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do you do when there's a big bald biker

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guy who knows everything about your personal finances you make sure he gets

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the best darn Intel extreme Tech upgrade possible guys we're gonna have some fun

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today meet Clarence from our accounting department hey guys we are going to be

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taking his living room which appears to already be adorned with electronics from

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um work that's becoming a bit of a theme in these and we are going to turn it into a

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surround sound home entertainment system then we're going to take his office

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which I think I also recognize this triple monitor stand but that's okay

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it's in need of an upgrade too and we are going to be turning it into a sick

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battle station with three 32-inch 4K

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monitors also there's a memory foam bed topper king

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size um okay not Electronics but hey Intel

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didn't specify what you have to spend your five thousand dollar Budget on so

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uh let's have some fun and huge shout out to Intel for sponsoring Intel

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extreme Tech upgrade here we go

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now I have to confess this was the most surprising part of your upgrade to me

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because you've actually got a pretty decent laptop it's got a Sixth Gen processor I hate that computer oh okay

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then there's I've had nothing but problem with it since I bought it that's like the fifth chassis that it's been on

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and oh I hate that thing okay but then

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why did you go for such an OP Creator

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spec laptop let's get this thing fired up because it's the MSI Creator Z16 this

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thing is so over the top like you don't even gain

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as far as I know don't but it's gonna last me the next five seven years I want

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something that's going to be around for a long time you know what's really funny is even internally people do a lot of

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their Tech shopping based on LTT videos and Clarence comes to me after we do the

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sponsored video on this which was a while back he goes

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give it to me straight is it actually good and I go yeah yeah it's really good

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so here it is with the sponsorship well

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behind us Creator Z16 core I9 11th gen RTX

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Graphics amazing display but that you won't be using so was 327 or these are

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24s I guess it was time for an upgrade yep so you're going with those are those

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aren't even HDMI monitors oh okay not

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that that matters DVI and HDMI have no signal quality not PBI PGA these are

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these are VG oh wow okay yeah it was time okay never mind I take everything

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back by the way I love your calculator please tell me this has a story oh yeah

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this I got when I started working for the accounting firm in 2001 and it's

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been with me ever since I'll cry if I ever lose this calculator I won't take

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it it's still there's still some guys that I know from my PWC days and we talk

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about this calculator right Casey

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let's get this all sorted out for you here let's get these monitors going shall we now you're not expecting to

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reuse this same monitor stand are you oh you're too small okay good I was hoping

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that you knew that um the monitor stand that you took from the

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office no no I was in the garbage I picked it out of the garbage trailer I

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remember saying they could get rid of it yeah because we tried to we tried to

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give it away we couldn't even give it away and then Clarence turns out we wanted it apparently it's just so heavy

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no one no one wanted it this is so janky

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you're using those old EVGA like what are these like USB to VGA adapter things

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yep but for years those have worked fine they've done everything I need that's

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fair but I would have I would have at least hoped that you would use the DVD I

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don't put on them I didn't have DVI cables

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we have an entire bin of them that we never touch at the office

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my keyboard I've used that exact one for the last 10 years yeah that's the

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keyboard that I use at Linus I brought it from home so I have the same keyboard Linus oh really yep is that what you

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call work just Linus

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sure

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I've heard most people shorten it to LMG or Linus media how many of these you got

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three I have three of them my fingers know exactly where every key is and

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that's why I don't want to switch I hear you I mean I can understand why

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you'd need this much monitor real estate at work and you have almost this much

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monitored real estate at work but why do you need it at home I work some private

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clients oh okay so it's for the same thing then

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essentially got it we got them hooked on that monitor candy man oh I was hooked

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long before I met you guys I used to work with a guy who had six

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wow awesome because every monitor had a

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purpose I totally have six now we need

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to talk about this because the plugable

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Hub that Clarence is using is actually not available yet this is the MK2

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version 2 which we are the first people

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outside of pluggable that actually have our hands on it so what's different

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about the Mark II it has three

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display ports the other one had two display ports and an HDMI oh I see so

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it's just plus plus it does more power delivery there's a bunch more ports on

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the front got it it's just a cool upgrade now you said you were sure all three of

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them were gonna fire up yeah and I said I wasn't sure about that which side did

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you plug into the other side you did plug into the other side let's try that

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and see if it behaves a little bit differently oh now that there you go

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interesting so the thing about USBC is

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that USBC is just a connector so it

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depends on how that USBC female port on

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your device is wired up internally what its capabilities are

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so what that means as far as I can tell is that this side

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may have more DisplayPort lanes

