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We usually try to do this every first Friday, but I was out of town last Friday, which was the long weekend Friday. Technically not a long weekend because Friday was already a regular working day and then Saturday, Sunday. But a lot of people, you know, Monday was a holiday, then Tuesday was a workday, then Wednesday, Thursday were holidays, then Friday was a workday. So last week was all over the place. So a lot of people just took Tuesday and Friday off.  Tamabayon? No, I think November 1 was... This is actually sushi. So I shorted sushi and I made a little bit of money, just very, very small amount of money.  So I made a little money off of that. Let me just check the schedule. Ah, yeah, live from the shop was November 1. Ah, that was the holiday. But we didn't ask people to come in on Tuesday. Was that October 31? I don't know. All right, let's get to the questions.  So hello, hello, hello. What's up, Ariel? Ah, wait. How to think ARGB fans, Astrock B550 Pro 4? The software for Astrock is called Polychrome. So you can just download it from the Astrock website and as long as the fans are properly installed. With their ARGB, they go into the 5V3 pin header on the motherboard. Polychrome will automatically recognize most brands. So once they're physically properly installed and then the software should be able to recognize them, no problem. You might want to, the thing with the RGB is that a lot of the software, di naman a lot, but the software is very scattered. So each motherboard brand has its own flavor. Gigabyte Fusion, Astrock Polychrome, MSI Mystic Lite, and ASUS Armory Crate, I think. I mean Armory Crate is the ASUS suite. But I don't know if that's a specific term they have for their RGB or a sync yung sa ASUS. What's also confusing about the RGB is that they have suites. So the different brands have panong all-in-one software related to their motherboard. MSI is Dragon Center, ASUS is Armory Crate. But then the specific RGB component of those suites, iba pa yung pangalan. Like yung MSI, Mystic Lite, and ASUS or a sync. But anyway, if you can use the native program of your hardware, or you can also try something like OpenRGB which tries to have different hardware of the different brands talking to each other. Sup, Mark Lester? How much po ang B550 and R75700X? Let me pull that up right now for you. So whenever somebody asks us, makano ba? And we have it. Ako mis mo, I just go to our PC builder. So this is the link. So we ourselves use this link. So we try to make it as useful as possible for everybody. I'm not sure if you want B550M or B550. Although we do have the Tomahawk and we have both. So let me just pull that up for you. Oh, we lost the chat. Something happened and we lost the chat. But I can still, I lost the old chat. Man, there are so many messages per month. All right, all right, wait, wait. Do not worry because we will work around it and I will jump too. Wait a minute, wait a minute. All right, I'm just going through the old chat. So the B550 Tomahawk is around 10,000 and the R75700X is around 11,400. Sorry, I can't feature the previous chat messages. May laptops na ba na naka sub Dave Matthew naka 7,645HX? I'm not going to lie, I don't follow laptops that closely so I do not know. The thing with desktop components versus laptop components, they are termed the same. So you have the 7,000 Ryzen series for desktop. You have the 7,000 series also for mobile. You have the 4,000 series in Vidya for desktop, same for mobile. But they're different. Like they really have to chop up the chips in order to get the performance that you need. Heat and power consumption wise in laptop. So the performance can vary between the desktop version and the mobile version even though they sound the same on paper. They use the same designations. I don't follow laptops a lot. We don't carry them on stock in the shop but we can get them as custom orders but I really would not know the answer to that question. Zero nine, using Palit 1050Ti just playing Dota 2, Valorant, CS2, Forza 4, planning to buy RX 580. Basically the question is for 1080p gaming, 1050Ti versus an RX 580, I don't have the exact numbers with me but I don't think you would be seeing a lot of performance. Let's say you spend 4,000, a big performance jump. Let's say you're spending 4,000 pesos on to buy a brand new RX 580. Even if there would probably be some performance uplift a little bit I think in most games but not enough I feel to justify spending like 4,000. I would save a bit more and then maybe just go with a 1660 Super. It is more expensive peso for peso but parang value for performance. Hindi ganong kalayo kasi yung RX 580 chayong 1050Ti as far as I recall. But don't take my word for it. The best, actually I love yung ginagamit ko pang research is the you just go on to YouTube and then you ask their 1050Ti versus RX 580 then you'll have these channels now all their content is parang benchmarking na they take different games and then they put them side by side then you can see the frames per second per GPU. That's different from in the tech community parang may mga websites like benchmarking na you have user-generated benchmarks tapos si nasubmit then they try to compare them using user-generated benchmarks but that's not really very reliable so I do prefer yung mga channels na ganyan na day you can see because it's per game same settings same system na pinakaiba lang yung GPU I think that's a better assessment of what kind of average performance gain or decrease can you expect from two different graphics cards tapos yung maganda doon sobrang daming channels na ganyan and they cover like since andaming channels they really cover a wide variety of different cards like 1350 3050 versus 1050 I mean yung tipong ganyan I mean there are so many variations okay let me just make sure that I didn't leave any oh damia ah okay okay our store is in Makati Aeron Guzman let me just make sure I didn't leave any Facebook sorry medyo nag reload kasi yung chat so I lost it on my end so I have to go back to the livestream and then jump to the beginning para makita ko yung so I can see what the old chat was sub robert from Facebook can't wait to buy a 3060 from your store um we can get it for you as a custom order but right now we just talk the 4060 because the 4060 is faster than the 3060 it's cheaper than the 3060 and you get things like dls s3 which is frame generation which you don't get on the 3060 yes that every time I do a stream now I have to say 4060 and I have to bring up na the 4060 does have 8GB of VRAM compared to 12GB of some versions of the 3060 because you do have paired down versions of the 3060 na 8GB long din siya but for the price if you're doing a price comparison you should really be talking about 3060-12GB versus 4060-8GB but in no world is the 4060 slower than the 3060-12GB so the 4GB of VRAM if for gaming there might be some exceptions for you might need 12GB and then the 3060 would be the better card but overall for gaming there's no use case where I could recommend a brand new 4060 na mas mura that follows the SRP compared to the 3060-12GB so we do have the 4060 on stock we can get you the 3060 if your heart is really set on that Bakugo Roddy Nag-re-casing ba kayo i7-7th gen doesn't matter the generation of the CPU doesn't matter what matters is the size of the motherboard and the short answer is yes we have cases that range from all of the mainstream sizes ITX, MATX, and ATX as long as we buy the new case from us we will transplant meaning take all of your hardware scoop it out of the old case install it into the new case with our cable management which we're known for so as long as the new case is bought from us yes we will do that next weekend Mark Lester to diagnose sure Ronald, kayo po ba yung RTX 2070 Super sa 550W? I wouldn't I think that's medyo alanganin Ronald 2070 Super with a 550W I wouldn't I'd be more comfortable with 650W I don't I can't remember what the recommended wattage is for the 2070 Super but that's trending towards the high-end for that generation usually high-end needs a bit more power ang problema sa mga GPU kung kapus ka sa power makakrash talaga yung game where admittedly I haven't heard of it in the 2000 series more in the 30 and 40 series but there really are instances where if the PSU just can't give enough power to the GPU when it needs it it'll just really crash so you know you get yourself a nice graphics card the 2070 Super is a pretty good graphics card even now so parang sayang naman kung kapus siya so I wouldn't you might be able to get away with it depending on what games you're playing I wouldn't be comfortable I think we can get back to live chat now live chat sorry the chat cut out sorry the chat my face is frozen I'm doing all of the live stream now through re-stream so it's browser based but I had to jump back to youtube and facebook and then my face was frozen so I'm like freeze ba yung subjo cool didn't you napadon mo yung last live stream ko with cs2? you saw my steam id alright so we are in makati on chino rosses bala gg antech symphony 360 aeo for r9 5900x currently we are using deep cool gamax deep cool aeo or 2x cost more expensive than antech in my region I would love to advise but I don't know the question what's the question should you upgrade from the gamax 400 v2 to the symphony deep cool is more expensive I don't know what the gamax 400 v2 is I mean I don't know what the size of the rad is oh it's not even a please god yes it's an air cooler you're using a one single tower heat cooler single fan, single tower heat cooler for reals you're using the r9 5900x oh man yes please please get yourself an aeo I don't have any experience with the symphony the new deep cool aeos are very good actually the LT series even the LS series those are pretty good I mean deep cool is pretty good value for money but a single tower single fan cooler with an r9 5900x you must be getting thermal throttling your CPU must be working slower to make sure that it doesn't overheat please get yourself a proper aeo a 360mm a proper water cooler a 360mm rad aeo is recommended for the r9 5900x doesn't necessarily need to be deep cool if the antech symphony is cheaper it's probably okay I don't have experience without particular aeo I do have experience with the deep cool ones they are very good this is from the earlier question do you need a fan hub and controller that depends on your mother board sorry na bagit mo yung mother board mo kanina but I'm not familiar I'm not familiar with that particular model if if your mother board doesn't have an ARGB header yung 5 volt 3 pin ARGB header you might be able to sync your fans using software by as you mentioned fan hub and controller but if your mother board already has an ARGB header then usually don't need a fan hub and controller except for expensive brands like NZXT and Corsair so rgb gets complicated we've done a couple of videos on the channel about it