@@belowboyt9876 Kid, they don't make the PSUs. And their QC is still the envy of ASUS, ASRock, and MSI. Like all the other silly Taiwanese companies, they rebadge OTHER company's Taiwanese products/junk to sell as accessories. GIGABYTE picked the wrong Taiwanese PSU to rebrand...
its actually one of the worst companies for the the things you stated also have the worst RMA in the entire electronic segment. not sure where you got your info from
I bought a Gigabyte mobo back around June, it is my main PC and I'm playing it right now. Needless to say this is the BEST PC I've ever owned and I absolutely love the gigabyte motherboards, you guys got a life long customer from me as long as you keep manufacturing these quality boards! And this video blows my mind how these things are built! Unbelievable the pin-point accurate machinery that makes these things.
I admire these people that work very hard to bring us these wonders that make us all connected: computers. If not for these heroes and heroines, we would be living in a very dull world.
Love Gigabyte, just got my first serious gaming rig with their brand motherboard, works great, never crashes, very easy to tweak and customize the BIOS! And let the haters hate on the comments, the guy's English is broken but it's fine, it's nice he can speak a second language. It's really hard for some people (like me), I can't pick up other languages for crap. Thanks for this great video!
OMG THANK YOU To all the amazing hard working women building Gigabyte Motherboards!I hope Gigabyte is good to you all ! Amazing robotics too - installing the components soooo fast it is just a blur... faster than we human can see it ! Thank you all for doing a good job and sharing your workplace with youtube. I am very greatful you perform multiple tests & quality procedures... Gigabyte is Great ! :-)
Surprised how manual so much of the process is. Manual visual inspection, all non-SMD components placed by hand, manual fixing with a soldering iron... it's not very sophisticated, is it? Motherboard manufacturers are basically just sticking a few components on a PCB.
+Kevin Ping In terms of Labor cost, you'd be better off in India, as their becoming an Emerging Labor market with such a high population. Regardess, the reason you see all the manufacturing In Taiwan/China is a few reasons. First, the cheap cost of the raw materials. Second, the sheer density of these manufacturers in such a small geographical area makes it very cheap to get the materials. Third, your Income Taxes and Import/Export costs are extremely low in comparison to most EU countries. Even with all of that, the Labor is still far below what your typical US minimum wage factory worker will make.
How does one come up with the idea for a Motherboard.. I mean.. How came up with or who designed it..? For something so complex, it's very hard, for me, to understand how exactly how the whole circuit was built, or drawn up..
+Mark II in the process of making a new motherboard (Model) you will spend about 1 year and atleast 100 people have been working on it. it is complex. No one person will be able to do that alone.
+Mark II Compared to those telecommunication boards or server boards, these are just a piece of cake. There are lots of people graduate from college learning electronic engineering.
JRLM Yes it is as complex. unless you are a Hardware engineer you shuld not say that is not. and if you where a hardware engineer you would not say it either !
why do people generalize humans. you people act like collectivist, always putting people in groups when in reality it is individuals that are in control. there are smart women, there are dumb women. there are smart men, there are dumb men. nothing can be categorized when it comes to humans. and you wonder why humans fight over primordial ways of thinking based on race, gender, or religion. its pathetic people cant think for themselves, as individuals.
Very well done and informative video. I always find it interesting that most of the workers on the assembly line are women. This seems to be the cast at most electronic factories. They must be more adaptable to this type of work. BTW, the narrator's English is very good.
Ha ha, that's a valuable little steal Trouff! Nice video, good to see all the quality control stops throughout the manufacturing process. Thanks for the great effort.
So remember people, it's all quality control... Not where it's made... I would say most of those poor chinese workers do a better factory job than than most of us working in factories... again, all quality control...
Good, I like that you share this video, I wish success always Xyala and Trouffman explain you how to make a motherboard from A to Z, the video show some exclusive footage on the production line of the GIGABYTE Factory in Nan-Ping.
hello everyone for me giga byte my motherboard the giga byte is motherboards how it is why my computer automatically turns back on when I relax it in the evening wrong the motherboard?
wow this is so mind blowing ...those people work so hard everyday to deliver such performance for every user......i am using g41-combo and this board handles every operation so well ........love u gigabyte u rock any day .....love taiwan
MajorGaming Of course ! He was actually laughing at the accent of the man in the video, litteraly his sentence would be like : " Hahahah the Frenglish accent :D" In France "Franglais" is the way we call the accent of French people who has a very strong French accent but are still speaking English pretty decently. There you have it, hope you undrestood me ! :)
no unless amd and intel work together and make their chipsets exactly the same. 12 ram slots? i think you can do it nut you probably need to get a custom made motherboard cause it needs to be bigger. same with 6 pci-e. the motherboard needs to be really big for that.
