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Let's play a game. Quick, count all the screens in this PC.

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If you said six, you missed almost half

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of them. But don't feel bad. [music] You had no way of knowing JUST HOW MANY

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PRODUCTS you can get with a screen on them these days. And neither did we when

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we started sourcing parts for this build. A screen on every fan. Why?

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More like why not? You can use them to show temperatures, CPU load, FPS graphs,

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your Twitch chat on the side of your case, anyone? You can even use all your

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screens to show your friends that you've got more money than brains, cuz you're

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paying extra money for parts that consume precious CPU cycles, not making

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your games run faster, but making your memes danker. Guys, we are not even

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going to pretend [music] that this is a build you should replicate. Even aside

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from the cost and the worst performance, getting all the different softwares to

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work nicely with each other, but somehow even worse than we expected. But it's

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definitely a video you should watch closely, just like you should watch

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closely to see which Lionus is doing the segue to our sponsor. Selecting the

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motherboard was more challenging than you'd think because these ones seem like

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the clear winners. I mean, they've got screens on them already. The issue is

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that they lack one thing that our all screen PC simply cannot live without.

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And to get that, we needed the Z790

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Steel Legend from ASRock, which was chosen solely for this, its embedded

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DisplayPort or EDP connector. With this

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mamajama, we don't have to settle for a little 2in screen, even though my wife

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says that that's plenty. Instead, we get to hook up this 13.3 in monstrosity, a

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side panel kit from ASRock that is specifically meant for mounting inside

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the case. And you guessed it, connecting

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to that [music] header. Let me think. Here. You know what?

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We'll get to that later. First, we've gone with Intel's 13900K since well, a

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14th gen isn't much faster, and b we started this project like a year ago.

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[laughter] It's been a real nightmare to get working and we just don't want to

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change anything at this point. Realistically, we could go with a 14900

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K. That wouldn't be a problem. But what we couldn't do is go with a KF variant

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since the built-in graphics are absolutely necessary to drive all the

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displays that we're going to have connected to this thing. For RAM, we're

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using two 16 gig sticks. Of course, our Vengeance lowprofile DDR5. [music]

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More on that decision later. And for our boot drive, we've gone with the

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triedand-true the triedand-true Crucial P3 Plus.

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least not yet. With that boring stuff out of the way, now we get to kick

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things up a notch with the Height Y70

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Touch. That's right, my friends. One internal screen wasn't enough for us.

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So, we picked a case that has an integrated touch screen. That's right,

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14 in 1100 by 3840 resolution at 60 Hz.

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I mean, that should be pretty good for Twitch chat, right? Or kick.

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And the case itself has really solid

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airflow and plenty of room to work in alongside a pre-installed vertical GPU

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mounting bracket that we will not be using. Why? Well, how would we see the

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screen on our GPU once we've got this screen sitting right here? So, instead,

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we've actually had our fabricator Justin rig up a new mount that's going to move

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our GPU. What, Elijah? All the way over here.

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Yeah, it's going to be vertical. Oh, that's going to be so cool. Now, we

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considered going with the I by Power Snow Blind. That's pretty cool. It's got

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the side panel with like kind of a transparent [music] LCD integrated into

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it, but we've looked at that before and we felt the color wasn't

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This is a brighter screen. You'll be able to see it easier. Yeah. Not fun enough. That also ended up

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being the reason we went with the Aoris P1200 80 Plus platinum power supply from

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Gigabyte. Now, ASUS does have those four

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units that do have a wattage readout, good quality units built by CSIC, but we

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felt that Gigabyte screen was [music] just plain cooler. It cost us some

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compromises. Cable Mod currently doesn't support these units. So, we're going to

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be stuck with the stock cables that are going to be a little long for our needs

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and going to get in the way. But, uh, hey, totally worth it, right, Elijah?

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Yeah, it was a pain in the ass. Positivity, come on.

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It's great. Hey, I love it. One small thing. This is how it goes in.

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Yes. Well, no. The screen's the other side. I know.

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Yeah. Well, no, it can't go this way because this is the intake.

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But you want to see the screen. We can't have the intake against the

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motherboard tray. We're not even going to see this screen, guys. We're not even

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halfway through this build. And I can't help but think to myself, like, what are

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they doing here? All I can think of is desperation. Like, don't have more

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performance than the competition? Put a screen on it. Don't have better product

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support than the competition? Put a screen on it. [laughter]

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That was a heavy slap. I'm scared. Well, how else are you going to get the screen to stay?

