{"video_id":"4aTMxLfuIm4","title":"BTS + Extras - Which Tech Tuber can build the best $1000 Gaming PC?","channel":"FP Exclusives","show":"FP Exclusives","published_at":"2025-09-06T14:53:29Z","duration_s":2394,"segments":[{"start_s":0.033,"end_s":4.204,"text":"David: The concept of the video, you're all competing to build the best thousand dollar-ish computer. 2 00:00:04.237 --> 00:00:06.373 We're actually going to shoot like sort of your intros first, 3 00:00:06.373 --> 00:00:07.941 so it's gonna be sort of confessional style. 4 00:00:07.941 --> 00:00:11.378 You'll be like, hey I'm so and so, I make this kind of content, 5 00:00:11.411 --> 00:00:13.780 and I believe this is what's gonna give me my edge today. 6 00:00:13.813 --> 00:00:17.751 And so it'll be very brief, and then we're gonna all walk over to the other building that we have, 7 00:00:17.751 --> 00:00:18.885 where all the parts are. 8 00:00:18.985 --> 00:00:22.088 Alright, so why don't we start with the intro stuff now. 9 00:00:22.188 --> 00:00:24.591 Is there... Glenn or Andrew, is one of you ready to shoot? 10 00:00:24.591 --> 00:00:25.992 Andrew: Yep, yep; I am ready. 11 00:00:26.026 --> 00:00:27.027 David: Who wants to go first? 12 00:00:27.861 --> 00:00:28.495 Zach: Not it. 13 00:00:30.230 --> 00:00:30.964 David: Danny, you're up. 14 00:00:30.964 --> 00:00:32.565 Danny: I'll go first, there we go. 15 00:00:33.833 --> 00:00:35.035 David: Excellent, I'll take that. 16 00:00:35.068 --> 00:00:36.236 Danny: Oh, great. 17 00:00:36.770 --> 00:00:37.504 Danny: Oh, no. 18 00:00:38.438 --> 00:00:39.172 David: Good start. 19 00:00:39.172 --> 00:00:40.140 Danny: Yeah. 20 00:00:41.508 --> 00:00:43.910 David: Just to reiterate the plan, we've already shot our intros; 21 00:00:43.910 --> 00:00:48.581 we're gonna walk over to the other side, we're gonna do a part where we do an intro with Linus, 22 00:00:48.615 --> 00:00:49.682 and then we're gonna pick the parts. 23 00:00:49.682 --> 00:00:52.952 So we're gonna... there's a big pile of parts that are already pre-priced, 24 00:00:52.952 --> 00:00:54.921 but you're allowed to grab anything from inventory, 25 00:00:54.921 --> 00:00:56.923 and I'll just kind of come up with the price on the fly. 26 00:00:57.090 --> 00:01:00.193 Um, so we're gonna take turns picking parts. 27 00:01:00.260 --> 00:01:02.862 One thing we'll do before we go is actually decide the order. 28 00:01:02.896 --> 00:01:04.497 So we're gonna go pick our parts. 29 00:01:04.497 --> 00:01:08.935 Your power supply is supplied because it's a sponsor, so it's $130 against your budget. 30 00:01:08.935 --> 00:01:10.703 Everything else is pretty flex. 31 00:01:10.703 --> 00:01:13.807 You already have your CPUs and GPUs, but everything else is there. 32 00:01:13.840 --> 00:01:15.708 It'll also make more sense when we're there doing it. 33 00:01:15.708 --> 00:01:18.511 We're gonna come back over here, we're gonna divide into groups of two, 34 00:01:18.511 --> 00:01:22.048 and you're each gonna build your own computer with all the parts you've selected. 35 00:01:22.082 --> 00:01:24.818 You'll have about two hours but we're not like setting a timer. 36 00:01:24.851 --> 00:01:27.854 We might do that on camera and be like, 5, 4, 3, 20. 37 00:01:27.854 --> 00:01:28.321 Danny: Yeah. 38 00:01:28.655 --> 00:01:30.123 David: We're not gonna like enforce it. 39 00:01:30.123 --> 00:01:31.825 David: Like, if you don't finish your computer we're not gonna be like, 40 00:01:31.825 --> 00:01:32.692 \"huh, you lose!