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Linus Tech Tips Live Show Archive - January 19, 2013
4:18 Forum crash & how Linus breaks everything
9:20 Highlights of CES & stories
21:10 Legacy system with a 8800GT vs. 660Ti
23:35 AMD employees stealing documents and bringing them to Nvidia
26:40 Unbox therapy colab giveaway
31:22 TTL has finished his legendary ORCA build before Linus did anything
39:20 Paul from Newegg!
47:00 Intel Haswell architecture
52:06 Forum update and status
55:44 Cherry MX Green
57:45 Slicks keyboard sadness
1:01:45 LINUS IS FINALLY DITCHING IOS - HTC samples
1:11:33 The legendary coffee CES story Ft. DieselTheIntern
1:14:28 Super wide aspect ratio monitors & RTS competitive gaming
1:18:20 Steiger Dynamics custom ultimate custom PCs
1:26:10 Surface Pro vs Surface discussion
1:30:15 Slick left his phone at CES
1:33:00 Windows 8 Giveaway
1:37:20 Google Fiber rant & discussion
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