@David Davidson you seem to be really personally offended I made the comment - not sure why it matters so much to you, but since its had such a clear negative effect I feel like I should apologize. I'm sorry I spent 30 seconds to make a youtube comment that only 230 people enjoyed instead of the 400 required for it to apparently be worthwhile.
Linus: This is a gaming experience that alot of people may never experience for the next ten year. PC: *Blacks out* Im pretty sure ive experienced this part of gaming many times before
I just got the full experience. I was just about to play my game and as it started loading I had my buddy switch off the power on the the power supply. It was pretty a mindblowing experience, definitely once in a lifetime for sure!
God, nothing worse than working all day and thinking I will play something when I get home and my pc has other ideas for the evening. At least I have had only about 4 problems in about 2 years.
if i'm correct, that would be the same as plugging just about anything in, a pc cant magically draw more power from 1 outlet, power supplies just convert the amps to more voltage.
My pc used to do that, one of our lights was messed up or something that made it super sensitive to that kind of thing. Turn the washer on? Flicker. Turn the vacuum on? Flicker. Turn on the pc? Flicker
Actually, my 2009 Mac Pro does that when I even wake it up from sleep. My lights will flicker and the cd drives will click and the hard drives spin up. I must say, the power supply in that thing is 950 watts, so it's pretty dang close to Linus'. Also, like other people have mentioned, the vacuum I use does dim the lights when I use it, but I don't know the wattage of it
if u saw some other reviewer's review regarding the usual often used statements by the marketing team: "it's an excuse so they don't have to give it to you for free" used by sellers for generation no matter the availability.
Man 15 years ago I was so excited for SLI, but never got a chance to get that 2nd card through multiple mainboards. Looking back, I'm glad I never spent the money.
@cpong I never could treat SLI seriously, for a 100% more investment you would have usually something like 20-30% increase in performance and not in every game.. seems like a waste of money for me.
2x GTX 690 (i.e. GTX 680 4GB, the EVGA FTW+ card) was probably the best scaling and also in the best era for SLI (2011-2015 games and all the SLI games that were released after the 8800 GTX like Crysis). GTX 680 SLI was between a GTX 970 and GTX 980 in performance, and GTX 690 SLI beats a GTX 1080 (non-Ti). The benefit of SLI had 2 primary reasoning back then: 1. A way for a gamer who invested $599 on an EVGA GTX 680 FTW+ in 2012 to invest only $300-400ish in 2015-2017 on a second EVGA GTX 680 FTW+ and reach the performance of a $549 980 or $599 1080 without having to invest in a completely new system, or more importantly: 2. A way for a gamer in 2012 to spend $1200 on the performance that no one else gets to experience for another half a decade. Basically become a god. Seriously, that's why people are paying $1300 for an RTX 4090 lmfaooo. You gotta pay for the best. You could 3-way SLI and even Quad-SLI the 600 series cards, and in that era (Witcher, Tomb Raider, Crysis, Arkham, etc.) the games did actually have good SLI scaling (as shown by Linus here in this video with Tomb Raider). So that was a magical time, indeed. Not to mention even if the game didn't explicitly scale that well with SLI, SLI still have you a ton of headroom when moving to higher resolutions or rendering SSAA. So, yeah 15 years ago when 8800 GTX SLI pioneered it and you got excited, the sweet spot was 11 years ago to 8 years ago. Sadly, that era is over, as nvidia would rather you buy a new $1000 GPU every other year rather than pick up a second 2-4 year old GPU. Shame really. The technology is where the future is as nvidia has been saying "Moore's Law is dead" and are trying to justify how overpriced/low performance some of their new cards are compared to expectations. Sounds like 2, 3, and 4 way SLI should be the future, but that doesn't maximize their bottom line. tl;dr if you can go back in time to the mid 2010s, try out the EVGA GTX 680 FTW+ 4GB (i.e. GTX 690) in SLI. Enjoy.
I had 2x 970's, used it in multi seat gaming, could play 3x dying light in high detail with my friends on one machine, I would absolutely get multiple again if they were supported on 3080's
@@jaytsun8873 yep, cant even say the word "guys" in 2020 or else some person will get triggered and say that its not gender neutral and call it "sexist" when saying that to a group of mixed genders
@@Erowens98 nvidia doesn't have "production capacity", they don't own a fabs. So there is few possible reason why you can't get these cards - they didn't order many at all (didn't book enough production lines), samsung have very low yields or as third nvidia make artificial shortage to pump up prices over their own msrp for some reason (higher manufacturing cost of cards than planned due high power demand or something).
@@Erowens98 samsung have enough of fabs to produce millions of units without issue. If someone order them and pay for manufacturing. So nvidia can buy more today and less tomorrow without anyone needing to spend more to produce more for short limited time, samsung will just switch these fabs to something else according to their schedule. And about monopoly...that will change in a month. Nvidia know that and that's why they go with lower prices this time. You don't need to be expert to know that if competition make cards on node with better yields, using cheaper memory (and with less chips with more narrow bus which give them advantage not just with price per GB but also with logistic cost) which use less power so need less expensive power management components and cooler so they can make cheaper cooling solution....with all that they card can be cheap. And even is it slower little bit if its cheaper hundreds of dollars they will sell better than your expensive product. That's main reason for price drop. Or you believe they are just good guys? Sure, today you can think people will buy them even for 1000, I'll ask you in one month will they still buy them for that amount.
@@Erowens98 fabs are not reserved days in advance and orders can't be changed on day to day basis, just look at problems AMD have for underestimated demand for 4000 series. That's just empty argument there, I'm not sure why it's so hard to you to admit that what you earlier say is BS. Or you just don't know how that business work? Maybe to go back to that "business school"? It's not about what I know, it's about what nvidia spies know. And price say everything, same as this pushed unprepared launch.
@Standard User Name damn, guess I'll sell some other body parts too. The laptops bottleneck very quickly because of the cooling. So the 30 series mobile are not even drawing out their full power. On top of that, you can't physically take out the graphics card since it is literally built in.
@Standard User NameThe price is fairly expensive, and doesn't last that long, and its prime time where it performs the best is only about 2-3 years from once you've bought it. It's just not worth it to get a gaming laptop imo. I'd wait for about another year or 2.