\". 41 00:01:34.494 --> 00:01:37.864 After that, there'll be a little bit of a break so that we can set up all the computers 42 00:01:37.864 --> 00:01:38.965 and make sure everything's working. 43 00:01:38.965 --> 00:01:41.634 And then we'll shoot benchmarking all four at once. 44 00:01:41.634 --> 00:01:43.570 We'll declare a winner, 45 00:01:43.570 --> 00:01:47.240 but really the winner's gonna be whoever gets their computer bought first on Jawa; 46 00:01:47.240 --> 00:01:49.576 so it's like there is no losers, no winners; 47 00:01:49.609 --> 00:01:52.378 David: and then that's, that's gonna be it. 48 00:01:52.412 --> 00:01:54.214 David: It's probably gonna take most of the day. 49 00:01:54.214 --> 00:01:57.117 We have pizza coming around 12:30. 50 00:01:57.117 --> 00:02:00.787 David: If- I forgot to tell you, if you need snacks now there's snacks in both buildings; 51 00:02:01.521 --> 00:02:04.724 so in the kitchen, those drawers down there, there's snacks down there. 52 00:02:04.858 --> 00:02:06.726 Also, washroom; you guys probably wanna know where washrooms are. 53 00:02:06.726 --> 00:02:07.393 Zach: Yeah, okay. 54 00:02:08.228 --> 00:02:13.399 Zach: I feel like this is more expensive than the entire production of ZZT. 55 00:02:14.601 --> 00:02:16.402 David: It's not as bad as when we used to use REDs. 56 00:02:16.402 --> 00:02:18.104 Andrew: Yeah, this is not so... 57 00:02:18.238 --> 00:02:19.272 Zach: Is this reasonable for you guys? 58 00:02:19.272 --> 00:02:19.606 David: Yeah. 59 00:02:19.606 --> 00:02:19.873 Andrew: Yeah. 60 00:02:19.873 --> 00:02:20.740 Andrew: Like these lenses are- 61 00:02:20.740 --> 00:02:21.608 Zach: It looks reasonable, yeah. 62 00:02:21.608 --> 00:02:23.776 Andrew: They're pretty consumer lenses, they're not- 63 00:02:23.776 --> 00:02:25.979 David: Like the cameras are so expensive; they're six grand? 64 00:02:26.012 --> 00:02:26.946 Andrew: Yeah, they're like- 65 00:02:26.980 --> 00:02:29.382 David: They're not... but like when we use the reds, those are dumb; 66 00:02:29.415 --> 00:02:30.450 David: that was like, costing 40 grand each. 67 00:02:30.650 --> 00:02:31.084 Andrew: Yeah. 68 00:02:31.117 --> 00:02:32.685 Danny: ...like a canon. 69 00:02:33.686 --> 00:02:34.921 Glenn: Yeah, canon; let's go. 70 00:02:36.489 --> 00:02:37.557 Glenn: No one says canon by the way. 71 00:02:37.857 --> 00:02:40.460 David: We're beginning the great, grand migration to the other side. 72 00:02:40.760 --> 00:02:41.728 Linus: Oh! Zach: Sup man. 73 00:02:42.328 --> 00:02:42.962 Linus: Morning everybody. 74 00:02:42.996 --> 00:02:43.396 Zach: How's it going? 75 00:02:43.396 --> 00:02:44.664 Linus: I'm just going to do one of these. 76 00:02:44.697 --> 00:02:46.533 Linus: I'm sorry if it's cringe. 77 00:02:47.133 --> 00:02:47.567 Danny: Danny. 78 00:02:48.735 --> 00:02:49.569 Linus: Um... 79 00:02:50.136 --> 00:02:50.737 Linus: Welcome! 80 00:02:51.271 --> 00:02:51.771 Danny: Thank you. 81 00:02:52.005 --> 00:02:54.974 Linus: To our very brown studio. 82 00:02:56.042 --> 00:02:58.511 Linus: They put the wrong color in the spray foam. 83 00:02:58.778 --> 00:02:59.579 Danny: I see. 84 00:02:59.612 --> 00:03:00.847 David: Brown is everyone's favorite color, right? 85 00:03:00.847 --> 00:03:01.881 Linus: Looks like that now. 86 00:03:02.916 --> 00:03:03.850 Linus: Yay! 87 00:03:05.185 --> 00:03:06.519 David: Almost as beloved as gray. 88 00:03:07.287 --> 00:03:10.156 Linus: Has David kind of given you guys the tour this morning kind of thing? 