Let's go on everyone Caleb here with the late in gaming next tonight. We've got 2022 or first night I should say 2022 Bowman baseball jumbo eight box case break number 43 pick your team style I'm gonna read off the teams you do have in the break right now. Thank you again everyone for joining. I do greatly appreciate it All right, we've got M. O. D. With the rays Charles B. Reds Royals Marlins Cubs Tigers thanks Charles Chris B with the twins and the Nationals Christopher L. Marlin Mariners, excuse me Ernie M. With the Dodgers Irvin S. Rangers Frank L. Pirates Jack S. Metz Jacob H. Angels Got Jaime C. With the Astros James E. Orioles Jeffrey D. Diamondbacks Jeffrey H. Yankees Jim G. Braves JJ G Brewers Joseph C. Phillies Josh L. Padres Kenneth H. With the Rockies Matthew F. Blue Jays Rick E. White Sox Ryan B. Red Sox Zack D. With the A's Cardinals And Zack M. With the Guardians Giants. Let's get it going. Thank you and good luck here on the case break guys Should be a good way to start off Here we go Let's do it. How's your day been Randy? It was actually like not that hot today But it did rain the whole morning so that's usually how that goes Yeah, you get exactly you get one of the two Good luck everyone. Let's get it going full case break here. Thanks again for joining Paper base does not ship in this products all the chrome cards. However They do ship Good luck. Let's get right to it. I will definitely be adjusting that camera a little bit, but I will Mangle through this first pack here, I guess With said camera angle your bina And purple Braylon Jaraba to 250 brewers Sorry, it's not my Not the way I like my camera exactly I said every breaker kind of has their own Their own place their own comfort zone their own style And thanks again, like I said for filling this one up so we could get the night going right away I do greatly appreciate that Invicta Nick York Victor there I'm in person also be taking place tonight following the group breaks. You can feel free to grab a personal I will be ripping those following the group breaks Thank you Sean just dropped a link as well in the chat for the archive sig series break guys check that one out there Linked in the chat for you Number six archive sig series that is random hit styles. You are guaranteed a hit with every spot purchased autograph here for the Marlins to get it going tonight is a Federico Polanco first bowman autograph Marlins you go Marlins And we've got a goal to 50 bread baby nets On the goal to 50 go I'm gonna go even a tiny bit lower Sorry forest Have to get your angle back in there when you're back Sorry Colson Montgomery James wooden tray Sweeney nice trio of firsts there on the chrome Not color but nice hits Some of the top prospects sticky chrome first Joshua Bayez Robert Dominguez That is a gold of 50 on the Jordan Lawler. They go gold of 50 32 of 50 there nice Solid diamond back. So you go nice one insert the 50 Lawler Just be cracked ice here atomic Invicta Christian Hernandez and atomic rookie Luis heal number to for the Yankees on the Luis healer You go Yankees atomic rookie to 100 Very interesting do a recap at the end of this with all of the autos guys any notable color that would be to like 25 or less guess gold first bowman gold would do the trick as well We'd launch that in the recap for you It's gonna be here a aqua to 125 on the Nick Gonzalez pirates you go to 125 aqua chrome aqua Marcello Meyer Brian bellow Be Martin jr. In the last pack of the box. You got here on the last pack It's gonna be purple audit graph for the Yankees as well this time.  It's nice I Move over some paper and some chrome get right to the next box. Here we go. Good luck Hey guys, like I said, we do have a really really great break schedule lined out for you tonight Ranging across baseball here to start the night basketball and football so be sure you're given the break schedule look this evening Purple is Luis heal. Wow Yankees are off to a hot start on the rookie to 199 Paper rookie and a purple first Dario Lopez to 250 pirates You go a couple of purples Paper and the chrome Thanks, there's a break schedule link there in the chat for you. Appreciate that Sean Lenion Sosa on the first bowman. You can see Noel Vargas one of seven Carlos Delgado. That's gonna be one of those buy-back cards. I believe very interesting one of seven That is wild. It is not the hit you expect to see every day Opening up a case of Bowman It's also a blue jays Carlos Delgado That is quite the card one of seven. I believe that is a facsimile auto on the card, but that is That's quite interesting. Yo blue jays Never did I expect that to be in our bowman case? What about you Sean? That is pretty cool though. Yeah It is pretty cool Like I said, I believe it is facsimile auto still on there It did not say that it was like a certified auto or anything on the back. So usually that's the trick to telling What a card though one of seven It is pretty cool franchise. Just from a product like this. It's those buy-backs are really tough to find and Very few and far between Carlos Delgado blue jays Invicta Christian Santana. It's gonna be first bowman autograph for the braves luke waddle Buy-back card that refers to it was a card that was LED the crews there warming released previously in a Like actual product. So that card is literally from like 1990 whatever it's like a 1995 card and it was like pretty much Re-released in a stamp in the product here stamped one of seven For people to find so basically how a buy-back works Elijah Tate's Well, I'm green there to 399 Fidel Montero Okay, so they think that Delgado is like somewhere late 90s or something like that Yeah, they choose a wide wide variety of cards for buy-back products And you're actually gonna see it next tonight with archive signature series They do the exact same thing with that However with archive signature series they get the cards they have the players sign them and then they encase them for Archive signature series the product itself Lenion Sosa first bowman refractor autograph there nice one white socks. There you go It's a 499 congrats white socks very solid Sosa take that Very nice. It's any Rob. You are in junior aqua first bowman for the Rockies to 125 Solid hit there. Yeah, it's a it's a pretty cool concept. It's a pretty cool concept There's usually like a really wide variety of cards in the checklist like literally almost anything There's a wonder inserts But yeah, it's it's actually wild It's a really cool product though. I can I'll drop a link here for archive SIGs in just a second guys Let me get through this pack and you can check it out And check spots here as well. See where we are at. I got the link shown. Thanks, though Nice guys check it out here if you are interested in archive SIGs It's at 17 to go and that's the second one of the night And it is linked in the chat there. Give that a look I'm gonna tweet that as well here Let's keep going Appreciate it guys looks like some spots are coming on it. Thank you very much For the orders here this evening really do appreciate it Got a nice night of group breaks here lined up for you guys Go here you Daryl Hernan's will Wagner you're in Baker Invicta Colson Montgomery Invicta their white socks go Last one see what we got No auto in that pack either. Do we get I think we got short and auto on that box, didn't we? We definitely did Yeah, we should be at six Okay, so I'm gonna make sure as well that there's nothing sticking here But I think we did get short and auto usually there's one of the last pack. I didn't see one of the last pack there Make sure You will make note of that if we did get shorted in auto. I Don't think so It might be the Delgado, yeah, I guess it is probably the Delgado. Yeah, let me show it again. Just It does look like it is probably the Delgado it's one of seven Like I said, it's just not like stamped on the back that is Fish auto it probably is the Delgado though It probably is it does