for regular brands cooler master fan tech everybody has deep cool everybody has ARGB usually those guys plug into the header pero yung medyo premium brands like Corsair and NZXT they get all fancy you plug those into a controller or basically like a small hub and then that plugs into an internal USB header on the mother board so there are two possible answers to that question which depends on whether your mother board has an ARGB header and two if the RGB that you're trying to hook up is one of those fancy ones or the more standard ones okay I have answered this already yes we can do that we do offer diagnostic services and then the price is dependent on how hard it is to diagnose sometimes it's very fast we can tell kagad na yung ram yung issue we run mem test we confirm the ram is the problem so if a very quick diagnosis it takes us a really long time to figure out and it's a more expensive price so it's a tiered pricing structure for our diagnostic services but what we do for our customers is that if we determine that your PC is broken because of a part or parts and you buy the replacement part or parts from us wala na diagnostic service you basically buy the new hardware from us and then we wave the diagnostic fee so if we tell you like okay and we found out your PSU is broken or if not broken it's defective in some way that it doesn't give the watts that it should be giving you buy the replacement PSU from us then we don't charge you the diagnostic fee am I interested in handheld PCs I did a video a little recently where I said I couldn't quite understand bakit uso sila the Legion Go, the ROG ally and then the from Valve which apparently is not coming out with an OLED version because for me the beauty of the PC is that it's upgradable, you can have a large ass monitor whatever, keyboard and mouse very important for FPS for me and then you stick all of that potential gaming experience and you squeeze it into a handheld I di ko masya na magkita yung appeal but I acknowledge that's just my personal opinion I understand it's very popular for a lot of enthusiasts and it has been pointed out to me that for some games bakay naman sa handheld I do agree because for me I like the cinematic experience of gaming cyberpunk even just FPS or playing CSGO, CS2 and it's a big screen I like the cinematic nature of gaming which I feel you don't quite get on a handheld but I do understand it's a certain format, bakay naman sa handheld and all of that said I have actually never tried it so you know, malay ko ba di ba I mean, dami kong sinasabi dito di ko paraman na susubukan yung steam deck or whatever so that said right now I don't quite see why everybody so agog over it but I am very open to trying it out Miko Aravalo from Facebook does MSI GF63 have a battery issue but and lasting for 2.5 hours I assume this is a laptop but let me check it is a laptop I have no experience with that laptop but you shouldn't be getting 2.5 hours either there's something defective about the battery or there's some software there that is running off the hook might have come with bloatware already from the brand or something got installed that you weren't aware of so it's either a software issue or a battery issue but yes, definitely that's an issue 2.5 hours at a new laptop that shouldn't be the case even like for a gaming laptop and you like crank it up all the way I don't think 2.5 hours it's 99% there's an issue there Kukilakapogi Sulit ba mag-upgrade to 5800X3D yes especially for gaming the 5800X3D is so good especially as a gaming CPU you think as a gaming it doesn't really take advantage of multi-course the more expensive a CPU gets basically the more course and threads they crammed into it and that's good for other applications but not for gaming a lot of games I can't think of any game actually but of course in threads yung maganda kasi sa 5800X3D yung nag-didistinguish sa kanya is that they added more cache so basically they slapped another they added in very simple terms they added more memory which the CPU can easily access so that speeds up a lot of things especially for gaming so you will see a substantial improvement if you jump from a 5600X to a 5800X3D that said if gaming is what you're looking for like that's what you want to that's what you want to upgrade that's what you're looking to upgrade your experience in a GPU will still give you more value for money than upgrading the CPU but if you know you want a more all-around experience like me I have a 3080 but my CPU is only a Ryzen 7 3700X not bad but also 5800X so not bad but not the greatest anymore so I'm actually thinking of a 5800X3D but also because I need it for editing I'm just tired of scrubbing through the timeline tapos nabagal siya I answered this too if you can recommend any low profile fans Arctic Has we have on stock actually Arctic Has Noctua Has also low profile or slim profile both Arctic or Noctua I can't go wrong with them I think Arctic Has Slim P12 wait ah I know we have someone stock we have Arctic P12 Slim 3 pack for 1160 Arctic also very good this is the one I mentioned earlier yes that's I can't the desktop and the CPU sorry the desktop and the laptop hardware they sound the same so you would assume that they perform the same but they actually don't and I see that Dave Mathew is still the city to the show thanks for sticking around yeah you know ah this is the diagnostic we don't have motherboards anymore for diagnosis of ano so we also don't have DDR3 RAM ah I think we might have actually just with the views for testing so might still be able to diagnose it so you can you can go with a 3080 3080 4070 I mean thereabouts your PC is high end with that motherboard and with that CPU so I assume your budget range is also a bit high end for the GPU 3080 4070 um do nagladoro okay I will I will jump a little bit but I'll get back to the old questions chipong for gaming monitors the streaming specs are the same do budget models 15,000 plus versus expensive variants 24,000 um yes I would just in terms of longevity although you know 15,000 pesos is not budget anymore you can get very decent ASOS monitors, viewsonic monitors for around 11, 12K we're talking about 24 24 inches 180 Hertz so 15,000 is actually um a decent amount to spend on a monitor that said I think the question is a little um the question isn't could be a bit more accurate kasi it's it's very unlikely that you would find the same specs um like budget model and then a more expensive model like the more expensive models would probably run at least faster um and yun nga yung quality mo um with the budget models is a little iffy but yun nga we're talking about budget like we did a video last year the cheapest gaming monitors you can get from lazada so those are around around 7,000 pesos roughly we bought three of them and they were all quite good they were IPS, they were like 166 Hertz or something 144 Hertz um but are they still working now and after the video we started using them in the shop it's a bit noisy so you do get what you pay for a little bit um if you spend a little bit more but for me it's not so much um the same specs but if you're gonna spend more get better specs like get better size for sure get an IPS get one that's a better resolution than like you know what if you if you were to um go a bit more entry level okay let me go back to the old or you know older questions monitor again 34 inch ultra wide um that is in stock or used to get the for sure that we can get is the ROG PG sorry uh no that's the wrong one the ROG um they had a 34 inch that I reviewed but it's a little old there but that one I know is still on stock it's a old one recently like maybe a month or so ago um uh wait sorry I don't know how clear my side monitor is but this is from a this is from a local gaming I need to explain why you might see these very scantily clad women on my own Facebook it's from one of the PC Facebook groups that I'm a member of which is local which is local I feel like I need to explain myself because I can see on the screen that you can see what's on the screen but I sorry I want to get I just want to um the I'm just going to check the the model of the ROG monitor that I was mentioning it's the XG349C ah but you know we can also get samsung I don't know the exact so the XG349C is a good monitor but it's a little old na but it is readily available like IE we can get it right away as a custom order and I think we can get from samsung I don't know the exact model can't remember the exact model numbers but 35 inch ultra wide IPS can probably get from samsung the samsung stocks are you are easy to get now ah Pluto Altim yes I am 100% Filipino nga pesto sa pesto I swear to God I swear to God I didn't even mention that the PC group but it's a local PC group sub rivey from quate thanks again for watching budget capture card um I do not know to be honest I don't use capture cards because I don't play a lot of console I don't so I don't really use a capture card um I mean there are instances where you would use it in a PC setup but I just have I don't really need that to be honest for my streaming needs so I am not a good I'm not a good person to answer that but the one that has really good um reviews on streaming hardware in general is epos Vox uh let me so it's a youtube channel it's a very big youtube channel lemme yeah epos vox like you can um lemme I will I'll put it in the chat you can you can um go to epos vox and like here's a bunch of reviews we had I mean I reviewed one from ASOS like 6 months ago which is pretty good it was very um decent for my needs um but again like I wouldn't be comfortable positioning myself like oh yeah I've tried like a bunch of cards and this is the best and definitely ASOS um trends more towards pricier than entry level so I that might not be the best choice for your use case uh um for streaming I don't think it so this is a follow up to the original question um I think I don't think it would matter to be honest um still the same my answer would still be the same Miko from youtube I'm using i7-6700 with 1050ti can I still play AAA games probably if you dial the resolution down dial the resolution down dial the um texture detail and things like that you could probably play AAA games pero hierap I mean you know let's be let's be honest um that is not the most ideal uh rig to play AAA games but you can buy a GP get a pricey GPU um 7800 xt 7800 or 6800 xt you can still find them 4060 um on the more medium level don't but what I'm trying to say is don't worry about bottleneck you can get a faster GPU and it will significantly improve your gaming experience and like if you get something like the 3080 or something if you can find it at a good price second hand get that people will tell you na oh bottleneck yun et cetera yes it's bottleneck but it will still improve your gaming performance dramatically um I know because my old rig was an i5 4 690k even older than yours with a 3080 I played cyberpunk on it I played