Intel and nvidia support conflict free minerals yet the company slave labour Japanese peaple to finish the work and put it together and then box it and ship it it's still sad these guys or gals get paid shit like I bet they only get like maybe £3 a hour or something or less than that so it's pretty sad ok they get paid but not alot the miners who get the minerals don't get paid any way so I think the future for technology is pretty sad that we get others to do the job we don't wanna so just shows how lazy we became I bet those Japanese or north Korean don't get much yet they work hours to produce our better faster processors or mother boards to build our computers
hypocrites moron,, why you called this kind of works as slave labor? do you know that this kind of company provide free meals,,,full benefits for woman just like maternal leaves and day off. and the working environment is very clean. even this is very tiring because of speed requirements,.. the company is very happy with this because Asians are very productive workaholic people,, which is very far from the white western people working attitude.
@@jonathanoxlade4252 i doubt anyone in Japan specially Japanese will accept 3$ thats very low for the cost of life there and Minimum wage is lot more than that
Sorry to have to say this but this guys pronounciation of basic tech words is atrocious! The REMASTERED version is so much more pleasant to listen to and the HD video is easy on the eyes and a genuine pleasure to watch! Thank You for reMastering the video!
@heffyg101 if you ask me that sounded more like french... either way, in it's very common for big IT enterprises to feature narrators with visible accents. That way they try to show their internationality and acceptance. I work at Autodesk (a software enterprise) and at least 50% of our new products or updates are introduced by someone with a strong accent. Call it cliché if you will :D
what is funny/cool most manufacture still use windows 95 or xp. 4:45 lol even intel pc manufacture today. most buisness still use it because of cost upgrading with new software/hardware that are compatible.
Idk about them but I work in a plant that makes interior lighting units for ford and our SMT machines can access the internet. All they are is a PC with a giant machine housing them. Running windows xp and some programs to control the machine.
Check carefully around 6:15. The whole board is bent several times. And why all those manual soldering adjustments? It looks completely amateurish. Perhaps they do it similarly at Asus or MSI ? I've had one D.O.A. Gigabyte motherboard. Not surprising.
+Jacques Mertens It's a PCB. Bending it doesn't damage anything. The manual soldering is necessary since there are a lot of things that computers can't actually detect or control, and just adding a human element could increase yields quite dramatically. DOA motherboards happen with every brand, not just Gigabyte.
I personally love gigabyte motherboards, every computer I have built was with a gigabyte board. And they all work today as good as they did new. Just purchased one for a I7 8700k build.
A very good idea is to make a flexible mother board that can bend and be flex and not break but instead mold to different areas and be more efficient as it would be flexible, that would be awesome for robots as robots need to be move flexible as well.
As an owner of a performance Gigabyte motherboard on an AMD platform, I can say without a doubt that my next motherboard will be ASUS. Problems started from pretty much the first step: installing windows. The motherboard driver required to install windows 7 on an SSD, provided by Gigabyte simply did not work. After many, many hours of trying various things, the solution was to install Windows Vista, which had a functional driver and then upgrade it to Win 7. The next problem I had was that the sink of the VRM's was running very hot. I looked it up and it's a common issue, caused by Gigabyte using very low quality thermal paste. The problem was resolved by removing the heat sinks from the motherboard and applying better thermal paste. The next problem came up when I started overclocking my CPU: my PSU, my cooling and the motherboard all theoretically have plenty of headroom for overclocking. The problem was that the quality of the power supplied by the motherboard's VRM's was so bad that the CPU quickly became unstable even at slightly higher-than-stock voltages. To me it seems that there's a good reason why Gigabyte is the most affordable brand.
So you're clueless but you think buying a fangirl board like ASUS will make things better. 6 years later, have you moved onto the latest fangirl brand, MSI, or do you stick with ASUS?