look like an on-card It does so that is the that is the auto I just can't believe that they don't even stamp it with Like this is a certified autograph. They do that with almost everything, but I suppose that is with the buyback They do that is the live autos. Yeah. Yeah, exactly Chris. It is live now that I looked at it better Just so strange to see that is in auto from a Bowman box The sky rolling is the same way. I gotcha Yes, such a strange strange strange thing to see from a Bowman box like we were kind of chatting Keep going out of the next one here. I can almost guarantee we will not see a Carlos Delgado autograph In this box here. I can almost Yeah, true true Man in Victor Francisco Alvarez base back there That's exactly what you're saying to this like it is still cool and it's a Carlos Delgado blue Jays card of all teams Which usually think that's for him. I guess I don't know But yeah, it's an interesting one for sure Ziya Salinas it's gonna be a pink Jason Dominguez or excuse me a magenta there to 299 the Dominguez We got lime green at 399 Peter Lonzo Mets and Eduardo Vaughn first Bowman base auto their Red Sox There we go. Now we're back to first Bowman autos Is this feeling more like Bowman again? Sam Quintin What is starts tonight? It's a little taste of the archive six series guys. It's a little taste Must mean we've got something big coming Let's see like a cheater one-to-one or something cool like that tonight Miss work Garcia some nice players in that retired Player check list lots of unique names really fun way to get at it. Like I said, I did recently link that break into check guys check that out Get a few of those going down tonight. Let's fill them up You are guaranteed a hit as well. Like I said random hit style So we're guaranteed a hit with Spot purchased. That's a refractor McEl Triana Red so you go on the refractor to 499 Nice sit there How you doing tonight Chris good to see you good to see everyone here Nolan Gorman, yo Hendrick Penangu This is our Tiago Wilma Diaz on the Invicta their Dodgers Brewers Felix Valero first Bowman base autograph You go Brewers no smart Quintana or a Vera Doing all right. I'm doing all right, too It's kind of solid day cannot complain Jackson sharia is raining like all morning, so Felt like my dog wanted to go outside, but it was like Well, you can go outside and then you get to the outside. It's like well, this is what we have to go with outside right now This is the only option Rain or nothing Of course rain. It's just so fun to go walk around it. Oh, yeah fortunate enough to have a shower though Utilize afterwards so like I said can't complain Certainly could have worse problems Chrome seer Benjamin Bailey class say Seems to be an autograph and pay him every time I do a Bowman case See if you do have a class a autograph somewhere this evening We'll find out Let's keep going It's gonna be vibration Spencer Torkelson on the atomic to 150 and Purple autograph for the Giants Anthony Rodriguez to 250 You go Giants to 250 there a rod and we've also got a Lava Jason Dominguez to 399 nice lava Yankees couple of Dominguez colors here Move some paper next box Purple high song Kim to 250 Isaac Pacheco, Roni Arcancero Padres you go to 250 Sapphire is sick. Yep. I Like what they do with Sapphire. It is a it is a cool way to collect some baseball Generally more higher end depending on the set, but yeah, it's it's nice stuff. I like the color a lot that they use The green looks really clean Speckle autograph for the Brewers Larry Ernesto first Bowman autograph. There you go Brewers nice One of the last teams grabbed up nice Larry Ernesto first Very nice hit there on the Ernesto very solid prospect for them Take that all day Yeah, the sapphire release of this exact product was pretty fire You did get one autograph per box and usually about one or two color cards as well. So Solid stuff. I think we're long and gone out of it already, which is Honestly, not surprising with how strong of a product it was Stuff is very popular For personals and group breaks in Victor Shalen, Polanco and first Bowman autograph for the Angels Edgar Carroll. You go angels Very very popular and it's gonna be a Braille in minor that time You go Reds love out of 399 Alejandro PA. I don't think we've worked together since that first night, right? No Lura the 150 there. Yeah, I've gotten a little bit better with my organization Yeah, still was getting getting the hang with for sports and stuff what I had to toss your way what I didn't Giants Riccardo Genovese Giants first Bellman me and Sam were joking about it one night The first couple of nights it was brutal though. I was tossing way too much stuff for way too little stuff Just you have to get it down But yeah, that was That's the last time I worked with you I think Screw this. I don't want to work again Who's the Addy first Philly's I hear you. Yeah, that is nice. Yeah, you work with force like a load, right? Yeah, that's what I thought you said one night That's funny Jason Dominguez. Ellie Taylor cruise on the first and a warming We go nice first again Yeah, I got you. I got you. It is nice to change it up though for myself to go between the gaming and the sports Wander a couple to go guys couple to go. Let's find another auto here for Boxes remaining and Victor Gabriel Arias guardians. I'll look first in there Hey Joshua, what's up, man? Are you doing man? Good to see you Joshua Vibrations there Marcello Meyer nice. We're down to 15 on the second archive six break break number six Refractor of us Martinez blue jays Like it's not that much different than what I do with gaming, you know where you have to have piles of this that piles that Sleeve top load, but the difference is on gaming. I sleep in top load everything myself So I was so used to sleeving cards that like it was so inconsistent with what I was throwing your way sleeved and not Sleeved because I just like always had the habit of sleeping So it's just like Yeah, I definitely got my Feel for this side down a little bit more sense, but yeah Me and Sam we're joking about it one night Detmer's on the rookie of your favorites Kershaw had a Perfect game going last night right until I turned on the game actually He had it going until the start of the eighth inning and then the first batter which is right when I turned it on Happened to Double yep Invicta Reginald Presciato cups the Invicta Yeah, so not sure if that was a me that did that or Whatever it was yeah, I was looking forward to like a sweat there at the end. He had just gotten out show Hey and trout At least show head. I don't know if trout was playing but I would assume trout as well It's like man Yeah, didn't quite get there still a good game still a good game All right people have been talking about the home run derby this year more than ever I feel Refractor Dori Lorenzo a nice one their astros first moment refractor auto there you go astros Yeah, I feel like it's It's been like a couple of years since we've had one this good like loaded up with guys twins Austin Martin magenta the 199 Like this one is stacked Absolutely stacked It's like they all had all like privately agreed first that they were all gonna do it and then it's like all right If you guys are in I'm in and here we are now They load it up derby. Do you have someone you think is gonna win? Ian Lewis is it like a is it still are they still doing like the bracket thing as well? So I guess that kind of impacts honestly, yeah, I suppose that probably impacts Selection a little bit if they are doing that bracket thing again. It's an interesting way to do the home run derby for sure Much different than when I used to watch when I was younger Elephant Guzman they used to just let you try to hit how many Like here's a couple of minutes go nuts It's gonna be light blue to 499 hobby bias tigers Lorenzo Invicta Jordan Walker And us Waldo Cabrera first moment speck a lot of graft to 299 you go Yankees nice one to 299 