whatever on it even with streaming so that whole argument of bottleneck I've said it many times on the channel yes it's a thing but I don't think it's a thing that you should obsess over about especially if you want value for money this way you only need to spend to upgrade the graphics card not the motherboard not the CPU if you're just looking bang for your buck buy a slightly more expensive graphics card there might be some bottleneck but you're still getting a big jump in gaming performance yun 4060 for medromid range 3080 get it at a good price second hand 6800 xt co AMD side 7800 those are pretty good moniker wala I felt bad like I feel bad like I feel that they're obligated a little bit to come on and parang like I feel that they're young and they should be out enjoying themselves and ako naman like on Friday nights I'm usually available so like I usually invite but you know I this time I actually didn't just because I didn't want anyone to feel obligated to pop in although I do miss the team but on the other hand I'm happy that they're having a life I don't want them to feel obligated na kailangan nila mag appear sa streams 5600 versus 5600x huge difference in terms of gaming for me if it were an upgrade definitely not but if you're you're planning to buy for me might as well naringo at the 5600x yung xt just means it's basically overclocked out of the box it's a bit faster for me you get a little more juice out of your purchase you can overclock the 5600 non-x version pero mahasal ka pe to figure it out some enthusiasts like that some enthusiasts don't for me the 5600x is worth the extra juice that you pay a bit more for but like if it were an upgrade definitely not especially in terms of performance for gaming you know you're buying a whole new cpu just spend that money on something else ah we can na man it might be a bit hard to find to be honest sanjo from youtube 128 gig ddr4 kit it might be hard to find pero kung kaya naman namin i mean we would look and then we would let you know i agree with this as we mentioned earlier probably like if you dial down the settings way low to be frank it's not the most ideal setup we don't have but we can order it as a custom order let me check ka off stream let me check if actually our asus supplier is not showing it so i don't know how much it is but probably we could hello thank you for buying from our second hand parts list if available pasad retro again 1630 na gpu's 1630 not on stock but we can get them as custom order but the 1630 is notoriously bad but we have sold them but they are usually for computer labs for schools and things like that so institutional purchases as a as the final consumer on the consumer level the only reason i could think of why i would want 1630 is to have multiple monitors but then even then like your motherboard probably has enough for at least two i mean there are very little use cases where a 1630 is a good choice but if there are some use cases like institutional purchases na you might want to go with that we can get it i think as a custom order but we don't have on stock it is a good gpu brand my current just off camera my computer we have sold Zotac in the past good i'm looking up on screen when i look up that's usually when i'm thinking because i'm trying to remember when we had to do an rma and i can't remember a time that we had to rma Zotac gpu so i don't know about gano kabilis yung rma but we do have very good relations with that particular supplier yung supplier natin for Zotac so it should be pretty fast naman and yung quality nila i don't remember ever having to rma a Zotac card although like as long time viewers know my gpu is actually from a hardware customer he sent it back kasi di na nagsispin yung fan consistently but then we never sent it back because i just ended up getting it for my own use and the fans still spin naman i'm not that very particular about the speed of the gpu as long as it doesn't crash while i am playing perfectly okay with that and so i don't care if the gpu gets a little toasty so far it's been no problems with me um yeah so that's the only quality issue i can think of with the Zotac but it's only happened once i can't think of any other quality issues you've had with them and sometimes their prices are quite competitive especially for the 4060 um like the 4060 spider-man edition that we have now on stock the price is very good i will answer sa up liya magnaya liya magnaya's favorite question after we jump back to our sponsor piliin ang preferred paypen preko wala pang 5 minutes na cizigit na para sa windows mo maraming na kaming na tulungan dati sad hindi purchase ako but now i'm from a log of my life dati i'm less ang walang purchase ang life ko but now i'm a world class zumba instructor so web developer ako and content creator for a youtube channel and ngayon ganun pa rin ako pero activated na yung windows ko kaya ako naghanap ka ng legit mura at original software check out cdkoffer.com check out cdkoffer.com check out cdkoffer.com actually my only regret about doing pwede magtanong at this time slot is that i get hungry so to answer liya magnains question with many things in life i don't have a favorite i don't have a favorite game favorite movie favorite book favorite restaurant but i do have a lot of things that i really like kasi binabalikan ko sila or like if it's a book i'm like god damn that was a good book god damn it was a good movie god damn it was a good video game but so restaurants that i go to a lot din tyfong love din tyfong chibo alag chibo for ramen mendokoro always good the chicken place of mendokoro i forget what they call it but it's also in rockwell very good for expensive restaurants i really my wife and i go to 1210 a lot 1210 used to be very close to where i live and i loved it kasi they have very good drinks they serve very good cocktails and then i could just walk it and then what what my wife and i would do was so i would be at home she would be coming back from work this was pre-pandemic and then whenever our college basketball team my wife and i went to the same college but we didn't know each other then we met in law school and but we went to the same college same year so we have the same college team whenever it would win a championship we would celebrate by going to 1210 and getting drunk and i would like going there early wala pa yung mrs. ko and just getting slightly tipsy on my own so they have moved and now they're in the rockwell area they were pricey before i think they're even pricey now because of the move but they still have very good drinks so 1210 is one of those restaurants na we occasionally go to for a special occasion Sima alak Sima for occasional greek food shake shock for the milkshakes the ice cream very good i don't know they're very pedestrian restaurants i mean pedestrian in the sense na they're not fancy restaurants you can find a lot of these restaurants in a lot of places cafe med i like yabu love yabu so i'm not a very i don't think i'm hard to please in terms of food generally we have a lot of restaurants i mean generally we have a list of restaurants that we just rotate around i like shabu-shabu i didn't used to like shabu-shabu but my wife is filipino-chinese and over time when she got married i have grown to like shabu-shabu so occasion we go to a shabu-shabu restaurant and that's probably a lot more than the general audience wanted to know about my eating habits so let's get back to the to the questions i'm hungry now all right here we go the older questions old computer i5 44 40 GTX 750 Ti jet ski the chummy from youtube this is this is a the rig is a little old 1650 1660 super rx rx 6000 ba yun? or so 6600 rx 6600 all of those would probably may be bottleneck a little bit but again as i mentioned don't worry too much about the bottleneck better GPU in your system you will see better performance in gaming so yun 1650 1660 super rx 6600 yun i mean that's what i would recommend for that can like i'm assuming like a budget range best 27 inch monitor in a bank for your buck 27 inch monitors we have are a bit pricey to be honest because we like we have a 2k one from bank the things coming into my mind are like the PG 278 QDM from ROG but that's an OLED so definitely nice but pricey not bang for your buck like if you're up for it itong OLED ba toh we have an ultra gear oh it's nano IPS so nice din we have an LG ultra gear for 25000 so that's not really bang for your buck but it is a very nice monitor 2k 180hz g-sync compatible you can you can hear my 1 year old son i don't think it was picked up on camera but he was yelling he was yelling bang for your buck 27 inch sure so you you know at 27 inch like i want to i'm tempted like you should just get 2k but that's not really bang for your buck it's actually quite hard to find a decent 2k 27 inch monitor which is why we have them we have two of them we want to give our customers variety that said nothing really comes to mind like off the top of my head i had like there was this ASUS 1 that's a little old that i really loved we gotta try it out wait lemme see if i can pull it up you know the problem at monitors is that they have these really weird ass names i mean the naming conventions for monitors are just terrible but it was like 2 years ago but i really loved so IPS i really loved using this the ASUS stuff QL1 alpha ganda ganda nung quality ng monitor na yun but na i'm spoiled with OLED but IPS IPS versus ganda that was a good monitor i think you can still get it lemme just jump to lemme just jump to one of the more the later questions my house i don't know i don't know if it's grounded but it doesn't matter because i don't have any protection i don't use i've lived in this house where i am now in Makati for the past more than 5 years na that entire time wala akong protection wala ng AVR wala ng sorry usually when you say protection you think of something else you think or i think of something else but i have been AVR free surge protector free for the entire time i've been in this house i don't know if there's a my plugs do have the 3 prong things so the prong that is the ground that is meant to plug into the thing which ultimately goes down into the ground that serves as the ground i don't know if my house has it but generally yeah but i have lived without using any AVR things like that the AVR i don't want to stray too far into things i don't know that much about kasi di naman ako ECE i'm not an electrician or anything i believe the AVR will work even if you don't have a proper that you don't have an actual ground like that goes into the into the soil because there are that's the whole point of the AVR internally there are already protections in place yung mga surge protectors that one i i think they do still work even without the proper ground i think internally they have protections in place inside the surge protector did they work better with a ground like if you know you have an actual ground again i'm very uncomfortable because