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Stop. You're going to break it. I work. So, Linus, please stop.

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If you thought you weren't going to get trolled in this role, you got to temper

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your expectations. That was a good one. Are you proud of it? I wouldn't.

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I can't wait for the comments on this video to build stupid.

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[laughter] It's like, yes, we're aware. With that said, these Unifan TL LCD fans

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man. They're pretty sweet. Each of the 1.6 in displays on their fan

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hubs runs at 400x 400 pixels, meaning

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they should look pretty good, right? So cool. And we're going to be connecting

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them to an ASUS ROG Rugen 2360,

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which has its own 320x 240 display that

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needs its own USB 3 header. Wait, this

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isn't [music] a USB 3 header. This is just a USB 3 to USB 2 header adapter.

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This one uses USB 2. We ran out of USB 2s,

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so we just gave it its own USB 3. I see. Yeah.

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Yeah. And we'll talk more about the hub later. Buy a retro screwdriver. for

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ltstore.com. Speaking of the orientation, are we even going to see

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these screens? Dude, if you look like underneath, yes, cuz we

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have other screens later we'll talk about that are going to get mounted at the top here.

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So, we're going to have this as an intake.

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Uh, no, it exhaust. It doesn't though. Why?

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Because then we wouldn't see the screens. In order for it to exhaust, we have to put it on like that.

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Uh, then yes, it's going to be an intake. These are cool. They've got these pogo

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pin connectors, so you only have to plug in one of the fans and boom, all plugged

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in. Then we just take the whole block of them and plug it into the hub. Wow. You

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can connect up to four blocks of devices to this thing. And this will do both RGB

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and LCD products is my understanding. Yes. And that's why we actually need the

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six pin PCIe power. What the moment when fans are drawing more

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power than some graphics cards did 10 years ago. Okay. I like this case. Everything's

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kind of toolless and kind of easy to use.

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We'll just pop this bad boy in here, right? Uh, actually, can we move it over a

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little bit more? We have some other things that we're going to mount. Uh, no, we can't.

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Cool. Then we're going to go here. It just It doesn't fit with this

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bracket. Oh, yes, it does. You have to bend the bracket. Oh my god.

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Want to go ahead and screw it up in I always screw it up, dude. That's what

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my mother tells me. She friends with mine.

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Is this the right orientation or can you just flip it in software? Uh, you can flip it in. I had it

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vertical. The You had it screen vertical? Yes, I had it like that.

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Oh, interesting. Now, we get to do the wiring for our displays. [music] Uh,

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we'll start with the EDP cable. We actually got a B-roll shot of me plugging in this side of it earlier. You

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do want to be really careful with these. They aren't fragile, per se, but they

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are easy to break. And then we're just going to leave the other end of it kind

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of here. Let's do all our front panel connectors, I guess. Yep.

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Love these capacitors just kind of hanging out on this 24 pin.

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Yeah, it helps with ripple. I wonder if that's why Cable Mod hasn't made custom cables yet.

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Probably a significant part of it. Yeah. Now, because some of our displays and

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hubs connect through USB [music] and our board only has a single USB 2

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header there, we'll be using this really

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cool powered internal USB hub that has a

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combination of headers.

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See that? And USBA ports so you can

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connect freaking whatever you want. Throw your Xbox wireless dongle in

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there. Little Bluetooth connector. Plug in all your, you know, stupid fan

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controller nonsense. And it all goes through a single header. These were a

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lifesaver [music] back in the day when they first came out. Uh, where do you want to mount this

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bad boy? It's just going to get thrown in the back. Oh, so disappointed.

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Yep. But before we plug it in though, we need to plug in this breakout cable

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right on the motherboard side. Wait, what? Okay, one of our devices

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will not work through the hub. So instead, we have to take cuz you can see

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the USB header here [music] is actually two USB ports. There's your four

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conductors for one. There's your four conductors for the other. What's funny

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about this breakout cable is that it's got all nine pins on the other side, but

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only four of them can be active. So, I guess we [music] just need to be careful

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of the orientation when we plug everything in. But that's all fine. The

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point is, one device is going to plug directly into the header, and the rest

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is going to plug into this hub, which is plugged into the other side. And which device is that?