there Go Yankees Go Yankees cheered. Thanks. Appreciate that Nice it for the Yanks We got Schwerber Yep, first pool Yep Yeah, I like the you know I know that sounds gonna say like part of me wants to take who all it's just to the moon But it's just like man not that realistic unfortunately And you got soda vs. Ramirez. Yeah, so though is like honestly, so though is my just like the one I would think off-hands Yeah, Acuna is like the other Then you got see Gerber Yeah, it's quite the homerun But man once Soto decided he was in O'Neill Cruz. Yeah, he just smashed the ball speckled to 299 their maximum Acosta Rangers Yeah, that's true Leave PD Polar Bear is the current homerun leader in that So he's done it a few times already this year. Why not more in the derby Yeah, it should be fun to watch and that's gonna be a frannel Dewey to 299 on the magenta guardians Last pack here It's nice to see a lot of stars getting the night though and first bowman bass autograph George Valera boom Nice one guardians. Congrats there. Awesome George Valera You go first bowman bass auto we'll mag that Nice Valera to close out that box Good stuff Claas Sagan Congrats congrats Some up here the Marlins and Phillies right now, man I remember growing up. There was like a phase where the Marlins were like actually just straight garbage for like multiple years And now they're pretty good. They got quite the staff quite the pitching staff Work either your favorites wander. That's a blue Jose Ramirez to 150 guardians again.  He's doing the group breaks over there Late in gaming check out the break schedule on late in gaming comm just like you would on late in sports cards.com Literally works the exact same way you can find all the details there Working to your favorite saw to grab Louise. He'll it's gonna be numbered to 150 You go Yankees again hitting Yankees Coleson Montgomery James Wood and Trace Sweeney, there's that trio of them nice and nice guys appreciate that Let's keep working on filling up those archives six series 14 to go on break number six now Remember your guarantee to hit with each spot purchased random hit style monty Magenta lava and 199 brilliant robber brewers you know brewers purple Pedro Leo and Astros to 199 as well on the paper And then the second link as well as for the break schedule you can check out everything that's coming up beyond The archive six series that is linked directly in the chat Check out what we got going down guys couple of great breaks with spots still to go tonight Contenders optic pick your team later to see if your favorite teams are still remaining as well Random team style stuff Dravid Viva's first and Light blue Diego Rincone's Giants to 499 the light blue Victor Maximo Costa Rangers first bowman base autograph Niko Kavada's Red Sox the ego or the other thing I would do Sean as I put the card like right here or like right? Like Yeah, yeah, that's true actually Kavada's yeah, that's actually true Honestly, so the same you guys started at the same time. Yeah. Yeah, I was gonna say I remember you guys were here together Training so yep. Yep. That is correct Brian bellow Bobby Martin, Jr. On the first Lot of repetition though, and it does help. Oh, yeah, you need to get to that points This Yep first bowman blue shimmer there on the wheel waggon or the 150. That's true though. Yeah, Astros. Yep Yep The same thing that as well. I mean, yeah, right Come on Darrell Hernan's first bowman gold autograph there one of 50 there you go Orioles solid hit there One of 50 on the gold one bag that up nice it Yeah, Valera first. They've got they've got the you know the crew in the farm as well Nice gold first bowman Great autograph there Let's keep going Two boxes remaining guys. All right, best of luck. My caliscato. It's gonna be aqua shimmer Benjamin Bailey first bowman there to 125 white socks Green Tyler Soderstrom 299 ease Invicta Relevis Martinez Invicta Giga Rincon's Jose Ramos It's also interesting how everyone is more excited usually for like the home run derby nowadays than the all-star game itself, you know That's so true, honestly It's crazy, but it's true It's gonna be another first bowman refractor autograph Federico Polanco, there you go Marlins again Second one on the autos for you in the case you go Marlins nice refractor to 499 That's so true. The celebrity softball games always pretty funny as well It's always some funny highlights from that. That's something I've necessarily watched the whole game of but it's like the highlights are They'll get you with a couple of clips Jay rod there I need some Leonard You guys have any home run derby predictions, maybe maybe any hot predictions like Something a little bit funky anyone think who else is gonna win? I suppose that would be kind of funky Anyone anyone not thinking that It's true max Muncie It's just man. He does have to go again Everything else in the league has to offer 10 years later. Yeah, 15 years later From his good days Esteban Machado, Ellie Dela Cruz warming Going Invicta, Hedber Perez Brewer's and first bowman speck a lot of graph.  Frasier from inserts Elijah Tate smart and him and it's Angeles Yep. Yep It's it's also like motivating as well. Yes. Yes when you start to see the sales like flowing on through when you're doing the eBay Yeah, yeah Just like yeah, I know I know Dude, I have If I wanted to start abusing the standard I have thousands of cards like this Yeah, I know Yep, yep You got to be organized too as well and stuff like that. We're talking about the eBay standard envelope for $20 less cards You can grind through it for sure You can make some cash But people do like to grind through it as well and Darren Baker first bowman autographed there for the nationals Also from the buyer side it is nice for You don't have to get those cheap cards that you're buying bubble mailered Yeah, you can just get it cheaply packaged and sent and still arrive safe like 98% of the time. Yeah, you know Here we go last one of the case But yeah, that was big they added that They added that fairly recently that's only been around for You know a year maybe two years And here we go guys good luck last one here of the case break, but yeah, it's wild. It's wild So many people as well love to sort by newly listed on eBay myself included yeah, and it just picks everything up that way So if you're listening stuff You'll also find like if you really start to get into it like listening stuff on Sundays To have an end on a Sunday is beneficial, but if it's like buy it now it doesn't matter as much But if you do start doing auctions like yeah, you know having it ending on prime days And yeah, like Sundays or Saturday nights is a pretty good strategy. Okay, Robert Hassel and Victor But not quite as important with them buy it now Elijah Tatis on the first moment speckled nice one there to 299 you go white socks nice hits Solid will take that all day I mean just if you ever find stuff that's not selling by it now You know if it just isn't selling by now you can toss it up for auction started at 99 cents It'll go for something then you know Watson Colson Montgomery and James would be Very nice run of firsts there in that pack Go let's continue on It's gonna be a denser gooseman first bowman refractor autograph for the angels Trace Sweeney Joshua Bayez A lot of different strategies that people try with eBay though. I'm not familiar with all of them, of course But I know there's a lot of things that people will do No, some people love to list their stuff on eBay with high Asking prices and they actually like feel like a lot of offers and they sell a lot of their stuff through Offers and relying on people sending offers Yeah, it's it's interesting it's a it's a great marketplace Laura Forest was so upset when he saw I didn't have any tops pristine on my schedule today. I Said I didn't say Yeah light blue there Kyle Mueller to 499. Yeah, I do remember that Braves It's gonna be a yellow Jordan Walker to 75 