@Standard User Name I'd atill rather play with a console since games would be finely tuned for it, or a high-end pc, the only reason I see myself getting a gaming laptop would be because of the fact it's mobile. A pc would cost the same, and you could get more performance out of it, and it would last longer.
For months I couldn't figure out why my room was so much warmer than the rest of the house.. until I felt the exhaust fan on the top of my pc. I5 8600k and rtx 2060 super truly do create some heat!
Linus: “This is the kind of setup that even 10 years from now, most people will never have experienced” PC: Shuts down So I guess people are better at buying PSUs 10 years from now, huh?
It does double duty representing the supply bottleneck 30-series buyers are currently experiencing. Truly, the aesthetic design team foresaw everything.
"This is one of the gaming setup that even in like 10 years nobody would ever have experienced. Let me enjoy that for a moment." 7:32 *right after the loading screen it flickers*
That power draw is insane! I recently built a dual RTX 8000 / custom water cooled 3970x PC for an engineering firm that wanted to add Raytracing to their workflow. That PC would draw 600 watts of power just logging into Windows, and 1400 watts under load usually. They had to get a dedicated circuit ran and a 3000 VA UPS for it because it was tripping the breaker in the office it was installed in with the 2 4k screens + everything else. I took a lot of random pictures and videos of it when I finished it, I might make something out of the clips.
13:34 "is he dead? I can't tell.." if there's one thing I remember from that friggin game it's saying that line in my head with every 2nd enemy. "is this the animation where he dies at the end of it, or is this the animation where he falls to the ground and shoots me a few more times before dying?"
Maybe it's not NVIDIA's fault, maybe it's just economics. As the technology improved it could turn out it's more power and money efficient to create one powerful GPU instead of making connectors, drivers, compatible motherboards, compatible games and add the functionality to the GPU itself
Everyone: can't buy a 3090 anywhere. UA-camrs: we've got so many 3090s that we're sticking them together with SLI and overclocking them. In our next video, we make a little fort using 3090s as bricks.
I feel like SLI still has a home for creators and simular. I wish Linus would have done a comparison on things like 7zip, Blender renders, and blender fluid animations. These would have brought out better testing results around the environment they were designed for. Am I the only one who thinks this?
That goes into his whole SLI vs NVlink thing. Might be nice to see a contrasting video on what a bridged GPU setup is still good for after the death of SLI.
Some parallel workloads can work on multiple cards without any bridges required! Also that's what NVLink was created for, and it's much better in compute tasks than for gaming.
Just think about the drops behind the scenes. What if the shortage of 3000 series gpus is simply because linus dropped all of them, rather than convenient scalping.
I love these classic Linus videos. They seem more friendly and less ‘produced’ than some of the newer stuff. The new videos can often be a bit shouty and loud.
Just by watching this video, I learned that: 1) PSU Efficiency is how well it can sustain its rated wattage. 2) That the RTX 30-series experiences power spikes that can trip the protections on PSUs and cause it to shut off when it hits close to or above the power supply's limit. 3) That SLI doesn't do anything anymore. 4) That the 1% and .1% lows in FPS averages represent lag spikes and frame drops. Wow, great video.
PSU efficiency is how much power from the wall gets delivered into components, say your efficiency is exactly 80%. So if your the sum of your PC parts requires 1000W, then your draw from the wall will be 1200W. It's a bit more complicated than that, but that's the gist of it. Still, all good points.
"PSU Efficiency is how well it can sustain its rated wattage." Pretty sure its actually how much of that wattage can actually be used by the system and doesnt get lost as heat.
@@Erenzilable I just wanna be that insufferable maths pedant who points out that if it was pulling 1200w at the wall and achieving 80% efficiency, the components would be using 960W, not 1000W. I think. If I'm understanding which way round efficiency works when measured as a %.
@@GregFRDT it looks crazy in slo mo, but actually it’s fine, switch back to normal and that’s the normal wear and tear every graphics card suffers from.
@@elixerrrr like a peninsula almanzar most ugliest Ramen turn up volume. You can look at them everybody to go into the monster when you look at the years of the months or when you see him and if he doesn't answer don't you don't you like it Kaboom body got a smoothie at the Hilton get to a match
@@Cemtexify Per object motion blur at high framerates can be pretty good. Per object motion blur at low frame rates has less frames to give a sense of motion blur and looks choppy. Full screen motion blur... always looks terrible in my opinion.
Motion blur is the one thing that adds a ton of realism to games. In racing sims, it literally completely changes the whole experience, there is nothing wrong with it except in fps shooters.
*_This is the kind of gaming setup that, even 10 years from now, most people will have never experienced._* You are absolutely right Linus. I doubt many have or will ever experience their power supply tripping because the graphics card(s) pull more power than their psu can handle.
I had to uprate my PSU because it tripped when I put my 2080ti FTW3 in my PC, to be fair, I was fairly sure it was going too happen and had bought one already I just wanted to try it on the old one.
Or they're selling them as fast as they can get GPUs from Nvidia, and keeping extras on hand for reviewer hijinks would be a disservice to their customers. I'm pretty fed up with Nvidia's bullshit, but I don't quite follow your argument.
Preordering 100% solved FOMO and high demand in the past so it's all a scam. Been telling everyone all the tech channels are just acting like corporate mouths. None of these products are real to fabricate high demand and create a sense of FOMO in everyone. Bunch of marketing scheming and mind games for morons.
Linus is the best at sponsor plugs. They're always so half assed and off the cuff they're consistently hilarious. I guess that's one way to get people to watch your commercial. Can't skip a commercial if even the guy doing the ad doesn't know when or what it is.
To put this in perspective, most electric heaters over here (in UK) have three settings, fan only (if applicable), 1500W-2000W high setting to warm the room up from cold, and 700-1000W to keep the room warm (which will generally cut in and out as it goes above and below whatever you set as max temperature). This PC is a very capable fan heater.
