Keep up with Vince: instagram.com/overclockingpin/?hl=en Watch our previous tour with KINGPIN and TiN: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pYR_tNZylc3fgJc.html Watch our tear-down & disassembly of the EVGA RTX 4090: kzread.info/dash/bejne/po2urMhwYbq7k7A.html Learn about TiN's engineering process for PCB design: kzread.info/dash/bejne/l6ufuLCofcXJc8Y.html

@yuyuy193

Жыл бұрын

wheres the vince links :x

@jorgeruiz7541

Жыл бұрын

Steve, where's Tin?, now that you're in Taiwan it would be great if you Interview him and give him a "lift up" with a KZread channel, he has so much knowledge to share with the world in order to be preserved. Knowledge and skills must be passed on and never forgotten by new generations. The way you did the interview, tone, rhythm, proper questions and also the jokes were spot on, it feels like talking to a dear cousin and lets the viewer feel connected as if you were long time friends of the audience, from high school or childhood, something like that. Greetings from CHIAPAS MEXICO, big hugs to all the GN team and to Tin and Vince.

@nexusyang4832

Жыл бұрын

Man....this was the video that we all needed to help the closure on EVGA.... Such an era....

@vortraz2054

Жыл бұрын

During the course of this video you can steve getting speechless and sad that this videos a funeral

@IRefuseToUseThisStupidFeature

Жыл бұрын

You should link his new channel in the description.

Kingpin questioned why power was in the front instead of the side. Saw that issue and that's the card we'll never get.

@ValkenDnB

Жыл бұрын

Watch everyone take that idea next run.

@EndroEndro

Жыл бұрын

that's because old cases had a floppy and hdd bracket. there was not allot place to fit anything at the back of gpu

@iwsfg

Жыл бұрын

because of designers chasing the looks, probably

@asnaeb2

Жыл бұрын

Well the answer is pretty easy. The GPU cooler is already extremely long. Many cases can't fit the power connector next to it on the side

@LeoDavidson

Жыл бұрын

@@asnaeb2 Many cases can't fit it where it is either, haha. Most 4090s will not go in an O11D, which is probably the most popular type of case these days. The 4090 is too large in two dimensions for my current case (O11 WGX, the O11D precursor). NVidia really needed to make that connector a right angled one, whichever position it ended up in, especially with the 12VHPWR connector being so sensitive in the end.

Kingping is such a cool dude, the perfect combination of nerdy and badass

@mrcookies409

Жыл бұрын

He is the coolest guy I’ve ever seen. O.o

@enlightendbel

Жыл бұрын

He clearly misses TiN too. Must be great having an electronics genius to make pretty much any kind of PCB you could ever want on demand.

@clashwithkeen

Жыл бұрын

@@enlightendbel I had this sadness rush over me when he was fondly recounting and reminiscing about the work they did together. I felt like one of those cringe shippers that wants to see tv show characters be together.

@Avazhi

Жыл бұрын

This guy is straight outta Cyberpunk.

@Don_Dilla

Жыл бұрын

Very much reminds me of deadmau5 but all his knowledge in his own respective area 🥸

Kingpin's love and respect for Tin is just the most professional thing ever.

@zaywilds3579

Жыл бұрын

You can tell it really left a hole in Vince's heart when he chose to take a different path.

@andljoy

Жыл бұрын

Its a beautiful bromance .

Vince is such a great ambassador for EVGA. You can feel the pride for how EVGA pushed the scene.

Man you can tell how sad/uncomfortable it made him when asked what's next. Was a hell of a time while it lasted man, wish him nothing but the best going forward.

@Beregorn88

Жыл бұрын

"I used to be a world renown overclocker partnering with EVGA. Now I repair electric bikes for a living" I can see why...

@theodanielwollff

Жыл бұрын

Yep. He wanted to say something like that eVGA is dead,. But he couldn't on camera.

