@exoticmarrow1346
For anyone wondering, it's not a line in a circle, it's a 1 and a 0
@johnwhitten7213
1, download more ram 2 delete system 32 for windows/ or the French language pack for Linus 3, download more vram for the new nvdia cards 4, put icecubes on the CPU/GPU to ice cool it
@ТоликКитанец
That hdmi tip is really useful. When i plugged my pc and it wasnt working i thought it was over, but i randomly stumbled on this video and it saved me. I was about to call someone to repair my pc
@WhisperXK
The on/off button is represented by binary code. 0=off 1=on
@iliketeniss
I actually like that it’s represented as 1 or 0 — similar to how a transistor works. When current flows through it, it represents a 1 in binary.
@SirajSyed-we6fr
The greatest technician ever
@perlecta
I always thought the circle was for open circuit and line was for short circuit. That makes the most sense to me
@Phoenix-Feather
That end was perfect, I just got off of Balatro from unlocking my last joker to watch this
@Iced-filigree2
Balatro is so underrated despite it being rated so highly
@thugbogdan
The Balatro bit is too relatable... 😅 Upgraded from Intel integrated Graphics to a RTX 3050 ... I still play 2000s games and Indie games
@tigersusyt
Instructions unclear, i don't see a graphics card, only a deep and dark hole where it should be
@CalebStorti
Tip: if you're pc turns on, but doesn't display anything to the monitor, try plugging the HDMI cable into the motherboard. If it displays, it means something is wrong with the graphics card
@Streaklost_101
"no that will make so much sense" got me 😂
@sxnniin9392
I love to see the intel arc in the system, finally some fresh air!
@MoonehLOL
finally someone uses the No Sh1t Sherlock word
@MediumGamer0
“Of course not. That would make too much sense.”got me laughing
@MinecrafterPictures
You can get video output via motherboard if you have a compatible CPU, but either way running via the GPU is better
@fightingfalconfan
Actually if you plug in your video cable to the motherboard and you do have a iGPU on the cpu, it will display correctly. Windows will even act accordingly and turn off the video card when it's not needed. But the moment you run a graphic intensive application it will auto switch to the GPU and go through as if the physical cable was plugged into the GPU.
@FBI_42069
The labeling on the power supply switch is binary it represents 1 and 0, 1 means it active 0 means it's inactive.
@ElemXentel