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Intel and amd chips have just been banned in China good luck!

Melodramatic bullshit content. Accenture is based in Dublin, didn’t move there for tax reasons. Also what does it even mean “working in the shadows”? Just because you morons haven’t heard from the firm before? Thirdly, there are a hundred of other points which you could criticize - also firms such as McKinsey provide better angles to criticize from a business ethics standpoint

Interesting that their support seems to be so fucked up... I've only had to deal with it 2 times: needing spare parts. Each time not only did they provide me with way more stuff than I need (mounting hardware and cables) they also sent me everything free of charge. However I didn't had to RMA something yet so I don't know about that part

I can get around 60mpg in a 2013 Ford Fusion Hybrid by going 55mph and being really gentle on the accelerator

Wow, talk about unenlightened Acer started late 80's ASUS splitted themselves off of them in the late 90's. And they are still around,they bought gateway and packard bell and can use both names, Acer brand is a spinoff of the Hon-Hai group, like Wistron, MSI, etc, etc, etc... ofcourse they are still around.

Their software is horrendous and at some points random lights in my setup just turn off and that keyboard disconnect happens quite often

Capitalism sucks.

Corsair is just kinda mid. Whatever they do, there is another producer doing it better, and most likely even cheaper.

They sold out and let israel, the MOSSAD and the CIA take over.

I'd say I'm hopeful AI won't take my job away, because of this.

Time for a new intel logo

We use VMware vSphere at my school to deploy VMs for students to use because giving 200 students a dedicated server is simply impractical, hope they stay a decent product

EVs are too expensive and impractical. Hybrids make more sense and not as expensive as EVs, just slightly higher in price than a full ICE vehicle.

When I was working as a contractor at Intel, I had a conversation with a principal engineer about the moronic decision to put the world's cheapest thermal paste between the IHS and die on Ivybridge in the light of reports of overheating CPUs in early 2013. The engineer said to me, "Sure, it's a problem, but what are people going to do? Move to AMD? Hahaha." He didn't like my response, "Not now, but give AMD 5 years and they will." In fact, he gave me a perfect shocked Pikachu face. None of this surprises me one bit, and given that principal engineer's attitude was pervasive throughout the company when I left in 2016, I wouldn't give you a plugged nickel for Intel's stock.

Frankly their competition is too stiff. Sure their stuff is ok, definitely not special at all anymore, but you can get other brands products with the same quality and specs for half the cost. Also no one likes icue. Bloatware, spyware, and adware, all in one convenient package. Edit: I would also add, almost everything Corsair has made that has been notably good, they didn’t make. They never made their own psus, their good ones were made by seasonic. They never made their own Aios, always asetek then they switched to coolit. Memory, chips are made by Samsung, Hynix, or micron. Corsair just does the heat spreader and pcb. I will admit, the pcb is highly important for stability, but other companies do good pcbs like g skill and teamgroup. Peripherals are a little different. Their keyboards are fine but 2x more than what they should cost compared to competitors. They’ve never had great mice compared to their competitors, same for headphones and even mousepads.

According to Techradar, the Gopro HERO 12 Black is rated as the best overall action camera.

Speaking of gaming products…. Lenovo wins flat out. Asus second…. Acer only has cheap bs.

My new rig was built in a Corsair 5000T case, one of the case fans came connected incorrectly (only 2 pins connected). RGB worked but fan didn't spin. Connected it properly, fan spins & RGB works but fan doesn't show up to the system to adjust fan curves. Great. Powered the rig with an RM1000e PSU. 4 days into use the PSU died. Will not provide any power to the mobo. Killed the Corsair RAM I had installed too. No idea if it's killed/damaged anything else (storage, CPU, GPU) so my brand new 7800X3D/4090 system is just sitting in pieces while I wait for my RMA to finish so I can re-build my system and test everything else. At which point I guess I just hope I can get any other damaged items replaced under warranty. I guess I also just hope that my second PSU doesn't decide to blow as well because I don't really want to have to drop another ~$300-400NZD on another PSU. Do. Not. Buy. Corsair.

Where are the world governments on the list of largest employers?