89 00:03:10.156 --> 00:03:13.126 David: Not so much the tour, we just got on this side; we were on the other side. 90 00:03:13.126 --> 00:03:16.563 We shot intros, we actually shot a short as well; 91 00:03:16.563 --> 00:03:19.065 David: but now we're going to shoot the intro to this with you. 92 00:03:19.065 --> 00:03:19.566 Linus: Cool. 93 00:03:19.566 --> 00:03:20.767 David: And then do the part selection. 94 00:03:20.767 --> 00:03:21.901 Linus: Okay, excellent. 95 00:03:22.335 --> 00:03:23.069 Linus: Um... 96 00:03:24.037 --> 00:03:25.238 Linus: Can I check something with you really fast? 97 00:03:25.238 --> 00:03:25.738 David: Yes, of course. 98 00:03:25.738 --> 00:03:26.573 Linus: No, no; here's fine. 99 00:03:26.573 --> 00:03:26.873 David: Okay. 100 00:03:27.473 --> 00:03:31.444 Linus: So, ou know how I've been hating my braces very much? 101 00:03:31.978 --> 00:03:32.645 David: You have braces? 102 00:03:33.179 --> 00:03:33.846 Linus: Thank you for that. 103 00:03:36.249 --> 00:03:38.618 Linus: Anyway, there's like a semi-permanent wax 104 00:03:38.618 --> 00:03:40.553 that they can put on them to make them less sharp. 105 00:03:40.553 --> 00:03:41.054 David: Oh no. 106 00:03:41.054 --> 00:03:44.591 Linus: And they can accommodate me during my lunch hour today. 107 00:03:46.125 --> 00:03:47.493 Linus: Okay, alright. 108 00:03:47.527 --> 00:03:51.264 Your face is telling me you're in as much pain as the inside of my mouth. 109 00:03:51.631 --> 00:03:52.398 Linus: Uh... 110 00:03:52.398 --> 00:03:53.733 David: How far and how long does it take? 111 00:03:54.534 --> 00:03:57.570 Linus: It's about 10 minutes away and it takes about 15-20 minutes. 112 00:04:00.173 --> 00:04:00.607 David: Yeah. 113 00:04:01.341 --> 00:04:01.941 Andrew: That's an hour. 114 00:04:01.975 --> 00:04:02.942 David: That's an hour total. 115 00:04:03.710 --> 00:04:07.547 David: I was hoping you would be able to hang out for lunch with our people. 116 00:04:07.680 --> 00:04:08.147 Linus: Okay. 117 00:04:08.147 --> 00:04:09.415 David: Yeah, you know what? No. 118 00:04:09.849 --> 00:04:10.350 Linus: Okay. 119 00:04:11.384 --> 00:04:11.918 David: I'm sorry. 120 00:04:11.918 --> 00:04:12.852 Linus: Well, there you have it. 121 00:04:13.419 --> 00:04:15.054 Zach: Is that actually how decisions are made? Like... 122 00:04:17.023 --> 00:04:18.658 David: That's the most power I've ever felt in my life. 123 00:04:19.993 --> 00:04:20.860 Zach: What's going on here? 124 00:04:20.960 --> 00:04:22.161 David: Do you, do you- 125 00:04:23.296 --> 00:04:24.697 Linus: I've put up with it this long. 126 00:04:25.431 --> 00:04:27.700 David: If you wouldn't mind, it would be really nice to be able to get this done. 127 00:04:27.800 --> 00:04:29.335 Linus: Yeah, it wouldn't have been such a problem 128 00:04:29.369 --> 00:04:31.237 if the last couple of weeks hadn't been so stressful. 129 00:04:31.237 --> 00:04:32.372 Linus: And I hadn't gotten so many ulcers. 130 00:04:32.372 --> 00:04:33.640 David: Is there a specific time you have to go in or- 131 00:04:33.673 --> 00:04:38.244 Because there is about an hour of like set up between building and shooting. 132 00:04:38.511 --> 00:04:39.279 Linus: Oh, when's that? 133 00:04:39.312 --> 00:04:40.313 David: So we could accommodate that. 134 00:04:40.313 --> 00:04:42.048 David: It depends, that's the problem. 