each time it hitched in the game wasn't an anomaly, you can see every time it froze it was loading a new asset or a new file of some kind for the scripted sequence where you look at your hands or when you initiate a glory kill for the first time, each time it runs the first time it has to read the relevant files to ram
Hey I know you, you do those Halo Videos where you fly up in the air. Alright im unsure what part of the Halo campaign its from, I think your using hacks. /s
I am going on Programming and one of the kids has a windows 8.1 laptop which i assume has an hdd and he restarted it and took the laptop to boot like 1-2 minutes
Most people prefer Windows 7 that I know. It is much better than windows 10 in every way possible. He’s just one of those pretentious TH-cam tech snobs
Iron Squid Yeah there is but it’s much easier to just go with 7 Or 8.1 with classic shell. if you can. Not only that but windows 10 runs horrible on an HDD. It literally rapes hard drives...
Sometimes I have these crazy ideas, where I think, "I wonder if an SD card could be a viable hard drive solution?" so I come to TH-cam and check Linus Tech Tips. Only to discover, Linus has already had the same idea and made a video about it. You really are a massive time saver Linus. I salute you, sir.
@@josippavelic6390 grab a pendrive of at least 4GB. Download the iso for the linux distro you want to use. Download etcher or rufus. Burn that image to the pendrive. Boot into BIOS/UEFI. Select the pendrive as your boot drive and you're set.
9000ms avg response time feels like: PC: I need edge installation files SD: ... SD: ... PC: Anyone there? SD: ... PC: HELLO?! SD: Yeah give me time bro here it is
Nothing hapend probably coz first all info go to ram and alweys you have little time before system die... If meny GB ram meny data is stored in ram memory...
5:55 "I think we're gonna have to get some lunch or something" - Clock shows 5:10pm 6:00 "So that did take a fair bit longer than usual" - Clock shows 4:35 am
Its still alive?. I've a X1 Carbon (1st gen) and i can't find the compatible disk. Anyway, while I find and get the compatible disk I would like to use the laptop. But I fear the SD will be damaged. Thanks.
@HoloKola Shit I dunno man. I downloaded an w10 ISO from microsoft, burned it onto a flash drive and it installed onto my PC just fine 2 days ago. Pretty sure I used rufus to do it to.
@@Attacknun He meant you cant do a Windows-To-Go installation with this ISOs, which means installing Windows on the USB and booting from there (without any HDD or SSD). Ofc you can make a Windows 10 USB to install it on a computer.
@@puns0 there is a windows 10 free version which has this watermark, also if ur not gonna game on a PC an iPad will do better in regular usage while being cheaper
I would say Windows 10 is the OS that looks like a dinosaur with the GUI that look like something from the early 1980 when you had only few colors. Also Windows 10 is slow to horribly slow in all tasks compared to Windows 7... Opening a directory with many files can take up to 3 minutes in Windows 10 and 8,1 while same folder opens INSTANTLY in Windows 7... The real dinour is Windows 10 lol
@@whyhe11othere being pissed about windows changing their theme after the same theme being used since Windows NT 4.0 is a common feeling for pretty much anyone who used a windows computer since 1996... honestly the windows theme from that time was fine and it was used all the way up until windows 7 and then they fucked with it in windows 8... fuck windows 8 was soo stupid i wouldn't even give it to my worst enemy's microsoft should have learned from that pile of shit to just go back to the Windows 7 theme but they again change the theme a 2nd time with windows 10... like did you even wonder why they had to start giving it out for free? because nobody fucking wanted it you would literally have to pay windows 7 users money to upgrade to windows 10 and even then its just a shit show you gotta learn an entirely new interface that performs the exact same functions... like who the fuck wants to do that it would be like the automotive industry suddenly getting rid of steering wheels and installing joysticks in vehicles for steering... in the immortal words of Bert Lance "if it ain't broke, don't fix it"
I laughed so hard lol, was very entertaining as I had the same idea but you have done all the hassle for me and Imma let that go but check this out. Using microsd as an external extra storage for your macbooks *head blown right * 😂 Thanks again for the experience
Many servers you buy from HP boot from SD cards, oddly enough. I bought a few HP Proliant DL380 G8 servers a few years back and the OEM boot drives were SD cards that were in a small socket on the motherboard and connected via the SATA bus. Since the hypervisor only needs to be read from the storage once during boot and there was pretty much no IO during use it wasn't a big deal (although it was painfully slow).
Sometimes I feel that all of Linus' experience and know-how trump mine many times over... and then I find out that he's never made a Windows to Go image before. Thanks for the boost to my self-esteem, Linus 😅
Jeremiah Felix Sobrevilla You're telling me you've never once tried to make one? Even just to say that you could as a kind of weird Windows "live distro"?
Angelo Stevens nice b8, by the way. Pedophilia sure does relate to making bootable live disks. No, i am not pro pedophilia. I am however, pro rule of law, and any crime accused of a man is to be treated as an accusation, and well, the burden of proof is on the accuser in most courts of law. No, i realize this isn't a court, but really, until he actually goes to trial and in found guilty of the accusation, then this is all a moot point. If you really hate Linus, block his channels on TH-cam, and stop rumor mongering. We'll all know soon enough if he actually hurt a kid anyway, no need for you to falsely preempt the news.
I remember ogling 1gig drives in catalogs when I was a teenager. They were around 4 inches tall by 6 inches wide by eight inches deep. You would have to sacrifice one of your floppy drive slots to fit it in.
Reminds me of a Dell server a former employer used. The computer boots a VMWare ESXi hypervisor from an SD card, allowing all of the SATA storage devices (in our case, this was a bunch of hard drives) to be used for storing VM images. Ordinarily, I would never consider starting a computer from an SD card, but the ESXi hypervisor is pretty lightweight. I suspect that the system barely touches the SD card after the initial boot image loads.
It should only lag when it's loading some type of an asset into RAM (like your death animation, headshot animation/icon) stuff that isn't always in use
Who gives a flying fuck about install disks, if you have a microsoft account for say your company you can just download the full iso instead of the Evaluation one he was trying to use at first. No need for install disks in 2018, get out of that bubble and play Frisbee with your old stack, much more fun then worrying about it getting damaged :P
Could be an option for mac users to have a convenient windows boot for gaming. There’s a product called the TarDisk which was designed to flushmount fit into a macbook pro’s sd card slot. Although modern macs no longer have SD slots.
You can install Windows to pretty much any rewritable media. All you need is a BIOS which can boot from it. Most machines can't boot directly from a fitted SD slot, though quite a lot of servers are happy to, with a slot ready on the system board. Some micro-SD cards come with a USB adapter - I have one plugged in to my laptop full time, because it sticks out only 1/4 of an inch. Booting from USB has been standard for about 20 years now.