Incredibly simplistic video; a deep tone in your voice doesn't necessarily mean that you've done some actual analysis. And if you don't know Accenture, you probably live under a rock. 1. US Salaries are not representative of the whole firm. In many countries, only accenture directors make 90K a year. 30% of Accenture employees are in India. 2. Management consulting has nothing to do with what you described; most companies simply ignore the advice given to them if they don't agree with it. If a CEO blames a consulting firm for a mistake, the board will fire them first thing in the morning. And Accenture is not even a management consulting firm like McKinsey; it's primarily a tech consulting firm, which means it works primarily with clients to install business solutions. Like it or not, no firm can do it all by themselves. A bunch of coding nerds don't know how to do their books, and a bunch of 50yo accountants don't know tech; they both pay consultants to do the job. 3. Accenture is so massive because it's the world's largest subcontractor. It's not as much consulting as it is "renting out tech-savvy employees to our clients". That's the dirty side of Accenture. It underpays overworked graduates in India and other countries so that it can offer much lower rates than its competitors. You could have easily found all this by doing some actual research.

I used to have a all corsair setup, that changed after i had i think it was the K95 keyboard and the keycaps started falling off 2days after purchase. Then their PSU blew up my PC and the mouse died 3months after purchase. After that all my peripherals have been steelseries and any pc i ternal organs have been anything else but corsair

Don't know what you are talking about!

You obviously have no clue what IBM does, or even did back when they were selling PCs to end users. How can your title be legitimate after the last section of the video??? Go do a documentary on the Famicom 🤣

Intels dependance on the Microsoft Partnership is partly to blame !... Among Other Issues as described !

I love your content keep posting more and keep going❤👍👍👍

Hardware is good but To expensive. Software is complete trash.

The editing on this video is insane!!! Love it. You’ve basically become my inspiration 😅

HP is the worst computer I have ever had NeverEnding problems bought HP Envy for a high price thinking it was better than the lower end models over price junk

Trust me, ASUS will be same story in a year !

I donated exactly 10 US dollars (suffering the taxes from converting my original currency, which was A BIG amount), about 2-3 times maybe. Then this year, I got these emails again, and started to get a bit suspicious. Thanks!

destroyed by marketing and bloated non technical middle management layers, cisco is next.

Pp is going down. Nobody wants to use pp anymore. Pp doesn't hire real people for customer service, not even one human agent, only 1 machine and on top of it, it's very Stupid Machine. No wonder Pp could never do the dispute for you.

the repair prices that saw from the receipt that I've seen are F*CKING INSANE. wtf

Used to be a huge Corsair guy. Then they just got worse and I went Lian Li. Still have a few old Expensive Corsair products though.

8:23 I have the same laptop and I'm watching this video on it 😊

You're incredibly naive if you actually believe Amazon would increase employee pay if they weren't being scammed. You yourself said that turnover is over 100% and that Amazon likes it that way, so why would they do anything that would encourage people to stick with their crappy job for longer? As for the overall theme of the video... welcome to the human race. The average person always has and always will do whatever they can to get what they want with minimum effort and cost to themselves, and will never worry about the impact on the "invisible" people they never have to meet or deal with. Fact of life.

What is "CCP"?

i remember seeing accenture ads on the TV

I still have my 2015 Corsair air 550 case, just gotten better overtime 😂

Things have gotten even worse at Amazon. In 2023, they announced that all employees must be in-office at least three days a week. That includes people who were hired pre-pandemic with a promise of being able to work remotely. I don't have actual numbers, but there have been multiple reports of people who worked remote moving to be close to their assigned office, then being laid off (I was laid off from Amazon in 2023). Since then, there are increasing reports of people having a good annual review but being put in a performance improvement plan, which almost always ends with the employee leaving.

Indian brother talking

Starting this chart in 2020 is bad because that year was a super anomaly in consumer spending

It got taken over by grifters long ago, massive salaries and "charity", they don't need your money

Saying Asus is legendary status Is wild. Asus is mid at best

That was it?

As someone who studied with some Accenture folks, there are two things I distinctly remember. First, after a few sentences, you can always tell they’re from Accenture. Second, the name "Accidenture" is spot on for describing most of them.

Fuck ASUS, I abandoned them since 2012 because they give me refurbished “new” warranty hardware zzzzzz the issue will keep on coming back zzzz 😂

Sure, makes *sense*.

I felt this is cherry picked, honestly you can say something similar from any other big consulting firm