135 00:04:42.048 --> 00:04:44.651 So like we could, we could name a time; probably about 2pm. 136 00:04:46.319 --> 00:04:47.487 David: And we could probably accommodate you then. 137 00:04:48.087 --> 00:04:49.522 David: Lunch is 12:30. 138 00:04:50.923 --> 00:04:51.424 Linus: Okay. 139 00:04:54.961 --> 00:04:57.297 David: But yeah, you have to... It has to be an in and out thing. 140 00:04:57.297 --> 00:04:57.730 Linus: Okay. 141 00:04:57.930 --> 00:04:59.899 David: Because we said no to one of your meetings 142 00:04:59.899 --> 00:05:01.301 that was probably going to go to two hours. 143 00:05:02.268 --> 00:05:03.102 Linus: Oh, okay. 144 00:05:03.703 --> 00:05:04.404 Linus: Uh, okay. 145 00:05:04.937 --> 00:05:08.408 I don't know if they're open on weekends, 146 00:05:08.441 --> 00:05:12.478 but maybe I'll ask if they can take me this weekend, and otherwise- 147 00:05:12.945 --> 00:05:14.614 Linus: They are not open on weekends, okay, cool. 148 00:05:14.681 --> 00:05:16.749 David: See if they can take you at like 2:15. 149 00:05:18.117 --> 00:05:19.519 And I think that's probably the best time. 150 00:05:19.886 --> 00:05:20.853 Sammy: Good morning Linus. 151 00:05:20.887 --> 00:05:22.889 Linus: Oh, what's up Floatplane? How my Floaters doing? 152 00:05:23.589 --> 00:05:24.424 Sammy: You know what? They're doing good. 153 00:05:24.424 --> 00:05:26.092 Linus: Excellent, excellent. 154 00:05:26.125 --> 00:05:27.727 Linus: Yeah, I know this is going to be awesome. 155 00:05:27.760 --> 00:05:34.767 We were like, hey look realistically we think you should get lots of different perspectives 156 00:05:34.801 --> 00:05:37.370 on you know, what's the best hardware for your money. 157 00:05:37.403 --> 00:05:41.207 But watching a lot of channels, that's a lot of work. 158 00:05:41.574 --> 00:05:44.444 Linus: So, we brought all the creators to one channel. 159 00:05:44.477 --> 00:05:45.511 Sammy: Wow, they came just in time. 160 00:05:45.545 --> 00:05:46.379 Linus: Yeah, you can watch them all here. 161 00:05:46.379 --> 00:05:48.548 Linus: I planned that, I planned that. 162 00:05:48.548 --> 00:05:49.082 Sammy: Vision. 163 00:05:49.082 --> 00:05:52.251 Linus: There's a certain case that we have that was free, 164 00:05:53.086 --> 00:05:56.856 but if you decide to build in it it will probably take you 14 hours. 165 00:05:58.458 --> 00:05:59.726 Zach: I'm not seeing the value. 166 00:05:59.726 --> 00:06:02.628 David: Yeah, I don't think that's a good... I don't want them to build in that case. 167 00:06:03.696 --> 00:06:04.997 David: Is it the one that we have many of? 168 00:06:05.331 --> 00:06:05.765 David: Okay. 169 00:06:05.765 --> 00:06:07.600 Linus: Oh yeah, you don't want to build in that case; 170 00:06:07.667 --> 00:06:11.304 Linus: it has a 150-page instruction manual. 171 00:06:11.337 --> 00:06:14.607 David: The last thing we need to do is decide what the order is going to be; 172 00:06:15.441 --> 00:06:16.809 so, one, two, three, four. 173 00:06:17.377 --> 00:06:19.245 David: I'm going to write a number between one and one million; 174 00:06:20.279 --> 00:06:21.614 whoever gets the closest is going to be first, 175 00:06:21.614 --> 00:06:26.252 and then we're just going to proceed to your left with that order. 176 00:06:26.252 --> 00:06:26.986 Linus: Is this content? 177 00:06:27.820 --> 00:06:29.956 David: I mean, I think this is like Floatplane content; I don't think it's- 178 00:06:29.956 --> 00:06:31.157 Linus: Sure, sup Floaters? 