i'm straying out of my comfort zone but i would think yes they would probably work better if there was a ground but in condo buildings most likely you don't have a ground even if the outlet looks 3 prong but like if i had to bet i think they would still work even without a ground they probably work better with a ground but again take all of that with a grain of salt because yung an di naman ako ECE or an electrician i agree i agree we do sell a little bit of eusonic ah and one of my monitors now so i have four monitors here one of the one i have one in a portrait mode so for my chat and um oh here so this is what i like doing when i can't just show my setup so you can see the so i have four monitors the main one in front of me and then the focus zv10 then i have one in portrait that you can see here that's a portrait one this actually eusonic and it's just super old and i've had no problems with it yes and as dave matthew pointed out that is a very old tv lg older padad my marriage so i had this in my room i think it's around 42 inches like it's really old and you can tell nabumibigay na yung panel kasi there are different white colored spots so you can even see it's already in the background pero kitang kita yung ano but i don't care because i don't watch it i don't use it to watch to watch content i just have it as a other monitor and it's very super useful as another monitor and it's really like what i like for my personal use like when you're building a pc i like using as much old stuff as possible so this other monitor na naka under sling this is a 27 inch from bank also my old gaming monitor the view sonic that i have here on the side also an old gaming monitor that i used so both of these were my primary monitors and then i started getting more and more monitors i do have a monitor problem and then here we are maybe not on stock but if our supplier has we can get it as a custom order and we do sell height actually we do sell the brand we have sold the y60 we have done builds in the y60 for customers so we are and just like conting flex we did a short that had the height the y60 and then it was like is this a pc case or an aquarium and we had like effects and whatnot but it was a very complimentary short on the y60 because we did we did the camera turning around it and stuff like that and then height liked it or the official height youtube channel i think it was on youtube where they noticed it they liked it or whatever something like that so it's nice when the brands notice us kind of KSP for the brands this one i don't know to be honest that's good please do visit the more customers the better hopefully you know we can fuel more inventory and fuel more like an expansion like you know let's get a branch going outside of mahati yes we can clone the to the new ssd yeah we don't have a 34 inch ultra wide but yung an easy to get once we i mentioned them earlier planning to build a new planning to get a new build mainly for motion 3d animation all of those are fine actually you don't need super high end for 3d animation so the specs that you have planned now emmer from facebook completely fine if you don't care about the aesthetic an air cooler is also fine for the r7 5800x get something like the deep cool ak620 it'll be completely okay yeah so all of those are good you can go air cooler you can save a bit more money and yeah but all of those are good for your use case we do not unfortunately we do not rolin i'm currently actually using the height y6t there you go we have done some builds as you can attest rip to your monitors sorry we don't repair monitors i don't know how hard it would be i don't know how hard it would be i assume hard though kasi kung nabasa yung circuit board medyo may hirap generally the 6600 edges it out a little bit but if you're like yung thing ka doon it's not just yung raw hardware performance but it's also like are you comfortable updating your drivers kasi even for me like amd really had a bad time of it in the 5 thousand series of cards okay naman yung 60 series and the 70 series but i'm still a little traumatized from that kasi yung know when a customer buys a card let's say it was the amd 50 series and then big na nang ka crash yung games nila you know they're gonna insist that there's something wrong with this card then you have to tell them well you know it's just really the drivers and it's not really our fault and there's the warranty only extends to hardware so you know it was a really hard time for PC shops with the amd 50 series if the customers you know we're not that knowledgeable about computer hardware or just you know and to be fair you know I can understand the frustration they spent a lot on the graphics card suddenly it's not working and you know you don't wanna intellectually you understand why it might not be working but on an emotional level nakakainise di ba and you know who's the customer gonna blame the easiest one to blame is the one they had last contact with and that's the shop so I'm still a little traumatized by the amd graphics cards although we do carry the amd naman when we find good value for money models we do have the 7800XT on stock now so but just in terms of raw performance the 6600 I think edges out the 3050 but in terms of driver stability the NVIDIA one would probably still get my nod so it kinda depends if you are how much of like are you okay with uninstalling drivers and things like that like how much of a technical user are you sapesto the 3060Ti was it is really good in terms of value for money almost done sa 3070 performance but not as expensive I don't quite remember the exact comparison for this I would lean towards the 3060Ti again just because I am slightly biased towards NVIDIA just for terms of driver stability that said if you can get the 6700XT significantly cheaper that would probably be better value for money any interest in custom mechanical keyboards I do have an interest but I am not very knowledgeable in the custom keyboard space so I like super noob so I would be very like I'd have to do my research before changing my keyboard which is very old we did a video recently where I mentioned 6 years old or something so this is a Das DAS keyboard I bought this so it is mechanical the same with mechanical like I really like yung very loud alam ko yung usong ngayong softer key yung the softer sound when you do the keystrokes but I like as loud as possible like yung old fashion typewriter na tak tak tak yung talga mechanical na dok dok dok so I that's what I like I do have an interest but I don't know much about it about that space I would really need to ask people for help on that well they really the brands in general the 30 series they really it's really been phased out so the brands don't make them anymore the stock that we get are just parang pinapaubos nalang nila yung supply it's not that big a push to face it out unlike AMD AMD when the 70 series came out grave yung price support nila that's when they would tell the distributors okay we will subsidize parang discounted yung mga GPUs there's a really concerted effort from AMD to discount the 60 series so that matapos na yung 60 so that people could move on to the 70 yung Nvidia 30 series hasn't seen that level of support like yung talagang discounted or the prices have been going down over time we can still get 3060 pa naman as custom orders but yeah a general one general reason is that yung they're just being the attention of brands is on the 40 series now with the 4060 and stuff like that compared to like the 30 series I will just jump a little bit to another question aspect 14 aspect 14 I did a video six months ago where I bought from Amazon and I said my experience was great and I said in the video that I'm the only idio to own a PC shop but I did a video extolling or praising the competitor and it was a great experience I'll just basically repeat what I said in the video you do run the risk na the warranty thing you do run the risk that if the part breaks down you're shit out of luck or you're up the creek without a paddle very on a practical level very hard to claim on warranty dito sa atin if you bought it from Amazon but for items that have very low rates of return thinking of storage actually Ram medyo dicey we've had some Ram na we routinely have Ram issues but like for storage that one I would be comfortable buying off of Amazon and the prices sometimes are very good like you know I'm gonna be honest there are some times that the prices on Amazon are better than the dealer prices that we get and then the dealer price nampay mark up pa yung store we have to market up to make money and then you go to Amazon the price the retail price on Amazon is cheaper than the dealer prices sometimes here and it's crazy so yeah I mean the thing with the channel is that we really try to be transparent yes it's free marketing for hardware sugar but we're also doing it for enthusiasm to help get new people into the hobby that's why we try to explain things in a non jargon type of manner and it's also but also what's best for enthusiasm so hindi kami hard sell sa YouTube channel na oh hardware you should buy all your stuff from hardware sugar which is why we do crazy videos like that one where I bought from Amazon like I personally put down money to buy from Amazon it's free and my experience is so good it's like free marketing for Amazon but ultimately what we want from the channel and even from the shop is that consumers get value and if they get value from elsewhere we're also open we're also very open about that and upfront about it and I highlighted a little because to be honest I get a little tired sometimes you read comments na oh hardware sugar over price like that sometimes sometimes our prices are high sometimes our prices are low relative to everybody but I feel that we don't get enough I feel that we got a lot of flak for that so we get a lot of negative comments about that but not enough attention to the fact that we tell you that hey you can buy cheaper things from other stores like our price watch episodes that we do once a month it's very clear like this is the average price on the market based on the four largest PC stores in the country we do that even though our prices sometimes might sometimes di naman might suffering comparison so you know I think owning a PC shop and then looking at the comments online where it is so easy for just some random guide to say over price kayo and I know sometimes it gets very tiring even though even though we do have a lot of content where we try to give value to the consumer so wala lang may two cents sometimes nangangapagot din but you know I mean it's the internet I try not to take it to personally 2.5 hours like ano 2.5 hours na perform I don't know man I would think that seems a bit excessive assuming I want a 4060 no? oh I thank you for using our PC builder to recognize the format sorry I said no but you know you can stick a 4060 in that rig R5-5500 all you need to do