What about SD cards with the A2 specification? Sandisk has some cards with this spec which allows for 1000+ IOPS. That should be able to run a OS much more decently. You should do a follow-up with that kind of SD card.
It won't make a big difference. A huge factor in any drive (mechanical or SSD) performance is the embedded controller, and the controller in SD cards isn't designed for the sort of access you need in order to efficiently run programs from it. A better/more powerful microcontroller would add to the price, to the point you may as well just get an SSD that's designed for that task. Go compare benchmarks between low-end SSDs and higher-end ones with the same RAM type and you'll see the difference the microcontroller makes.
Linus, it's not 99% usage, it is 99% active time. You need to look at the resource monitor to see the proper statistics. The main one is the disk queue. Anything more than 1 tends to mean commands are getting queued. You'd feel a disk queue of 5 or more.
Way before the emergence of Windows To Go I tried running some really dinosaur OSes on SD cards. They are 8GB in capacity and 20MB/s in speed! To run Windows XP from those cards, you need to hack some registry entries and enable EWF (enhanced write filter), which uses system memory as write cache and flush it onto the card only at shutdown (or periodically, you can configure it). That way, the card receives read-only load most of the time, which it handles reasonably well. I think the experience was way better than running from a typical mechanical drive, even if the HDD had 60MB/s sustained speed! Only that it took about two minutes shutting down because of the cache flush.
Fun fact, the issue with the inability to create a Windows To Go installation with Rufus from the ISO downloaded from the media creation tool was a problem with Rufus, which was subsequently fixed. Also performance should now be a lot better even using an SD card given the much better optimizations with windows RAM caching and To Go compatibility. I have a mini-ryzen build that I've been running exclusively off a 32gb usb 3.0 cheapo drive from amazon and it works better than my 7200rpm WD black 1tb drive so that's something These videos are enjoyable, but just like the multi-cpu builds, the implementation is never quite optimal, and combing through the comments you can learn a lot about how others have worked with the windows scheduler to get pretty good performance off of many-core builds. And that was before the windows scheduler was given appropriate optimizations to prioritize higher speed cores for demanding content like with android and the Big/small core complexes. It'd be nice to see an updated video on the opteron/xeon many-core builds with all of these things taken into account, and even some more Windows To Go content, as the niche is what I believe LTT excels at covering, even if not to the best of its interest.
The 100% disk activity was more than likely two things. Windows updates and virus scans from Windows Defender. I've seen both of these things on my SSD and mechanical drives.
Not entirely sure what causes it, but I went through well over a hundred Win10 PCs and I can confirm the issue isn't necessarily related to the SD card. It happens more often with HDDs than SSDs, so the drive's R/W speed probably does influence it somewhat, but it's definitely a Win10 issue primarily.
don't forget "CompatTelRunner.exe" or Microsoft Compatibility Telemetry... that also slows down a pc and send random info from your computer to microsoft
"boot" "off ram" am i the only one who feels like this doesn't make sense? Ram doesn't have persistence on data, so you can't power on a machine and pull data off of the ram.... You could load an entire OS into ram (windows would require at least 20 gigs + AFAIK) and then still it wouldn't have booted from ram, just be running solely on ram
It is actually technically possible to do so and people have done them before, but you'd have to reinstall windows every time you shut the computer down since RAM is volatile.
I'm running standard Ubuntu installed in such a way that it thinks the USB drive is just a regular drive, with memory managed in the standard default way.
no idea how many times Rufus have saved my day xP brilliant piece of software! And that Activate Windows shait? Started wondering, seens i use Manjaro as my daily drive (and done that now for probaly 7 or 8 years), and windows only for gaming, and that's even in a virtual machine xD
I love your videos, I'm always finding myself watching them during my various diy video searches. How would an sd card (with usb adaptors and usb hub) movie library work, or would it? :( I'm trying to rip my movies to portable digital media, but not sure of how to do so cheaply while still having decent quality?
I'm running my homelab hypervisor off an SD card. It's a 1U server cira 2010 with an SD card slot on the motherboard only accessible from the inside for this exact reason. Newer servers now have internally accessible usb type-a ports directly on the motherboard. The idea is to install your OS on this flash media and save your precious SAS/SATA drive bays for data storage drives instead of using them to run the OS. The major difference between what Linus is doing with desktop windows and a server OS, especially a hypervisor, the OS has very few reads&writes to the SDCard once it's running.
11:40: Not "anomalies", just loading a resource for the first time. So if a game isn't loading a lot of stuff dynamically, it would be as smooth as on an SSD. But most games load stuff dynamically, especially games that uses very detailed environments. I'd also like to add that most Linux file-systems are faster than anything from Windows, and XFS can actually increase i/o to a great extent compared to other file-systems, especially for spinning drives. But I think Linux would handle everything from an SD card a lot better. Especially as it's not updating secretly in the background.
Why bother? Windows is the cause of it's own bad performance while being bloated, meanwhile Linux runs fine on a slower class 10 SD just fine while being lighter and faster also while this is interesting or cool harddrives are still superior in speed and performance so it's probably better to just use that.
the only way that could happen is if you have WAY too many background apps running. I have an HDD and it is having less than 50ms response times right now (yes, its my system disk and I'm on windows 10)
I've got a Win10 Pro installed on a NVMe drive installed in a USB C enclosure. I'm able to pretty much boot any machine off of it. The enclosure has the ability to adapt to USB3 and have gotten Win10 Pro running rather decently from it. Previously I had it running from a laptop hard drive mounted in a USB3 enclosure.
I did this a few years ago, My old PC broke and I could only afford a 20gb IDE hard drive and TRIED to use other peoples PC's as my own. So watching this I knew it would boot, but had no idea you would be able to play a game on it, pretty cool really.
Anthony Fleming Puppy Linux is made for this type of operation. I have puppy arcade installed on a 16 gig flash drive that split into two partitions. Sb1 is where the operating system is, sb2 is simply for storage of games and media and the like. I've been using it for about 2 years now with no degradation. Puppy is good because my computer has 16 gigs of RAM and puppy runs in Ram. It does not wear out the drive with constant writes and rewrites it only saves the file and you can control when saves or it will save your session when you shut down
I have a windows 10 to go I use fairly often, its on an m2 in a portable enclosure. It's very fast as being an m2 it can handle the random access unlike a typical flash drive.
I'd like to see Linus react to setting up and using my 80486. I would even be kind and let him install Wing Commander 2. With speech packs and Secret Missions. ;) Dx2-66 8mb ram 1mb EISA/VLB graphics card. 450mb Hd (double spaced) :) Best computer I ever gamed on.