So true with new graphics cards. I use to laugh at 1000watt power supplys cuz you would never need it. Now 850 or higher is needed not just a flex or something
10 years is a REALLY long time in the world of PC hardware though. Just think of what an absolute top end multi GPU solution from 10 years ago compared to even a single low end GPU from today would be like and I think you'd be surprised. In 10 years time matching this 3090 sli for a low amount of money would be easy (though I realise Linus might have just said 10 years for exaggeration) Even if he said 5 years and meant in relation to mid range I'd still be kind of skeptical, mostly because tech looks to recently be starting to move faster than it did in the last 10 years, especially with real time Ray tracing for gaming still being in it's infancy.
@@mydogbuddy07 Absolute top end multi GPU would be quad gtx 580s and you still can't get any low end gpu that would even come close to its (theoretical) performance (it's around gtx 1080 - 2070)
@@Tc4ify Yeah, but I'm not talking about theoretical performance or even production performance like blender where scaling is usually very good. I'm talking about from around average good sli performance to best case sli performance (and even then, it's being generous to the sli system) I haven't looked up any benchmarks for this, but my guess would be that testing that quad 580 system in a few Sli titles that were out at the time (using older games, to be generous to the older system, since newer games would likely suffer due to drivers and stuff) I think even then, a recent mid range GPU would likely win, since it would be significantly faster than a single 580 and even the best sli scaling gets progressively worse going to 3 and 4 GPUS. Though I think the 3090 sli will fair even worse in the future compared to the quad 580 system, as the scaling and support here is pretty aweful, and the 3090 is not an impressive leap forward compared to previous years, though it's hard to say how much more impressive future GPUS will be, could be pretty significant though if MCM GPU are coming in the not too distant future 🤔
1:00 - Correct use of "raising the question..." instead of the all-to-common error of "begging the question!" Thank you Linus and Canada for helping to preserve proper, educated English.
I need 6x 8 pin PCI Express connectors for my now a bit dated 2 Radeon Pro Duo cards. That's 4 GPUs. And where software actually is able to exploit them, they still deliver very decent performance. CyberPunk 2077 runs in 4K on only 1 GPU with most settings at minimum, as they don't support multiple GPUs, and while it's not very fast (around 30 FPS), it does work, so those were fairly decent GPUs. If they supported mutiple GPUs, the performance would be quite spectacular on my system. Given the graphics card shortage - which will probably last for a long time to come - I'd say game developers would be well advised to support multiple GPUs again. It would greatly increase the number of people who could enjoy their games.
Also as a SLI junkie for 20 years. You can use a profile if you want or you can turn it on for all games in the settings tab. I dont use any game profiles I tell the driver to use manage 3d settings you can use profiles but I find them actaully worse then telling the driver to do what I want.
I like how linus is over here casually with three 3090s like that isn't a solid 30% of the entire stock of those cards
Facts
@David Davidson idk 200 people found it humorous, seems worthwhile to me
Ya it does
@David Davidson Your mother is a human, your father is also a human, your sister is another human as well.
@David Davidson you seem to be really personally offended I made the comment - not sure why it matters so much to you, but since its had such a clear negative effect I feel like I should apologize. I'm sorry I spent 30 seconds to make a youtube comment that only 230 people enjoyed instead of the 400 required for it to apparently be worthwhile.
Linus: This is a gaming experience that alot of people may never experience for the next ten year.
PC: *Blacks out*
Im pretty sure ive experienced this part of gaming many times before
Spat on my monitor. Thanks. That blue screen with a sad emoji, I´ve seen that one before too Linus.
Lmao
I just got the full experience. I was just about to play my game and as it started loading I had my buddy switch off the power on the the power supply. It was pretty a mindblowing experience, definitely once in a lifetime for sure!
God, nothing worse than working all day and thinking I will play something when I get home and my pc has other ideas for the evening. At least I have had only about 4 problems in about 2 years.
minepi.com/Niroula2020
I love how we’re watching this like we’re considering dual 3090’s
Ouch. Bro why did u have to say it like that 😭😭😭😭
If my car payment wasnt 635 a month
tf
Well, not anymore.
What if I am 😂
Can anyone just imagine Linus turning on his home computer
And all the lights in the house just dim slightly as it boots?
My whole house consumes about 1.2kW avg or 2-3kW max, the thought of adding this PC to the load would freaking terrify me, and my wallet.
if i'm correct, that would be the same as plugging just about anything in, a pc cant magically draw more power from 1 outlet, power supplies just convert the amps to more voltage.
My pc used to do that, one of our lights was messed up or something that made it super sensitive to that kind of thing. Turn the washer on? Flicker. Turn the vacuum on? Flicker. Turn on the pc? Flicker
Actually, my 2009 Mac Pro does that when I even wake it up from sleep. My lights will flicker and the cd drives will click and the hard drives spin up. I must say, the power supply in that thing is 950 watts, so it's pretty dang close to Linus'. Also, like other people have mentioned, the vacuum I use does dim the lights when I use it, but I don't know the wattage of it
rofl
"It's our only 3090 card, let's loan it to Linus" -Brave souls.
if u saw some other reviewer's review regarding the usual often used statements by the marketing team:
"it's an excuse so they don't have to give it to you for free"
used by sellers for generation no matter the availability.
At least he put the Asus card next to the fans. It was the standard 3090 that got cooked.
So where'd the other one come from?
@SHRANJAY WATTS Yes you are right. I thought he had mixed cards.
But Can it run Crysis?
My god, you can realistically use this machine as a heater, no joke.
It's literally a 1kw heater.
Gaming PCs are actually more efficient at that no joke.
@@Mebbwebb makes heat and frames, while pure heaters definitely can't run Crysis
@@Arbiter099 pure heaters also don't cost $4,000
@@Pwnstared Also there isn't as big of a supply shortage for space heaters as there is for 3000 Series cards lol
don't drop is this is literally 10% of the worlds 3090's
@UC5x-W-BkJ0KsKIbPO9GeiOw it's a bot
@UC5x-W-BkJ0KsKIbPO9GeiOw literally a bot my dude
I don't know man I think there's more than 20 reviewers with a 3090.
Orion Orion r/woooosh
@@Altair00rion r woosh
Man 15 years ago I was so excited for SLI, but never got a chance to get that 2nd card through multiple mainboards. Looking back, I'm glad I never spent the money.