is replace the just change out the GPU you'll be fine you don't need to anything else the 4060ti was really lambasted when it came out like the tech reviewers were brutal and so I mean I was a little I just mentioned I'm a little nakakapagod listening to random people online criticizing the shop sometimes pero nakakapagod din watching the tech YouTubers and this is even for like the big guys actually even more so the big guys kasi super sobrang dali lang to get a graphics card and say you know this is shit and may performance increase naman from the previous generation but it's smaller than I expected and ang mahal niya that's basically what happened with the 4060ti it came out malina naman yung may performance gain but the performance gain was very small to be honest I think there were some games for the 3060ti or the 3070 outperformed it but yung nga and very select applications I'm not defending naman Nvidia it's just that I find the way things are covered in a very sensationalist manner also kind of very tiring I mean you have reviewers I mean come on man you have reviewers posting the 4k performance of the 4060ti bakit ka magig game on 4k on a 4060ti and I'm talking about I think lino sad 4k benchmarks for the 4060ti I'm not sure gamers next to sad it also but that's really not the use case for that card why would you include that data just to say that sobrang bagal niya oh oh malamang mabagal niya you know if you're trying to run 4k in a 4060ti so the 4060ti was sorry 4060ti or 4060ti as Nvidia would like us to call it was you know sobrang binasya nung mabasya I also agree it's not value for money that's why we don't stock it in the shop the cards that we try to stock you know are value for money so 4060 instead of the 3060 as a concrete example but you know if it fits your use case and we have had customers custom order them if it fits your use case then no problem we can get that for you in general it's probably not best for everybody but I try not to take that approach na aw sobrang bulok nung card na iyan never ever ever mo dapat yan gamitin because you know you will always find niches yung mga use case na not for the general use case but baka bagay naman for your for what you needed for plus if you can find it second hand that's always the big wild card kung may second hand you can get a 4060ti you're upgrading from a 20 series 10 series tawin may second hand na 4060ti na good price why not deba but that's my that's my thing naman about the big tech channels they're very kind of sensationalist in how they cover things because it gets more views and ultimately at the end of the day people can say that oh you know we're in it we just want value for the customer or the consumer and stuff like that but what ultimately benefits those channels if they are as loud about their opinions as possible ako ilawang bakay yung nga because it's like the youtube channel like our youtube channel it's really just like is it bad for the shop if we release this video it might be but is it good for the consumer to know that amazon is a viable option yes it is and yes amazon amazon is good value for certain things alright i will just sorry i am very hungry actually i had lunch i don't know why i'm very hungry maybe it's doing pwede magtanong okay these are the earlier chats this is like from around 710 like 40 minutes ago i think when nubas to nubas to saan na ba yun na saan na ba yun oh that's messenger nag refresh na nga dun pa rin pwontap grabitong facebook group na to and it's like pc it's like pc related ano ba tung i think it's a game i think it's a game and i guess they have some jav related content and i won't explain what jav stands for for the uninitiated pero like literally nag refresh na yung facebook feed ko and then ito pa rin but i think these comments were from from that time alright so sub martin thanks for joining us oh gamer zone sub gamer zone i know you should tell like sila rocky the programmer before had their own show it was it was like hardware news it was far about cutting edge or i forget na name was had a pun in it i forget but yab at yun yun they got busy and then yaw yaw ah liya magnay ah sorry is it okay we do have a video about this it's actually the if you go to the channel it's the first video on it like di ka iiwan ng mga brands na ito ah here this was sorry to answer zedekais question just go to this video like we broke down everything there how many items we sold how many came back for rma for brand and we name brands and again this could have been bad for the shop like you have a brand saying oh why you saying publicly na blok yung quality namin but we did everybody we did all of the brands that we do business with this particular video which I posted in the chat this was even noted by Tom's Hardware so nilobas kami sa Tom's Hardware a little killing moment to be honest kinilig ako na I mean you know you've been reading Tom's Hardware for years they're one of the more well known names and then big lang nilobas yung hardware sugar I mean that was a good that was a little that was a little nice pat on the back moment for me not gonna lie but yeah we break down everything there like the brands old and per component CPU, PSU things like that so everything is there I did logan da dog kami man logan na dog logan na dog is so old na state of the art yes thanks Pesto yes thanks Monika state of the art yes was the name of the video of the kids no 550 watts is fine we have a very good one from FSB the HV Pro 550 watt is cheap but it's very good FSB is very good for PSUs we mentioned in that RMA warranty video that we did the link which I posted we've sold so many cheap FSB yun nga yung 80 plus bronze not modular at all like 1000 plus pesos lang but none of them came back FSB is so good for quality of PSUs sorry I cannot set my PC because my PSU now is also FSB but not hindi naman yung HV Pro but for the for a 5600G build the FSB HV Pro is so good let me just check the price sorry tatagalin ko na to let me go to the RPC Builder krabit talaga ito kaka upgrade kaka refresh lang nung feed sila ulit PSU HV Pro sorry the HV Pro now is 2670 but worth it you won't have any problems with that can't remember if like 1000 plus ba yung datin namin binibenta na binibenta na FSB sub mark louis alright thanks so much for watching guys another episode of pwede magtanong I am very hungry we will I will have leftovers for dinner and then I will my friends and I have a regular Friday night gaming session but we will not be streaming that I try to protect the privacy of my friends but do check I will stream maybe gaming tomorrow and then maybe have depend if I can get it out the price watch episode on Sunday and will be tackling there the parts of PC prices go down pag malapit na yung pas ko so is there like a holiday discount so check out pretty soon if not Sunday early this week that will be our price watch episode for December thanks so much for watching have a great weekend stay safe


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I thought on hardware news gonna go over a couple things and then the usual I picked one topic We're gonna talk about okay. It's gonna be a little surprising this week. What? Yeah, sure Okay, well first up congratulations. We mentioned this before but we're up to 9,000 subscribers if you haven't already go to 8 over 9,000 over 9,000 Go to a to fruit daily calm and sign up there. It's not connected to your a to fruit store account We don't spam we don't harvest anything We made a completely separate site use those like email tricks So you can see if we ever use your email address for anything else. We don't don't trust us. That's why I that's why I say it so do that because You know after we hit like a milestone like 9,000 I'll slow down a little bit don't get like 10,000 But if you could sign up we'd appreciate that because you'll get all this delivered to your inbox every week Jumper stop by check out our you remember that those last week those last week check out our Video and then also Just usually around in the chats on all that too So Jeff got his picture taken if you work for a to fruit you get your picture taken and you get to hang out with Blanca This is why you want to be a core contributor to circuit pie. This is one of the benefits It's one of the benefits. Yeah So lots of different things we posted up about the study of open source hardware and the EU There's a bunch of projects in addition to Events and more but this week the thing I wanted to start to talk about is we Ported circuit Python Features to Arduino. Yes, we learned things. Yeah, so so I thought this was interesting because this is the Snake wagon the tail or something, but it's interesting because we you know, we did I think we're still the Yeah, no, that's Anne I think we're one of now. I'm just gonna say it because unless someone's I'm all tweeted me wrong We're the largest we're the biggest contributor to the library. Yeah And so as we were doing circuit Python we're like we learned a lot Let's do a lot of things and then we had some Request for Arduino. We do a yearly thing like oh, here's what we'd like to see an Arduino And so we did get to this one for Arduino And I'll I'll go over some of the things that we had requested But what is this good for the folks that do Arduino coding? They're gonna be like this is the best thing ever if you have code like this in your libraries or your examples And if you write Arduino, you probably do this like Why are right wire send and then you request and send receive and you're just tired of of the same Code over and over again, especially if you're doing driver libraries for chips where it uses like SM bus registers Where you write the register address and you read data from that address There's so much boilerplate That's constantly we done over and over and over again to like read buffers And what if you have to write read or write more than 32 bytes and then you have to do multiple transactions Anyways So one of the cool things about circuit Python is because we did that we basically structured it I was like all the things I didn't want to do an Arduino. I made sure that we Fixed and made working easier in circuit Python so doing stuff like register access and writing large chunks of data to and from iSquared C and SPI is a lot easier and then I was like I want to take that simplicity the And something's also from Linux by the way Linux also has a really good API that we borrowed from in GPIO zero But the whole idea of like write then read and the prefixing and like, you know Having it just be one transaction where you send and receive a buffer So you can see all the code on on here, you know, all of it got replaced with that down there And what's cool is is that there are? Platform by platform changes to how wire and SPI work believe me I have found out They're not all exactly the same and so all of that Complexity is hidden now in a library and it's like I just say here's what I want to do and it will do the best It can depending on the on the platform to have repeated starts or clock stretching or You know large buffered reads and concatenations And all that good stuff. So, you know, maybe we'll even support in SPI We support software bit bang ice SPI as well And we'll probably add bit bang I squared C So just like taking all that complexity that is just I've been copying and pasting through like 400 libraries And we're just fleshing it out and cars doing an amazing job going through and updating all our libraries So we have a blog post of this and more and then the other thing we have is If you go to our December of 2019 blog post you can see the features that we had asked Arduino to consider Download stats for the Arduino community tiny USB support and Arduino core. You have to do bootloader support Arduino library standards and automation Uniform transfer of structured data. Yeah, that's one time of us. I am support for Grove quick stemma And that was actually on the mailing list today. We did another post. I would actually ask for the same exact stuff this is the side the tooling and and the the tool chain stuff and continues integration and You know standard for library writers. Oh boy That'd be so great. So this is the reason I'm putting this in the Python on hardware section is because We wanted to see something in Arduino But because it wasn't there we were able to do it in circuit Python and now we can now we're doing it Yeah, putting in an Arduino So there's lots of different ways to get to a destination. This is one of them Yep, and that is the Python on hardware news this week. Thank you, Blinka