Fun tip for future reference, if you google "Windows 10 Download" on windows it tries to get you to download the media creation tool, but if you open that same link on Linux/Mac/Android/anything-other-than-windows, or even change the user agent on your windows computer (google it), then it will let you select the regular ISO download and skip the media creation tool...
Same here, and I don't expect any time soon to get anything better, since I live in a slav country in a suburban area, but it's actually not that bad since it's vdsl 50Mbit
I don't understand why Linus is surprised that games run smooth. Obviously a good part of the game is already loaded onto the RAM and hence the decent performance right?
Time was the drive speed was a much bigger factor in game performance. Also, I think he was basing it off of older systems with far, far less RAM. On XP for example it would be paging a lot.
@Linus Test Tips. I have made many functional systems using methods such as this. Many advantages, but mostly for me it was always cost. How can I make a running Windows (or my preferred Linux OS) run and all input/output is correct and responsive on 56k dial-up if needed.. I am 36 and love exploring the capabilities of hardware/software beyond it's original intended purpose. Keep up the great work. Would love to collab on a pc build
Nice, actually I know the same problem with the older laptops after upgrading to windows 10. Those remained at 100% for about 10 min without any workload. I tried to change the HDD to hybrid HDD but the system roasted it after 1 year of use. So I had no other option as to downgrade back to win7. That issue popped up at HP Pavilion dv7, Lenovo Workstation. :)
Hey! I know this is 2 years later, but I also have an HP Pavilion dv7 multimedia laptop running Windows 7. I saw your comment and figured I could provide relevant information. I have had general issues with overheating on HP laptops in the past, but the "100% CPU usage" issue you described reminded me of something that happened recently. It’s kind of complicated, but I’ll explain it the best way that I can. Stick with me here. HP desktops (and laptops) come with proprietary OEM software and drivers, specifically Pavilion Entertainment PCs. They have specialized keyboards with hotkeys (Fn keys) and dedicated shortcut buttons that operate HP software and control media playback. The controller software is usually located in C:\HP\KBD, if I’m not mistaken. A KBD.exe program always runs in the background to monitor the user's keystrokes and execute shortcut commands when needed. Anyways, if something goes wrong with this software, it can peg your CPU usage to 100% and cause your computer to overheat and shut down to avoid damage to the motherboard. I recently had an instance where I had to hunt down an older version of this HP KBD software for use with an old HP PS/2 keyboard via a PS/2-to-USB adapter on my laptop. Apparently, I must’ve installed the wrong version, or it might have conflicted with my laptop's existing keyboard, who knows? Because as soon as I would boot into Windows, it would max out my CPU, which slowed down the system to a crawl, and the laptop would shut down to prevent overheating. As soon as I deleted that software, it fixed the problem. My point is, plenty can go wrong when it comes to OEM software and drivers, particularly on HP Pavilion machines. It sounds like something went wrong when you upgraded to Windows 10. Maybe some proprietary piece of HP software/driver compatibility issue between Windows 7 and 10 caused it to bug out? I’m not saying this has anything to do with your keyboard, but for your specific issue, I would investigate any HP software or drivers that might’ve gotten carried over when you upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10. Also, since it’s an older laptop with older hardware, Windows 10 also could’ve downloaded an incorrect driver automatically. Here’s what I did: when you boot Windows, boot into Safe Mode and set it to automatically run Task Manager. Then boot into normal mode and monitor your processes. Look at the CPU/usage column, and if you see one running at 99% or some crazy number, that’s your culprit. Click it and press the "delete" key to end that task, and that should free up the system memory enough for you to open the control panel and uninstall it. Not sure if this helps at all, but since I’ve personally dealt with this issue on these Pavilion laptops, I figured I’d give my 2 cents. :)
Linus you can just clone the boot and system partition of any working installed Windows onto the removable drive or sdcard and it will boot fine. Paragon Partition Manager or some such can do it all under 20 minutes.
Id rather use robocopy (included with windows) then free software on the internets, much saver much faster less hassle. But if space is an issue and you want just Windows (like is the case in this video), the only official way to do it (as far as i know anyway) would be the same way PXE boots are prepared (network deployment). And that is lot more effort for just one install, better to do a fresh "to go" install in those cases.
It's amazing that your first self built computer was 128 gigs. I believe my first self built computer was less than 100mb. I remember 16mb of ram being mind blowing. Love the videos and nostalgia binges!
My first machine had a 40 Mb Hard drive and 2 MB of Ram running on an Intel 80386 SX. I thingk the OS was DOS 6.2. WordPerfect was the word processor of choice.
13:25 I know that feel Linus, yesterday I was shopping for a mini usb cable for some shitty iPhone dock I have at work, and the girl working at the store was like "Ummm there's no such thing as a mini usb, you have a micro usb, lightning and type c" I just mumbled something like "It's a older standard" and left the store because I could literally feel my hair turning gray, damn I feel it only was 2-3 years ago I used a mini usb cable for my HTC Wizard
You can go smaller with a very old micro SD card. I haven't tried it on Windows 10 yet, but I have used micro SD cards from 2014 as live boot drives for a Linux OS.
each time it hitched in the game wasn't an anomaly, you can see every time it froze it was loading a new asset or a new file of some kind for the scripted sequence where you look at your hands or when you initiate a glory kill for the first time, each time it runs the first time it has to read the relevant files to ram
Hey I know you, you do those Halo Videos where you fly up in the air. Alright im unsure what part of the Halo campaign its from, I think your using hacks. /s
DeSinc oh hi, Half-Life expert
Pin dis shit
Perhaps it's the USB that FUBARs the latency?
you smaat
boots still faster than my school's laptops
I am going on Programming and one of the kids has a windows 8.1 laptop which i assume has an hdd and he restarted it and took the laptop to boot like 1-2 minutes
My Amiga boots faster than your school laptop.
Lol just got a new laptop really nice and boots fairly nice considering it has a hard drive
@@ForOdinAndAsgard Well...It's not from our school. It was his laptop
They gave us Chromebooks with a Celeron N3350 and 4 gb RAM. It has one job and struggles to do it.
_“Dinosaur Operating Systems like Windows 7”_
I can’t be that old.
Most people prefer Windows 7 that I know. It is much better than windows 10 in every way possible. He’s just one of those pretentious TH-cam tech snobs
Iron Squid Yeah there is but it’s much easier to just go with 7 Or 8.1 with classic shell. if you can. Not only that but windows 10 runs horrible on an HDD. It literally rapes hard drives...
@@ironsquid9724 Can you get a link for it please?
@@ironsquid9724 The powershell scripts you mentioned earlier
@@ironsquid9724 could you try please I couldn't find it. Really sorry to bother you.