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available to it than this side potentially but let's try the other side

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again and what I suspect is going to happen is it's going to say no again

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here's my next question yes I have a 90 degree oh it's fine never mind okay good

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but I I have a 90 degree elbow so the

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cable doesn't stick that way it goes will that work I'm going to give you a

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big probably nod on that one this is a very edge of the edge of the spec

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configuration that you're running here yeah you could try it do you want to

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grab it if I can find it yeah give it a shot this is really cool it specifies on

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the back of that Hub that two of the ports are display link so those are the

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ones being driven by the laptop's dedicated GPU and then one of them is

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DisplayPort like alt mode over type c and that one has to be driven by the

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onboard Graphics so that's what I was talking about before when I was saying

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it depends on how everything is linked

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up within your device how a USBC Port might behave so we've got a compatible

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setup here which is great but one thing that's really important is if Clarence

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or his kids or whatever ever wanted to actually play games this is totally

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capable of it it's got RTX 3060 GPU in it but we want to make sure that our

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middle monitor is one of the ones that's running in display link mode and

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actually being driven by the proper GPU how without putting anything

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confidential on the screen can you show us what your you know what you look like

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when you're in your accounting Zone I tell you I'm sure yeah I've got

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outlook on this screen so I can monitor my email uh Excel is usually running on

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this screen okay and QuickBooks or whatever I need to do is my second

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working screen second working screen got it you know the first one to go laptop

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for your daily driver why did you choose a laptop over a desktop because I'm not

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a gamer and I take my laptop around tons

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of places I like the portability fair enough yeah I mean these days I'm not

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even you're not even giving up that much in terms of performance it's what like

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eight core CPU or something stupid like that it's it's going to be a long time

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before I have to upgrade this laptop which is why I went the way that I did

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yeah eight core 16 threads 32 gigs RAM

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yeah you're right it'll be a while

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and that's even accounting for the Clarence is one of those

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is the word one of those freaks who uses Excel so hard that it can actually take

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a while to process what he's doing I think my record is something like 12

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million calculations in one sheet yeah I don't I don't that doesn't surprise me

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yeah now come come on in to tell you got

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to tell me about the plan here because obviously uh this guy's gonna go most of

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this stuff is just here for looks these speakers are going these speakers are

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going there from a totally different system uh these two black ones or these

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two white ones are going to be the left and rights the other one's going to be

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my Center Channel and I've got these little guys they're going Wireless to

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back behind the chairs for my full surround cool okay

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and I noticed that you um tried to pull one over on me here

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by covering it up but it's still a sin to put your TV

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above a fireplace let the record show not a working fireplace not a working

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fire okay all right so at least you don't have the heat concerns but oh you

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know what you didn't see there's a big ass sub behind that chair oh

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well you can't have base without a big ass up

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it doesn't matter

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okay perfect so I guess what we're

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trying to decide do you have any kind of any brilliant ideas for mounting like

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these are supposed to be kind of like outdoor speakers I do it's gonna

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eventually get mounted here like this oh and I just ran out of time oh so for

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today we're just gonna stick it right here probably right there it'll look silly

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but and what is this wood-ish stuff wood-ish

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TM what else we got here Harry Potter

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fan but not of actually reading the books oh hold on there's a story behind

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that there's a story sorry I figured I figured there had to be I read to my

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kids every night but not Harry Potter that's our next series okay so we read

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through all of this is all the Chronicles of Narnia we read through you

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ever heard of Atlanta stories uh best book series ever my kids cried when we

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read through it really we are legitimate readers in this house I read my kids

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every night that's good super important we're on Half Blood Prince with my son

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I've been doing Harry Potter with him the girls were a little young we found

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it a little scary which is really cute um all right what else can we poke

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around at here now this I already know this is super cute the jar of awesome

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contains ticket stubs for everything fun they've done for the year and then at

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the end they smash it on the concrete and then get their fingers all cut up

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digging through the stubs to see what fun stuff they did exactly you don't smash it do you no okay fair enough

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Safety First all right what else we got here let's start digging through stuff

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each these are definitely stolen from work because they have work cable Ties

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on them everything I have have cable ties uh-huh yeah but these are LTT cable

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ties and see Sonic cable ties wow a DVD

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player that's uh good technology right there

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Google homed up though play my favorite song it's gonna be something really

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embarrassing not what I imagined yeah but I've got

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two girls or eight and nine I just I was just expecting something like a little

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more hardcore you know that's what I listened to at work hail storm yeah yeah

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for sure without further Ado let's actually get this show on the road then