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White Ribbon Day is on the 23rd of November. We're here with the Western City Wanderers. My name is Lola Bonta. My name is Oriol Riera. And we're get right into it. So why do you play football? I think I play because I love this game. I love the good moments, the bad moments. I think that to go forward to these bad moments, you need to love this game. And I'm here. I'm 32, so I want to play to a 40 minimum, because I love to play. I love to train every day. I go to training, I speak with my teammates. And I think that enjoying football day by day makes me feel very, very happy. Yeah, I would completely agree. I mean, I started out playing numerous sports when I was younger, but soccer was the one I always stuck with. It's competitive. I enjoy every single tackle, every missed shot. It's just everything about the sport, I think, as soon as I step on the pitch, I've loved. So I will probably play. I don't know if I'll play to a 40, but I'm going to keep pushing for sure. You never know, huh? You never know. Never know. We start making money like the men, maybe. Have you ever had an experience or exposure to gender inequality? Yeah, so just touching on kind of what we talked about, I mean, we've always said that women's sport, professional sports have come so far right now, but it just sucks to say that at the standard we've set it at. I think for us in the States, in America, when you're younger, you think, OK, I'm going to make it to college, and that's your end result. Lucky enough for me, the professional league started up right when I was in college, so I was able to go right out. And I mean, I've sacrificed my degree, which is going to give me, that could have given me a stable job, a very well-paying job. But we're discussing, I enjoy soccer so much. It's like, why not keep playing while I'm still fit, while I'm still young? So I would say, obviously, the pay gap is very different, but with all the support from the men right now, and I think on an international basis with our women's international teams doing so much better, I think it will eventually get there. It's just, can we keep pushing it? And how long or how quickly can we get it there? I think about the salary, there are big gaps to improve. In that the lease here in America and Spain also is improving a lot. I think that we have now a lot of TVs that is putting the games, the league, but I think that there are still a big gap to improving salary terms. So you have children, how do you teach your youngsters about equal opportunity in sport? I think that I have two daughters, and not in a sport, I think, in the life. I try to teach them, to give them a good education, a good lifestyle, a good way to live. And this mix, I think, will give them be respectful for everything, be grateful, understand every sport, understand the competition, understand that everyone has the same opportunity, everyone has the same chance to get something. I think that the education when they are very, very young is the first stage that for them will be top to understand. This problem that was bigger before now is getting better, but I think that still there are big, big gaps to improve. Yeah, I completely agree. I mean, when you think about it, sports always teach kids so many different morals, but I think we also have to focus on the education as well. And so if we kind of develop both those aspects, and I'm not speaking just for women as well, female and male, I mean, I think that gap will close quicker than we think. But yeah, it's just teaching the youngsters the morals, like you said, respect with the sports, the competitiveness, but just all developed like that, I think we'll get there. I think now we have a lot of moments that, for example, we start now we have women referees that are starting to be in the male games. So I think that this is very good. This is very good to show to the kids that we have to respect them that if it's a fault, it's a fault, try to give to them or to try to show them the best way to understand the football. It's women, it's male, it doesn't matter. We can play mixed, we can, the men's referees, the women's referees can be there. And I think this, try to show this to the kids, these moments, I think it's the best. Yeah, I completely agree. And I think that's the beautiful thing about the sport that we play, especially males can play it really well, females can play it really well. You play different systems. There's no set rule book to soccer. There's different coaches like implementing different methods and everything. So I think because our sport is so fluid, that's the beautiful part of it. How much have you sacrificed to get to where you are? Yes, going back to this, I've, like I said, when we were younger, you aspire to go to college because playing professional wasn't, it wasn't even possible, it didn't exist. We had our national team, but that's what, 22 girls out of the whole country that are gonna play past that and even then they weren't even getting paid. So I think at that point you just, you have to focus so much on your education as well. So you're not just missing, like they discussed earlier, you're not missing dances or weddings or anything like that. You're missing so much more for practice, for your studies. And then for me, when I did get to college, I accomplished that and then we had a professional league and I'm missing out on relationships and future job security and salaries. So it's obviously difficult. We, so many people go through this, but I think at the end of the day, we did that because we have so much that we love about the sport and we've put so much into it and it's given us so much back. It's like our number one relationship. It's a marriage that's gonna last forever. Yeah, I think that every young player that wants to be a professional footballer or professional in, I think it's not just in football, in every sport. I think that they have to know how much we sacrifice to arrive there. For example, I remember now that I lose a lot of friends when I start to play. I'm from a small town that in 10 years old, I went to Barcelona to play. So I lose everything and I start to have really friends when I was 20. So really, really, I didn't have any relationship, any relation with the friends. They went to the cinema, they went to parties, they went to have fun, just have fun in the afternoons and I was just playing the weekends, playing football and then study because during the week, Monday to Friday, I didn't have time, I arrived. I think the taxi called me at five o'clock and my train was at seven o'clock in Barcelona, so two hours by car going, two hours come back.  So I think that we sacrifice a lot of things to arrive there but it's what I told you. I think that when you love these sports, when you love being in contact day by day, training, the lifestyle that these sports give you, I think that you can go forward with everything. Yeah, 100%. I definitely would rather play in any game over any movie, any dance because that's how much joy I get out of that. You lose a lot of things but this moment that you play, I think is the best moment. And then when we're done, we're gonna miss out on it so much. We're gonna be wanting to have to get massages. We're gonna be missing those injuries and rehabbing because we dedicated so much time into that. So to wrap it up, what message would you have for a younger version of yourself about leadership and respect? And I think that my principle and the principle that everyone has to know that is everyone, the number one, everyone has to have the same opportunities, the same chance to arrive wherever they want. And these are stars giving respect to everyone. We spoke about women referees that are starting to be in men football, give them respect. Like a father, like parents, when we watch football with young kids that they are mixed, respect them because sometimes the girls are much better than the men's, it happens a lot. So I think that for the young kids, the best is that they have to know that everyone has the same opportunities. Everyone knows that everyone will have the same way to arrive. They need the same opportunities, they need the same facilities and I think it takes time but they will have this in a few years. I think that everyone has to know that the respect is the principle values that everyone has to get. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. I was lucky, my dad was, my dad only raised my brother and myself on his own and he was a police officer so respect was something that was instilled at us right away. He made us do martial arts where their whole basis was off respect and consideration. So just knowing that from the beginning and Australians laugh at me all the time when I say ma'am and sir because those aren't common to my knowledge here but that's just what we were told to say, mister and misses and then last name because you respect everybody. It's a form of respect right off the bat. So I would say especially to the youngsters if we instill that it creates a better community right off the bat and the teams in general, like you respect each other, you have a better team.  So I think just with it starting there and them giving a good example of respect, it's gonna go to the younger kids and just develop through there.