Curious how my *APPLE TV* is telling me to activate Windows...
SolidSonicTH I saw this and i use a windows phone…
Jk
Im on android
Dang I didn’t know my iPad ran windows
Brayden Rymer ahem web browser ahem
@• Joe Panda • Same!
LTT in a nutshell:
Can you do it? Yes.
Should you do it? No.
this is something that can be done on ANY OS basically, this is some pathetic shit.
@@murphytheturtle8968 some OSes are built for it. google puppy linux
Linus Drop Tips
_"Do as I say, not as I do."_
I'm about to do it with a different OS. My card will be A2 rated. An A1 probably would have been better than what he used if they existed.
He does this for us, so we don't have to.
"I haven't played a lot of doom..."
steam: You played 116 hours
And 115 hours is from benchmarking/playtesting
@@Smol-bug dude how do you manage to average 3h a day of mariokart
@@Smol-bug I mean I'd understand if it was dirt series or similar but damn
Well, once you've passed 2,000 hours on a game, you might consider adding it to your 'Favorites'... ;-)
Fair, I have about 2000+ hours of CS:GO, I don't consider that alot
The rotation of the earth really makes my day
Wat
Why why why why
@@AxeAR r/woooosh
Ikr
Me who lives on the north pole: OoO
Sometimes I have these crazy ideas, where I think, "I wonder if an SD card could be a viable hard drive solution?" so I come to TH-cam and check Linus Tech Tips. Only to discover, Linus has already had the same idea and made a video about it. You really are a massive time saver Linus. I salute you, sir.
An SD is just an SSD with a single S
@@charginginprogresss ah yes, state drive
@@truefoxtrot2884solid drive still makes sense
And state drive is just funny idk why
Whoever stole my copy of Microsoft Office, I will hunt you down
You have my Word
GG
stop.
The Outlook will change, do not worry!
nice one
Oh no! Now you cannot Excel at work
“Linus”
Starts talking about how some of his copies of windows aren’t legit
“Windows”
Activate Windows Watermark appears
I THOUGHT MY ILLEGALLY-ACTIVATED WINDOWS 10 WAS DEACTIVATED
Jokes on him. i use unbuntu
@@wdue jokes on you, i use a toaster
@@Revzk oh shit
i thought my computer isnt activated.
* watching video on iPhone *
* Activate Windows message appears *
well I guess I gotta... wa it -
Im on iphone too
ipad bruh
I'm on Samsung too
@@ozi039 me too lmao
windows 7 lol
I am running UBUNTU on a SDHC 16GB memory card smoother than Windows 10 on my hard drive...
Try getting a new hard drive.
How did u boot it?
@@josippavelic6390 live boot
@@aritrakundu2756 which tool?
@@josippavelic6390 grab a pendrive of at least 4GB. Download the iso for the linux distro you want to use. Download etcher or rufus. Burn that image to the pendrive. Boot into BIOS/UEFI. Select the pendrive as your boot drive and you're set.
nice lil "activate windows" you put in there, you got me.
I'm running linux and was confused
i was watching it on my iphone...
Watching it on the TV.
Samuel Tourinho I have a legal license which is so broken that I use the same license on the 6 devices without MS complaining.
P45C4L S. How did you get them?
Bro! Don't put that "Activate Windows" message on the video. It looks so messy overlapping with the one that was *already* there.
Lucas Machado XDD
Why is the FBI here?
lmaoo same
Those windows are for one use he will never use them again. WHY HE MUST ACTIVATE THEM
LMAO
9000ms avg response time feels like:
PC: I need edge installation files
SD: ...
SD: ...
PC: Anyone there?
SD: ...
PC: HELLO?!
SD: Yeah give me time bro here it is
SD to PC fuck off mate can't you see I have only 8 tiny pins to work with 🥺
PC: I didn't know that I'm sorry 😿
SD: 😭
Hahaha, you got the world !
thats tough
Browser downloader installation files
@@NativeVsColonialSATA has only 7 pins to exchange data.I can't realize why SD is so slow...
You gotta love how storage media keeps getting smaller but GPU hardware keeps getting bigger.
*gpu coolers/heatsinks keep getting bigger. The actual gpu chips have stayed the same size but increased greatly in transistor density
@@exMuteKid coolers -> hardware
you rode the short bus didnt you?
@@exMuteKid that quite literally is hardware.
Who else wanted him to unplug the USB SD while Windows was running?
it would bsod
@@Adkatka last year i raged at fortnite and i unplugged my sata cable, after 2 seconds my pc bsod
It would just lag, you could move your cursor but only cursor is not frozen
Nothing hapend probably coz first all info go to ram and alweys you have little time before system die... If meny GB ram meny data is stored in ram memory...
@@Bekon241 damn your english is trash xD
5:55 "I think we're gonna have to get some lunch or something" - Clock shows 5:10pm
6:00 "So that did take a fair bit longer than usual" - Clock shows 4:35 am
may be the time is un correct
Changed the timezone
@Torfaro that wasn't a woooosh, and r/itswooooshwith4os
@Stabsoberbootsmann Franz What?!
N omg you are so funny and random 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 racism funny!!!!1!
/s
Linus: Microsoft doesn't allow you to make an ISO from the media tool
Me: Made a ISO from tool yesterday for an old laptop.
Its still alive?. I've a X1 Carbon (1st gen) and i can't find the compatible disk.
Anyway, while I find and get the compatible disk I would like to use the laptop. But I fear the SD will be damaged.
Thanks.
@@lwyzfz Lenovo provides a media creation tool for most of their laptops.
@HoloKola Shit I dunno man. I downloaded an w10 ISO from microsoft, burned it onto a flash drive and it installed onto my PC just fine 2 days ago. Pretty sure I used rufus to do it to.
@@Attacknun He meant you cant do a Windows-To-Go installation with this ISOs, which means installing Windows on the USB and booting from there (without any HDD or SSD). Ofc you can make a Windows 10 USB to install it on a computer.