@OverclockingTV I really like it! I'm always been curious how they make such complicating hardware like motherboards!! and btw, the French accent was no problem to me and I'm a dutch man! :)
Love the reliability of Gigabyte. This brand has been my favorite for almost 10 years and never have had any issue.
Are you sure
Because Made in Taiwan unlike Foxconn being made in China
This aged well....Gigabyte and their exploding power supplies..
@@belowboyt9876 Kid, they don't make the PSUs. And their QC is still the envy of ASUS, ASRock, and MSI. Like all the other silly Taiwanese companies, they rebadge OTHER company's Taiwanese products/junk to sell as accessories. GIGABYTE picked the wrong Taiwanese PSU to rebrand...
@@josh6715 Yes, kid.
Always admired Gigabyte- attention to detail, quality, innovation, dependability- and that beautiful one-of-a-kind proprietary blue color.
its actually one of the worst companies for the the things you stated also have the worst RMA in the entire electronic segment. not sure where you got your info from
did i mention serious FAIL rates on almost all the graphics cards they make
@@ronniedoe3365 ALL TECWARE IS 💩 NOW.
I understood every word of this guy. Until I read the comments, I didn't realise people couldn't. -_-
You're probably used to hearing this accent
ikr i understood him fine mostly minus some words
Krisando same
i dont undersatnd what youre typinggg
Krisando So many orientals and I couldn’t understand him that well
I bought a Gigabyte mobo back around June, it is my main PC and I'm playing it right now. Needless to say this is the BEST PC I've ever owned and I absolutely love the gigabyte motherboards, you guys got a life long customer from me as long as you keep manufacturing these quality boards!
And this video blows my mind how these things are built! Unbelievable the pin-point accurate machinery that makes these things.
6:00 OMG they put it with hand? amazing
Great video! I don’t see why so many people find it hard to understand this guy. I understood him just fine.
He has a french accent
Charlie Davidson k
Funny that the title it said: "How to make a motherboard"
Just like i can actually make one, eh? XD
Next stop, home made flip flop for bit memory, eh? Like you could make and then miniaturize that in a day.
8 year later, he finally reached 50 likes!
🤣
@@bathtubfish55 13k+ now ;)
@@Pumie03 that’s exactly what I searched for
I admire these people that work very hard to bring us these wonders that make us all connected: computers. If not for these heroes and heroines, we would be living in a very dull world.
Thanks for the tour never seen before. i am China's friendly neighbour & i had no problem understanding you. though it is Taiwanese.
Love Gigabyte, just got my first serious gaming rig with their brand motherboard, works great, never crashes, very easy to tweak and customize the BIOS! And let the haters hate on the comments, the guy's English is broken but it's fine, it's nice he can speak a second language. It's really hard for some people (like me), I can't pick up other languages for crap. Thanks for this great video!
Amazing. My first computer was the Ohio Scientific superboard 2. The complexity of these motherboards is amazing in comparison.
OMG THANK YOU To all the amazing hard working women building Gigabyte Motherboards!I hope Gigabyte is good to you all ! Amazing robotics too - installing the components soooo fast it is just a blur... faster than we human can see it ! Thank you all for doing a good job and sharing your workplace with youtube. I am very greatful you perform multiple tests & quality procedures... Gigabyte is Great ! :-)
Surprised how manual so much of the process is. Manual visual inspection, all non-SMD components placed by hand, manual fixing with a soldering iron... it's not very sophisticated, is it? Motherboard manufacturers are basically just sticking a few components on a PCB.
+TazeTSchnitzel
Depends what factory, MSI uses automation most of the time today.
+florent trepanier They are not Chinese! In Taiwan, labour aren't as cheap as you'd think.
+Kevin Ping In terms of Labor cost, you'd be better off in India, as their becoming an Emerging Labor market with such a high population. Regardess, the reason you see all the manufacturing In Taiwan/China is a few reasons. First, the cheap cost of the raw materials. Second, the sheer density of these manufacturers in such a small geographical area makes it very cheap to get the materials. Third, your Income Taxes and Import/Export costs are extremely low in comparison to most EU countries. Even with all of that, the Labor is still far below what your typical US minimum wage factory worker will make.
MSI must be rich to get rid of alot of hard workers for like maybe 10 workers than 100 workers 1 robot takes away alot of workers
ugh That's why today's electronics fail so fast. Cheap labour=> cheap quality.
Thank to all great woman who assambling Gigabyte Motherboard, i'm proud of you!