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Diane Schutter, now Senior Vice President of HR, a long time ICANN employee. Diane, how did you first become involved with ICANN? In 2000, very early 2000, Louis Tutan, who was the first general counsel, had brunch with a friend of mine. We used to work together about six years before that. And he asked how I was doing and I had my own business and I had just had one of my larger clients relocate and I was looking for something to replace about 15% of my revenue. And he said, well, do you think she'd come up 10 hours a week and help me set up the office? And I'm still there. Diane, what was it like in those early days? There weren't a lot of people around. At the time that I came on board, there were really only five people. The CEO, the general counsel and the first policy person who was also the CFO because in those days you had to have three different people as officers in the state of California and there were only three of them except for the receptionist. So our first policy officer was our CFO at that point. And it was a small suite that we were sub-leasing from USC. That was a USC building in Marina del Rey, right? In Marina del Rey. The early work that was done on this was all done by John Postel's staff. And so when we started up, they continued to do the work on a loan to ICANN until we could get funding. And then as we got funding, we hired people and we sent John Postel's staff back to USC. So Suzanne Wolfe was one of them, John Postel was one of them. There were a couple of other people who did things behind the scenes up at the USC offices. So we started in this small little corner and every time we needed space for quite a long time actually, more than 10 years, USC gave us another little chunk of space somewhere. And that's how we grew and eventually started bringing people on as the funding came in. You mentioned funding. How tight was money? Well, when I started, we had $75,000 in the bank. And part of what I was asked to do was set up a financial system because it was being run off a spreadsheet by Mike Roberts, the first CEO. And the very first thing I was asked to do, I was asked to build the test bed registrars for their very first invoices. But I had no clue what a test bed registrar was. It was like total Greek to me. And that was actually the very first invoices that went out that came in with funding for us came from that. And then as the registries contracts had been executed, we started invoicing them. We operated really the first two years off of four large corporate loans that we were given. And we paid two of them back at the end of the first year and two of them were extended into a second year. And by that point then we had enough funding coming on a regular basis from the registrars and the registries as well as some donations from country codes and the RIRs that we were able to repay those and fund on our own. Were there ever times in those early days where you thought, you know what, we're not going to make it? Not as an organization as a whole. Not make payroll, yes. Because the cash flow wasn't steady because of the donation aspect of it and the timing between quarterly registrar billings and, you know, every other week payrolls.  When's the check coming? In fact, my very first international meeting was Melbourne in 2001. And I got on the plane and this man sat down next to me and said, are you going to the ICANN meeting? Because most of the people on the plane appeared to be. And I said yes. And he said, my name's Bruce Beckwith. And I burst out laughing because Bruce was with NSI in those days who was the largest registrar. And I said, you're going to love this. I'm Diane Shredder. I'm the woman that calls the bugs you about money all the time. I can do that all the way to Australia. So he was very nice. We struck up a friendship right there and then, but it was just, you know, to me, he was one of those people I needed to get the checks in from. So aside from money, what were the biggest problems that you were facing?  But in those days, when you had a very, very small staff, you did everything. I mean, Louis was our webmaster, our general counsel, ran our phone system. You know, I basically ran the meetings, ran HR and ran finance for three or four years all at the same time until we really had enough funding in to kind of go to the next level. That was probably our biggest problem. A lot of time just trying to establish legitimacy and being challenged by people that didn't really want to see us succeed because they have their own agendas in the space, whether it be someone like Verisign who saw us in those days as a big threat or the civil society groups who did not see us as the path they wanted to see taken. People in public forums who were very, very contentious about a lot of the issues in the early days. So there was always this constant criticism in the early days. So it sounds like what you're saying is that the very legitimacy of ICANN wasn't there from day one. It grew. It grew. Absolutely not. And it really took a long time. In some ways, it's still one of those things that we struggle with because we're such a unique organization and have such a unique niche. Going through the transition period, there were definitely people who questioned legitimacy at that point still, but usually because of their agendas, not because of what ICANN itself was doing. How much of a hassle was it? And how much were people scrambling in the context of the very sudden and unexpected death of John Postill? He died before I came, so I don't have as much context about that. The piece that I know in the early days, we did get a lot of people who purported to speak for what John would have done. Oh, John would not have done it that way. Oh, you can't. I know one of the early conversations was when John Crane joined us was about his title because John Postill... John Crane now one of our security people. Correct. John Postill would have carried the CTO title, as I understand it, and they proposed to give that to Crane and people were like, oh no, nobody can have that. That would have been John's title. There was some of that type of talk around John Postill when I came on board, but I don't really know how they dealt with the other question. Was there a point, Diane, or maybe there wasn't? Maybe it was just a gradual sort of thing. Was there a point where you thought the ball's rolling? We now have a funding model figured out. We're bound to grow. Was there such a point? So I think one of the turning points for me in understanding and seeing the future was when Stuart Lynn, who was our second CEO, proposed pretty much out of the blue on his own initiative that I can do what they called evolution and reform at that time. And that was in 2002. He presented a plan to the community about, okay, we've tried it for a little while and we need to reorganize. And that was when we moved some things like it went from the DNSO to the GNSO, and it went from being an outside organization to one that was supported in-house, where we really got the basic structure that we're in today. I think the fact that it didn't make us fail as an organization, because when you talk about changing what you're doing, you open the door to people who want to take it apart, right? But instead it reformed in a way that actually let us down the path we're at today to where we've gotten to. So I think that was one big turning point. But this isn't just a regular startup. This is an organization whose primary role was the organization coordination of the Internet's addressing system. But there were people out there who wanted to see that done differently. And mostly because they had a commercial interest that they wanted to see succeed. Or sometimes they had a personal agenda with believing that tech should be done a different way that we were doing the addressing. And I really think that with what Stuart did at that point was a big risk for the organization, because if you open the door and you go out into community consultation to agree upon what your new format should be, it's just as easy to say, no format. You shouldn't be here. But it really did, I think it cemented us through the next period. Shortly after that when Paul Toomey joined, then he proposed the new funding model that took us from the three to five million dollar type of a budget up to 15 and then up to 25. And that's really when we were starting to be able to resource well to be able to support the work that we were trying to do. How much concern was there internally about the U.S. government specifically and all other governments generally? I don't think it was concern as much as it was trying to have people on both sides understand what an appropriate role would be for them with governments, they kind of want all or nothing. That's what they're used to. And with a lot of the people involved on either the commercial side or the civil society registrant side of things, they didn't want government interference in it. And so the whole subject of the GAC and their role was pretty contentious with a lot of the various groups in the early stages. The fact that in the bylaws it has the provision about GAC advice needing to be accepted by the board sounded a little bit to people like, well, the government's having it. Governments are used by their nature. They're used to having the final word. They're used to being the voice. All of a sudden in ICANN, they are a voice but not the only voice. Correct. Well, in the early days, just writing the GAC communique used to take hours. In Bucharest, the GAC communique went until like two in the morning, one night because you're having all of these individuals even though it was a much smaller group at that point who have to agree upon what the language and something is like. And that's very unique in the government world. You know, you have the United Nations where they each have a vote but they don't come out with one document in the end. So to have any group of governments, all of whom have different needs and represent different constituencies, so to speak, come together and issue one statement as something I don't think you see anywhere else. Well, you're hitting on an area that I was wondering about because the multi-stakeholder model is such a weird, funky creature. I mean, it's just not well understood by anybody who's not participated in it. What kind of task was it to convey