179 00:06:31.157 --> 00:06:37.130 Linus: Yes; yes, quite... That actually technically violates the rules. 180 00:06:37.930 --> 00:06:38.531 David: That's true. 181 00:06:39.232 --> 00:06:44.303 Linus: I'm not trying to be a dick about it, I'm just... yeah. 182 00:06:45.405 --> 00:06:47.173 Linus: You know, I'm all for fairness in the game. 183 00:06:47.173 --> 00:06:48.641 David: You're right; you are so right, Linus. 184 00:06:49.409 --> 00:06:50.977 Linus: I get to be right one time. 185 00:06:52.345 --> 00:06:52.812 David: Okay. 186 00:06:52.845 --> 00:06:54.914 Linus: Truly a joy and a privilege. 187 00:06:55.181 --> 00:06:55.982 Tito: 50, 000. 188 00:06:56.048 --> 00:06:56.883 David: 50, 000. 189 00:06:57.550 --> 00:06:58.317 Danny: Five. 190 00:06:58.351 --> 00:06:59.252 Joyce: One million. 191 00:07:00.253 --> 00:07:00.987 Zach: 69. 192 00:07:01.621 --> 00:07:02.155 David: It's one. 193 00:07:02.155 --> 00:07:02.555 Zach: Oof. 194 00:07:02.555 --> 00:07:03.322 David: So you're first. 195 00:07:03.322 --> 00:07:03.790 Danny: Oh. 196 00:07:05.625 --> 00:07:07.894 David: So we'll go one, two, three, four; 197 00:07:08.394 --> 00:07:09.529 four, three, two, one. 198 00:07:09.695 --> 00:07:11.264 David: And we'll go kind of snake draft order. 199 00:07:11.264 --> 00:07:12.665 David: We're going to explain that on camera as well, but just- 200 00:07:12.665 --> 00:07:13.533 Zach: One part at a time? 201 00:07:13.566 --> 00:07:15.034 David: One at a time, you'll pick one part. 202 00:07:16.869 --> 00:07:17.303 Andrew: Thank you. 203 00:07:17.303 --> 00:07:17.670 Glenn: Nice. 204 00:07:17.670 --> 00:07:18.337 Linus: Cool beans. 205 00:07:19.939 --> 00:07:22.241 Linus: The infection spread upward. 206 00:07:23.476 --> 00:07:24.177 Glenn: Where are you going to be next? 207 00:07:24.177 --> 00:07:26.379 Andrew: I'm just letting you figure out where you're going to be. 208 00:07:26.412 --> 00:07:27.447 Andrew: Cause you have to reveal 209 00:07:27.447 --> 00:07:29.649 Linus: It wouldn't have been so bad if I didn't keep getting ulcers; 210 00:07:29.649 --> 00:07:31.150 Linus: so they're like a little hole. 211 00:07:31.150 --> 00:07:34.887 And then the brace spike will like get stuck in the hole as my lips are moving. 212 00:07:34.921 --> 00:07:36.823 Linus: And it like... really hurts. 213 00:07:37.023 --> 00:07:39.025 David: It's been how long now? It's two weeks? 214 00:07:39.258 --> 00:07:40.726 Linus: Yeah, it's been two weeks, so this- 215 00:07:41.394 --> 00:07:43.162 David: Then your mouth is just about to start to *unintelligible*. 216 00:07:43.196 --> 00:07:43.596 Linus: No. 217 00:07:43.596 --> 00:07:44.030 David: No? 218 00:07:44.030 --> 00:07:46.365 Linus: The ceramic braces are crazy sharp. 219 00:07:46.365 --> 00:07:46.833 David: Huh. 220 00:07:46.866 --> 00:07:51.037 Linus: They're like serrated almost on like a nano level; 221 00:07:51.637 --> 00:07:54.073 so they're just shredding up the inside of my lips. 222 00:07:54.106 --> 00:07:56.409 Linus: And it's funny because if you search for light force braces 223 00:07:56.409 --> 00:07:58.444 it's all just like positive testimonials. 224 00:07:58.478 --> 00:08:00.813 Linus: But if you search for light force braces sharp, 225 00:08:00.847 --> 00:08:03.182 it's all people b****ing about how sharp they are 226 00:08:03.182 --> 00:08:05.384 and how horrible they are compared to regular brackets. 227 00:08:05.852 --> 00:08:08.721 So... alright; I made a good choice. 228 00:08:10.189 --> 00:08:11.924 This is why you should never do your own research. 