@@brunoancona9110 Whatever, not like I paid for it
4:50 Nice try, I'm watching in phone
Yes not everyone has a pc or a pc with windows and I am one of them and it hurts😭😭
@@puns0 there is a windows 10 free version which has this watermark, also if ur not gonna game on a PC an iPad will do better in regular usage while being cheaper
@@puns0 also if u use Linux good cuz windows is the worst os in the entire world
@@bombaxdier1800 ahhh you are one of those people lmao
@@killerqueen4681 LOL
"dinosaur operating systems like Windows 7" *sheds a tear*
I would say Windows 10 is the OS that looks like a dinosaur with the GUI that look like something from the early 1980 when you had only few colors. Also Windows 10 is slow to horribly slow in all tasks compared to Windows 7... Opening a directory with many files can take up to 3 minutes in Windows 10 and 8,1 while same folder opens INSTANTLY in Windows 7... The real dinour is Windows 10 lol
@@a64738 ok boomer
@@whyhe11othere being pissed about windows changing their theme after the same theme being used since Windows NT 4.0 is a common feeling for pretty much anyone who used a windows computer since 1996... honestly the windows theme from that time was fine and it was used all the way up until windows 7 and then they fucked with it in windows 8... fuck windows 8 was soo stupid i wouldn't even give it to my worst enemy's microsoft should have learned from that pile of shit to just go back to the Windows 7 theme but they again change the theme a 2nd time with windows 10... like did you even wonder why they had to start giving it out for free? because nobody fucking wanted it you would literally have to pay windows 7 users money to upgrade to windows 10 and even then its just a shit show you gotta learn an entirely new interface that performs the exact same functions... like who the fuck wants to do that it would be like the automotive industry suddenly getting rid of steering wheels and installing joysticks in vehicles for steering... in the immortal words of Bert Lance "if it ain't broke, don't fix it"
@@jackasshomey ok boomer
@@whyhe11othere im 25 bro lol i don't even qualify for that title but good try
My first HDD was 40MB (not GB, MB!) and was SCSI attached to an Amiga 500. It ran a dialup BBS for over 4 years!
I remember these times :) When a rich friend of mine got a 160 MB drive I was so jealous!
My first box was not quite so old but the HDD was 1GB and it had EDORAM, bought just before xmas in 1996.
If its ram you are talking about, I have a machine here with 1K, and a 16K rampack!
:D
CDLLBOSS Lee only one floppy? You kids and your gadgets. I use 20 floppies for Word.
Ok time to replace my HDD's with SD Cards.
Unironically it would make it slower
I laughed so hard lol, was very entertaining as I had the same idea but you have done all the hassle for me and Imma let that go but check this out. Using microsd as an external extra storage for your macbooks *head blown right * 😂
Thanks again for the experience
Gaming using only ram
I have 22gb of it lol
If DDR4 it is totaly possible. Cause 3200mhz ain't so slow. In fact, consoles have no VRAM.
The absolute mad man
Sage Morgillo
Did you mean: _Gaming on a laptop_
@@nikitabelov1478 Actually, they have no sRAM. They use shared GDDR5
😂 the Activate your Windows watermark on the video though.
Why pay for it? Microsoft has enough money
Many servers you buy from HP boot from SD cards, oddly enough. I bought a few HP Proliant DL380 G8 servers a few years back and the OEM boot drives were SD cards that were in a small socket on the motherboard and connected via the SATA bus. Since the hypervisor only needs to be read from the storage once during boot and there was pretty much no IO during use it wasn't a big deal (although it was painfully slow).
As a kid i felt so powerful with an sd card
And now i feel even more powerful
"Dinosaur operating systems like windows 7"
*Watching this video from Windows 7*
Skylex end of support in 2 years. Good luck!
Two years is a long time and plus when support ends i'll just install Windows 10 easy peasy. But until then i'm good.
*gasp* Filthy peasant
Windows 7 for the win ... I will never install that CRAPPY!!! Windows 10 Spyware OS on my PC.
Probably will be going to Linux in a few years.
Ayy nice choice. Start with a simple distro like Ubuntu or Fedora
Sometimes I feel that all of Linus' experience and know-how trump mine many times over... and then I find out that he's never made a Windows to Go image before. Thanks for the boost to my self-esteem, Linus 😅
Mike Trieu yeah, WTG is a tad bit obscure. A tad.
Jeremiah Felix Sobrevilla You're telling me you've never once tried to make one? Even just to say that you could as a kind of weird Windows "live distro"?
Angelo Stevens this relates how? Also, innocent until proven guilty in a competent court of law.
Mike Trieu i have. I'm just saying not everyone can or have made WTG installs.
Angelo Stevens nice b8, by the way. Pedophilia sure does relate to making bootable live disks. No, i am not pro pedophilia. I am however, pro rule of law, and any crime accused of a man is to be treated as an accusation, and well, the burden of proof is on the accuser in most courts of law. No, i realize this isn't a court, but really, until he actually goes to trial and in found guilty of the accusation, then this is all a moot point. If you really hate Linus, block his channels on TH-cam, and stop rumor mongering. We'll all know soon enough if he actually hurt a kid anyway, no need for you to falsely preempt the news.
I remember ogling 1gig drives in catalogs when I was a teenager. They were around 4 inches tall by 6 inches wide by eight inches deep. You would have to sacrifice one of your floppy drive slots to fit it in.
Anomaly, he says. I call it "Loading game resources in half a megabyte per second.
Druaga1 Tech Tips
LinusWeedTips
Demore Gains bad, bad.
Linus just the tip ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Hey smokers
Doom seems to run well on everything
Well, given that load screens exist to load data into RAM... The drive doesn't really matter after load...
Rui Oliveira
The load screens were impressively short.
stick a titan gpu and that much ram into a toaster and it WILL run DOOM in ultra
and a 10 core or whatever he had
Rui Oliveira I was surprised Linus didn't catch on to this. His "anomalies" were the game requesting files that weren't already in the RAM.
Reminds me of a Dell server a former employer used. The computer boots a VMWare ESXi hypervisor from an SD card, allowing all of the SATA storage devices (in our case, this was a bunch of hard drives) to be used for storing VM images.
Ordinarily, I would never consider starting a computer from an SD card, but the ESXi hypervisor is pretty lightweight. I suspect that the system barely touches the SD card after the initial boot image loads.
It should only lag when it's loading some type of an asset into RAM (like your death animation, headshot animation/icon) stuff that isn't always in use
The way you held that windows disc made me uncomfortable.
Kauviz yeah me too.. seems he is careless
Stefan E. Rez. Rah. When there's a wobble round of computer components lying around in your room, you probably won't care too.
That's why they broke their iMac Pro display.
Seems? How long have you been watching Linus Tech Tips?
Who gives a flying fuck about install disks, if you have a microsoft account for say your company you can just download the full iso instead of the Evaluation one he was trying to use at first.
No need for install disks in 2018, get out of that bubble and play Frisbee with your old stack, much more fun then worrying about it getting damaged :P
Cool, a sponsor I can use!
Great Video Linus.
I'm having trouble finding the internal SSD on my laptop and so this will be the alternative until I can rectify the issue.
Thanks
Could be an option for mac users to have a convenient windows boot for gaming. There’s a product called the TarDisk which was designed to flushmount fit into a macbook pro’s sd card slot. Although modern macs no longer have SD slots.