understanding of this unique model to not just governments but everyone else? Well, I really think that we still struggle with that. I think it's something that we take a little bit for granted that people that work with it all the time, not just within ICANN but within the constituencies about how strange it appears to people outside the world. And I think that I saw a chat in passing this morning from some of the conversations at the GAC today where somebody's comment was we need to do a better job of educating some of the newer GAC members on what it is that we really do. You have governments in particular where the people that come to the meetings will change as governments change. You don't necessarily have the same person representing a country for a long period of time. And you may get a minister one time and you may get a lower level person the next time and they may have a complete different understanding of what the multi-stakeholder model is and what you actually can do within it without the consultations that go on. So I think we still struggle a bit with how we explain it clearly from the perspective of the person looking into it because that perspective is very different among the various groups. There are some people who honestly believe we're just here to make the money and then there are a whole lot of people that have a much different... You have the people that have the mission of keeping the internet open and keeping it stable and so you have that tension there, the governments, the control, the money, and then the people with really the passion for the... Quite a mission of interest. Yeah. What was a two-part question? What was the greatest challenge in the early days? You mentioned the funding, perhaps it was that, perhaps it was something else. And fast forward to today and what is the greatest challenge for the organization today? I think in the beginning it was not getting distracted by all of the forces that were really kind of trying to bring us down as an organization and trying to take away any of the legitimacy that we had established because we would get attacked, so to speak, on multiple forces. There were various players in that world who were funding people behind the scenes that weren't obvious. Some of the user groups in the early days had members that had been funded by some of the commercial interests to come and really raise questions from all angles about ICANN and what you're doing. Today, I think it is trying to be too many things to too many people. We only have so many resources. We only have so much bandwidth mentally. So as we get into this age where things are very, very complex in the world and you just take the data privacy issues alone, that can really absorb a lot of time and resources dealing with that. At the same time, we're looking at people who want the next round of the new GTLDs to come out. We're doing the KSK rollover. You've got all of these various pieces and how do you prioritize it so that your resources are really helping you to get to the best end results? So what I'm hearing you say is it sounds like sometimes we need to learn how to say no. We need to learn how to say no or we need to learn how to make the participants in the multi-stakeholder model understand that they may have a really good point and a useful point of view, but that isn't something we can necessarily tackle today. Let's talk about you personally. 20 years you've been there. 17. You've seen an amazing transition in the organization. Six CEOs. Six CEOs. Why are you still there? The people. That's easily the very first thing and I am never bored. So anytime I've been at that point where you get a job and you think it's time to get something else because I'm getting a little too comfortable I can't offer me that opportunity because the organization has evolved and so I supported the board for four years. I wanted to change my pace. That was a very challenging role time-wise. You've got board members all over the world. You've got committee meetings at 4 a.m. in the morning where my time and I was getting older and I wanted to come back. So I looked around and there was an opening in the organization so I stayed with the organization. Every time I've needed to do that I've been lucky enough that there's been something that I can that has fit my needs as well as me fitting the organization's needs. But the real thing is the people. I've met the most fascinating, smart, nice people through this whole process. I've met, you know, I'm a milkman's daughter. My mom worked in retail and I've met the president of Estonia and the president of Uruguay and Bill Clinton. Who thought? I've met people who do this out of passion. I've met people who are multimillionaires because of the businesses that they've built around it and there's really not much difference in distinction between them. We're really fairly classless as an organization and that really appeals to me and people have a lot of passion about it for better or for worse sometimes. Let me ask you a softball as Senior VP of HR. Yep. Is the organization as committed to the people as Diane Schroeder herself is? Oh, I absolutely believe it and I think it's one reason that we continue to be a fairly successful organization people-wise is that even if people don't really understand what we do when they come in the passion that we have as well as the commitment of the organization to people in general. As we developed over the years as an organization most of our funding went to our outside work. If you didn't do the outside work well you didn't need an inside structure. So we didn't build up HR or finance IT. We got to the point where Fadi joined us and we doubled in size in 18 months and we went from about 130 to 260 staff. It broke. It broke that foundation that didn't exist but Fadi had the foresight to say okay, I need to give you the resources and he did. He funded HR, went from four people to I of 15 now. Finance the same, IT the same. By doing that he showed a commitment to people. Yarn has the same commitment to people. People come first, we try to do what we can to help. I really truly believe we are an ICANN family and we've been able to keep that feeling no matter how spread out and diverse we are and it's one of the things that people really focus on. I can't tell you why we've been successful at doing it but we don't want to lose that aspect of it as we do the work that we have to do and the work changes. I read a magazine or the Clinton administration official who arguably could be considered the father of ICANN. When I post the question to magazine or about what do you see as the greatest risk to ICANN moving forward he said something to the effect of if ICANN becomes very self-impressed or if it becomes too bureaucratic and too big what do you think about that? Well I think that's definitely true. I mean I feel very much like if we lose the passion which is what I think you do if you become that type of an organization I think that you will lose a lot of the committed staff. It's a very hard job and it's a very hard job at any level that you have. It's very fast-paced, it's very diverse so you have to be thinking about a lot of aspects at any given time. It's a lot of different agendas coming in and you have to try to balance those and you have to really be able to see the big picture and there are people that don't fit well with the organization. They will come in and they will find that it's just not for them and I admire the fact that sometimes they identify that early enough on and they're lost for a little bit and usually either through mentoring in the department or getting involved with somebody in one of the other departments they start to see where they fit into the picture and I hope that will keep us from doing that. We do have to find a way however to balance the tremendous pressure to be everything to everybody against limited resources and people who need to have lives, so to speak. It isn't the organization that it was when I joined when you had to do everything 24-7 and I think that we're still struggling how to find that balance. Very good. Diane Schroeder, one of the first employees of ICANN. Thank you very much for taking the time. You're welcome, Brad.


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He kept his fist just three inches away from the journalist's body and the man went and fell in the pool because you're using the Manipura cow, whoo! The man will just fly, Bruce Lee, you heard of him? No, he was not a yogi, okay? He gave a demo. So, a journalist came and asked him, he was still not yet so famous in Hollywood. He'd just come to Hollywood and talks were going on because he gave some demonstrations and he was almost superhuman. So people talks were going on, a journalist came to interview him and he asked him, okay, people are talking about all this, give me a demonstration about your power. So Bruce Lee made him stand here, he was at a swimming pool. The swimming pool was nine feet away. He was standing here, the swimming pool edge is nine feet away. He said, you just stand here and he kept his fist just three inches away from the journalist's body and the man went and fell in the pool. A hundred and eighty-five pound man went and fell in the pool with a three-inch punch, just that's all. No like this, just that's all because you're using the Manipuraka, whoo! The man will just fly. Manipuraka could be mobile but that's not a good thing to do. Some of the people who are into certain type of martial arts are making their Manipuraka mobile to demonstrate certain things, that is not good at all. Once you learn to move your Manipuraka in a certain way, that too to do demos and stuff, such a person will not live long. So I'm not saying this only with the relationship because anyway he's dead that's easy to say, not in that context. Innocently they have shown these things in some of the things. There are yogis who move their Manipuraka and do things. Such people never physically move, they sit in the same place. Once your maintenance center is moved around, you don't move your physical body.  I think in some of these martial arts movies, innocently not knowing what it is they have shown this, some old people are sitting, somebody falls down but they're always sitting. Have you seen this? Because one who moves his Manipuraka should not move his body. If he moves his body around, he will not last long. He has to go.