wait what? your watching this while you are at school?

Herve 00110001 00111001 Shango00111001 00110100 I never miss a tech quickie

Siotis lmao i know right its awesome

use vpn and nothing is blocked, or it worked for me when I was in school 4 years ago...

Our school has some websites blocked for "Alternative Beliefs". Fucking Christianity.

Every Mac, many Windows computers, but no phones.

??? Phones uses usb-c not thunderbolt lmao

@@linuxsbc i guess it wasnt clear that i was actually responding to him lol

Illuminati has 3 sides, it also has 3 edges. 3*3*3= 27 27/3=9 9=3+3+3 Illuminati has 3 sides! Illuminati confirmed. (Stop doing math! It's illuminati!)

Holy shit! We are geniuses!

Jorge Resendiz Thunderbolt is how Illuminati spy on macs. It's also available in Pc now...

PCIe3 also

Jorge Resendiz no portal 3

uh okay.

+Barnacules Nerdgasm Haha right! :)

+Barnacules Nerdgasm alright

+Barnacules Nerdgasm what a flop of a joke

lol....

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@@BrotherhoodOfHam I can hear James from Donut Media

I'm a bit newb at this, but I assumed that if it can power more things it should be able to support higher resolutions than regular DisplayPort. Is that not the case at all?

***** thunderbolt cable can work in a mini display port?

***** Not sure if the cables can carry the same information can they? Although it may fit now sure if it would properly transmit.

***** Before we were saying "who needs 4k?" Now look at us. Like the little thunder storm in the background, we will always need more power.

Thunderbolt cables carry Displayport "lanes", you can imagine this by stuffing a displayport cable, power cable and PCIe cable, bundling that and you get a Thunderbolt cable. The "plugging in Graphics card via Thunderbolt" is not a bad idea. The graphics card could get power through thunderbolt, plug into the motherboard wie the PCIe lanes which are "in" the Thunderbolt cable" and carrying the display signal to the PC via Thunderbolt. The display could then be plugged into the PC itself. Now if you imagine the PC being a laptop and if theres not a display and graphics card plugged into it, you could just use the graphic processor in the CPU for on-the-go working, then you get home and plug in 1 thunderbolt cable for GPU and 1 HDMI or whatever cabble for you display and you are ready to go. I wish there would be a dock for a ultrabook that just support 1 GPU to be built in.

Or buy direct from the company that makes their razors, which the business name is Dorco. I've been using the pace 6 since December and it seems that the 24 blade bulk buy would last me a whole year and more since I've only used up half of the supply. Don't know if you can buy direct in Europe(They do have a USA and a International website) but you should send them an email and see what they say.

Omg this comment made me laugh so hard.😂😂

It wasn't even funny. Nowhere in the video did Linus state that you need to buy wipes to purchase Thunderbolt.

+陈北宗 The key point is "almost". The connection did not have sufficient bandwidth to match the maximum, so it depended on the requirements of the game, and unplugging the cable would crash the computer. External GPU is definitely the future, but it is just that, in the future.

kebakent Thunderbolt 3.0 will have enough bandwidth to handle a mid-range GPU (GTX 950 and the like) and the crashing problem can be fixed by providing a hot-plug-friendly driver.

nope, i laughed my ass of when i saw this

defo

I think the actual chips are the same size, it's mostly the cooling on the desktop ones that give them the edge, they can be clocked much higher.

This is true but then why isn't the laptop GPUs up to par with the desktop ones then? TalesOfWar

Martino Ringo HD Simple. They don't have the space to cool them in a laptop. A desktop GPU is as big as an entire laptop in terms of its volume. There's only so much you can do in such a small space so they have to clock them lower to produce less heat. They also have to think of power consumption. They can't drink as much juice given they don't have a wall outlet to draw constant fresh power from, it's all contained within a battery with only a finite charge.

Surely there's more to it than cooling, though? I would imagine that the bigger the card, the more components, cores and onboard memory you could achieve.

Came here for this comment.

Lonitec Not as of lately though.

You have to give other people some hope. Then crush them shortly after.

FNATIC!!!

Lonitec xD!

LeanderLFC Let's see what they can do in ESWC 2014 or the next major.

docking an external desktop gpu on a laptop is one example

can you do that for mac?

probobly.

can any laptop that has thunderbolt do this??

Maybe yes but you dont have an external GPU that support laptop YET.

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