Cardinals on the yellow nice But yeah, I don't know how we I don't know There is already some in the personal so I'm I'm happy to rip it though. It's a cool products But pretty funny. So I know he was a little bit salty about that Invicta J rod and First bowman base autograph Matt Frazier for the pirates You go pirates My so Gonzalez All right, let's continue on four packs to go here Henry Davis vibrations My backs from Brian bellow We'll have a recap for you right after this as well review your favorites Joe Ryan twins Louis, San, Helicunia There he is Pujols future home run derby winner There he is George Valera J Allen First bowman light blue to 499 Brian bellow red socks Last pack of the break rookie autograph here Number to 100 for the Red Sox Connor Wong on the atomic number to 100 their Red Sox Close out the chrome there Close out the paper. Let me move around some cards guys and we'll do a recap here for you on the case break. Thank you again. Here we go. Let's do a recap. Thanks again for joining atomic Connor Wong Matt Frazier Denzark Usman refractor Darren Baker Luca Tresch speckle Refractor Frederick Polanco Nico Cavadas Rookie of the Year favorites refractor number to 150 Luis heal as Waldo Cabrera on the speckle Dorey Lorenzo refractor Ricardo Gino base base Edward Edgar Cairo base speckle Larry Ernesto nice one Brewers to 299 Anthony Rodriguez to 250 Felix Valero base and word of Vaughn base The Carlos Delgado on card auto one of seven Blue jays Lenion Sosa refractor to 499 Luke Waddell Randy Vela Vazquez purple Louise heal atomic Federico Polanco first bowman Marlins base George Valera for the Guardians base and a Daryl Hernan's first bowman For the Orioles to 50. That's the gold. Thanks again. Appreciate it guys. Hope you did enjoy the break We'll have them all well protected and sent right out to you


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It's theCUBE, here is your host, Jeff Crick. Hi, Jeff Crick here with theCUBE. We are on the ground at the San Jose Convention Center at the first ever Open Power Summit. It's a pretty interesting play here. We're pretty excited about it where you're adding openness to a microprocessor technology that's been around for a very long time. We're really excited to get an IBM guy on to tell us all about it. Brad McCready, VP of IBM Power Systems and an IBM fellow, welcome. Ah, thanks, great to be here. Awesome, so great event, first ever event. I understand the foundation's been around for a while, but this is really the first kind of coming out party. Yeah, this is our first year anniversary, essentially. We came out about April of last year and it's about a year later now and so we're really happy to be here. Awesome, so the power microprocessor's been around for a long time, the family. 20 years. 20 years, and now suddenly open. First off, what's open and then why open? Well, what's open is we are opening up all the technology, the same technology that's been in our proprietary systems for a long time is now open technology. Anybody that wants to design microprocessors with us, manufacture more they want, they can go do that. And the reason why is very important. Right now, it's getting very, very hard to keep moving faster forward. Moore's Law's getting harder and harder to meet, getting two X every 18 months. And with open innovation, you can get a lot of people working on your technology and move fast and give clients and partners what they need. Yeah, it's interesting because obviously we've seen open in software for a very long time and now we're seeing more and more of kind of the impacts of open in hardware. We just had a compute project last week, we'll be at OpenStack Summit later on in the summer. So can open really deliver the value like it does in software to hardware? Yeah, I think so. I mean, I think the same principles apply. I mean, why do we have open software? Well, Linux, when we have people all over the world working on Linux kernels, making them better, innovating, bringing new ideas. Those same ideas apply to hardware. And don't even think that open power is just hardware. You know, what we're really doing is, is we're really trying to bridge all the way across that hardware software gap to enable people to innovate with hardware, with software, bring the two together and do things that we haven't thought of before. And that's what we're seeing mostly at the booths over here, places where hardware and software are being optimized together. Right, and it sounds like in the whole IO thing too, this continual issue of computing the data and you got to bring them together.  IO becomes more important. Okay, let's take the bottlenecks out of the IO subsystem. So we got a lot of people here showing IO innovations. Storage, we got the storage guys sitting right there bringing bottlenecks out of the storage subsystem. So we got a lot of people working in parallel in a lot of different subsystems of the system. And then ultimately you have the power, right? The actual power that comes out of the wall as opposed to the power chip, which becomes an increasingly more important issue as people keep packing in, building bigger data centers. Yeah, absolutely. So you got to, whatever is important, you can optimize on it, right? You need performance, you know, you can go optimize on performance. You need less power, let's go optimize on that. We'll let people change the microprocessor design, change the system design, customize it to their needs, what they need to solve their problems. Now I'm curious, was the impetus really, as you said, because the Moore's Law thing was slowing down and good for Gordon that Moore's Law's been kicking tail for a long time? Or was it that you saw it open in some of the other areas of technology and really saw an opportunity to apply that kind of innovation model? You know, it's never, you know, certainly when I tell the story, that impetus of needing more innovation faster, as the straight, you know, make a faster microprocessor, shrink the silicon, that was slowing down, definitely an impetus. What else is an impetus? Well, there's new markets out there that consume technology a different way. You know, I know you talk to the gentleman from Google, you know, you've got, we have Rackspace here. These internet data centers consume technology a different way. They like to do their own thing. A little bit different than maybe some of our traditional customers where they like to get the vertically integrated system. So, you know, there's different ways technology is consumed. There's a lot of reasons that can get you to the same answer. More than just, you know, the Moore's Law thing. But it's all get you to the same answer and it leads you to the same conclusion. Open innovation can move things faster. So, and since we're at the beginning of the process or I guess you're a year into it, are you really seeing some of the really steep impacts coming out of the gate? Absolutely, you know, that is what these booths all back here are doing.  We got a lot of those demos going on back there right behind us right now. So we're seeing some results. That's awesome. So next year, what's going to be different? What's kind of the priorities for the next 12 months? Next year and I think we're going to see, you know, more and more of deployments. We'll be seeing some of our internet data center people deploy like Rackspace. I think we're going to see more software participation. You know, we are hardware guys. We've got a lot of hardware people here. I think we're going to see more software participation too. Excellent. Well, Brad McCready, Godfather of open power. I don't know, there's been a lot of terms thrown out off camera, but it's clearly a driving force. Awesome. Well, thanks for stopping by and congratulations. Great seeing you. All right, super. We're on the ground at the Open Power Summit in San Jose, California. You're watching theCUBE. See you next time.