Modern macs are e-waste.
when i first saw you 3 years ago, i thought it said Linux Tech Tips... and i have been watching ever since
Yeah me too
Same
You absolute madlad, you actually got it to play Doom
Justin Y. r/madlads
Justin Y. Man you are literally EVERYWHERE
Like botter
YOU'RE ALSO HERE?!
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11:23
I haven't played a lot of doom.
11:08
Playtime: 118h
Not even a full week so yes not a lot.
@@ForOdinAndAsgard still a lot
LTT account, not necessarily Linus playing
that's nothing
@Soviet Union Boi it wasnt even funny
You can install Windows to pretty much any rewritable media. All you need is a BIOS which can boot from it. Most machines can't boot directly from a fitted SD slot, though quite a lot of servers are happy to, with a slot ready on the system board. Some micro-SD cards come with a USB adapter - I have one plugged in to my laptop full time, because it sticks out only 1/4 of an inch. Booting from USB has been standard for about 20 years now.
What about SD cards with the A2 specification? Sandisk has some cards with this spec which allows for 1000+ IOPS.
That should be able to run a OS much more decently. You should do a follow-up with that kind of SD card.
It won't make a big difference. A huge factor in any drive (mechanical or SSD) performance is the embedded controller, and the controller in SD cards isn't designed for the sort of access you need in order to efficiently run programs from it. A better/more powerful microcontroller would add to the price, to the point you may as well just get an SSD that's designed for that task. Go compare benchmarks between low-end SSDs and higher-end ones with the same RAM type and you'll see the difference the microcontroller makes.
Linus, it's not 99% usage, it is 99% active time. You need to look at the resource monitor to see the proper statistics. The main one is the disk queue. Anything more than 1 tends to mean commands are getting queued. You'd feel a disk queue of 5 or more.
Way before the emergence of Windows To Go I tried running some really dinosaur OSes on SD cards. They are 8GB in capacity and 20MB/s in speed! To run Windows XP from those cards, you need to hack some registry entries and enable EWF (enhanced write filter), which uses system memory as write cache and flush it onto the card only at shutdown (or periodically, you can configure it). That way, the card receives read-only load most of the time, which it handles reasonably well. I think the experience was way better than running from a typical mechanical drive, even if the HDD had 60MB/s sustained speed! Only that it took about two minutes shutting down because of the cache flush.
4:50 *the cough! "Legit" & The Activate Windows At The Bottom-Left was hilarious* 😂
9:16 incredible ventriloquism skills
Editing is a thankless job. lol
Nice catch
Fun fact, the issue with the inability to create a Windows To Go installation with Rufus from the ISO downloaded from the media creation tool was a problem with Rufus, which was subsequently fixed. Also performance should now be a lot better even using an SD card given the much better optimizations with windows RAM caching and To Go compatibility. I have a mini-ryzen build that I've been running exclusively off a 32gb usb 3.0 cheapo drive from amazon and it works better than my 7200rpm WD black 1tb drive so that's something
These videos are enjoyable, but just like the multi-cpu builds, the implementation is never quite optimal, and combing through the comments you can learn a lot about how others have worked with the windows scheduler to get pretty good performance off of many-core builds. And that was before the windows scheduler was given appropriate optimizations to prioritize higher speed cores for demanding content like with android and the Big/small core complexes. It'd be nice to see an updated video on the opteron/xeon many-core builds with all of these things taken into account, and even some more Windows To Go content, as the niche is what I believe LTT excels at covering, even if not to the best of its interest.
Good sir and/or madam, 4 years later, Rufus made my Steam Deck Windows 10 drive on a MicroSD card and performance is GREAT. =D
this brought me back to my high school days running Windows XP of an SD card because my HDD broke and i didn't have any money to buy a new one.
i would search how to boot on sd card and this just pop up in my recomendation nice job youtube
grest video love your channel
The 100% disk activity was more than likely two things. Windows updates and virus scans from Windows Defender. I've seen both of these things on my SSD and mechanical drives.
Heh, one more reason to use Linux.
Not entirely sure what causes it, but I went through well over a hundred Win10 PCs and I can confirm the issue isn't necessarily related to the SD card. It happens more often with HDDs than SSDs, so the drive's R/W speed probably does influence it somewhat, but it's definitely a Win10 issue primarily.
don't forget "CompatTelRunner.exe" or Microsoft Compatibility Telemetry... that also slows down a pc and send random info from your computer to microsoft
128gb hdd for the first build? NOOB!
My first one was a 10gb hdd.
Edit: That's was the first PC that I build myself, not my first one.
MuitoDaora mine was 128mb
Big Bick waaaaatt
I have more cache
MuitoDaora 20
Mega
Bytes.
Mega bytes.
Mine was 120mb seagate hdd
My first HDD was 10MB.... Yes. MB (Megabytes). not Gigabytes.
4:51 I was watching this on my laptop on fullscreen and double checked if I have really activated my windows
same, it confused me for a second lol
I'm glad the old intro is back :)
Now boot Windows off RAM.
Buddy Boo you mean sleep mode?
Now boot it off vram
"boot" "off ram" am i the only one who feels like this doesn't make sense?
Ram doesn't have persistence on data, so you can't power on a machine and pull data off of the ram.... You could load an entire OS into ram (windows would require at least 20 gigs + AFAIK) and then still it wouldn't have booted from ram, just be running solely on ram
Ever heard of ramdisk..?
It is actually technically possible to do so and people have done them before, but you'd have to reinstall windows every time you shut the computer down since RAM is volatile.
I've been booting Linux from a USB flash drive for quite some time now, a regular flash drive not an SSD, and it works just fine.
Some versions of Linux I believe, at least some some Hypervisors put everything in RAM, so the experience is much better.
I'm running standard Ubuntu installed in such a way that it thinks the USB drive is just a regular drive, with memory managed in the standard default way.
I still have dsl and I'm using a cheap mechanical drive in my DIY PC
Poor Google assistant
Lame
no idea how many times Rufus have saved my day xP brilliant piece of software!
And that Activate Windows shait? Started wondering, seens i use Manjaro as my daily drive (and done that now for probaly 7 or 8 years), and windows only for gaming, and that's even in a virtual machine xD
Oh, look, Windows 10 running the disk at 100%. Seems normal!
TwilightWolf032 Had to tweak so much stuff to stop that lul.
How tf do I fix it
get windows 10 pro, disable all the spyware and updates containing more spyware
Mine doesn't do that, you must be using it wrong...
Disable prefetch
And this is why I'll keep my dvd burner just a bit longer.
Bryndal Dwyre I just ordered one online just to keep in case.