@cpong I never could treat SLI seriously, for a 100% more investment you would have usually something like 20-30% increase in performance and not in every game.. seems like a waste of money for me.
2x GTX 690 (i.e. GTX 680 4GB, the EVGA FTW+ card) was probably the best scaling and also in the best era for SLI (2011-2015 games and all the SLI games that were released after the 8800 GTX like Crysis). GTX 680 SLI was between a GTX 970 and GTX 980 in performance, and GTX 690 SLI beats a GTX 1080 (non-Ti).
The benefit of SLI had 2 primary reasoning back then:
1. A way for a gamer who invested $599 on an EVGA GTX 680 FTW+ in 2012 to invest only $300-400ish in 2015-2017 on a second EVGA GTX 680 FTW+ and reach the performance of a $549 980 or $599 1080 without having to invest in a completely new system, or more importantly:
2. A way for a gamer in 2012 to spend $1200 on the performance that no one else gets to experience for another half a decade. Basically become a god. Seriously, that's why people are paying $1300 for an RTX 4090 lmfaooo. You gotta pay for the best.
You could 3-way SLI and even Quad-SLI the 600 series cards, and in that era (Witcher, Tomb Raider, Crysis, Arkham, etc.) the games did actually have good SLI scaling (as shown by Linus here in this video with Tomb Raider). So that was a magical time, indeed. Not to mention even if the game didn't explicitly scale that well with SLI, SLI still have you a ton of headroom when moving to higher resolutions or rendering SSAA.
So, yeah 15 years ago when 8800 GTX SLI pioneered it and you got excited, the sweet spot was 11 years ago to 8 years ago. Sadly, that era is over, as nvidia would rather you buy a new $1000 GPU every other year rather than pick up a second 2-4 year old GPU. Shame really. The technology is where the future is as nvidia has been saying "Moore's Law is dead" and are trying to justify how overpriced/low performance some of their new cards are compared to expectations. Sounds like 2, 3, and 4 way SLI should be the future, but that doesn't maximize their bottom line.
tl;dr if you can go back in time to the mid 2010s, try out the EVGA GTX 680 FTW+ 4GB (i.e. GTX 690) in SLI. Enjoy.
I had 2x 970's, used it in multi seat gaming, could play 3x dying light in high detail with my friends on one machine, I would absolutely get multiple again if they were supported on 3080's
Lol clowns get excited for sli it was nvidia way to make more money but failed I'm glad
Linus asking Asus for a card: “We need a second 3090 to run SLI”
Asus: “Yea, same”
lmao
Hehe
I’m your 666th like
@@pnwfisher2144 I'm your first.
@@jamesphelps3512 why thank you
"She's a heavy boy for sure"
-Linus Sebastian 2020
Gotta be gender neutral
@@jaytsun8873 yep, cant even say the word "guys" in 2020 or else some person will get triggered and say that its not gender neutral and call it "sexist" when saying that to a group of mixed genders
The true gender neutral :over serious preaching face:
I died there🤣
The new LS mantra.
Jensen - "Not a Supply issue"
Linus - "Gotta send back the manufacturers only card"
Hmmm
@@Erowens98 you should go research import leaked numbers. They are very low.
@@Erowens98 bad yields on samsung 8nm, that's why there is a supply issue
@@Erowens98 nvidia doesn't have "production capacity", they don't own a fabs. So there is few possible reason why you can't get these cards - they didn't order many at all (didn't book enough production lines), samsung have very low yields or as third nvidia make artificial shortage to pump up prices over their own msrp for some reason (higher manufacturing cost of cards than planned due high power demand or something).
@@Erowens98 samsung have enough of fabs to produce millions of units without issue. If someone order them and pay for manufacturing. So nvidia can buy more today and less tomorrow without anyone needing to spend more to produce more for short limited time, samsung will just switch these fabs to something else according to their schedule.
And about monopoly...that will change in a month. Nvidia know that and that's why they go with lower prices this time. You don't need to be expert to know that if competition make cards on node with better yields, using cheaper memory (and with less chips with more narrow bus which give them advantage not just with price per GB but also with logistic cost) which use less power so need less expensive power management components and cooler so they can make cheaper cooling solution....with all that they card can be cheap. And even is it slower little bit if its cheaper hundreds of dollars they will sell better than your expensive product.
That's main reason for price drop. Or you believe they are just good guys? Sure, today you can think people will buy them even for 1000, I'll ask you in one month will they still buy them for that amount.
@@Erowens98 fabs are not reserved days in advance and orders can't be changed on day to day basis, just look at problems AMD have for underestimated demand for 4000 series. That's just empty argument there, I'm not sure why it's so hard to you to admit that what you earlier say is BS.
Or you just don't know how that business work? Maybe to go back to that "business school"?
It's not about what I know, it's about what nvidia spies know. And price say everything, same as this pushed unprepared launch.
Your 3090’s will never defeat my GTX 1050.
My love in 1050 is stronger than all the RTX graphics cards in the world.
There is no 3090 to defeat your 1050, because it isn't and never will be in stock.
@Standard User Name for a very small free of one of my kidneys
@Standard User Name damn, guess I'll sell some other body parts too.
The laptops bottleneck very quickly because of the cooling. So the 30 series mobile are not even drawing out their full power. On top of that, you can't physically take out the graphics card since it is literally built in.
@Standard User NameThe price is fairly expensive, and doesn't last that long, and its prime time where it performs the best is only about 2-3 years from once you've bought it. It's just not worth it to get a gaming laptop imo. I'd wait for about another year or 2.
@Standard User Name I'd atill rather play with a console since games would be finely tuned for it, or a high-end pc, the only reason I see myself getting a gaming laptop would be because of the fact it's mobile. A pc would cost the same, and you could get more performance out of it, and it would last longer.
'Canada has 7 cards and Linus has like 5 of them'
Dave lee
Also @someordinarygamer
I actually believe you.
I have a 3080
@@velocitygmd u lucky
Linus’s new space heater rig so he doesn’t freeze during the cold Canadian winter!
I would need one of those, the room my rig is in has a temp of 19.5c xD thanks god i am mining on the rig so i get some heat
What winter?
