued success!
@TamarZiri 5 років тому
Thank you for uploading both short vids and really long vids! I watch them all :D
@VincentEllisD 4 роки тому
You made a great choice Destin, Puget is an awesome company.
@Kmcornell23 4 роки тому
I literally do this exact same thing on the side as a hobby. It's a lot of fun custom building a PC for someone and seeing them love what you built.
@denantori1321 3 роки тому
This actually is very educating, thank you Destin and Puget for this, it taught me a lot
@StretchyDeath 5 років тому
Destin, you kept asking why Moore's law was having trouble in the mid-2000s before we started adding cores instead of increasing clock speed. The answer is REALLY FREAKING COOL and I was sad that the Puget Systems guys didn't know. The problem is that the speed of light is too slow. At 1 GHz (1 billion cycles per second), the speed of light is about one foot. The Pentium 4 had a clock speed around 3 GHz, which means the theoretical limit for any signal could propagate in one cycle was only 4 inches. Of course, the individual transistors have to energize or ground each other in order to propagate information and evaluate logic, so the actual speed is much lower. So around this 3-4 GHz area, it became apparent that while transistors themselves were still shrinking, smaller transistors could no longer drive a faster clock cycle (making each instruction happen faster). Instead the solution was to increase the number of instructions that could be evaluated simultaneously, which preserved the increases in instruction throughput without increasing the clock speed. In other words, when the "chef" inside your CPU can't bake cakes any faster, you hire more chefs.
@EisenFeuer 5 років тому
Hey that's a great explanation!
@stan.rarick8556 5 років тому
Let's revise the law that limits the speed of light! 😂
@Mason_Walsh 5 років тому
I can't explain how helpful this is to me. I mean, all of your videos are awesome but these computer videos just pointed me in the right direction on something I've needed to know more about for a while. Thanks man.
@Toastmaster_5000 5 років тому
I don't really understand this. Most of this information was publicly available for years.
@TheSweedishGamers 3 роки тому
3rd time watching this, still humbles me how good and honest these people are. You did a really good Q&A here and this is really interesting... More of this, keep finding people like this. A good and friendly company, cheers!
@mynamejeff4883 3 роки тому
Sounds like an awesome company doing an awesome job that really cares just as much if not more for their customers as for their own company. It would be so amazing if more companies were like that.
@padi3705 5 років тому
I just want to say thank you to Destin for putting this longer video up. I can relate to what you just said at 2:10:42 and I almost forgot that feeling as a kid. Computers are really interesting and awesome. This is also the first 2-hour UKposts video that I watched from start to finish! This video makes me want to assemble computers again. 🖥⌨️🖱
@DJBillyBob 5 років тому
TBH, I normally don't watch the behind the scenes videos you do, but I love building computers so this got me to watch the whole thing. Loved it!
@Reny.Rosales 3 роки тому
What an awesome episode! Informative, inspirational, objective, and supportive for a honest company. Keep it up!
@luisgiraldes6958 2 роки тому
Amazing content! Thank you and congratulations, to you and Puget Systems, lovely to know someone is finally taking properly care of “that” fine tuning…
@arwo1143 4 роки тому
To the support dude... Do you get many calls? ...depends on the windows update I nearly died XP
@brandonfeeley514 4 роки тому
Been there...lol
@Fingerblasterstudios 4 роки тому
XP hasn't been supported for a while now bud ;)
@MrAf2007 4 роки тому
Braden Bcrazy l
@grn1 4 роки тому
@@Fingerblasterstudios Beat me to it.
@kiddix8472 4 роки тому
Finger Blaster Studios XP = 😂
@parillo12 5 років тому
Take a shot every time Destin says " *Really* " lol great video, i watched the entire thing!
@gabedarrett1301 2 роки тому
This company has my utmost respect, especially for its transparency
@tylerf-j2580 3 роки тому
As a person who runs a small solo company of building and fixing PCs I appreciate this video alot and people realising what goes behind the build. It's not just someone asks you to fit parts and charge them lots, it's inexperienced people asking for recommendations and what to use for each individual budget pc to high end gaming and editing pcs
@ZeroCool-vn9bd 4 роки тому
Oh, I love the "lazy Susanne" for putting the system on during assembly, fantastic idea, I'm stealing it for my workshop! :) .
@goodlifegreenscapesbrecken5928 3 роки тому
These guys are awesome - thanks for sharing, Devin!
@shaesdad56 2 роки тому
Destin...I watched every minute of this video and enjoyed it immensely! Your questions to the Puget Systems guys were great. Keep this type of content coming. Great Work! Oh yeah! I live just a few miles South of you, a few miles outside Birmingham.
@deathab0ve 5 років тому
Not gonna lie I didn't watch anything of the main channel video. I saw its existence and thought it would be a legit build guide. So I came straight to this behind the scenes. I am 100% on the hardware side of PCs I love hardware and play with it all the time. Software is not my hot spot. Thanks for showing the behind the scenes of a place like this. Linus Tech Tips didn't even come close to as in depth as this and he is a PC YT channel. Also the professor was great when he talked about his passion for the science community. I'm currently going for a degree in physics.
@adamdanilowicz4252 5 років тому
Barnacles Nerdgasm did a tour of their space like 2 years ago.
@seigeengine 5 років тому
Willing to watch a two hour video, too lazy to check arbitrary assumptions. Yeah, enjoy being a detriment to anyone who has to work with you.
@deathab0ve 5 років тому
What does that have to do with working with me? I say his other title wasn't good for the content inside. Suddenly I'm a bad worker? That actually makes no sense at all in any conceivable way I can think of or anyone else besides you.
@seigeengine 5 років тому
You admitted to making snap judgments instead of running quick tests and then jumped into a much larger commitment. If you can't see how that's not what you want in a worker, you might also be brain-dead.
@deathab0ve 5 років тому
I did not. I admitted to reading a title and deciding I don't want to watch a video on that subject. If that is snap judgement and bad, then you have watched EVERY UKposts video you have ever had a link to. Not caring for title right. Because the title is not a representation of what is in the game.
@anderswahlgren9308 4 роки тому
"-How do i edit this video..?" "I'll figure it out!" Releases 2h video.. Great video, but that made me smile :)
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