How does one come up with the idea for a Motherboard.. I mean.. How came up with or who designed it..? For something so complex, it's very hard, for me, to understand how exactly how the whole circuit was built, or drawn up..
+Mark II in the process of making a new motherboard (Model) you will spend about 1 year and atleast 100 people have been working on it. it is complex. No one person will be able to do that alone.
wardope Kinda figured.. Yeah, it's extremely complex circuitry. Thanx for the reply.
+Mark II Compared to those telecommunication boards or server boards, these are just a piece of cake. There are lots of people graduate from college learning electronic engineering.
it's not as complex as you think...
JRLM Yes it is as complex. unless you are a Hardware engineer you shuld not say that is not. and if you where a hardware engineer you would not say it either !
Well that's it! I now have everything to make my own motherboard! Thanks! 🤗
Oh, so to make a motherboard i need some copper plates, some glue and oh i forgot, a factory ... :/
You're forgetting about low cost labor!!
Sry but Asians work Harder then Mexicans!!! And they're not asking for Amnesty!!
SupaNami have u voted Trump?
Hello iam from the future
@@abdalrahmanalattar5693 I feel so old because of you... so depressing... midlife crisis mode activated.
@@mebossyounothing how old are you now :P
just keep printing them! yeah... hvala na titlovima, također!
The narrator is like a Chinese-French guy speaking English
he's french. i can hear it. that's my native language. he sometimes pronounce words as in french -_- as when he says "misplaced" and ze instead of the
the tongue vibrate inside teeth when it's "ze"
the tongue vibrate between front teeth when it's "the".
ffs it's not that difficult -_-
Proud Mother's making motherboards.
Solid motherboards, well made
Oh mon Dieu! Je sais pas qui est le français qui a fait ça, mais très franchement, t'es extraordinaire.
"And now you are know exactly how is made a motherboard."
Why yes, thank you.
Nice trip sir
daaamn that's some ancient technology even for 2010
Builds some of the most advanced computer parts in computing, uses monitors and computers from the 90s to test them
I want to know how they come up with the trace pattern
Exigent Incursion entitles
Exigent Incursion demons
That's a lot of building! ^.^ I plan on making electronics like that myself in due time.
Am i the only one, who is amazed to see women assembling such high end technology?
These women are amazing!!
Females are generally smarter than guys, they just tend to focus more on the things that matter.
***** Uhh no they aren't that's an opinion.
Wahab Qamar women follow instructions better than men.
why do people generalize humans. you people act like collectivist, always putting people in groups when in reality it is individuals that are in control. there are smart women, there are dumb women. there are smart men, there are dumb men. nothing can be categorized when it comes to humans. and you wonder why humans fight over primordial ways of thinking based on race, gender, or religion. its pathetic people cant think for themselves, as individuals.
Wahab Qamar You are an idiot.
Very well done and informative video. I always find it interesting that most of the workers on the assembly line are women. This seems to be the cast at most electronic factories. They must be more adaptable to this type of work. BTW, the narrator's English is very good.
Ha ha, that's a valuable little steal Trouff! Nice video, good to see all the quality control stops throughout the manufacturing process. Thanks for the great effort.
I like how he says place. Also, that pick and place machine is cool. and fast.
So remember people, it's all quality control... Not where it's made... I would say most of those poor chinese workers do a better factory job than than most of us working in factories... again, all quality control...
***** lol, sure they are not, making 80 cents an hour makes them rich as fuck...
+jirka merunka
actually even a farmer can get 2.8 usd per hour here
jirka merunka dont say chinese to a taiwanese xD
Madness just Madness i'm impressed!
pozdrowienia z lekcji utk 29.10.2015
Good, I like that you share this video, I wish success always Xyala and Trouffman explain you how to make a motherboard from A to Z, the video show some exclusive footage on the production line of the GIGABYTE Factory in Nan-Ping.
definetly french ^^
КРУТО !!!!!!!! СКОЛЬКО СИЛ И ТЕХНИКИ НАДО ЧТОБ ВОПЛОТИТЬ !!!!!
Would have been a good video if I could have understood you
+alextheboss14 Remastered version : ua-cam.com/video/5vWrEmpRX_Q/v-deo.html
+OverClocking-TV great! Thank you
hello everyone for me giga byte my motherboard the giga byte is motherboards how it is why my computer automatically turns back on when I relax it in the evening wrong the motherboard?
