Installing SteamOS on a Google Meet Video Conference Computer

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[Catlight]

Fun fact about that Coral ai board! After running about 4 trillion operations it calculated that the human eye can only see 30fps at 240p, and decided to give you only that much when gaming. The other 370fps on the chip was used to make the cpu fan spin 370 times a second! Technology is amazing 👏 🤩

[kylespevak]

My favorite part of these projects is when you DON'T spend $100+ on a single part. Other channels will be like "simple diy project" but requires a ton of stuff

[Azuuraas]

9:00
For anybody wondering, that's a TPU (Tensor Processing Unit) made by Google.
A TPU is basically a GPU without any graphics rendering hardware made specifically for neural network and AI training. They are designed for more efficient low precision calculation without the hardware rendering. Not sure what that's doing in this computer but it probably is for some sort of functionality to work in the Google Meet suite.

[Croissinate]

Just found this channel for the first time (via recommendatioms). Love it, have subscribed.

I like tech but also your style of presenting/editing is pretty entertaining and funny. Thanks mate!

[tanner-]

I don't even know how I found this channel but it has very Dankpods energy and I'm here for it

[filedotjar]

As someone that owes their entire troubleshooting history to genius discord users, god bless you Elly and those like them.

[LucMarGui]

I got into this video by accident and I'm thankful for that. This is a work of art! Thank you for those 35 minutes of entertainment!

[ChurchofKondoh]

I had to do a double take when our version of Creative Exercise popped up at 15:50 . Great video! Was a ton of fun to watch

[someguy]

These TPUs are only used for doing face detection on security camera footage. You could probably rip that out, replace with a m.2 to PCIE adapter and plug a graphics card onto the thing.

[CheekyChan]

Just an FYI, I'm pretty sure adding another stick would automatically throw itself into dual channel mode, that would SIGNIFICANTLY improve IGPU performance on Intel's IGP's and on Windows, the more RAM you have the more memory it allocates to your IGP, so another 16GB stick (If supported) will give you dual channel performance gains PLUS double the amount of virtual memory for the IGP.

[piku]

After a long time i like a video from my heart, the editing, the jokes, the style is ❤

[Wunnabeanbag]

I’ve been ignoring this video on my recommended for days and now I’m bored bored I decide to watch it and realise this guy is hilarious

[fedora]

We're glad to see Fedora enable these kinds of experiments, despite its limitations and hickups 😅

[spartanipods]

That segue with the MicroSD card was so smooth I’m actually impressed

[gandalf]

Tjis has got to be the most entertaining video you've made to date. And I've binged like 1.5 year worth of videos

[zwitshr]

What a ride, I love this feeling of progressing closer to your goal, one step at a time

[thavionhawkmkii]

Memory Bandwidth has a huge effect on iGPU's. AKA, 2x8GB would have massively improved the performance compared to the single 16GB.

[Choiman-mhhw]

By the way, strictly speaking, Coral TPU is not a GPU.
It's just a type of ASIC that handles 8-bit floating point calculations.

Typically, Coral TPU is used to accelerate Machine-learning AI models built with TensorFlow Lite and is used in areas such as real-time video background removal.

Perhaps the statement 400FPS was made in the context of video processing.

[hunzhurte]

I love absolutely everything about your way of making videos.

[BifareZanah]

your narratives are always so compelling and well-crafted!