229 00:08:12.558 --> 00:08:17.263 Linus: So, what I'm kind of thinking is can I just... Just move right here. 230 00:08:17.263 --> 00:08:18.397 Zach: You can do whatever you want man. 231 00:08:18.798 --> 00:08:21.400 Linus: Wow, that's very open ended of you. 232 00:08:21.434 --> 00:08:23.870 Zach: Yeah, there's a couple caveats. 233 00:08:24.003 --> 00:08:24.437 Linus: Okay. 234 00:08:24.437 --> 00:08:24.937 Zach: Not many. 235 00:08:25.705 --> 00:08:26.873 Zach: I'll be honest, I... 236 00:08:26.939 --> 00:08:30.309 Linus: Like almost... I almost want like a slightly taller case. 237 00:08:30.877 --> 00:08:32.712 Linus: All these are arranged so nicely. 238 00:08:32.712 --> 00:08:34.747 Andrew: You can move that, we can always move back. 239 00:08:34.947 --> 00:08:39.051 Linus: I'm just going to go like this; so it's just kind of like- 240 00:08:39.051 --> 00:08:41.153 Linus: Like I'm watching tech tips. 241 00:08:41.287 --> 00:08:41.621 Andrew: Okay. 242 00:08:42.555 --> 00:08:43.623 Zach: I'm out of frame, right? 243 00:08:43.623 --> 00:08:45.291 Andrew: Let's push you guys to this side. 244 00:08:45.324 --> 00:08:45.625 Zach: Okay. 245 00:08:45.625 --> 00:08:47.126 Andrew: And then we'll walk you guys over too. 246 00:08:47.894 --> 00:08:49.095 Andrew: I think that would be a better reveal, right? 247 00:08:49.095 --> 00:08:49.495 Glenn: Yeah. 248 00:08:50.463 --> 00:08:51.531 Glenn: Cool, that's good. 249 00:08:51.564 --> 00:08:53.699 Andrew: Okay, let me know when you're ready Linus. 250 00:08:53.833 --> 00:08:59.772 Linus: Oh, actuall- Nope, give me... give me two, two more minutes. 251 00:09:00.439 --> 00:09:02.642 Glenn: Lets have you wait here beside her 252 00:09:02.642 --> 00:09:05.011 And it's the same plane as him, so take a step back. 253 00:09:05.278 --> 00:09:05.878 Glenn: Perfect. 254 00:09:06.212 --> 00:09:06.779 Zach: There we go. 255 00:09:07.246 --> 00:09:08.881 Zach: Are we actually doing the awkward? 256 00:09:08.881 --> 00:09:10.416 Andrew: No, you guys do whatever. 257 00:09:10.449 --> 00:09:10.883 Zach: Okay. 258 00:09:10.883 --> 00:09:12.018 Andrew: Just don't flip us off. 259 00:09:12.018 --> 00:09:12.885 Andrew: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 260 00:09:13.219 --> 00:09:14.987 Glenn: Throw gang signs, whatever you guys want. 261 00:09:15.354 --> 00:09:16.122 Zach: Can we flex? 262 00:09:18.558 --> 00:09:19.859 Tito: That would have been the deal of the day. 263 00:09:20.526 --> 00:09:21.527 Danny: Yes I want first. 264 00:09:22.328 --> 00:09:23.195 Joyce: Why is that playing? 265 00:09:23.696 --> 00:09:24.196 Linus: Sorry? 266 00:09:24.196 --> 00:09:25.231 David: The more awkward it is the better. 267 00:09:25.231 --> 00:09:25.698 Linus: Oh, yeah. 268 00:09:27.600 --> 00:09:29.001 Linus: Cool; well, we're going to have to work around that today. 269 00:09:29.035 --> 00:09:29.969 David: We're going to have to work around it. 270 00:09:30.269 --> 00:09:32.638 Glenn: Okay, we'll film it; and then... 271 00:09:33.940 --> 00:09:34.674 Sammy: Fix in post. 272 00:09:34.840 --> 00:09:35.207 Glenn: Yeah. 273 00:09:35.841 --> 00:09:37.677 Glenn: Sammy will do the audio. 274 00:09:39.679 --> 00:09:40.446 He's the best. 275 00:09:41.347 --> 00:09:43.416 Linus: Getting all of your tech tips from one source 276 00:09:43.416 --> 00:09:45.685 means that you might miss crucial details; 277 00:09:45.685 --> 00:09:51.090 but watching four videos at once is just so inconvenient. 