Hi there, I thought it'd be fun to take a look at some of the best arcade games of the early 90s that never got Super Nintendo ports for whatever reason. Now there are literally thousands of arcade games, and yeah, we can play these today thanks to the MAME emulator, so I have to keep this list somewhat short. I could make this video like 3 hours long if I really wanted to. Also yes, I'm aware that the idea of this video is a bit of a stretch. The arcade games you'll see here definitely would not look that much like how they would have appeared as a Super Nintendo port. I'm not that naive. Granted we did get some really good arcade ports on the SNES like Turtles in Time, but for every good arcade port there was a putrid one like Pit Fighter. Still, this is just a pie in the sky kind of idea video, so whatever. For me the most obvious choice of a game that should have appeared on the SNES is X-Men, one of the best arcade beat em ups ever made, whether it was the 4 player version or the gargantuan 6 player version, although I always felt bad for whoever got stuck with Dazzler. Anyway, what makes this game so good is how fast paced it is. The inherent problem with beat em ups is that it can get boring quickly while doing the same thing over and over. But there's so much energy in this game, it's really fast for a beat em up and the mutant powers are a lot of fun. I actually think this would have ended up better than mutant apocalypse on the SNES. Yeah, it probably wouldn't have been 4 player, but even as a 2 player beat em up this is still a great game. And of course there's also the Simpsons arcade game, one of the best games Konami ever made back in their heyday. This game really nails the classic Simpsons art style, and it also gets the Simpsons sense of humor, and represents the series as well as any game has. This is easily the best Simpsons game ever made and nothing else even comes close. Again I get the big appeal of this game as playing as the entire Simpsons family at once since it's a 4 player game, but again you're crazy if you think this wouldn't be as fun as just a 2 player beat em up on Super Nintendo.  Just look at what's going on here.  It's amazing. While the technical limitations might have diminished to Super Nintendo port I'm not sure it would have mattered that much because the ideas here are so strong. Even if you're able to capture some semblance of the insanity here that's more than enough. You want to get even crazier, then there's Ninja Baseball Batman. No, not that Batman. Batman as in actual, uh, bat guys. This is a baseball themed beat em up and this game is as absurd as it gets. It's like if Perodius were a beat em up and obsessed with baseball.  Meanwhile the first boss is an airplane inside of an airplane. Sure, okay. Words don't do this game justice. It's utterly ridiculous and I wish more people had a chance to play it back when it first came out. There's also stuff like Armored Warriors from Capcom. It's kind of amazing to me that there are so many beat em ups back then and yet so many managed to stand out as something unique. The hook in Armored Warriors is the fun of being ridiculously overpowered. This is good old fashioned mech carnage using parts from your destroyed enemies as your own weapons, even stuff like tank treads. The amount of weapons you can equip here make this game worth it. And of course there's Metal Slug. This did get home console ports for Neo Geo, Neo Geo CD, Sega Saturn and PlayStation but this game was made in 1996, late in the SNES lifespan so it's possible that a Super Nintendo port could have been at least somewhat decent. Plus if you look at the side scrolling run and gun games on the SNES there's really only a handful of good ones before you're getting to stuff like gym power the lost dimension and that game sucks. So Metal Slug would have helped fill a need in a genre that was somewhat lacking on the system. Next there's Elevator Action Returns, a souped up sequel to the original Elevator action from way back in 1983. This is a really interesting blend of stealth, puzzle platforming and run and gun gameplay. You sneak around using the Elevator traversing huge buildings, shooting bad guys, collecting items while meticulously making your way around occasionally using the Elevator to hide and bide your time or even squash enemies. The level ends when you enter all the red doors. I really like how certain arcade games of the era weren't afraid to try new things and this game is certainly a bit different as is Nitro Ball also known as Gun Ball. What in the hell is going on in this game? Well it's a top-down eight directional shooter where you shoot football players and football related things but you're inside a pinball machine and you can eventually turn into a pinball and knock enemies over. What? The second level is kind of a military motif and the third level is some kind of ghostbusters sort of a thing I guess. And yes it's all pinball related for some reason. It's like they said hey let's take Smash TV and then pick the names of random stuff out of a hat and then build a game from it somehow. But hey as a game it's pretty entertaining you never know what you're gonna see next.  What I really like here is the damage you do to the property itself. That's pretty rare for the time. But yeah it's like a third person shooting gallery type game and it's well done. My only problem with it is that it's way too short but a Super Nintendo port could have potentially remedied that. Of course you can't talk about 90s arcade games without talking about one-on-one fighting games. My personal favorite back then was X-Men vs Street Fighter which served as a precursor to later stuff like Marvel vs Capcom and Capcom vs SNK. I remember as an 11 or 12 year old writing a letter to Nintendo Power begging for an X-Men one-on-one fighting game and maybe somebody heard me. Alright maybe not but still I've always loved this game and felt it would have been right at home on the Super Nintendo. Instead we got Street Fighter Alpha 2 which is a fine game but it didn't have mutants with adamantium claws or optic lasers and stuff. There are several dozen other fighting games I could also add to this list as well like Last Blade, Dragoon, Might, or Monster Maulers. Next there's NHL 2 on 2 Open Ice Challenge otherwise known as the Hockey equivalent of NBA Jam. This was also made by Midway and it plays just like you'd expect. Yeah I know Hit the Ice is the same sort of thing but a bit more cartoony but this game has real NHL players which means it has real NHL hair. Check out these mullets. But yeah this is a really fun game that didn't catch on as well as it probably could have back in the 90s. Finally I got to pick at least one shoot-em-up for this video and I might as well pick Aero Fighters 2. The great thing about Aero Fighters for SNES is that it's the rare co-op shoot-em-up that doesn't suffer from any slowdown at all. The second game looks every bit as good of course. There's a gazillion other shoot-em-ups I could pick for this video like Twin Eagle 2 or one of the 1940 games but hey Aero Fighters work great on SNES so it would have been nice to see a sequel. Anyway that's all for now. Thanks for watching and have a great rest of your day.