@fleurdewin7958

Жыл бұрын

Maybe EVGA give Vince a secret project of installing the Iron Man style HUD in the visor of the so many helmets on the display rack

@nutzeeer

Жыл бұрын

Couldnt he move in with der8auer?

@JMNovak1011

Жыл бұрын

He could move over to Asus but that would be like sleeping with the enemy...lol. he needs to land with another partner. MSI, Gigabyte? It really all depends on what would be a good fit and who's willing to allow him the freedom.

RIP, EVGA. It was a good run, and the upstanding principles behind its leadership will be dearly missed in the gpu market.

@dylanherron3963

Жыл бұрын

Man, this succinct comment sums it up better than I could, without rambling on and on. EVGA, since I was probably 15 or so and started paying attention (am 30) always seemed like the de facto card you wanted as a consumer. Like, why WOULDN'T you bet the extra money on EVGA quality? All but guaranteed to be perfect out the box with better components than others of similar price. Having them as a reliable go-to/preference was a luxury, it seems. I get why they wanted to exit, I guess. (Wait, no I don't, I can't pretend to know anything about multi-billion dollar business decisions made by old, traditional, hierarchical Chinese business magnates... still not sure they made the "right" decision over the "proud" decision)

@GamersNexus

Жыл бұрын

EVGA is still alive! Just out of GPUs. I'm sure they're reading this like "we're not dead yet!"

@nicekeyboardalan6972

Жыл бұрын

@@GamersNexus yes but what's the difference I don't wanna buy any other manufactures GPU

@SevenHunnid

Жыл бұрын

I do food reviews while I’m baked af on my KZread channel cx

@dylanherron3963

Жыл бұрын

@@SevenHunnid not the way, fam

I have never bought a Kingpin card or had any real interest in overclocking or even knew who this guy was before this video, but this was fascinating. As the video was coming to an end, the sheer sadness that an era was coming to an end came through loud and clear and it was heartbreaking. I really hope Vince is able to follow his passion and find new and exciting projects to work on.

@Icetuga1

Жыл бұрын

It is just another example of how the business departments of the PC companies are really out of touch for the real world around them and their customers. You would think guys like him would be immediately snatched away to other companies GPU dev teams with the news of EVGA getting out. In my humble opinion and if done right people like him and TiN, are big selling points for the Gaming industry. But they all just more interested in how they can milking even more money out, and not so much in the product itself which they develop and produce.

@epoxeclipse

Жыл бұрын

Word on the street is kingpin is being offered a lot of money by Asus

This really is a special video and an absolutely incredible opportunity for Steve and the GN team to document. Watching KP walk through his workshop and talk about his history with EVGA, and seeing just how passionate he still is about his craft and the memories he made really reinforces how big of a loss this is for the industry.

@cyphaborg6598

Жыл бұрын

yeah

@TroyEdinSammyWinchester82

Жыл бұрын

YES

I don't care where Vince's future careers and hobbies take him, we need ongoing updates and visits with him! Always such a good time to see you guys hanging out.

@therogueadmiral

Жыл бұрын

You don't care, but you want updates? What?

@Puzzlers100

Жыл бұрын

@@therogueadmiral poorly written, i think he meant that he wants updates no matter where vince goes next

@mstrariel

Жыл бұрын

Did someone say overclocking???

This was cool to watch. The kind of custom tools they were able to make and the fact that EVGA encouraged them and gave them so much leeway. You can tell how much Vince loved this job, and how much he respects TiN.

@nicks8484

Жыл бұрын

Honestly this just makes me even sadder. My first GPU (980 ti FTW) was EVGA and all others have been. Really sad to see them go especially while seeing how meticulous they were with the build process like moving the cable port because of where heat was on the PCB.

Wish kingping and tin well, hopefully another company taps their talent. Never bought one of their card due to budget but always pushing the the envelop like they did. They deserve a place in the industry

I really hope TiN and Vince get to work together more. their bond is something most people dream about finding.