278 00:09:51.924 --> 00:09:53.392 Linus: Ah! Stop! 279 00:09:55.761 --> 00:09:57.463 Linus: Okay, let's get a close up of this. 280 00:09:57.763 --> 00:09:58.197 Andrew: Okay. 281 00:09:59.465 --> 00:10:00.433 Linus: Did that... did that work? 282 00:10:00.433 --> 00:10:01.067 Andrew: Oh it landed, yeah. 283 00:10:01.067 --> 00:10:03.169 David: I think so; I think it's like, it's great. 284 00:10:03.169 --> 00:10:03.736 Linus: Okay. 285 00:10:03.769 --> 00:10:04.737 Andrew: Okay, cool. 286 00:10:04.737 --> 00:10:07.106 Linus: And then just for convenience, I'm just going to take, 287 00:10:07.673 --> 00:10:11.744 Editor's note, we're just going to take the shotgun mic and put it on this cacophony. 288 00:10:16.015 --> 00:10:17.049 Linus: Okay, cool. 289 00:10:17.183 --> 00:10:19.785 Linus: So then yeah, everyone positions now I think. 290 00:10:20.820 --> 00:10:21.253 David: Yep. 291 00:10:21.253 --> 00:10:22.321 Andrew: So they're going to... 292 00:10:22.922 --> 00:10:23.322 Linus: Sorry? 293 00:10:23.356 --> 00:10:24.056 David: All of them going up? 294 00:10:24.056 --> 00:10:25.024 David: They won't be spotted in the frame. 295 00:10:25.224 --> 00:10:25.625 Linus: Oh. 296 00:10:26.158 --> 00:10:27.426 Linus: No, yeah; they can already be up then. 297 00:10:27.426 --> 00:10:28.861 David: Okay, I'm so sorry I got you guys kneeling. 298 00:10:28.894 --> 00:10:29.962 David: Wow, my bad. 299 00:10:31.897 --> 00:10:33.232 Tito: I had something planned and everything. 300 00:10:33.366 --> 00:10:35.935 Linus: Oh, this would be so much better. 301 00:10:36.369 --> 00:10:38.838 Linus: So we have the close up. 302 00:10:39.772 --> 00:10:40.339 Linus: Hold on. 303 00:10:42.141 --> 00:10:42.575 Linus: Okay. 304 00:10:45.444 --> 00:10:45.945 Linus: Ah! 305 00:10:47.680 --> 00:10:49.382 Linus: So, hear me out then; 306 00:10:49.482 --> 00:10:54.620 how about we smash four amazing TechTubers into just one video, 307 00:10:54.787 --> 00:10:56.822 and have them fight to the death! 308 00:10:56.889 --> 00:10:57.289 Zach: Oh. 309 00:10:59.525 --> 00:11:00.059 Joyce: What? 310 00:11:00.226 --> 00:11:00.826 Linus: Is this all? 311 00:11:00.826 --> 00:11:01.494 David: I like it. 312 00:11:01.560 --> 00:11:04.196 David: I think the next shot should be kind of wide so we can see all the parts; 313 00:11:04.196 --> 00:11:06.265 so either you could be here and we see them in the background, 314 00:11:06.298 --> 00:11:07.700 or you're far enough that way that we can see. 315 00:11:07.700 --> 00:11:09.802 Linus: And if you guys want something to do to not feel awkward, 316 00:11:09.802 --> 00:11:11.771 feel free to kind of peruse. 317 00:11:11.771 --> 00:11:12.605 David: Yeah, that's a good idea. 318 00:11:12.838 --> 00:11:17.610 Linus: Just stage rules, open to the camera; so don't be like this. 319 00:11:18.277 --> 00:11:19.378 Linus: If that makes sense. 320 00:11:19.378 --> 00:11:20.413 Linus: So you would be... 321 00:11:20.413 --> 00:11:21.414 Danny: Looking over? 322 00:11:21.414 --> 00:11:24.617 Linus: You could be here because you're open to camera. 323 00:11:24.717 --> 00:11:25.351 Linus: Whoop! 324 00:11:26.052 --> 00:11:29.588 Linus: Or you could be here because you're open to camera. 325 00:11:29.755 --> 00:11:30.089 Linus: Okay. 326 00:11:30.089 --> 00:11:32.258 Andrew: Good, and that meeting part is the sit down. 327 00:11:32.258 --> 00:11:34.160 Linus: And that's the sit down interviews, does that work? 328 00:11:34.160 --> 00:11:34.960 David: Yep, that was great. 