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Shelby I see you've got a big roll of Rocketfish speaker wire here I guess

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this is what's going to drive our front speakers but the surrounds Are Wireless

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right yes okay perfect oh and we've got

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more speaker wire why do we need this much speaker wire I've collected it over

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the years and I've never used it all right okay now you said that you wanted

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to remove this mantle piece here and get

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the TV farther back so the idea is what

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you want to take this off yeah see these see these two brackets there should be

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just two screws are we going to gain that much more space though because this

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looks like a brick it is again nothing okay let's not do it well

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I mean it's I don't know it's it's a couple inches last time I heard that

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counts or use this takes less than that hey look you work in the accounting

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department you know the importance of lttstore.com all right there it is

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lttstore.com

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all right woodworking grade eight 10 out of 10.

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hey Clarence have you ever used the bathroom in 105 yeah okay do you know

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that weird picture on the wall there's not much time in there there's a super

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weird picture it's like a a bird lizard scorpion thing in the desert oh that

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was so that's my grade 8 art project oh really I did not get 10 out of 10. that

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looks better doesn't it I was about to say I can't tell the difference

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I like it okay good if you're happy I'm happy now is there any reason we

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couldn't just Mount that today what do

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we need for that I'd want to put a 2x4 backing up there to make it a little

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stronger do you have a 2x4 I do yeah you

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seem like the kind of guy who would have a two by four I mean look at this Innovative strategy to keep the table up

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here you know what I don't have I don't have the right length screws no

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screws oh I've got screws but they'll

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poke out the top of the table do you have bolt cutters I don't have

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bolt cutters but I got an angle grinder angle grinder will do ready for some

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power tool action yeah all right please tell me you have eye protection you're

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at home but you're still technically at work

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you can tell he wasn't gonna he wasn't gonna use this why I gotta be here to

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supervise for all the Goodyear 32-inch monitors

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are going to do you if you can't see anymore those are definitely not

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protective glasses

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um well that might go in start it with these ones uh sorry uh oh

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yeah oh yeah yeah yeah yeah okay yeah yes okay so I'll keep I'll keep one good

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one and then I need I need three more cut off I'll go outside and finish the

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rest okay I believe

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you know I thought I was a pretty janky boy then I went to clarences and David's

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place

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how much sentimental attachment do you have to this what is this called like a

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side table or whatever if we poke a hole through the top I can patch it

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okay I think that's in the right spot and as long as we can just have a mark

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good okay

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I'm in ah nope you know neither were you

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did we no no no we're good okay

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oh sure okay uh yeah fine okay yeah sure

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okay okay great okay dude perfect getting toasty here

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and all we've done is Mount the center channel it's kind of on there isn't it I

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mean if you didn't know you wouldn't know nobody's gonna know everybody's

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gonna know nobody's gonna know can I humbly request that we at least move

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them to the outside of the of the tables

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I'm worried about this chair actually interfering but if they fit absolutely I

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just put them there because I didn't think they fit what I really want is to

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get them two feet up I feel like it's a tall tall order I'll build two platforms

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off each side two little wings and I can put it on top okay I mean here's an idea

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decorative speaker speaker stand I have two of those you have two of these

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now what I would like is just some like blue tack or something like that so that

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we don't get vibration passing through to the the decorative subwoofer here

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what color Plato do you think Linus is going to want uh I'll take acoustic

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yellow uh what I'm imagining is you ever made a snake yep maybe Play-Doh snake so

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I want two snakes one at the front one at the back and it'll just help us keep

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the vibrations from passing from the speakers to the thing under it to be

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clear this is not a perfect solution Clarence is going to build his wings and then that will be the proper solution

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in 10 years

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Okay so we've got our front actually I guess that's it then because the others

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are Wireless so where's your transmitter for these guys that's

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this that's part of the Intel extreme Tech upgrade yep got it that's for the

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rears and that's the sub oh perfect okay did you

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research this one or is this something that someone else advised you I've never

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heard of this before yeah uh sorry which one oh no I did

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research it oh okay cool this seems extremely straightforward you got your

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power in you got your subwoofer and line in speakers in and you got your speakers

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out subwoofer out uh volume knob yeah

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not a whole lot to it hey Linus does that do both speakers and

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sub yeah it looks like it because I got separate boxes for the sub oh well um

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I don't think you need that oh cool where do you want the sub

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there oh well I mean in that case why do you why are you going Wireless to the

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sub it's right there you can go wired yeah do you have a do you have an RCA

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cable yeah he's got an RCA cable