But a rad outside and use that to cool your rig
For months I couldn't figure out why my room was so much warmer than the rest of the house.. until I felt the exhaust fan on the top of my pc. I5 8600k and rtx 2060 super truly do create some heat!
@@TechyGuy17 19.5C is comfortable wtf. 13C is perfect. Anything below 10C I guess is chilly enough for a t shirt. Are you even Canadian?
Linus: “This is the kind of setup that even 10 years from now, most people will never have experienced”
PC: Shuts down
So I guess people are better at buying PSUs 10 years from now, huh?
No, because, at the rate we're going, none of us will be here in 10 years anyway. ;-)
7:03 A "Linus 'F*** Motion Blur' " compilation video needs to be made.
I love compilation videos, I really do.
the SLI bridge is shaped like an hourglass, because SLI's time is running out.
Nice
It does double duty representing the supply bottleneck 30-series buyers are currently experiencing. Truly, the aesthetic design team foresaw everything.
Daaaaaaamn
It's clear to me that this person is an expert! :D
It's clear to me that this person is an expert! :D
06:00
This dude is so far into the future he's got 4090's
so like what.... 6 months ? 7 tops ??
@@wormer66 more like a year.
@@wormer66 maybe 2, 2080ti came out in 2018 August. 3090 2 years and a bit after that
I just noticed that. hopefully he in cahoots with nvidia, knows their future products and just spilled the beans lol
@@ppnexus2000 NVIDIA release each generation of their graphics cards on a 2 year schedule, so the 4090 (if it will exist) will be released in 2022.
“It may be dead but here is its shambling corpse” facts
@@Eremon1 *nvme-link was a still born*
Rockstar North
Don't forget about the two 4090s
goddammit its at 420 likes
Chugging
The fact that he said dual 4090 and nobody realised
I just heard that part lmao
They even captioned it 💀
@Anunoriginaljoke yes it is bc the 4090 was not out uet
Lol
"This is one of the gaming setup that even in like 10 years nobody would ever have experienced. Let me enjoy that for a moment."
7:32 *right after the loading screen it flickers*
best part of the video! lol
KABOOM
:takes drag off vape: you wouldn't get it :keeps chuckling:
6:01
“Dual 4090s”
Do you know something we don’t Linus?
Linus already living in 2024
nice catch
I was searching for this comment
@@zahylon5993 more like 2021
Frames in the six figures
"Micro Center is open to supply all of your technology needs."
How about an RTX 3080?
LMAO
@@ThatOneCatNyx yes sir.
Good question
We don't do that here
You dont NEED a 3080... But we do want them
"She's a Heavy Boy for sure." - Linus 2020
Hello, 2021!
Are you really so lazy that you dont Even change the date from the comment you stole to the right date?
@@werter490 no idiot he said that in 2020
@@tnt_gaming21 damn im dumb
@@werter490 lmao
"She's a heavy boy for sure." - Linus
In times like these I'm not surprised.
Bro you stole my comment
@@dielan44 Lol
@Just a guy who's a hero for fun same pfp
He quickly dodged a bullet right here
Linus: "Nvidia control panel, ok dual 4090s."
Me: Ok I know that they send you cards early but
Ikr
ikr lol i keep re watching this video
5:59 if anyone is confused where
:)
@@fire_horse_crafter9312 Thanks!
@@Maximilian-Willert no problem
You know asus likes linus when they send him their only 3090
2,665,726 more people got to see an 3090 that way.
Sounds like a media coverage win.
Linus: "Oh, she's a heavy boy for sure"
Me: confused confusing confusion
I got one too. A new batch suddenly appeared this week.
@Whatever Ok except he has two apparently 3:25
but they sent their first white 3070 to carter pcs
I can't believe this was 3 years ago.
That power draw is insane!
I recently built a dual RTX 8000 / custom water cooled 3970x PC for an engineering firm that wanted to add Raytracing to their workflow. That PC would draw 600 watts of power just logging into Windows, and 1400 watts under load usually. They had to get a dedicated circuit ran and a 3000 VA UPS for it because it was tripping the breaker in the office it was installed in with the 2 4k screens + everything else. I took a lot of random pictures and videos of it when I finished it, I might make something out of the clips.
DUDE
“I wasn’t able to get one of those” - even LINUS!
and he had to return the one he got exclusively from asus
13:34 "is he dead? I can't tell.." if there's one thing I remember from that friggin game it's saying that line in my head with every 2nd enemy. "is this the animation where he dies at the end of it, or is this the animation where he falls to the ground and shoots me a few more times before dying?"
oh wow desinc is here
☻
Just bhop past them that should kill them
sup desinc
holy shit
Two years after this video was posted, I realized that at 6:01 you said "dual 4090's" even though the 4090 wasn't even out yet lol.
6:00 dual 4090's, yo my guy in the next generation of gpus
LOL
That’s why asus only had one
nice ears :) never noticed that
4090? what year do you live in?
@@probablynotyou9286 2021, they are prototypes, Linus wasn’t supposed let anything slip. Asus only had one => makes sense.
I remember my 660ti sli setup and LOVING it. It's a shame Nvidia is doing away with it
I too had 660 SLI. I remember wanting to upgrade but the performance was about equal to a single 1060.
Maybe it's not NVIDIA's fault, maybe it's just economics. As the technology improved it could turn out it's more power and money efficient to create one powerful GPU instead of making connectors, drivers, compatible motherboards, compatible games and add the functionality to the GPU itself
2 way or 3 way
@@tnt_gaming21 2
I managed to snag a 1070 ti for $210 from a btc miner when btc crashed. Street value early this year was above MSRP for used. So insane right now.
Linus: *"She's a heavy boy for sure."*
ok
Trap time
*visible confusion*
dead ass had to read that 5 times to find the problem
lol
same
6:01 Wow, I never realized he said "4090's" right here. He already knew 😂
If you put an SLI in water it gets wet.
🤔
@@canicule10 what the Radeon guy said.
Yooo its Matsimus
How is the dog doing?
