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Hello, I just wanted to say how much I liked your pc cases reviews, noise normalized testing at few different levels, very important sheet metal thickness is something that no other reviewers or manufacturers tell and something that today can be disappointing even in pretty expensive cases. People need to know about actual mechanical properties of the cases as much as possible, because functionality is written in manuals and manufacturers websites, but they don’t tell you that your case panel will bend when you screw fan or radiator to it or that it falls apart when you try to take of something. Well that’s all I wanted to say, good luck. And start youtube, you can get big in it with good reviews.
Thank you for the compliments. We do not consider YouTube as a platform that is suitable for presenting our publications. We have a huge amount of data in most of our tests and it is based on the fact that everybody can choose what interests them (no need to wait for a lot of other things to pass that they don’t care about). Presenting it all in a video would be too boring for the typical viewer, and for the demanding user, who is primarily looking for hard data, it would be worse to navigate.
We like to write clearly structured xy-chapter articles, which contain, among other things, good details on testing methodologies. YT and videos in general are successful when the authors conceptualize it in the form of entertainment, often at the cost of embellishment or outright distortion of facts to create a desired wow effect. We will never do these things and instead focus on truly professional publications, and YT is not very good at that. See Aris’s PSU tests on Hardware Busters, which have pitifully few views. In short, not everything works in videos. In the same way, not everything works in text articles, the information value is much more important for their success.