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Uh, the device that plugs into the header is a RAM screen. Oh my god. Oh, I'm glad it was something

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really important. Yes, sir. The Pacific R2 Ultra memory

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LCD monitor kit memory not included detachable 3.9 in LCD display support

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DDR4 memory module. Yes. And I guess that's why we needed

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the low profile RAM 100%. I think this is compatible with most RAM kits, but

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just to be safe, we got a low profile. Okay.

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You're probably also wondering, how does it attach to this? Sure.

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Yeah. Double-sided tape. All righty. There's no way. I don't believe you. It

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came with a sticky pad, but because I tried building this so many times, the

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sticky pad wore out. So, we need to use tape.

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One small detail, Elijah. We're plugging in all the front panel nonsense.

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This does not plug into the other side of that breakout. This would have to go

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into one of the A ports on the hub. Okay. So, you just grabbed the front

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panel USB 2 connector [music] off of a case. Yes, sir. Trust the science.

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Ingenuity. That's a long cable.

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Man, I could run this RAM LCD freaking

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on my brain RAM. Report no operation. All right.

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Want to make sure it's straight, you know. Yeah, because it matters. Yeah, it does. We want this. We still

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want the computer to look good. No, I mean, [music] the alignment of the tape doesn't matter. The alignment of

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this matters. Uh Oh, no. No. So, you're going to want to not plug that in cuz we're going to

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want to route it nicely. The other end. Mhm.

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Stop. What is that sound?

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Don't Don't do it again. Well, you wanted to know what it was. No, I

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This is great. Normally, it's the [music] zoomers bothering L minus. Uno.

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Reverse. Let's go. What's Uno?

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There you go. That's installed. Look at that.

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So much screen. No. No. Don't move it. Don't move it. Now, let's power the CPU screen. It gets

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its own dedicated SATA. Seriously? Yes. Cuz it needs this hub cuz it comes

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out of a USB. So, we're using the hub as basically a power converter

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just for the screen. [music] Yes. Genius. With all the USB hub plugged in,

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we went ahead and attached our four PCIe 8 pin to 16 pin connector right here and

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a much longer PCIe extension, which

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means it's finally time to get to the

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GPU. [music] Justin's brackets here really show off

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the 800 by 216 screen on Colorful's Vulcan 4090

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which is Wait, [music] where the hell is the screen? It is right here. It uses like pogo

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pins. Oh, wow. Innovation.

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First things first, we need to attach the bracket that Justin printed. It goes on the bottom. I left the screws already

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in there. Sick. But we'll just screw through that. And that helps give it support while it's in

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the vertical mount here.

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Good old Justin. You probably didn't know that he was with us, but that's

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okay because he's just in.

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We [music] need this first. And you need to come in from this side.

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Yes. But let's plug this in first. Let's

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Okay. No, [panting] I'm at my breaking point.

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Oh, all right. I'll see you in 15.

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Okay, then it sits on an angle. What? Just for now. Okay.

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We then plug in all our displays and pop it up into position.

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Perfect. Flawless. Now, hold on just a gosh darn minute

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here. You have an HDMI splitter involved. Correct. We're using these EK screens.

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They're actually 1080p screens. They're actually really good quality. We're

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going to mount them near the top here. The reason we're using an HDMI splitter

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is when we first started this build, we had a bunch of different screens and in

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order to get even these two to work, we just split them. What is the point of these screens? What

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Why does EK even make these? The marketing material for these screens, it shows like your water

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temperatures or the flow rate and everything. Realistically though,

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they're just displays. Okay. [laughter] Does this have two HDMI ports on it?

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No, it has one. That's why we have a splitter. Wait, you just have 6 ft HDMI

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cables that you're just running internally in the case?

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Well, yeah. No, in the back panel.

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You won't see them. This project's been in the works for a year. We're not

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asking anymore. Changed hands between writers, I think, three times.

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Correct. I am writer number three, and I'm pushing it across the finish line.

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I think the term is towing. Yeah. [laughter]

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Can't wait to see the finished product, though. It looks really good once it's all together. And then just never open the

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back panel. Go ahead. I'll hold it. You screw. Yes, sir.

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Okay. Uh, that's not threaded in there.

