In a sponsored Tech-triathlon by Gigabyte AORUS, Linus and Anthony compete to build a gaming PC, overclock it, and complete a level in Doom Eternal. Linus starts with installing an M.2 drive and progresses to assembling the PC with controlled speed. Both face challenges with AIO installation and overclocking strategies. Anthony opts for Linux, which ultimately leads to his downfall due to technical issues. Despite a close competition, Linus wins the challenge and acknowledges Anthony's unexpected gaming skills. The performance of the 10th gen Intel rigs impresses Linus, especially in Doom Eternal. The video ends with Linus thanking Gigabyte AORUS and Anthony for the spirited competition.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. Linus and Anthony are competing in a tech-triathlon sponsored by Gigabyte AOROUS.
2. The competition involves building a gaming computer, overclocking it, and completing a level in Doom Eternal.
3. The winner will be the person who completes the tasks the fastest.
4. Linus is using a 10th gen core i7 processor and an RTX 2060 SUPER graphics card.
5. Anthony is using the same processor and graphics card.
6. Linus is using a Z490 motherboard and an AORUS SSD.
7. Anthony is using a different motherboard and a different SSD.
8. Linus is overclocking his graphics card using Green With Envy, an open-source tool.
9. Anthony is using a different overclocking tool.
10. The competition also involves configuring OBS to capture gameplay.
11. Linus is using a gaming-optimized BIOS to help with overclocking.
12. Anthony is using a different BIOS.
13. Linus is playing Doom Eternal on the "Ultra Violence" difficulty setting.
14. Anthony is also playing on the "Ultra Violence" difficulty setting.
15. Linus completes the level with an average FPS of 85.
16. Anthony completes the level with an average FPS of 83.
17. Linus wins the competition.
18. The competition took around two hours to complete.
19. The winner receives a trophy.
20. Gigabyte AOROUS provided the gaming rigs used in the competition.