I love your videos, I'm always finding myself watching them during my various diy video searches. How would an sd card (with usb adaptors and usb hub) movie library work, or would it? :( I'm trying to rip my movies to portable digital media, but not sure of how to do so cheaply while still having decent quality?
I'm running my homelab hypervisor off an SD card. It's a 1U server cira 2010 with an SD card slot on the motherboard only accessible from the inside for this exact reason.
Newer servers now have internally accessible usb type-a ports directly on the motherboard. The idea is to install your OS on this flash media and save your precious SAS/SATA drive bays for data storage drives instead of using them to run the OS.
The major difference between what Linus is doing with desktop windows and a server OS, especially a hypervisor, the OS has very few reads&writes to the SDCard once it's running.
11:40: Not "anomalies", just loading a resource for the first time. So if a game isn't loading a lot of stuff dynamically, it would be as smooth as on an SSD. But most games load stuff dynamically, especially games that uses very detailed environments.
I'd also like to add that most Linux file-systems are faster than anything from Windows, and XFS can actually increase i/o to a great extent compared to other file-systems, especially for spinning drives. But I think Linux would handle everything from an SD card a lot better. Especially as it's not updating secretly in the background.
now we need sony to make one for this type of uses
Sony is so consumer unfriendly that they would never even think about making your experience smoother, easier or cheaper
Sony is selling ssds for that type of use
But why? Why does anyone want Windows on an SD card.
Why bother? Windows is the cause of it's own bad performance while being bloated, meanwhile Linux runs fine on a slower class 10 SD just fine while being lighter and faster also while this is interesting or cool harddrives are still superior in speed and performance so it's probably better to just use that.
but LINUX doesn't natively support every single windows game.
"I've never actually gotten that to work before"
I have a one-up on 2018 linus
9:32 I Can't Stop Laughing 🤣🤣🤣
In 80's we boot DOS from two 5 1/4" drives (need a system and boot diskette to do that), this reminds me of those times ...
Still better than the HDD that came in my Alienware Alpha
the only way that could happen is if you have WAY too many background apps running. I have an HDD and it is having less than 50ms response times right now (yes, its my system disk and I'm on windows 10)
I've got a Win10 Pro installed on a NVMe drive installed in a USB C enclosure. I'm able to pretty much boot any machine off of it. The enclosure has the ability to adapt to USB3 and have gotten Win10 Pro running rather decently from it. Previously I had it running from a laptop hard drive mounted in a USB3 enclosure.
I did this a few years ago, My old PC broke and I could only afford a 20gb IDE hard drive and TRIED to use other peoples PC's as my own.
So watching this I knew it would boot, but had no idea you would be able to play a game on it, pretty cool really.
0:42
you, uh... you okay?
Help
I've had Xubuntu running on a class 10 8gb flash drive with no swap and it ran really well.
Anthony Fleming how much ram it had?
IKR! I ran Xubuntu off B tier pendrives and even rooted phones. Works like a charm!
Anthony Fleming Puppy Linux is made for this type of operation. I have puppy arcade installed on a 16 gig flash drive that split into two partitions. Sb1 is where the operating system is, sb2 is simply for storage of games and media and the like. I've been using it for about 2 years now with no degradation. Puppy is good because my computer has 16 gigs of RAM and puppy runs in Ram. It does not wear out the drive with constant writes and rewrites it only saves the file and you can control when saves or it will save your session when you shut down
Same and I did it right after I saw this video no problem
I have a windows 10 to go I use fairly often, its on an m2 in a portable enclosure. It's very fast as being an m2 it can handle the random access unlike a typical flash drive.
4:50 The camera's operating system ran out of free test-time XD
Some tech person: do you use a laptop or desktop?
Me: I use a sd card
Floortop.
Willral do you use laptop desktop or se card i use micro se card
When I used WIn 98, I had an HDD that had 2.5MB/s of transfer rate... good times taking 40min installing windows
I'd like to see Linus react to setting up and using my 80486.
I would even be kind and let him install Wing Commander 2. With speech packs and Secret Missions. ;)
Dx2-66
8mb ram
1mb EISA/VLB graphics card.
450mb Hd (double spaced) :)
Best computer I ever gamed on.
40 min just for windows, no other programs though! I could take all afternoon to set everything up!
ah the old times... (not good times, just old AF, lol!!! We took too long to have multi core CPU)
Props to the editor for putting in the "Activate Windows" watermark at 4:51
Well, I'm watching on a phone.
(1:52) "This is the Sony UHS-2 compatible high-speed"
That has to be one of my favourite Linus Tech Tips moments thus far!
>complains about the drive speed
>installs 60GB game (or so)
Okay then.
60th like on the comment about a 60GB game
Its LTT, such are expected things.
125GB on your first PC? - mine had something like 80 MB and it was huge for its time :-)
lol same, and was thinking the same thing
Mine had 200 MB, but either way, 125 GB would have blown all our minds at the time, or at least 16 year old me nearly a quarter of a century ago.
Robert Lenk mine had a 25mb HDD and a 5.25 inch floppy drive
my first pc = 1gb !! it was a lot at the time and 256mb ram !!!!
first PC I had 640kb of ram and a 40mb hard drive, first computer had 64kb ram and 2 x 512kb floppy.
4:55 that ,, activate windows" thing scare the sh*t out of me. I thought my license has expired.
Me watching on my Android phone: umm did my phone just install windows on itself???
Good thing i have a GENUINE COPY rather than pirating it
Same
Fun tip for future reference, if you google "Windows 10 Download" on windows it tries to get you to download the media creation tool, but if you open that same link on Linux/Mac/Android/anything-other-than-windows, or even change the user agent on your windows computer (google it), then it will let you select the regular ISO download and skip the media creation tool...
9:43
i still have dsl, heckin fight me
Kynce Shadowsong :(
How fast is your Internet?
Kynce Shadowsong weeb out
Same here, and I don't expect any time soon to get anything better, since I live in a slav country in a suburban area, but it's actually not that bad since it's vdsl 50Mbit
Some poor bastards are still on dialup(thankfully not me). DSL is at least better than that or satellite for that matter.
i have dsl 15/1 and its good enough for 1-2 people but if there's a bunch of people online then it gets a bit slow
I don't understand why Linus is surprised that games run smooth. Obviously a good part of the game is already loaded onto the RAM and hence the decent performance right?
Exact. But this is linus.
Lol true
i think the surprise was that it had an unexpected loading time, much faster than he tought, the rest is filler
Time was the drive speed was a much bigger factor in game performance. Also, I think he was basing it off of older systems with far, far less RAM. On XP for example it would be paging a lot.