I changed the or actually I first will talk about ideas and then results and you will probably find that I agree with the class on many points. And first I will briefly introduce needs and needs so isn't is an independent research Institute so we do projects for the food industry and make profit in that way. So we usually don't fund research we carry out research and are paid for it. We are originally the Dutch Institute for their research, but gradually we moved into all food science and there are about 100 professionals, people actually. And we have all facilities for doing food science, all levels so from very fundamental to really apply it and I think there's a good position to consider neutral scattering food science. So my table of contents is short I will discuss like me and like Nicholas did the unique applicability of especially neutrons. This this talk is about neutrons actually and also mentioned about x-rays. And then I will show some examples of work in the past we did that needs so using neutrons. Now as was already said many times that a unique applicability of nutrients in food science has a few pillars, one of them is HD substitution as we make hydrogen bonding visible. And another thing is that you can look into turbid systems and food is usually turbid. And in that case it helps when you use DTO and instead of H2O as a solvent and then just accept the fact that you may change the solvent quality a little bit. And of course a really important and not optimally used advantage of neutrons is of course that you can look through steel and food processing equipment is made of steel and so therefore it is largely unknown for many very standard applications what happens inside all that steel. So for instance, the effect of high pressure and the build up of food structure under sheer now that I put those in straight the font because they are available already less available. I'm not sure if they're completely unavailable but not widely explored yet is using neutrons scattering for looking at fouling and heating equipment. Look what what happens inside and homogenizer. And these are really quite pressing questions because redesigning homogenizers for for better and better controllable states of emulsions is really bottlenecked by the fact that you can't see what happens inside. And as Nico Niklas already said also it is really interesting to look inside nozzles or Niklas said extruders but that's also kind of nozzle. I mean more the nozzle of a spray dryer. And as a kind of beginner's case of spray drying you could see electro spinning it's easier to bring within the reach of a neutron beam. Now here I show a picture which comes from Delft from the environment. Where they built a shear cell for neutron scattering where to be combined with neutron scattering so you can see the build up of structure during shear in the dense food systems. And there's, there are of course several examples of high pressure cells for neutron scattering and I show here one the one we used in Switzerland. Designed by Cole, a yoga and cold breaker, and we used it for looking at the falling apart of Casey myself that's high pressure, which I will show the results of later. So here are some serious cases, at least on the left you see what fouling actually is. This is this is an heat exchanger for you each treatment of milk after a few hours of action. That is of course not good. And it would be really interesting to see how this fouling starts where it exactly starts in this in this designed surface. And then, and of course in the end, obtain information to control it. On the right side you see in the table top homogenizer and what you actually would like to do is look inside this hat. And can I have an. I don't see my, I can make an. Here's a pointer. So this is the homogenizer hat. And the inside that looks more or less like this here and there's a complex dynamic equilibrium between droplets being formed droplets being bravely being collars are melting together again. And on top of that you have the dynamic equilibrium of surfactant moving into the surface and away from it. And it's not serving at all, at which stage of homogenization and at which settings, you have the emotion that you actually want. It's quite arbitrary what you do you just use a lot of pressure but it is not clear at all that you need all that pressure and it may very well but the design is also not optimal. So you would like to see inside this pressure hat. Now here is my case for spray drying for drying in general. By spraying here I haven't. This morning at work anyway. This movie isn't. I think you need to go out from the laser pointer to the normal then you can start it. Okay. Yes, exactly. Okay, here you see hundreds. Milliseconds of spray drying. And what's what you what you should note is that it is so irregular. And this looks like a nice, misty code. But what you actually see is the sound you hear this this makes a hissing sound. And that's typical 10 millisecond periodicity in, in, in, in that comes out. And that, that is to illustrate how complicated spray drying actually is. And that's probably a close link with the precise shear conditions inside the nozzle. One of the things that is probably the case is usually spray drying is applied on very high solid feeds like 5040% of protein, 4050% of protein and that is probably highly shear thinning and it may very well be that you have a lot of shear bending inside this nozzle. And that is probably not good but certainly influencing what happens just outside the nozzle. And for redesigning these models for taking into account this, this, this year bending, you would have to look inside the nozzle and Newton scattering could do that. And it's of course not so easy to mount and, and, and Newton scattering beam in a real spray dryer tower. So you could start with an electro spinning because they're the type of problems is the same. It is also hard to get stable and if I share, of course, the situation is completely different and you get to widely different products as is shown there at the bottom. And, but also for general scientific purposes it would be nice to do electro spinning in a neutron beam. Okay, so now I will come to my results of all the work we did. I will show one results from bite angle Newton scattering where we looked at the hydrogen bonding network in the sugar glass, and I will show some results of small angle Newton scattering. Actually one was already shown this morning in the during the pitch by the environment so I will not go into that very deeply. And the high pressure treatment of casein. So, it is important to know the to know something about the hydrogen bond network in the in glassy sugars because glassy sugars are often used for encapsulating things. And the quality of an encapsulate made by sugar glass is set by how well it accommodates water, how well diffusion, how well water diffuses through the glassy matrix. For that it is definitely probably not essential but this gives confidence when you know something about the structure of the structure of the sugar glass. We did that for glucose, because it's an easy sugar to work with. And we, we took fully hydrogenated glucose, we took glucose that's full of which the exchangeable each atoms were exchanged for D and 50 50 mixture of those. And now then you have a set of data, which is basically a set of unknowns, or unknowns from which you can calculate the unknowns being the radial distribution function of H with H and H with O and an X with X, where X is anything like O or C. And we did that at three temperatures where 80 degrees where it was completely liquid the glucose and just at the glass transition. And also at a much lower temperature deep under the glass transition and we looked at the structure and I only show the GHH to sort of the radial distribution function of the H atoms, the exchangeable H atoms, so not the covalent H atoms, and that gives the essence of the hydrogen bond network. And now what is important to note is that the liquid and the glass at the glass transition is practically the same, the red and the green. But when you cool the glass, it starts to, yeah, to move on as it were in structural terms. And you get something really quite different, certainly at longer distances. And the hydrogen bond network, at least the small scale part of it is shown there on the right and it's a bit different from water. And we would ideally like to do this also with glass with a little bit of water in it. But we never go to that, but that's something that may be done in the future. Swallowing on neutron scattering now here again here's one of the many pictures of depictions of a case in myself. I think most people know that the stability of case in myself comes from the steric