More videos on the channel

[Chris230291]

This has probably been mentioned before, and i'm sure i'm not the only one that thinks more videos would be nice. The game play vids are Ok but i prefer watching hardware related vids. I understand new products aren't always worth mentioning but it would be nice to see any projects Tom or whoever have on the go. Anything PC related really.

Anyone else have any suggestions in this area?

 

[tinytomlogan]

I dont think suggestions etc are really needed. Ive got a lot more to do than I used to where I own the site now.

I do like to have some time to myself

 

[Chris230291]

Arh so that's why there have been fewer vids?

You've gotta have time to yourself, but you also need to keep smashing out the vids mate!

Chris.

 

[alpenwasser]

Quality over quantity is what I'd say.

I'm actually kind of glad there aren't more videos. It's hard enough to keep up with my Youtube feed already, if Tom starts pumping out three 60 min vids per week on a regular basis... yeah.

Sadly, my temporal movement accelerator is not overclocked and is running on stock (outputting around ~24 hours per daily cycle), and I don't think the laws of physics will allow me to change that any time soon :nono:

 

[Mark3Max]

Chris , Give the guy a break , there is more to life than sitting in front of a computer.
Everyone needs some time to themselves to enjoy their life.

 

[alpenwasser]

there is more to life than sitting in front of a computer.

WHAT?!

Why the hell did nobody tell me? :lol:

Seriously though, agreed. I very much miss all that outdoorsy stuff I used to do when my health allowed it (multi-day camping trips in the alps, for example). Ah well, some day again. And if you have no life besides your job (even if you really love your job, as Tom has stated he does), you run the risk of burning out sooner or later. I've seen it happen, and it ain't pretty .

Besides, do we really want a 40 min vid for every version of every GPU and for every single M/B of every vendor for every version of every chipset etc.? As excellent as Tom's vids are, I think at some point even that would get kinda repetitive and people would lose interest.