TiN and kingpin was the best duo. It's so sad to see such talent leave the industry. I wish them the best.

@bluephreakr

Жыл бұрын

Relocated, they never really left. Dormant, but not dead. Can't count 'em out quite yet, they both have a lot of life left to live.

@nexxusty

Жыл бұрын

Oh by far. TiN is the man, personally helped me multiple times.

@CriticoolHit

Жыл бұрын

@@bluephreakr You just watched a eulogy and are saying don't worry, the deceased still has a lot of life left! lol...

@bluephreakr

Жыл бұрын

@@CriticoolHit The man's still alive dude. You're talking about it like we're seeing Vince at 80 years of age. He still has a future to perform as he wishes, the only thing eulogized here is EVGA's involvement with GPUs.

@CynHicks

Жыл бұрын

@@bluephreakr Some kids think life is over at 30 when in fact it's just really beginning.

I splurged on an SR2 back in the day along with a couple ES 6 core Xeons off eBay. Roughly $1200 worth of hardware that was untouched by anything else available. That was some of the most fun I ever had.

Most of the time you usually see untapped talent never come to fruition but see a bright light with nothing to shine on is so sad. I hope someone can give this guy another chance.

The tone of this video, and the tone of both your voices, was very somber. Reminds me of when you finally see someone you haven't in a long time, and yet your reminiscing about good times, at a funeral. EVGA's GPU division death, is going to hurt innovation.

@GamersNexus

Жыл бұрын

Definitely a more serious tone with a lot of underlying questions for both of us

@Florin_Neagu

Жыл бұрын

I bet ASUS will make him a nice offer. Man is clearly passionate about his work, and his style fits ASUS's ROG line.

@JJFX-

Жыл бұрын

@@Florin_Neagu I'd be very surprised if Vince wants to work for Asus.

Wow, I don't have the words...this is history, plain and simple. I love Kingpin and still love EVGA despite them leaving the video card industry. I'm loving every second of this, thanks so much for doing it Steve and crew!

@GamersNexus

Жыл бұрын

We have even more we want to share also! Will have a short cut of some extras soon.

@Thunterise

Жыл бұрын

@@GamersNexus some exclusive EVGA news about their future? That's what I'm hoping. .

This was a memory lane trip. I remember all this, from the 762 Classified to dual 295s. Great times.

This was one of the most interesting things I've watched in a long time when it comes to tech and GPUs. Taiwan is a next level country with insane level people working there. Thanks for showing us all of this. And lots of love to everyone involved !

@thrace_bot1012

Жыл бұрын

Taiwan is as much of a country as Long Island jajajajaja

I never miss a video with Kingpin on GN. You guys just get along, and it's different from the other colabs and appearances in a unique way. Kingpin and TiN the mad scientist (too bad he isn't here) being the treasure troves of knowledge that they are doesn't hurt. Kingpin will always be our king! Thanks GN team, this was kind of long due since the EVGA announcement.

@nexusyang4832

Жыл бұрын

Truth

Kingpin and TiN are such a legendary duo in overclocking. It's a shame that enthusiast driven projects like this have to end and people have to move on to different things. I was wishing this video would never end, excited for the other content you recorded with Vince!

This should be a museum for the golden era of PC enthusiast hardware. It is impossible to overstate the extent to which this man is a legend to tinkerers in my age bracket. Does anyone know when he started with EVGA? I was trying to find a timeline. Must have been at latest 2010.

Sad to hear the end of an era, but seriously: Kingpin is a legend! He will have no issues finding work

So happy to see Vince again, I wish him the best going forward!

Design inspirations were the most lowkey interesting tidbids for me. Cars, snowboards (and probably guitars and bikes)? Neat! Explains why their cards looked different from the common market decepticons, love them or hate them.

Right in the feels. Been a KP and EVGA customer since the 7XX refresh. I wish him and TiN the best; they really moved the bar and I hope someday they return to form.