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he'll find it I know why Linus I don't have one long

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enough oh but wait then you bought a wireless

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subwoofer kit instead of a cable yeah oh okay

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yeah thanks until in that case we'll

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probably need the separate box anyway then so maybe you had already thought of

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that but just forgot did we talk about like why we choose this uh we didn't

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really have a good reason other than that I have a very good reason well I

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thought you just told

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the system cut is good but I picked Wireless because I hate wires do you

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have any flexibility on the positioning of the subwoofers there any reason not

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to have it in this corner Wireless move it

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all right my main concern and the reason for doing this is just that I don't want

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any more wireless devices in the room than we absolutely have to have because

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yes Wireless has the benefit of your wires but it also has the drawback of

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potential interference so if we can have just one system I would prefer that I

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think you've stolen more cable ties than anyone else so far lttstore.com yeah but

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I'm the cable management Master well I don't know if cable management Master is

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necessarily the term I would use it's not even plugged in Clarence it's never

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been used it's their Cable Management it's easy to Cable manage when you don't

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have to plug anything into the wall I was waiting for you to come install it

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well at least you didn't wait for me to come paint your wall that was that was

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the worst one yeah that's right Andy you're welcome where'd you get this

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thing from Craigslist Craigslist okay perfect

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simple for out okay you wanna power on the back unit and

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we'll see what happens here

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it did not grab our rear speakers but it

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grabbed the subwoofer I'm gonna have a look at the front right wiring here it

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seems fine on this hey Linus this has a volume switch it was almost off

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oh well that could be it you know what

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okay these are loose here's what I think happened this is the this is one of

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those speakers I forget the term for it right now but where you can

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drive the Tweeter and the woofer

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separately and it's not set up that way right now

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okay see the inputs are just bridged but

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these were loose so I think what was happening was we were just driving the

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Tweeter

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oh watch it there there was a seventh speaker run it again

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it's running these as subwoofer Maybe

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that thing can't run a sub stop stop

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stop stop stop stop stop stop stop mute nope ah I figured it out

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I felt these were more rear channels

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because of their positioning so I plugged them into rear and

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it comes up on the report oh no rear detected but it never actually tries the

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test tone so let's get them into the surround

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the regular surround not surround back ports and then I think that'll address

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it

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yay yay story really starts whoa oh yeah

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four months ago on my team's first mission the sub Works yes the sub is

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working oh yeah oh yeah a little bit

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compared to how bad the time is shaking

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yeah looks so much better too looks good

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doesn't it yeah it's way better you know what I think

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I'm gonna do get some black cloth and cover that speaker with black cloth heck

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yeah while I disapprove of the height of your TV I absolutely approve of the fact

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that you don't have any motion smoothing or any of that nonsense turned on we've

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taught you well either that or it was already set up and you didn't touch the

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settings when you wanted the Christmas party I said it the way he said now the only

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thing left is the weirdest part of this upgrade the mattress topper I'm

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experiencing some regret about our strategy of taking everything that was

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in our way and dumping it here um

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oh oh well we'll move it okay here we go

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we're basically just playing the the one

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free space game because I don't want to end up buying you a new bed

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I'm gonna let you do the actual crawling

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around before you open it let's rip all the bed sheets and everything off oh for

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sure okay you'll see if it breaks it's not because I touched it I'm trying to

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get a donut it's it's trying to expand as I as I try

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and Slide the slip off of it is this the right size

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I think so it looks a little short well is it going

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to expand uh give mattress topper time to rise to intended size so yeah I think

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it actually just needs to sit here for a while oh I learned something the other

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day do you want to know how to put the sheet on right first try every time yep

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the tag is in the bottom right corner it's one

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of those USB port type things where I would try it this way then this way then

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this way again until finally settling see

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lifehack I was today years old when I learned that this guy with them with the

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memes with the young people slang well

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you gotta try it you gotta tell us how it feels all right I mean it's probably

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not reached its final state yet but oh okay dude lie down okay

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okay yeah I could get used to that

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that's nice all right good night

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hey thanks Intel for sponsoring until extreme Tech thanks Intel this was

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Clarence from accounting we've got uh upcoming man we've got Brandon coming up

00:23:39.960 --> 00:23:45.240
we've got Kaufman coming up and if you guys are looking for something else to

00:23:43.799 --> 00:23:50.039
watch you can check out the whole series some of my favorites include Dennis uh

00:23:48.059 --> 00:23:55.220
Riley's was amazing Andes was awesome that's the one where I broke the bed not

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entirely my fault

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bye guys