@Linus Test Tips. I have made many functional systems using methods such as this. Many advantages, but mostly for me it was always cost. How can I make a running Windows (or my preferred Linux OS) run and all input/output is correct and responsive on 56k dial-up if needed.. I am 36 and love exploring the capabilities of hardware/software beyond it's original intended purpose. Keep up the great work. Would love to collab on a pc build
Nice, actually I know the same problem with the older laptops after upgrading to windows 10. Those remained at 100% for about 10 min without any workload. I tried to change the HDD to hybrid HDD but the system roasted it after 1 year of use. So I had no other option as to downgrade back to win7. That issue popped up at HP Pavilion dv7, Lenovo Workstation. :)
Hey! I know this is 2 years later, but I also have an HP Pavilion dv7 multimedia laptop running Windows 7. I saw your comment and figured I could provide relevant information.
I have had general issues with overheating on HP laptops in the past, but the "100% CPU usage" issue you described reminded me of something that happened recently. It’s kind of complicated, but I’ll explain it the best way that I can. Stick with me here.
HP desktops (and laptops) come with proprietary OEM software and drivers, specifically Pavilion Entertainment PCs. They have specialized keyboards with hotkeys (Fn keys) and dedicated shortcut buttons that operate HP software and control media playback. The controller software is usually located in C:\HP\KBD, if I’m not mistaken. A KBD.exe program always runs in the background to monitor the user's keystrokes and execute shortcut commands when needed. Anyways, if something goes wrong with this software, it can peg your CPU usage to 100% and cause your computer to overheat and shut down to avoid damage to the motherboard.
I recently had an instance where I had to hunt down an older version of this HP KBD software for use with an old HP PS/2 keyboard via a PS/2-to-USB adapter on my laptop. Apparently, I must’ve installed the wrong version, or it might have conflicted with my laptop's existing keyboard, who knows? Because as soon as I would boot into Windows, it would max out my CPU, which slowed down the system to a crawl, and the laptop would shut down to prevent overheating. As soon as I deleted that software, it fixed the problem. My point is, plenty can go wrong when it comes to OEM software and drivers, particularly on HP Pavilion machines. It sounds like something went wrong when you upgraded to Windows 10. Maybe some proprietary piece of HP software/driver compatibility issue between Windows 7 and 10 caused it to bug out?
I’m not saying this has anything to do with your keyboard, but for your specific issue, I would investigate any HP software or drivers that might’ve gotten carried over when you upgraded from Windows 7 to Windows 10. Also, since it’s an older laptop with older hardware, Windows 10 also could’ve downloaded an incorrect driver automatically. Here’s what I did: when you boot Windows, boot into Safe Mode and set it to automatically run Task Manager. Then boot into normal mode and monitor your processes. Look at the CPU/usage column, and if you see one running at 99% or some crazy number, that’s your culprit. Click it and press the "delete" key to end that task, and that should free up the system memory enough for you to open the control panel and uninstall it.
Not sure if this helps at all, but since I’ve personally dealt with this issue on these Pavilion laptops, I figured I’d give my 2 cents. :)
Linus you can just clone the boot and system partition of any working installed Windows onto the removable drive or sdcard and it will boot fine. Paragon Partition Manager or some such can do it all under 20 minutes.
For someone running a "tech" channel, he's exceedingly incompetent sometimes.
nik3r007 Thats a lotof information for me to process...slow down bud
The c partition of that bench is prob too big/full for that SD card with all the games installed for the benchmarks
Id rather use robocopy (included with windows) then free software on the internets, much saver much faster less hassle.
But if space is an issue and you want just Windows (like is the case in this video), the only official way to do it (as far as i know anyway) would be the same way PXE boots are prepared (network deployment).
And that is lot more effort for just one install, better to do a fresh "to go" install in those cases.
It's amazing that your first self built computer was 128 gigs. I believe my first self built computer was less than 100mb. I remember 16mb of ram being mind blowing.
Love the videos and nostalgia binges!
My first machine had a 40 Mb Hard drive and 2 MB of Ram running on an Intel 80386 SX. I thingk the OS was DOS 6.2. WordPerfect was the word processor of choice.
my first was 10mb hdd with Stacker software installed. this was for Dune 2 (10mb approx) to fit in. RAM was 1mb. and it was 2mhz 286 PC
My first computer had 64kb RAM and no storage. We were using cassette players at that time to load the programs written in Basic!
6gb for first one I built, 64kb for the first one I used 😅
Only Linus would think of booting Windows of an SD card I honestly didn’t
think you would get it to work Great Job!
8:10 My (fully up-to-date) laptop has that issue! Maybe my hard drive's actually an SD card. 🤔
Edit:
8:46 I love you, editor, whoever you are.
13:25 I know that feel Linus, yesterday I was shopping for a mini usb cable for some shitty iPhone dock I have at work, and the girl working at the store was like "Ummm there's no such thing as a mini usb, you have a micro usb, lightning and type c" I just mumbled something like "It's a older standard" and left the store because I could literally feel my hair turning gray, damn I feel it only was 2-3 years ago I used a mini usb cable for my HTC Wizard
I have a drawer of spare miniUSB cables. Do you want one.
Don't ps3 controller cables use those I remember them
Nah man, already bought one, but thanks anyway
You’re not old they’re just dumb I’m a young person and I’ve used miniusb a lot
Yeah, but when talking about using them on phones, they are pretty ancient haha
120GB? That would have been giant! I had an 8GB Quantum Fireball! :D
You youngsters! You couldn't even BUY a Gig hard drive when I bought my first PC [1989-ish] :)
I was thinking the same thing. Mine had 20Mb, so hearing Linus say that made me realize how young most of these people are...
You can go smaller with a very old micro SD card. I haven't tried it on Windows 10 yet, but I have used micro SD cards from 2014 as live boot drives for a Linux OS.
7:00 There is a ARM chip on SD cards, FYI, for data transfer compression
4:56 *Activate Windows* bottom right....loll
ok i wasnt the only one seeing that
when i saw that: monkaS
being this noob
I've had mine there for 2 years now
they actually got me....had a mini panic attack...
did anyone else notice the activate windows watermark in the bottom right from 4:51 to 6:00 ?
HDSQ.mid me
HDSQ.mid ERROR: 404
It was placed there to be obvious on purpose. Anyone who watched the whole video and didn't notice it probably needs some sort of medical treatment.
HDSQ.mid It was a good joke. I saw it at like 5:15. Also I didn't fall for it because I'm watching on Android lol
Nobody would fall for this if they were running an OS other than Windows, especially macOS and Android.
The windows media tool or something, still works for me as it used to and there's no watermark!
Was a crazy idea, now a relevant topic for windows on steam deck.