@xDevscom_EE

Жыл бұрын

Thanks. Perhaps not PC overclocking for me, but I do still play with very cold things in my own lab, so far near -260°C (or -432°C in freedom units :) to experiment with electrical measurements science.

End of an era. Love Vince and I hope he finds a new place. I started tearing up around the 4 way SLI conversation. The guys at EVGA are all legends in their own right. Proud to have collected an EVGA GTX 295 a couple years ago from a friend. I'm thinking about framing it in a shadow box at this point since it's in pretty rough shape.

I’m 32 now and back in the early 2010s I used to work multiple jobs to buy the kingpin cards. The man is a legend and it’s sad for me to see them exit the GPU market. That’s my adolescence man 😢

So sad to see EVGA & K|NGP|N GPUs went away like that... They both deserved a lot more respect and recognition! I have a 3090 FTW3 HYBRID and kind of want to keep it as a souvenir for later! EVGA and Vince you will be missed forever! Good luck to you both! ♥️ Ps: Thank you GN for that "last" video! 🙏

I really love how he is honest a talk about all what TiN has done! Really feel his passion

Great vid and always cool to hear the history with Vince. Lots of tidbits and things we never see, but makes me already miss EVGA as a GPU provider. Most of my GPUs have been from EVGA and seeing the passion from Vince and the history just makes it a bit more tragic in my eyes. Keep up the great work guys and can't wait for other shop vids.

This footage is awesome. We are watching the end of an ERA and I wish these guys nothing but success in all future endeavors.

While I never had an EVGA product, it still tears me up inside knowing this is coming to an end. When I was heavy into OC competitions I had nothing but respect for that hardware. I always had to work harder because of this, but I enjoyed the competition and the community. Those were some good times and boy the time flies. Thanks for this and the coverage. From and old school overclocker back in the socket 939 days Vince and the team at EVGA left their mark and something to be proud of. I know it's not over but it will never be the same. Hoist a tall one, our inspiration was your lofty records.

@Josh_D78

Жыл бұрын

I recently replaced my EVGA 2090 Super Hybrid with a used EVGA 3090 hybrid and this will probably be the last Nvidia card I will ever own. In 5 years my next video card is going to be an AMD card. Nvidia got too greedy with their 4000 series cards and the quality of their cards is crap now.

@JACS420

Жыл бұрын

@@Josh_D78 I realize it’s asking a lot of an engineer. I’ve never understood why evga didn’t hit the cooling market harder. I’ve had both brands, my evga was great, but I prefer MSI more. Aesthetics are way better, im not a huge over clocker either. I think the EVGA engineers are F’n awesome, but I see why they hit a brick wall now. Aesthetics went out the window at the corporate level. As of right now if you’re wanting an aesthetically pleasing 3 series, you get the choice of MSI, or a few smaller Chinese/Taiwanese manufacturers. My 3060Ti doesn’t even have MSI lit up on it, has a very pleasing dragon logo, that lights up, along with 2 just perfect rgb lights. It’s not in your face, but also not cringe. It amazes me gigabyte stayed in the gpu market longer than EVGA. I’m not sure who’s buying gigabyte cards but they look super cheap. If you’re one of those even brand loyal people, MSI adapted and got rid of all the cringe during the pandemic, and imo it was for the better. You could probably slide it in a lot of builds and get away with it aesthetically.

Steve, love all the work you and the work Gamers Nexus crew do. Hopefully you guys can get some rest soon once the big companies stop sword fighting after the holidays (*hopefully* lol)

@mattc9511

Жыл бұрын

Sad watching this EVGa has been my goto GPU forever. Not sure where to go now.

@GamersNexus

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! It's mostly good to have them battling it out, but doesn't make it less of an endurance challenge! Haha

@djhenyo

Жыл бұрын

@@mattc9511 Asus ROG is the next best thing.

That 4 board extension to fit the pots...so good. That's a great hack, really glad y'all could include that detail. Another fun tour, even if it's a bit sad in the end. Love the passion.