repulsion of the hairy layer on the outside made by the Kappa case in and destabilizing case in you, you can do by cutting off the hairs and then you make cheese or you can cut off the hairs and make yogurt. The letter you do with a certification and the former you do with an enzyme. And these, these, but for the rest these, these in my cells are surprisingly stable so you can boil them you can freeze them you can put a lot of put them in a lot of salt, and they all survive that but they do not survive a situation and they do not, at least not in a stable format that the mice else stay intact but and that's what they do really don't survive is high pressure, then they're really full apart. So as we look at this effect of destabilizing by cutting off the hair for collapsing the hairs now that this was already shown by by the environment we did the work on casing together with him. I'm going to this now you're there is again this picture now and that the wind bomb and already said the most interesting things about it. The only thing I can add is that there is this subtle difference between structure formation. After cutting the hairs or and after collapsing the hairs so making rennet is not precisely the same as making yogurt. And that has probably something to do with. With the fact that it's a very subtle effect which which we study that needs so and that's comes down on that you when you shave with an enzyme and signed the case in my cells, then you'll locally shave it. At least more it is not not in homogeneous shaving. And then so you get patches where the case in my cells start to stick together and acidification is a more global effect. And then, yeah, it's easy to accept probably that you get something different than mean how that precisely works out that is not a question but. But it was nice to be able to see it in this way. Finally, I will say something about the high pressure treatment of case in my cells. We took special care that the solvent of the case in my cells is saturated calcium phosphate and that is important for the case in case in my cells because case in my cells are basically a way to to accommodate calcium phosphate and the conditions where it actually doesn't dissolve. And we believe, at least people with whom I did this work and we believe that the, that's the controlling parameter of the destabilization of case in my cells at high pressure is the measure of super saturation of the case of the case of the calcium phosphate. And that changes when you apply pressure. So we took as a solvent, a solution of milk serum. So we be collected milk serum by ultra centrifugation. You freeze dry that they get a powder and this powder you can then we dissolve again in D2O and then you have a solvent which looks a lot like milk milk serum. And then it also gives you then the proper reference that is the same system of milk milk serum without them myself. So we stepped up in pressure. From ambient to 300 bar, and then you see that the scattering goes down a lot. And that is because the case in my cells fall apart. And you also surprisingly see an isobastic point that suggests that you have a new you get in the population of two groups of objects that scatter. And that happens precisely at the point where you get the shoulder so there's in the neutral spectrum you hardly see a shoulder in the which is in contrast with x-ray scattering and precisely at the point where the shoulder appears after pressure you also have this isobastic point. On the right hand side there's a kind of approximate size distribution which which corresponds to the scattering pattern. And you see that you go from large objects scattering objects to objects that are about 10 times smaller at high pressure. And then when you then release the pressure again and then the pressure comes up again but what you end up with is a mess. So the system is not able to find back the nice native case in my cell structure that was made by the cow. Now here is what it looks like afterwards. So you clearly see that the transparency has gone up a lot because of the high pressure treatment so this is not anymore at high pressure but this is after the high pressure. And that corresponds well with the fact that you have much less scattering and much less much smaller scattering entities. Now the model which at least explains what you see through is another thing but it explains what you see is here. The orange background that isn't the darkness of that is a degree of is supposed to reflect the super saturation of calcium phosphate. So it's super saturated at ambient conditions. When you apply the pressure this super saturation goes away. So there's not a really a reason anymore for the case in to case in my cells to exist. And then they fall apart the nuclei of calcium phosphate which holds together my cell at this off. So you are a everything is then determined by the hydrophobicity of some of the case in molecules mainly the beta case in and they form their own little my cells and that is not probably the 10 nanometer entities, which you see at high pressure. So when you go down the pressure again, then initially you have these small beta case in entities. The super saturation comes on again, and case in our calcium phosphate starts starts to nucleate again form particles, but these particles are poorly accommodated by the molecules and therefore you get this messy structure of larger things that cause the higher scattering at ambient pressure. Okay, so that brings me to my conclusion already. So I you probably agree that neutral scattering is uniquely suitable to shed light on specific issues and fundamental food science now one of the some of these issues are really quite urgent, especially what's what happens in a nozzle in a spraying nozzle. And also what happens in in the narrow confinement of high treats high high heat treatment lines are the UHD treatment. Precisely, when, when does the following start and where does the following start you for instance start that correlates the starting points of the fouling with certain geometries or defects in the stainless steel. Yeah, possible for work and mentioned already quite a lot. You could look into further detail to calcium phosphate, because I am well I mentioned a lot is super saturation and the fact that it comes out of solution comes into solution when you pressurize but you would like to really measure that and neutral scattering is ideal for that also why I think a neutral scattering because you could work with isotopic substitution of calcium. And that is actually that would solve for an important chapter of dairy science because dairy science is actually calcium phosphate science and the rest is just colloid science. The unfolding of proteins is high pressure and that is an old subject. That is definitely certainly for for these food, food. Proteins and and a new plant proteins, quite an explored. I already already mentioned the interaction with protein of protein with steel and their industrial conditions so you would like to build and semi industrial heating line of a meter or two meters or so inside them and a neutron beam. And I already mentioned the structure of classical carbohydrates containing water, and another thing I did not mention but that is also quite urgent is why some cry of protectants for keeping life cells alive during storage and their freezing conditions. Why do they work. Because it is very erratic. Some sugars work some a minor assets work and neutron scattering would be ideal certainly because it's able to show this hydrogen bonding network to shed light on that. Okay, that's that was it. Thank you very much. Thank you Hans for a very nice and interesting talk. We have some questions here from Anna here saying very nice movie of the spray drying nozzle. What type of nozzle did you use. Yeah, I have to be completely honest this this was not a spray drying for grown ups this this was a boogie table top boogie. And so the spray drying is not the same as the as the real spray drying with which you make infant formula. That it's actually driven by air, but it's a start, and it is a bit difficult to mount in the high speed camera which weighs 10 kilos or so inside the real spray drying tower so what was a bit eye opener for us is that you can see in this way how irregular the spraying actually is. There was also another question regarding spray drying there do you think nozzle flow influence the powder particles. Absolutely yes no that is also a well known fact mean people people try to increase the solids content of the feet all the time and so from 40 to 50 and higher than 50%. So you get kind of porridge nearly which which you push into the in a nozzle and it is well known that when you cross something like 55% or so. And