Damn bruh
2:20 Linus: "Shes a heavy boy for sure"*
Me: *Wait what*
It's the SECOND time too 😂😂
He did it again
@@OliverKehm You're right. I thought it was deja vu. lol
Welcome to 2020
I feel so glad that I am not the only one that caught that.
2020: We managed to get high FPS in Quake 2 with 900 watts
Note to self: Look back on this video in 10 years and remember...
Same someone reminde me in 20 years
2017 - We managed to get high FPS in Quake 2.
@@vikaskage3903 I'll remind you ever y year
@@kevingyllenlind5437 hey thanks man I hope we keep seeing each other every year
Lemme just insert myself here and join the merry gang of nostalgia seekers
"...SLI made it worse..."
My experience with SLI in a nutshell.
Yep. Even in it's heyday, SLI was kind of a dumpster fire.
Imagine running two 3090's in SLI and getting 50-60fps
Imagine spending 3000 + electric bill dollars/euros just to get 50fps LMAO
My 3080ti still only gets like 80 fps in ark. 🥲
@@kidsythe """""""only""""""""
@@finmat95 it's a 7 year old game, on a 1080p monitor on a 1499 usd card. Pls 🥲
@@kidsythe Crysis is 15 years old, so what?
Everyone: can't buy a 3090 anywhere.
UA-camrs: we've got so many 3090s that we're sticking them together with SLI and overclocking them. In our next video, we make a little fort using 3090s as bricks.
graphic cards shouldnt be a problem when you run a company worth 25 milion dollars
@@vatsalgoyal9576 Money is irrelevant to stocks
Did you watch the video? He had to borrow the card and even Asus doesn't have enough on hand
In LTT's case, that's 3 of them.
...which is 2 more than Asus has in their workshop, according to Linus.
@@mihan2d he doesn't have 3. He had to borrow one from asus to even have two to do this video
I feel like SLI still has a home for creators and simular. I wish Linus would have done a comparison on things like 7zip, Blender renders, and blender fluid animations. These would have brought out better testing results around the environment they were designed for. Am I the only one who thinks this?
That goes into his whole SLI vs NVlink thing. Might be nice to see a contrasting video on what a bridged GPU setup is still good for after the death of SLI.
i came for the renders :(
blender fluid simulations are the ultimate test.
Totally agree, I was expecting some crazy low rendering times and baking of fluid animations
Some parallel workloads can work on multiple cards without any bridges required!
Also that's what NVLink was created for, and it's much better in compute tasks than for gaming.
Linus: "Dual 4090s"
I think he predicted the RTX 4090 before we did
Linus: *"Showcases the 3090 SLI"*
My wallet: "Bruh"
Shhhh ur wallet jokes are getting old
haha, early justin y comment
NOT YOU AGAIN SERIOUSLY WHY ARE YOU EVERYWHERE
Hi everywhere to be seen guy
Justin you don't know a thing about computers. You only know how to come up with useless overrated jokes for 9 years
I love how Linus just commonly handles godly gpu's like they are beach toys.
Fr 😂😂😂
So true😂🤣😂🤣
Well the dudes a millionaire. What do you expect?
godly gpus *that he has to send back to ASUS*
Well yeah, it's just a graphics card.
2:20 "She's a heavy boy for sure" - the card is now confused about its gender. Thanks Linus.
It sufferers from gender dysphoria
@@techhelpportal7778 Linus is trying to use the right pronouns but is struggling
The card refers to itself as "they"
It's Bell 3090
Thinks of
CoD Infinite Warfare × Cold War
Fecking Shit
*INSTANT REGRET*
IT'S MAAM
-Mr. RTX 3090
Linus: "Hey asus, got two 3090 for sale?"
Asus: "We can borrow two"
Linus: "what"
”She is a heavy boi for sureee”
Trap moments
bruh
Hello vg
Dammit I was gonna comment this 🤣🤣
Bruh
Linus: laughs at twomad for the way he checked his pc's temp
Also Linus: puts hands up to pc to judge where he can feel the heat
They had a thermal camera
I'm early so pls don't drop it Linus
We can pray, but we can’t stop him
Just think about the drops behind the scenes. What if the shortage of 3000 series gpus is simply because linus dropped all of them, rather than convenient scalping.
Drop the bass
@@MisterRorschach90 he probably already dropped the 4090 Ti
It's wierd that the video was out 34min ago, but ur comment is out for 35min ago. Wtf
I love these classic Linus videos. They seem more friendly and less ‘produced’ than some of the newer stuff. The new videos can often be a bit shouty and loud.
They said we could SLI, but no one stopped to think SHOULD we SLI.
Nice hole bro
there is 69 likes
Forgive me lord for what I'm about to do
@@succcc614 ?😳🤪
Wtf
Just by watching this video, I learned that:
1) PSU Efficiency is how well it can sustain its rated wattage.
2) That the RTX 30-series experiences power spikes that can trip the protections on PSUs and cause it to shut off when it hits close to or above the power supply's limit.
3) That SLI doesn't do anything anymore.
4) That the 1% and .1% lows in FPS averages represent lag spikes and frame drops.
Wow, great video.
PSU efficiency is how much power from the wall gets delivered into components, say your efficiency is exactly 80%. So if your the sum of your PC parts requires 1000W, then your draw from the wall will be 1200W. It's a bit more complicated than that, but that's the gist of it. Still, all good points.
"PSU Efficiency is how well it can sustain its rated wattage."
Pretty sure its actually how much of that wattage can actually be used by the system and doesnt get lost as heat.
@@Erenzilable I just wanna be that insufferable maths pedant who points out that if it was pulling 1200w at the wall and achieving 80% efficiency, the components would be using 960W, not 1000W. I think. If I'm understanding which way round efficiency works when measured as a %.
@@boiledelephant eh, I mean my math was very Very simplistic, so more accurate data is actually welcome here
@iTheGeek And some people can't seem to avoid being contentious assholes 🙄
*Asus:* "Uh, hey, be careful with that one because it's literally the only one we have."
*Asus:* [Lends it to Linus anyway.]
@PainkillerX auction it
Pls go to to 3:41 , pause it, set the video speed to 0,25 and look at how much the first graphic card moves during the bump xD
Linus: 'All right, let's put these tiny plastics in a 1000W heater'
@@GregFRDT it looks crazy in slo mo, but actually it’s fine, switch back to normal and that’s the normal wear and tear every graphics card suffers from.