@eXislander

Жыл бұрын

I need a 7 PCIE version for that for the Asus WRX80-E SAGE motherboard!

I could listen to Vince talk all day man. I admire how passionate he sounds about the work he does and loves. Great video GN. I cannot wait for the second piece coming on this.

It would be sweet to see some of this stuff in the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, I'm not sure if they take stuff this recent though.

Wow super cool tour. Place should be preserved. I really hope kingpin continues his work

I genuinely love the healthy competitiveness between you guys and other creators and I appreciate you guys showing love for this field.

One of GN’s most valuable retrospectives. So much history. ❤️

This lab is like seasons in the abyss. Thanks Vince you're a legend and so was evga. We will all miss you guys.

This is probably the most spicy tour to watch of the year. Glad this exclusive could be had GN!

What a cool dude. Been checking his stuff out pretty much all through his career as the local dudes competed against him. Always good fun. I hope he finds his happy place. Those e-bikes look insane.

This is such a cool experience. Keep it up Vince and TiN!

Noooooooo I didn't want this video to end 😭 Thank you KINGPIN and TECHJESUS for this experience!

It is kinda hard to believe that such enthusiasts sit there and designed such cool things and now it all seems to go away after the end of the NVIDIA-Partnership. Its so freaking cool you could put it all up in a tech museum. Thanks a lot for showing this historic rundown of all this cool stuff. You see the passion Kingpin and Tin had/have for the job they did.

Freakin awesome, man. Thanks so much for sharing your passion! I could never afford any of that stuff but I really loved watching it all happen! Thank you Steve for all of the work in getting over there and filming!! I love you guys!

This was so cool to watch verifying so much for me at the build level. He didn't make or engineer the products. The heavy lifting was always done by engineers beforehand with KingPin acting as a technologist. His work, no shade, was akin to that of an automotive tuner like AMG before the acquisition by Mercedes-Benz, kind of like 3M making products better. Folks, the ground work is still done by engineers. He was a conduit for the community of buyers and enthusiasts to give them what they wanted instead of having to hack it together with possible dubious results. Though not mentioned, I see the Z590 Dark, swell board that I'm using now with NVLinked EVGA 3090 XC3 GPUs for machine learning. What I do not know, and EVGA wasn't able to confirm is the purpose of the DIP switches to enable or disable power to the PCIe slots. That would have worked so well if, space available, the dip activated switches on the board to isolate the PCIe slots electrically, as the board still sees the other card and configures the lanes accordingly. With my use case, it would be so easy to flip the lid, toggle the DIP, unplug the second card's power connectors, and remove the NVLink for better performance when gaming, getting the full 16 lanes instead of eight. That feature appears to be downright useless. Does anyone have a use case for such a device? I chose the Dark for its features not pertaining to nitrogen overclocking. It replaced an ASUS Z590-E because of expansion slot spacing primarily. The PS/2 keyboard and mouse connector is also a hit. The only thing I would have loved would have been the addition of Thunderbolt 4 or the ability to add it in the future. It would have allowed the possibility to adding fast peripherals when both primary slots are used, while the third is covered by a GPU. It would be going through the PCH anyway, so please offer that as an option--talking to you EVGA : ). By the way, at the time of buying, the FTW3 boards were scarce at best and cost more than the Dark at market! Only one NIC killed it for me. Oh yes, give me the API to control the fans puhleezze! Gotta give it to you sir and EVGA, this Z590 is the best. Don't get me wrong; I do like the ASUS Z590-E. It would have been great if it could handle the RAM that the Dark does without a hiccup and have similar slot spacing. Plus, I have complete control over the fans from the OS. Sorry for the rant, just had to get that off.

Sad to see the end on an era.😢

Love the frosted clear plastic on that 780Ti and the bare copper on the 1080 Ti. Looks more industrial and not overly "gamery".