I want to make motherboard plz give me a chance I want to job here
mustafa ahamed
OK Mustafa but first you have to build one at home to prove your self
wow this is so mind blowing ...those people work so hard everyday to deliver such performance for every user......i am using g41-combo and this board handles every operation so well ........love u gigabyte u rock any day .....love taiwan
@DarkEmoE Yes! But asian. Oooooooh yeah.
Didn’t expect to see you here lmao
amazingly the translate caption feature actually works okay
2:10 Wow, the Highspeed Chip-Placer is as fast as the Highspeed korean Player, who will use that mainboard xD
I am more fascinated by the machines that create the motherboards! how did they design and manufacture them?!
Cool thats my board
I like this video keep going 🤠 greeting from Morocco
I don't know why i am watch this video on 2019
Nice vid especially last moment. Thanks
Although your accent fucking killed me, good documentation.
ahah that was year ago :) we re-did a better version with a native english speaker : ua-cam.com/video/5vWrEmpRX_Q/v-deo.html
Watching this with my Gigabyte GA-Z77X-UD5H. Proud Gigabyte owner!
Now I can consider my pc as a wife
thank you
Hahahah l'accent franglais =D
Herbrax 212 Learn english, like everybody does
😂😂
Learn French, and you will realise why he wrote it in french.
Timothé Béliard Can you translate it for me please?
MajorGaming Of course ! He was actually laughing at the accent of the man in the video, litteraly his sentence would be like : " Hahahah the Frenglish accent :D" In France "Franglais" is the way we call the accent of French people who has a very strong French accent but are still speaking English pretty decently. There you have it, hope you undrestood me ! :)
no unless amd and intel work together and make their chipsets exactly the same. 12 ram slots? i think you can do it nut you probably need to get a custom made motherboard cause it needs to be bigger. same with 6 pci-e. the motherboard needs to be really big for that.
But why the hell did they choose a french for the off voice ??
what a dread accent. It does not sound english even a little...
I find it better than American English.
Hi actually the ICT means is "In Circuit Testing" this where all of the components and the trace are being tested.
1a
i was told they had to act human for this video , lol
Intel and nvidia support conflict free minerals yet the company slave labour Japanese peaple to finish the work and put it together and then box it and ship it it's still sad these guys or gals get paid shit like I bet they only get like maybe £3 a hour or something or less than that so it's pretty sad ok they get paid but not alot the miners who get the minerals don't get paid any way so I think the future for technology is pretty sad that we get others to do the job we don't wanna so just shows how lazy we became I bet those Japanese or north Korean don't get much yet they work hours to produce our better faster processors or mother boards to build our computers
hypocrites moron,, why you called this kind of works as slave labor? do you know that this kind of company provide free meals,,,full benefits for woman just like maternal leaves and day off. and the working environment is very clean. even this is very tiring because of speed requirements,.. the company is very happy with this because Asians are very productive workaholic people,, which is very far from the white western people working attitude.
jinkazama368 Agree, but did you know that in the factory the air is much cleaner than in the hospital?
@@jonathanoxlade4252 i doubt anyone in Japan specially Japanese will accept 3$ thats very low for the cost of life there and Minimum wage is lot more than that
Sorry to have to say this but this guys pronounciation of basic tech words is atrocious! The REMASTERED version is so much more pleasant to listen to and the HD video is easy on the eyes and a genuine pleasure to watch! Thank You for reMastering the video!
looks like a chinese sweat shop
prodby_eS. GIGABYTE is Taiwanese company
@heffyg101
if you ask me that sounded more like french... either way, in it's very common for big IT enterprises to feature narrators with visible accents. That way they try to show their internationality and acceptance.
I work at Autodesk (a software enterprise) and at least 50% of our new products or updates are introduced by someone with a strong accent. Call it cliché if you will :D
what is funny/cool most manufacture still use windows 95 or xp. 4:45 lol even intel pc manufacture today. most buisness still use it because of cost upgrading with new software/hardware that are compatible.
*****
compatibility with production soft/hardware on al fronts.. costs quite a bit. and its not needed. these machines are not online anyway.
Idk about them but I work in a plant that makes interior lighting units for ford and our SMT machines can access the internet. All they are is a PC with a giant machine housing them. Running windows xp and some programs to control the machine.