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Nope. It's more just to hold it. But doesn't it look good there? It looks so

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good. Looks really good there. Yeah. Yeah. Is this the plan for this, though?

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What? Yeah. Oh, cuz we're going to have the screen here.

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Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Right. Okay. Just put a screen on it.

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You said it earlier. Don't have the best looks, add a screen.

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Fair. Solved. That looks sick, right? It's kind of coming together.

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Yeah. I like the GPU mounted this way. It looks really good. And lots of access to fresh air. Like,

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this is awesome. Outside screen uses DisplayPort. So,

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we're going to run this bad boy. Ah, yes. Okay, I got you. It's already

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plugged [music] in. Out it comes. And then we just leave the vestigial cable

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in there, apparently. Cuz you're looking at the screens. It's fine. For these screens, how they're

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mounting, we ran the cables up to the corner. Justin also whipped up these 3D printed

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brackets. Sick. And that's what's going to go kind of beside the radiator.

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We're going to screw them up here like this. Mount the screen on this side.

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Uhhuh. And they'll just be displaying in the front. Okay.

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The dank memes, dude. These screws do not screw in at all.

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Like you know that, right? Yes, they do. Mine's screwed in. So, it's clearly a skill issue.

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Okay. Go for it. Okay. Check this out, ladies and gentlemen.

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Boom. Done. Boom. Done. Why did these go in? What is happening

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right now? Okay, that one's gone.

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Cool. We got two of four. That's good enough.

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See, though, the ones you put in are out. No, stop moving it. It was

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Oh crap, dude. It still doesn't go straight, dude.

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[music] Yeah, it never did. Oh. Oh, you didn't make that clear.

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Oh, yeah. We were We were trying to get this straight the whole time.

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Oh, let's go.

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Let's go. All right. It's kind of aligned

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actually. It's not terrible. Wow. Oh, just wow. Oh, wow. This is the

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mount for this, correct? Huh. I mean, yeah.

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Wow. Just needs to hold it long enough for the shoot. Oh my god, there's so many.

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Uh, when you get 10-ft HDMI cables because you [music] think it's funny and

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you'll have the range, you start to regret it very quickly. I had this

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closed once. I can do it again. [music] I'm just eyeballing this.

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You can put it anywhere you want as long as it's on the bottom.

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[laughter] I tried to put it down fast. Looks good.

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Can you stop saying it looks good? It's not good. It's not done.

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It's not in the right spot at all. It's all coming apart. Am I supposed to hold

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this here? No, I can do it.

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Okay, then [music] don't get upset. Ah, [laughter] please. We already broke one screen.

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We did. What screen? Another one of these. We had two of them

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already, so I just grabbed the other one. Oh, okay. But what doesn't kill you doesn't hurt

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you. No. What? This little bad boy in there. And then

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uh I don't know. Sure. Cool.

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And good enough. Ready? Uh maybe. I don't Oh, I don't know if my

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heart can take this. That's a lot of screens, boys.

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Woo. We need to plug in the HDMI splitter as well. Comes out the back of the computer

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case. All right. Oh, man. We got some screens.

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As a heads up, [music] we need to boot it twice. Minus 30° liquid.

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The software hasn't loaded yet. I see. And so that's their default.

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Yes, I it Yes. Makes [music] perfect sense.

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Well, it's letting you know your computer's good. Why do we need to boot it twice? Because

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this screen will never ever work on the first boot. Don't know why. [music] I I

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tried booting this thing like a hundred times. And Right. But you only tried the first boot

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once. The other 99 wouldn't have been the [music] first boot.

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Oh, it is booting. We put made past. Okay. So, this is our primary screen now.

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So, it does boot on the first time. The computer boots, but that screen will

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never work on the first try. Yes. Touch me, feel me, peel me. That's

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creepy. [laughter] I love that. Sure. Oh. Uh, wait. What? What just

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happened? I left the peel for you cuz I thought it

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would come off. [laughter] You know, Liz, that's why you never

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peel. Yeah. Okay, I get it. Go on. Go on. Get

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That's a valid criticism. No, it's not. Okay, I just got to reboot it real quickly.

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Correct. Oh, hey. Whoa. Hey, look. The big screen works.

