Newegg TV Answers your Questions - Q and Egg #016

Опубликовано 15 мая 2014, 1:28

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Have you ever wanted to ask the folks at Newegg TV a question? Now you can! Presenting Q and Egg, now premiering as a stand-alone show. This week Jenny sits down with Steve and Kyle to discuss the heat of CPUS and our favorite components.

Send your questions to our Twitter @qandegg or email qandegg@gmail.com, and we'll do our best to answer them in a future episode!

=== This Week's Qs ===

Seth B

Are you guys going to E3, if so are you guys going to have coverage on it?


Jason S:

Hi guys! I know CPUs are sexy, but at some point we don't want them so hot. Just curious about what temperature ranges are considered acceptable for CPUs under load, and how much does it change chip to chip?

My Intel Core i5-3470 runs currently low 40s degrees Celcius.


Andrew M:

Do you think that within the next ten years that we will see a step away from people owning physical PC's in their own home to simply paying some company to 'Cloud Compute" everything for you, and simply receive the feedback through a monitor? Thanks guys!

Q of the week from Twitter:

ki4pzs:

@QandEgg What one piece of computer hardware (i.e. CPU, Case) do you find most interest in and enjoy working with?

- Credits -
Camera: Tina
Hosts: Jenny, Kyle & Steve
Editing: Anna
Graphics: Tina
Battling sand worms for spice: Mr. Lam


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