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heres a cool video I stumbled upon... I realized there is ALOT of money in that room haha\
YouTube - CNIhendy's Channel
YouTube - CNIhendy's Channel
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I counted 27 lasers.
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Wish I could go there
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Aw guys, just jump in on one of my CNI GB's and take home your share of the laser goodness! :wave: -Glenn
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here is another CNI channel you could see 11W blue there !
YouTube - LauraCNI's Channel
YouTube - LauraCNI's Channel
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There is something wrong in the first video ..... all those lasers on a black panel, and not a single hole in it ..... not even a bit of smoke .....
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The is incredible, i would love to just be able to stand in that room:bowdown:
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I'm curious why every single one is running... Doesn't that make it used?
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It's called a burn in period. If that makes the system used, then nearly every expensive electronic component you've ever owned is used.
Most electronic device manufacturers take their products and run them for a specific number of hours to ensure that they work properly at all temperature ranges and all conditions presented during the burn-in. This proves reliability and provides customer satisfaction.
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hhmmm interesting, I didnt know that... How long do you think they run? couple hours?
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TBH I don't know but I can contribute and say for graphics cards, some overclocked cards are chosen by putting cards in a room with a specific temperature, those that can handle the higher heat are cherrypicked and sold as more expensive faster units. Read that from xfx at least
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Most likely, but it could be a few days as well. The only people who would know for sure is CNI.
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If that factory was in the US, they would be shut down, fined, and probably sued by employees. That is an example of a lack of safety, no glasses, no fire suppression systems, no shields, plus they are way too close to eye level.
Most lasers are burned in for a couple days, I have seen most systems from the factory with ~100-200 hours on them, it's a quality check and makes sure they are unlikely to fail on the customer.
Most lasers are burned in for a couple days, I have seen most systems from the factory with ~100-200 hours on them, it's a quality check and makes sure they are unlikely to fail on the customer.
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Yeah Things are different in China. you could be like the Manager of that steel plant and announce layoffs and get beaten to death
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China would be kinda scary to live in I guess?
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^ Only for those peoples that have not a lot of money and political friends ..... more or less as any other countries :eg:
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