Flip
i love most canadian content creators. some of them put out the best content available on youtube. and then there's this guy.
whenever linus says “just like” you know the sponsor is coming
Lol
*skips 30 seconds*
Linus ought to prank us by sprinkling "Just like(s)" through out the entire segment to dial up the segway-suspense!
@@elixerrrr like a peninsula almanzar most ugliest Ramen turn up volume. You can look at them everybody to go into the monster when you look at the years of the months or when you see him and if he doesn't answer don't you don't you like it Kaboom body got a smoothie at the Hilton get to a match
@@walidfakhfakh3660 Wait,Whatttttt
-Over $3,000 in GPU's
-48 GB of VRAM in SLI.
-Pulling over 1000 watts.
-Plays QUAKE 2.
Normal!
and has 80% utilization while doing it.
SLI doesn't double the VRAM, but yeah i get your point lmao
@@fayadkevin NVlink does add the vram up of both cards
@@fayadkevin Linus said in video: Link is so fast that cards can use combined memory pool.
6:00 “Dual 4090’s”
I knew I shouldn’t have stepped into my study table drawer. Doraemon reference
Cultured
based
Damn it Nobita, don't change the future on a whim!
The fact that companies were cheaping out on caps for a product that had an MSRP of $799 says a lot
I'd buy a "F--- motion blur" t-shirt.
Just motion blur out the letters U C K
Please.
Oh hell yeah
Why do you hate motion blur?
@@Cemtexify Per object motion blur at high framerates can be pretty good. Per object motion blur at low frame rates has less frames to give a sense of motion blur and looks choppy. Full screen motion blur... always looks terrible in my opinion.
5:59 "And, Nvidia control panel, dual 4090's they show up."
Damn nobody can even get a 3080 and Linus is in 2022 with dual 4090's.
Glad someone else caught that also.
The subtitles also like that, dual 4090 xD
did linus made a test on the 3080 btw? i wonder how good it is
I came here for this same reason
@@Link3000XD 3090 is only 10-20% better than 3080
I really miss when the thermal camera was a plasti-dipped iPhone 5...
Though
personally, I would just use one RTX 3090 and use the other $1.000 to splurge on a powerful CPU and obviously a better PSU
"everything maxed. except motion blur. ****** motion blur."
finally, a man of culture.
What's wrong with motion blur?
Motion blur is the one thing that adds a ton of realism to games. In racing sims, it literally completely changes the whole experience, there is nothing wrong with it except in fps shooters.
@@ainslotic2028 It makes it hard to see while moving lol
@@indiana6941 kinda gives a real life effect
@@ainslotic2028 No it doesn't, it's bad. Nobody wants that.
When u breed two cows in minecraft:
-So, is it boy or girl?
Notch:
-She's a heavy boy for sure
Doesn't matter they have been breeding with their moms dads sisters and brothers for 100s of generations it probably neither just a monster
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@@doomcriticalzx6554 me in chat:
me irl: 😐
**Gamer:** Why did an _apple_ drop from an _oak_ tree?
**Notch:** _Oh hush with your "Logic"!_
Linus is living in the future at 6:01 with his "Dual 4090s statement!" Maybe that is why Asus did not have that many of those cards :)
I thought that is what I heard.
I love that at 6:05 Linus said "dual 4090's" --- 2 years before they really came to market 😂
I thought I was the only person that heard that ngl
“Ah I see you’ve been saving up for your college fund”
“No that’s for a GPU”
Can wait for the gpus to either cost $100000 or $10
*_This is the kind of gaming setup that, even 10 years from now, most people will have never experienced._*
You are absolutely right Linus. I doubt many have or will ever experience their power supply tripping because the graphics card(s) pull more power than their psu can handle.
Overclocked Gtx 580 could draw about the same as 3080
I had to uprate my PSU because it tripped when I put my 2080ti FTW3 in my PC, to be fair, I was fairly sure it was going too happen and had bought one already I just wanted to try it on the old one.
690 sli is pretty competitive actually, in room heating and non-gaming sli scalable tasks
Better than realizing the PSU burnt itself out, which happened with my old one years back...
"SHE is a heavy BOY for SURE" - Linus 2020
Speach100
A what 👀
YES
Speech 100*
69th like
linus casually mentions “dual 4090’s” he’s always 3 steps ahead evidently
Linus: "Just like I haven't looked at who's our sponsor"
me: "Awe man, how's he going to tie this one in... oh he legitimately didn't know"
He probably thought of the joke first TBH and then went out of his way to not know who the sponsor was.
that's just the magic of acting
#lienus
“Dual 4090’s” you meant a quantum computer?
McIvor
@@iwantsexseemyvideo3336 ooo
"She's a heavy boy for sure"
2:20
My brain malfunctioned for a sec
i know right
Interestingly, as my native language is gender neutral, I don't even notice things like that.
It's heavy boi
Software failure. Press F to continue.
Guru Meditation #20201016.40904090
5:02 I love how he says “maybe” but the subtitles say yes
That’s 2 different people
Asus: It's the only one we have
No manufacturing going on confirmed. They don't expect to sell these.
Or they're selling them as fast as they can get GPUs from Nvidia, and keeping extras on hand for reviewer hijinks would be a disservice to their customers.
I'm pretty fed up with Nvidia's bullshit, but I don't quite follow your argument.
Preordering 100% solved FOMO and high demand in the past so it's all a scam. Been telling everyone all the tech channels are just acting like corporate mouths. None of these products are real to fabricate high demand and create a sense of FOMO in everyone. Bunch of marketing scheming and mind games for morons.
@@skeevingquack If they don't have GPU's they cant start production lines. I see no fault in the logic.
Linus: "You should do the heat test!"
Alex and Linus: *proceed to stand around it like it's a campfire*
Shits on fire yooo🤣
"shes a heavy boy"
me: wait what
*visible confusion*
*visible excitement*
@@WandaThePanda ?