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Nice. I'm gaming, boys. Wow. Okay, so I go up

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the top of this one and that comes out on these ones, which are mirrored. Why

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are they mirrored, Elijah? Okay, again, when we had more screens

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planned, we wanted to mirror these ones just so we could have as many screens as

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possible. I see. As I started taking screens out, I had

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enough ports. But now you have two extra ports off the GPU, so you could actually

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run like another display on the outside if you chose to.

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Why would I do that? Excellent question. I forgot my screen right here.

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Oh, I agree. You that 1080p 60 Hz

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dedicated. Oh, look at that. Look at that.

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Look at this. We're so close.

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Don't look. This is cool. Oh, it's better if you don't. It's better if

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you don't. Oh, get the power supply screen. It's totally worth It's up It's upside

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[laughter] down. Wow.

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I mean, pretty cool though. I actually really like the quality of

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this screen. Yeah, that looks great. Dang.

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Okay, ready? [laughter]

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I cannot Oh yeah. Hold on. We just got

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to relieve some tension.

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Nice. Don't. [laughter]

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Oh my god. It's bulging.

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[laughter] Holy crap.

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It's like a Tesla. With these panel gaps. We should call it the model. Why?

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But where's the mouse? I didn't say get rid of the mouse. Oh, screen on the mouse, baby.

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No way. So, you can play PUBG on your mouse.

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No, you can just have an image of PUBG on your mouse. [laughter] You can't

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actually do anything other than PGs. The J500 display screen gaming mouse. At

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least they know who they're after. Like, that's it. Display screen gaming mouse.

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That's what it is. That's what it does. Everything else is just bonus. Oh, wow.

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This does not look nearly as good as the image on the box.

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The lights aren't on. Yeah, but dude, it's like freaking half

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an inch in there. This makes it look like it's right on the surface. Oh, wow.

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It's really clearly photoshopped. There's like a border there. Where's my

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Logitech G15? Uh, no. I don't have a Logitech one.

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Oh. Oh, it's got one tiny little OLED baby right

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in the corner. Okay. I mean, I guess we'll settle for

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it. It's not that cool one with like the whole screen behind the whole thing.

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That's not out yet, right? Okay. Well, now hold on a second. Are all the

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screens working? So, Oh, yeah. This one's working.

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There we go. That was good. MUCH BETTER. WOW. Are we able to align

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everything? Oh. Oh. Oh. Hi. Okay. [music] Cannot control. Oh. Oh. Oh. Hi,

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kitty. That was one of the stock ones

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Thermaltake had. Did the GPU software work on this one?

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Yeah. Oh, yeah. That one's up. Cool. That's doing stuff. Awesome.

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Okay. Do I need to open [music] it and reconfigure it or I game center, I

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guess? Yeah, that would be the eye game center. That's where you could customize whatever you want on it.

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There it is. Okay. Well, that's the thing we did.

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We have all the screens on the inside. You know, they're all powered on displaying wallpaper.

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Yes. You want more screens? I guess. Cool. Elgato

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makes all the stream decks and I've customized every single image

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on these for when we plug them in. We need as many screens as possible. Why

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did I even need a keyboard at that point? We debated on that. I didn't want to

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remap the entire keyboard to a stream deck. I was too worried I'd miss

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something critical. Oh, yeah. The mouse has a screen on it. Did you check it out yet?

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No. Now that it's loaded. Wow. What a surprise. You know, the

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quality of the screen is really good. Yeah, it's actually a really good

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screen. I'm kind of impressed. I look good.

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You're a pro streamer now, Lionus. How much you want to bet it's just covered in Lionus faces? Oh, it's not.

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Wow, some creativity. Good job. If you boot hardware info, this will

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actually give us hardware info stats. Will it launch hardware info [music] if it's not launched? Nope. Okay, that's

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too much to ask. It's on one of the How am I supposed to find my mouse? Shake it around a bunch. There you go.

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Okay, there it is. See, look. Got little stats. Wow, that's so cute. So, why' we cheap

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out and not put it inside? You saw how much we struggled with the

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other screens. This is true. Are these dedicated emoji keys? Teams actually has

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a pack on the Elgato website. They don't do anything integrated with Teams,

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[laughter] but they're really cute. But you could just you just type an emoji.

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Oh, no. No. I just made them folders. But I didn't You want to pay me 2 hours to

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script each one to type [laughter] something? Two hours.