@ron6625

Жыл бұрын

That bare copper 1080ti is definitely the sexiest card of all time.

@Kaffarov97

Жыл бұрын

@@ron6625 Bare copper should come back into style one day.

So much great pc history here. Evga should make a museum out of this. Great reporting GN! Like always. Best wishes for the guys and evga.

This was amazing. Thank you very much for giving us a peek into this world. It's really fascinating.

We already miss you evga no company will ever reach the same legend status that you did 😢

Stoked for this one!!!

@GamersNexus

Жыл бұрын

Really cool tour and a lot of passion from Vince!

K1ngp1n was always so influential. I joined the Overclockers Forums in 2006 I think and remember seeing him break records every time a new card came out. Dude was/is unstoppable. I was part of the benchmarking team on those forums, and as a kid with no budget couldn't even come close lol.

I had never heard of this channel before today, but boy am I glad I found it. So cool to see all of this, but also so sad knowing that EVGA is exiting the market. Thank you Steve! You've earned a long time subscriber!

I love these collaborative pieces, can't wait to see what Vince is going to set his sights on next

Kingpin is such a cool guy. It begs for a dedicated channel of him.

Such an awesome video. Many thanks for this. Good memories of some classic hardware. That 1366 board especially!

Those boards bring back so many memories, the 8800 GTX was the flagship when I very first discovered PC hardware so that Classified cabinet was such a blast from the past

This has been my favorite video in a long time. Nostalgia and so much tweaking, such great times over the years.

Such a bittersweet video. Thanks GN for this amazing chance to have some closure. EVGA and KINGPIN GPUs will forever be legendary!

super cool good to see he's still keeping busy with stuff such a great guy

Beautiful content, can make any enthusiast nostalgic, even if a lot of this was before their time! Looking forward to Kingpin's next projects.

30 seconds into the video and i am already sad :( i love these guys

That was so awesome seeing the walkthrough of their history with EVGA... and oh my gosh the Roboclocker block and that 4 way SLI LN2 PCIE Daughterboard thing was epic....but man so sad at the same time to know it's over. I really hope he starts that YT channel, I feel a decent amount of the GN viewers will sub. Stay up Vince. RIP EVGA

Thank you for this video. Truly the end of an era! Legends in the industry!

Thanks A LOT for making this video !! You're AWESOME !😆

So cool to see someone so passionate about what they do; I hope Vince finds a great landing place and continue to design and push design forward for video cards.

That was some great content! A lot of EVGA history there!

This was very cool, the genuine passion from Kingpin is so fun.

This is one of those videos you need to have archived in several spots so you never lose it. The history, knowledge and love for what he does. Along with the Bromance...lol Love it. I honestly hopes he finds a way to continue his own line.

@AnthonySalierno

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully in a few years Nvidia changes their way and EVGA comes back, but yeah it would be awesome if he could release his own cards somehow

@macd7743

Жыл бұрын

@@AnthonySalierno I wouldn't count on Nvidia doing anything good for the consumer. EVER. Unless there's an entire change in leadership (from goofy leather jacket man on down), Nvidia will go down with the ship along with their pirate's booty if things should ever get bad for them.

@johnperkins630

Жыл бұрын

@@macd7743 I have no hopes for NVIDIA. Hopefully AMD will do to them what they have done to Intel. Either way I want Vince(kingpin) to continue to work to provide his cards, motherboards etc. EVGA is a tragic loss yet I commend them. Hopefully Vince can work with several aftermarket vendors to produce his cards in the way he wants

I miss Vince i hope hes doing alright and feeling fulfilled in his position

I still have the EVGA GTX 780 Ti CLASSIFIED Kingpin card here, it was awsome! I could never get to selling it. That specific retail card even got top spots for air cooled card for a while in hwbot. Wow how cool stuff these PC components really have an emotional story behind them and I will cherish the good memories. Thanks EVGA, thanks all the people who worked on these boards!