that's that the powder changes which you get. And then you could look for the source in the nozzle, they can also be other things that play of course but Yeah, that's a part of the promise probably that that you have complex phenomena inside his nozzle. There are more questions here from more Langton. In milk you have also way proteins and during heating the way protein obtained to the missile surface. How can you detect that. I think yeah. My first guess would be that you do light scattering and look at the size of the micelles. After dilution. I don't think you need neutron scattering for that. But the center food stability of the micelles. And then see if you get rid of way protein in the supernatant. But that can also be because the way protein aggregate is itself. So, you look at the size. Why am I asking is that that's one of the reasons why you can make yogurt. That you can make sorry what you're good. That the way. Yes, it certainly affects you over just from carpet around the micelles. Yes. That's restrict the collapse of the if you don't have the boiling before yogurt making the yogurt will cluster in large lump. Yes. Yes, yeah. Yeah. Nice. I also have a question. I think about this homogenization. You would like to study. I mean, What kind of time resolution do you foresee that? Yeah, of course. Yeah, no, no, you get an average, of course. No, no, no, the art will be to distil from the average structure which you measure to distil from that. The shape, the size, the distribution, the absorption of the droplets and the proteins. Yes. So, but at least that's something and now you know nothing. That's a very nice idea. I also thought of another thing about this age, the hydrogen and deuterium substitution. Because as you said, it's only some of the hydrogen that you can substitute. But, but, but I mean, for instance, if you have, instead of water, you have D2O. Can you have an interaction between the hydrogen and the deuterium of the water, for instance, so to say that you have action. So, yes, I have to do that carefully, of course, but in this experiment, the criteria for the for the for the acceptance of D2O was that the glass transition hardly changed. And when we went to the full D2O situation. So, yeah, you will have to work with this, this series of substitutions in order to make sure that that the water really behaves like, like, like water or like, like one thing that you're not looking at. Yeah, that you're not looking at the fractionation between H2O and D2O in certain positions in the network. Yeah. It would be interesting on its own, by the way, but it is not not not reflecting the real world, the practical world, of course. Yeah. Thank you. Yeah, I don't know if there is any more question, please feel free to either write in the chat or orally take it up. Okay, it seems like there are no more questions. So with that, thank you very much for a very nice talk.


Season's greetings and welcome back to the video game storytime advent calendar. Did you know that Mario and Luigi are twins? Presumably not identical twins, but twins nonetheless. According to Mario and Luigi creator Shigeru Miyamoto, the reason why Mario and Luigi were originally twins is when we did the original Mario Brothers, Game Memory was very small. All we could do was have the exact same character and just change the colour in order to distinguish between the two. But as memory became bigger and the technology advanced, we were able to make Luigi taller and have the jump performances and make the distinctions between the two. So they do not necessarily look alike, but they are definitely twins. Makes sense. So when Mario calls Luigi his little brother, he's being facetious because there's only a few minutes separating the two. But then, that's pretty typical twin behaviour. Join us tomorrow for the next tiny video.


This paper examines the weather, climate, and climate variability of the Andes mountain range in South America. It explains how the Andes topography affects the atmosphere, leading to diverse temperatures and precipitation patterns. The paper also discusses the effects of the El Nino Southern Oscillation, ENSO, on the Andean climate. This article was authored by our D. Gerode.


Hello everybody! This video will show you how to check a hard, external or SSD drive for surface defects or bad sectors and fix them with a free program called Victoria. Use the link in the description of this video to download this program and then start Victoria as administrator. In the standard tab that opens, we can see the list of all drives connected to this computer and information on them. It includes drive name, number of clusters, memory and the motherboard connector the drive is using. The smart tab shows the drive status, namely its current, smart values. To see it, click on Get Smart and Victoria will show in the right window the current drive status. Please note that smart is not supported for USB drives. The window in the left shows the list of attributes with their values. The most important values are those shown in trash and raw columns. Trash is the value that an attribute has to reach to be recognized as critical. Raw is the most important indicator for evaluation of the drive status. It contains real values directly telling you about the disk health. There are many smart attributes, and all of them are important. But in our case, the following items will be the most important for quick evaluation. 1. Frequency of read errors There are many of them, but it's not critical because this number coincides with the attribute 195. The number of errors fixed by hardware means 5. The number of sectors reallocated by the hard drive to a reserved area. In our case, there are none, 0. 187. The number of sectors to be reallocated. There are also none, 0. 196. The number of reallocation operations – none. If values in these attributes were higher than 0, or if they were not corrected with hardware means in time, it would indicate there are problems with the drive. Now let us move to the most important tab tests, which actually examines the disk for valid sectors. Let us start the test and look at it in detail while the program is working. To do it, click on Start. This is where you can set the beginning and the end of the test area, which is by default set to cover the entire drive. There are fields StartLBA and LBA. You can also choose what the program does after the test. Choose a test type and so on. For a simple test, don't change anything. The principle is like this. The drive is divided into sectors having a similar length, and the program sends a request to every sector. The longer time it takes for a sector to respond, the more likely it is to fail. This problem can be caused by both physical wear of the hard drive and wrong use. Bad sectors can be hidden by replacing them with good sectors from the drive's reserved area. Before the test begins, choose one of the options – Ignore, Remap, Erase and Restore. In the Ignore mode, the program analyzes and represents information. At the moment, we started testing in this mode. In the Remap or Reassign mode, the program replaces damaged or bad sectors with good sectors from the drive's reserved area. With the help of Restore mode, you can try restoring the sectors damaged at the software level. In the Erase mode, the program tries to write data into the damaged sector and use it further. This mode is recommended to experienced users only. As you can see, Victoria analyzes the drive and shows the number of sectors and categories depending on their response time. This information is also shown graphically in the left window. The sectors shown in orange are supposed to have problems. While red or blue ones are damaged, that is, bad sectors. Green sectors have a certain response delay, but they don't need correction yet. After testing it is over, and it shows some damaged sectors, you can do the following. You can go over the drive in the Remap mode. If there are bad sectors left after this operation, the drive can be tested again this time in the Restore mode. To do it, choose the necessary mode and click the Start button again to begin. You should understand that Victoria is a very useful utility, but it cannot eliminate all problems with your hard drive. Its task is to test a working drive without physical damage and fix bad sectors at the software level. Victoria cannot fix a worn-out or physically damaged drive. You can use Hetman Partition Recovery to recover data lost because of bad or damaged sectors in your hard drive. Find the link in the description. If you liked this video, click the Like button below and subscribe to our channel to see more. If you have any questions, leave a comment to ask one. Thank you for watching and good luck.