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It would take a long time cuz you have to do one key at a time. One of them

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does open a secret though. It is [music] pretty. If I had to guess, I would say the

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secret one is the dinosaur and it opens lts.com. It's supposed to with this. This brings

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our total to over 90 screens. All right, now it's time for Wallpaper

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[music] Engine then. That Yeah, that's running right now, but you can see the other presets I saved.

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All right, might take a second.

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You didn't do anything on this one. Oh, there it is. Oh god.

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Yeah, nine cat. Wow. This is a This is a computer. Oh my

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god. This has a parallax effect. So the cat [music] kind of looks at your

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cursor. That is cursed, dude.

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Wait a second. And what about the fan screens? So, since they're still pre-production,

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the software wasn't up and working when I tested this, but Lean Lee did email me

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this morning with new software we can try. No way. So, let's go.

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Wait, how are we even supposed to see them? I mean, yeah, they're in there.

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They're working. Hold on. I'll have to I'll have to turn this around so you can

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even see it. Andrew L connect.

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What I really want to know is with all the soft

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our CPU usage is 70%. Now in fairness,

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we have Doom Eternal running in the background, but Doom Eternal is taking

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up 40%. There is so much software running on

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this computer to make everything work. It's insane. Doom Eternal is down to 35%. Our CPU

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just stays at 70% no matter what. It just gives Doom Eternal whatever's

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left over. But it looks good. Yeah. All right,

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let's game. Let's game. Doom time, baby. Oh, our CPU usage is 8%, which means it

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probably crashed. Oh, it might have. Okay, so I just got to switch my primary

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display, though. Real quick, styles here. Wow. You know what? This one's

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actually a lot less laggy. This one's running off the internal.

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Oh, that's probably why Doom crashed, cuz

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it's running through the iGPU, which does work, by the way. You can use your

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dedicated GPU through the DisplayPort connection of your integrated GPU. But

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they the GPU was hovering around 30 35% and

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there's no games open. What [laughter] is up with that? Oh, I

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guess we could look at the Linus one now if you want. Oh, sure. Here we go. Load profile meme face.

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Yay. I put the intro. Are you proud of me?

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Oh, wow. Got a parallax [music] clock and everything. Yep. And that's like rain falling. It's

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really great. Sad line. This is really sad. And it's

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407 somewhere. Yeah, it's a it's a big clock that is

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Oh, it's 1407. [laughter] I'm just happy it booted first try.

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You mentioned that there were a lot of screens we didn't end up integrating. What kind of screens did we have?

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We had some skinnier ones that we were going to throw around and all over the

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place. And the problem is is they would work on their own, but the hybrid of

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mixing certain screens with certain USB with certain adapters,

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this is what I could get working. Got it. So, your mileage may vary if you

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wanted to add as many screens as possible. Let's try Counterstrike. No, no, we're

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good. We're good. Play anyway. Here we go. I think this computer's Oh,

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yes. Counter Strike 2.

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[laughter]

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Can you even hit the play button? Oh my goodness. Uh, play. Oh, here we

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go. Here we go. Here we go. Uh, casual

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dust two. Go. Yes. All right, we got

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this. If I can get a kill, what do I get? Oh, firstborn child.

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Sure. Done. Oh, dang it. Lined right up in my tunnel

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vision. If anything, you should be more accurate

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now cuz it has to be in the center. Zero distraction. Holy crap. Okay. I can't

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see my peripheral. Is this Okay. Up. Up.

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[laughter] Everything's a jump scare. So scary. Love it if your teammates

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could see what resolution you're playing at. So when they spectate you, it just

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shows this. Oh, that would be [laughter] They would look like, "What is going on?

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Is this you playing vertical on a phone?" Can't even see the muzzle. My crosshair

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is the entire width of my display. You're playing so, you know, passive.

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Get in there, dude. I can't see form even holding a

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gun. I'm not sure. Be such a coward. Go.

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[laughter] 438 damage in one [laughter] hit.

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Oh man, that's basically this computer in a nutshell. If you guys enjoyed this

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video, why not check out the opposite of it, the easiest gaming [music] PC build.

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We use an NZXT case that had that same handy just like one brick, plugs in all

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your front panel connectors and everything. It was It was [music] It was a lot easier. What stupid build?