Hell, they were even using DOS for the testing of components toward the end :P
8:57
3Dtimespace when it is working, why not...
Never touch a running system.
I like all the testing..
Check carefully around 6:15. The whole board is bent several times. And why all those manual soldering adjustments? It looks completely amateurish. Perhaps they do it similarly at Asus or MSI ? I've had one D.O.A. Gigabyte motherboard. Not surprising.
+Jacques Mertens It's a PCB. Bending it doesn't damage anything. The manual soldering is necessary since there are a lot of things that computers can't actually detect or control, and just adding a human element could increase yields quite dramatically. DOA motherboards happen with every brand, not just Gigabyte.
Clueless.
Ahhh, thanks. I'm gonna make one my own now. Very helpful.
agressive designing
That english killed me 😯
Toky Tazwar cool
was he speaking in English? I just noticed after read comments
OverClocking-TV Shots fired shots fires
I blame it on you not being able to speak English very well yourself.
Nice Video. Thank you
No offence but- subtitles made me understand the video.
that highspeed part placer is aweaome
blue PCBs are ugly
Gplay Bangladesh well, better than yellow
No, they aren't.
Great video, i love to see how they do this things.
They should caLL it ,how to make a faulty motherboard.
made in china....LOL
everything is made in china nowadays.
Gigabyte is one of the 3 top tier motherboard manufacturers..
They said made in Taiwan. Not made in China. Gigabyte is the company which most proudly says that their hardware is very durable.
Yeah right.Very durable ... I had bought 4 gigabyte motherboards already ,all faulty ...
Very informational video very good thank you very much.
very informative, thanks for uploading this.
great video... it's very educated... 😀... thanks a lot...
Thanks for the video! Looking to pick up a new motherboard soon.
this video is very intresting thanks for uploading
That is one high-tech kitchen!
I personally love gigabyte motherboards, every computer I have built was with a gigabyte board. And they all work today as good as they did new.
Just purchased one for a I7 8700k build.
THIS IS AWSOME
que legal, sou facinado por essas fábricas
A very good idea is to make a flexible mother board that can bend and be flex and not break but instead mold to different areas and be more efficient as it would be flexible, that would be awesome for robots as robots need to be move flexible as well.
So much Work in One.Motherboard
good job for both!
Well done guys. Good information. Thanks for sharing.
Very great production lines.
Any needs on conformal High Power High Voltage on UV Curing Coating Powers?
it's amazing technology.
Nice operation, I bet some things have changed in the factory since the video. They don't have any ESD compliance in place it looks like.
That was Awesome
super work.............
@Techspat Thanks ! Was really really hard work ;) the video was already HUUUUGGGEEE with all the RAW video to organise etc...
Nice video about an impressing production site. But do you really brush the board to get it shiny and not to remove solder balls?
I have installed at least 50 GA-G41M-ES2Ls in the past. Love Gigabyte
good video, gigabyte rules
It's nice to see they have such a large workforce of women..
As an owner of a performance Gigabyte motherboard on an AMD platform, I can say without a doubt that my next motherboard will be ASUS. Problems started from pretty much the first step: installing windows. The motherboard driver required to install windows 7 on an SSD, provided by Gigabyte simply did not work. After many, many hours of trying various things, the solution was to install Windows Vista, which had a functional driver and then upgrade it to Win 7.
The next problem I had was that the sink of the VRM's was running very hot. I looked it up and it's a common issue, caused by Gigabyte using very low quality thermal paste. The problem was resolved by removing the heat sinks from the motherboard and applying better thermal paste.
The next problem came up when I started overclocking my CPU: my PSU, my cooling and the motherboard all theoretically have plenty of headroom for overclocking. The problem was that the quality of the power supplied by the motherboard's VRM's was so bad that the CPU quickly became unstable even at slightly higher-than-stock voltages.
To me it seems that there's a good reason why Gigabyte is the most affordable brand.
So you're clueless but you think buying a fangirl board like ASUS will make things better. 6 years later, have you moved onto the latest fangirl brand, MSI, or do you stick with ASUS?
this video is awsome
Awesome video
i want this job..!! but what course for assemble motherboard?
@OverclockingTV I really like it! I'm always been curious how they make such complicating hardware like motherboards!!
and btw, the French accent was no problem to me and I'm a dutch man! :)
Amazing it is...