Corey Grant

And if you kind of bought that system and you didn't get a GPU to supplement, I mean, what are you going to do?

Right.

Like, and I think the, it's a thing where, I mean, I'm trying to like, I'll give you kind of a good example is that,

When I bought my last car, and I don't buy cars, I buy them new and then I drive them till the wheels fall off.

But I always buy the very best model that I can.

So 2018, this will seem normal to all of you now, but it had parallel parking.

It had lane assist.

It had crash detection.

Now, that is standard on all of today's cars, where when I tell people, oh, I got that, they're like, Logan, I bought a car like two years ago.

That was all standard.

That's like free stuff.

Yeah.

But in 2018, that was really – but we didn't know, right?

And it's kind of like with the PCs is that I'm not telling you to go out and buy the top of the stack.

What I'm telling you is if you've never bought a GPU ever –

go and make that one small couple hundred dollar upgrade to an RTX pro Blackwell and get yourself four, eight gigs of VRAM.

And I promise you, you're going to really be glad that you did because with that, you're now going to be able to do things that one, you've never been able to do, but two, three or four years down the road.

Your computer will still be very functional, like from a hardware perspective, especially with models getting smaller and things like this.

You'll be able to use that for a very long time.

And it's much like your phone, like with your phone.