Lmfao
Bro huh
Linus is the best at sponsor plugs. They're always so half assed and off the cuff they're consistently hilarious. I guess that's one way to get people to watch your commercial. Can't skip a commercial if even the guy doing the ad doesn't know when or what it is.
Linus: “This is the kind of gaming setup that ten years from now most people won’t have experienced”
Gaming pc: goes black
was looking for this comment xD
you never go back
Well it was true , i never experienced that
@@sorvex9 i have....not fun lmao
Yep, EPIC! xD
Not only is this damn expensive, your electric bills would also be sky-high!
Well yes, but you have to consider the amount of money Nvidia is saving by selling us chips made on a shitty outdated process node!
not if you live somewhere energy is cheap. I pay 9 cents a kilowatt.
@@Pwnstared Yeah i pay 6 cents
@@Pwnstared 22 cents :O
@@jim575757 yikes! Pressure your politicians to open nuclear plants.
Linus: "I'm running for it, I'm running for it here boys"
Trips over sandals....Game Over
I just saw your comment exactly when he said it
Bibi
Idk why but it said read more on my phone so I thought you were trolling
6:00 Wow, Linus got dual 4090 cards! I didn't know those were out!
Linus:"She's a heavy boy for sure"
Me: *Visible confusion*
Boi is a genderless noun, obviously
Scoff Mathews n1
lmfao underrated comment
To put this in perspective, most electric heaters over here (in UK) have three settings, fan only (if applicable), 1500W-2000W high setting to warm the room up from cold, and 700-1000W to keep the room warm (which will generally cut in and out as it goes above and below whatever you set as max temperature).
This PC is a very capable fan heater.
Shut up
So true with new graphics cards. I use to laugh at 1000watt power supplys cuz you would never need it. Now 850 or higher is needed not just a flex or something
Linus: people may never experiance this for 10 years.
My wallet: i couldnt agree more.
10 years is a REALLY long time in the world of PC hardware though.
Just think of what an absolute top end multi GPU solution from 10 years ago compared to even a single low end GPU from today would be like and I think you'd be surprised.
In 10 years time matching this 3090 sli for a low amount of money would be easy
(though I realise Linus might have just said 10 years for exaggeration)
Even if he said 5 years and meant in relation to mid range I'd still be kind of skeptical, mostly because tech looks to recently be starting to move faster than it did in the last 10 years, especially with real time Ray tracing for gaming still being in it's infancy.
Chugging
@@mydogbuddy07 Absolute top end multi GPU would be quad gtx 580s and you still can't get any low end gpu that would even come close to its (theoretical) performance (it's around gtx 1080 - 2070)
@@Tc4ify
Yeah, but I'm not talking about theoretical performance or even production performance like blender where scaling is usually very good.
I'm talking about from around average good sli performance to best case sli performance (and even then, it's being generous to the sli system)
I haven't looked up any benchmarks for this, but my guess would be that testing that quad 580 system in a few Sli titles that were out at the time (using older games, to be generous to the older system, since newer games would likely suffer due to drivers and stuff)
I think even then, a recent mid range GPU would likely win, since it would be significantly faster than a single 580 and even the best sli scaling gets progressively worse going to 3 and 4 GPUS.
Though I think the 3090 sli will fair even worse in the future compared to the quad 580 system, as the scaling and support here is pretty aweful, and the 3090 is not an impressive leap forward compared to previous years, though it's hard to say how much more impressive future GPUS will be, could be pretty significant though if MCM GPU are coming in the not too distant future 🤔
1:00 - Correct use of "raising the question..." instead of the all-to-common error of "begging the question!" Thank you Linus and Canada for helping to preserve proper, educated English.
„She's a heavy boy for sure“
- Linus Sebastian, 2020
Lol
@Jerel Wayne I noticed that too XD
Well after all it is current year.
Linus's inventory:
"I have all the RAMs in the world
but RTX series, it scared me"
“Shes a heavy boy for sure”
The guy who wrote the subtitles be like: 🤨🤨🤨
I didn't know that the guy who wrote the subtitles has 3 heads
She and boy are opposite genders. Wth
@@centurion_viii1254 she has 3 heads
@@whiteballs538 ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
@@neeeooww tf
I need 6x 8 pin PCI Express connectors for my now a bit dated 2 Radeon Pro Duo cards. That's 4 GPUs. And where software actually is able to exploit them, they still deliver very decent performance.
CyberPunk 2077 runs in 4K on only 1 GPU with most settings at minimum, as they don't support multiple GPUs, and while it's not very fast (around 30 FPS), it does work, so those were fairly decent GPUs. If they supported mutiple GPUs, the performance would be quite spectacular on my system.
Given the graphics card shortage - which will probably last for a long time to come - I'd say game developers would be well advised to support multiple GPUs again. It would greatly increase the number of people who could enjoy their games.
As amazing as the 30xx series are, the 10xx series seemed to be more exciting during its launch!
i think thats mostly because these cards' prices are through the roof right now
Comme avec les femmes, la véritable excitation ne se produit qu'avec celles que l'on peut avoir à ses côtés !
@@josselinplanet8240 I'm happy that we have UA-cam translate
@@rebelprime me too
@@josselinplanet8240 le petite toilette au la gruyere
no one:
Nvidia: *i think you need support for not one but FOUR RTX 3090s*
"That's very RGB" is my new phrase for saying Rainbow.
Also as a SLI junkie for 20 years. You can use a profile if you want or you can turn it on for all games in the settings tab. I dont use any game profiles I tell the driver to use manage 3d settings you can use profiles but I find them actaully worse then telling the driver to do what I want.
14:26 "You know what else is quite a bit?"
(how the hell am I getting out of this one!?)
"your patience to our segues to our sponsors.."
(PERFECT)
There's Something About That Blacked Out SLi Setup. _It Looks Stunning._
What's stunning about it?
@@Orcawhale1 about the Black Sli setup? I guess the black sli setup, but idk
@@Orcawhale1 the visual aesthetic ? 🤔
You really don't have to capitalize every word
"She is a heavy *boy* for sure"
Me: Yea, she is
Always been
@@JesperHasteen *Bangkok flashbacks*
"These are confusing times"
Hotdog in server fan flashbacks
You hating on femboys?
6:00 Linus said 4090 😂