I love this video so much. Steve, your attention to truth and technical accuracy has given you access to the real power players in this industry and I applaud your efforts. Thank you for bringing authentic enthusiasm and tech knowledge to the masses!!!

As a casual oc fan for almost 20 years, this brings back memories, could watch 3 hours of this.

This behind the scenes was just incredible to see all the old stuff and how the extreme OC progressed. I see so many things I would love to have signed and put into a framed display as a piece of Kingpin history.

The previous visit with Vince and TiN really sparked something in me. I already chose a path other than engineering but I'm definitely seeking something on this kind of a hardware level. Very cool tech and sincere excitement glowing from Vince's eyes. Thanks, Steve

Awesome to see Kingpin with a 580 Classified as a memento. I still have mine (purchased around 2011) and its still running. Amazing card that kept gaming until spring of 2020. Sadly it wont see much gaming anymore. Super sad to see EVGA leave the GPU market. Hoping they may eventually come back to it.

Nice seeing the x58 boards. I'm still using one right now! Not the classified sadly, it's the LE (light edition). I'm finally upgrading my desktop though.

RIP Evga, you will always be my favorite. Real cool you got to check this place out Steve, as always I love your content.

Thanks to all people involved in creating this piece of art!

Always LOVE EVGA. Their performance and design speak to me as a power user. I want my parts to do what they are meant to do, THE BEST THEY CAN - fastest, or accurate, or more of it FIRST before niceties are added. And look bad A doing it. HE is hoping to see more of that passion in their up and coming work. /salute Evga

This feels like a tour inside Porsche private warehouse damn

@zivzulander

Жыл бұрын

Good analogy

I wish Kingpin the best in his future work! Seems like he'll be a valuable asset if you don't limit him

You can tell Vince really cared about his work and achievements. A huge loss that he and the rest of EVGA are no longer working on GPUs, but likely also a gain for whatever place he goes next.

Thanks for doing this, reminiscing about good times and looking for positives in what's otherwise been a painful loss to both the industry and the community. EVGA had too good of a run to not celebrate them, and people like Vince who's passion fueled too many amazing projects to count. Whatever comes next for EVGA's teams I wish them luck and hope they find the same success in the future.

Man, Vince is such a cool, swell guy! Sad that there will be no more KINGPIN edition cards, but it was a good run. Hope his future ventures work out for him, and hope EVGA can see some success in their future products!

This is like hearing an ancient wizard teach his most powerful spells, I love it

I could listen to this guy all day. A fantastic and very educational video

Great to see KP on the chanel again! I really hope EVGA starts producing AMD cards, and the story of the enthusiast brand EVGA with the mad scientist KP continues.

@piedpiper1172

Жыл бұрын

Sapphire and EVGA competing with each other has the potential to be an epic rivalry.

Hell yeah! I’m so excited to watch this! Keep up the amazing work guys!

So much history, passion and talent. All good things eventually come to and end. My first major GPU purchase was the GTX 7950GT which had twice the VRAM of their competitors. Amazing time to grow up with EVGA!

Thanks guys. it was a good watch really. didn't feel like youtube, being in the area in person, it brings memories :)

Happy trails Vince. I wish you only the best brother. Thanks Steve/GN for making this video.

This was like watching a wake. An end of an era. Good luck KINGPIN! Thanks GN for the tour!

Such an OG, respect for showing your gear. Love all the old school stuff. Many thanks to you both, warmed my old overclocking heart ❤️

This was a really, really cool video. Thank you, Steve! I only wish it would've been longer...

I've found if you want to ship unusual bottles of liquor out of a country, stuff that you could have issues with at customs (like whiskey with insects, snakes, lizards, etc), take off the labels with a heatgun or hair dryer, being careful to save them for later, heavily wrap the bottles in bubble wrap, and then safely pack them in a tote. Then put "Medical Samples" labels on the outside of the tote. Then, after you get home, neatly glue the labels back on. 👍