How Graphics Cards are made - Insane PowerColor Factory Tour

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Dylan Sitts feat. HDBeenDope - For The Record (Dylan Sitts Remix)

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[ShinobuFX]

Mad respect to PowerColor for allowing this! Great content as always

[killerm]

props to PowerColor for being this open about their process
it's very impressive they were willing to let you film everything

[NoobEver]

Stuff like this is some of the best advertisement there is, companies allowing us this much transparency makes me so much more want to support them. Good video, good coverage and awesome that PowerColor let you show all of this!

[McTroyd]

Props to PowerColor for being this open about their assembly process. As a technical person, this was arguably the best advertisement of their brand -- they are sufficiently confident of their methods that they're willing to go on public record with a video. I don't shop for GPUs often, but I'll be looking for PowerColor next time, and I hope this video nets them lots of sales. And thanks for the effort, Roman; this was a fun watch. 👍

[nasko]

The access is unprecedented. Insane just how much technology and work is needed to create those things. I remember repasting my GPU and my father helping me (he used to build radios) and when he saw the size of the components he was mesmerized.

[AJ_UK_LIVE]

Wow! Thank you Powercolor for allowing this. Very cool of you to be so open and proud of your process. Well done Roman; this is top-tier content. That picker machine blew my tiny mind.

[spookytofu]

Thank you powercolour for showing the world this, its really just amazing and enlightening

[Faulkner]

Huge props to PowerColor! You've earned yourself a new customer. Thank you der8auer for showing us all of this beauty!

[bluein_]

Showcases and transparency like this is way more valuable to me than the average consumer advertisement these companies do. Shoutout to Crucial, PowerColor, TeamGroup and many other companies who decided to prove their quality instead of just speak of it in the industry.

[voiceofreason]

I really like how they allowed you to film everything. It gives people that are thinking of going into the manufacturing industry an idea of the types of jobs available, what they can apply for, and what they can expect to be doing on the job. It is so nice to be able to see how a job is done, instead of feeling intimidated by unknowns. It is also really good advertising to the consumer/end user to show how much care is put into making each card. I'll bet this will really boost sales for them.

[kodikuu]

With the extent of testing here, and the transparency in showing everything, my next card might just be a PowerColor one

[lahma]

What an awesome, uncensored tour of a graphics card assembly line. Powercolor has earned a lot of respect from me for giving such unfettered access to their entire manufacturing facility. Once again, thank you for sharing this awesome content with us Roman!

[NegativeROG]

When a company is as proud of their organization, cleanliness, efficiency, and skill as PowerColor is, and that pride becomes known, I think that company will get a serious boost. Consumers love seeing where their stuff comes from (except sausages).

[russbailey]

Videos like this go a long way in building trust for a brand! Props to Der8auer for getting to shoot this and HUGE shoutout to PowerColor for the transparency of manufacturing. Can say this would make me consider their cards for sure.

[BenchAndGames]

We need more brands/AIBs to be so transparent like PowerColor, and shows us how they made the products that we buy. Very thanks to PowerColor for letting you show us everything.

[ShadowMKII]

This was absolutely incredible. What an amazing technological achievement and showcase! Positively fascinating. :)

(Also, good job, PowerColor. Nice to see such high-quality QA, and for allowing this incredible tour. :))

[cosminmilitaru]

PowerColor grew a lot in my eyes now, the balls on them to have a literal German engineer that's a living legend in PC hardware overclocking and custom components to improve PC hardware, knowing very well he's a chill perfectionist that would not hesitate to show and mention anything he'd find or consider wrong or that could be improved. Impressive. And what an relaxing and interesting tour that was, thanks to everyone!

[cameramaker]

Its interesting to see how small the workshop actually is - like if it was a small family business, where everybody knows everybody. And the calm process, where workers were seen waiting for the card and not rushed - thumbs up for PowerColor managers and process directors!

[SWEJmeister]

Really cool of Powercolor to let you tour the factory and film it for us. I have an old HD 5770 PCS+ from them that still works, i used it for troubleshooting a while back.

[crawfordpritchard]

PowerColor have impressed me a lot by allowing this video of the production facilities. Most companies would not allow this to take place, very impressive. The employees also look proud of the place and seem eager to leave a nice impression. I'm in the market for a graphics card and PowerColor have just gone to the top spot for me. Thanks for making this video, have liked and subscribed.