329 00:11:35.061 --> 00:11:36.629 David: Now we're in scene two. 330 00:11:36.662 --> 00:11:37.363 David: Which is- 331 00:11:37.363 --> 00:11:40.232 Linus: Wait, hold on; I'd love to get a couple of quick inserts while I'm yikkity yakking. 332 00:11:40.232 --> 00:11:41.600 David: Yes, I think that's a great idea. 333 00:11:41.600 --> 00:11:42.768 Linus: Of them just like looking at stuff and shopping. 334 00:11:42.768 --> 00:11:43.335 Glenn: You know, I have them. 335 00:11:43.636 --> 00:11:44.370 Glenn: We already got them. 336 00:11:44.403 --> 00:11:45.271 Linus: What a guy. 337 00:11:45.271 --> 00:11:46.572 David: I know, what a camera team we got. 338 00:11:46.572 --> 00:11:47.473 Linus: What a guy. 339 00:11:47.740 --> 00:11:48.107 Linus: Okay. 340 00:11:48.340 --> 00:11:49.608 Danny: 7600 non-X. 341 00:11:49.942 --> 00:11:51.577 Zach: Okay, I got you beat at least. 342 00:11:52.011 --> 00:11:53.079 Danny: Here, an X, you mean... 343 00:11:53.079 --> 00:11:54.847 Zach: Yeah, we're absolutely cooked. 344 00:11:55.448 --> 00:11:56.782 Linus: We'll try to accommodate it. 345 00:11:57.483 --> 00:11:58.884 Blah, blah, blah. 346 00:11:58.884 --> 00:11:59.919 Blah, blah, blah. 347 00:12:01.320 --> 00:12:04.256 Just so you know, you can go over budget if you want; 348 00:12:04.390 --> 00:12:08.060 but we're going to be evaluated based on how your build performs- 349 00:12:08.060 --> 00:12:08.627 Linus: Okay... 350 00:12:10.396 --> 00:12:11.030 Linus: ...Ah, yes. 351 00:12:11.030 --> 00:12:11.530 Linus: Okay. 352 00:12:12.398 --> 00:12:15.668 But we're going to evaluate how your build performs across three demanding games, 353 00:12:15.668 --> 00:12:20.172 and you will be penalized one percentage point; maybe we could go to a wide. 354 00:12:20.206 --> 00:12:20.539 Andrew: Yep. 355 00:12:20.573 --> 00:12:23.342 Linus: For every $10 you go over, so be frugal. 356 00:12:23.476 --> 00:12:27.546 We'll go back to the tight; to keep things balanced, we're doing a snake draft. 357 00:12:27.713 --> 00:12:31.484 Starting... Oh, perfect; okay. 358 00:12:31.484 --> 00:12:32.685 David: That kind of works out. 359 00:12:32.718 --> 00:12:34.420 Linus: Okay; yeah, that actually worked out perfectly. 360 00:12:34.420 --> 00:12:35.821 You're standing in exactly the right spot. 361 00:12:35.955 --> 00:12:37.923 Linus: I see, there's just a blank there. 362 00:12:38.090 --> 00:12:38.824 Starting with- 363 00:12:39.391 --> 00:12:44.430 ...and try to give you a fair price; however, you are going to be evaluated- 364 00:12:44.463 --> 00:12:52.605 *Circular saw noises from the back* 365 00:12:52.605 --> 00:12:54.507 Sammy: Why are you blinking like that? Why are you blinking- 366 00:12:54.640 --> 00:13:00.913 Linus: I hate to be a bother, but could we have about 45 seconds of no spinning discs? 367 00:13:02.748 --> 00:13:03.849 David: They might have earphones in. 368 00:13:03.849 --> 00:13:05.484 Linus: Cool, thank you. 369 00:13:05.518 --> 00:13:06.418 Andrew: Okay, roll. 370 00:13:06.552 --> 00:13:06.986 Linus: Okay. 371 00:13:07.186 --> 00:13:09.488 Linus: Now it's time to pick the rest of your computer. 372 00:13:09.488 --> 00:13:11.390 We've got a large stockpile of parts, 373 00:13:11.423 --> 00:13:14.794 but if there's something else that tickles your fancy, 374 00:13:14.927 --> 00:13:18.964 Games Master David will see what he can do and try to get you a fair price. 375 00:13:18.998 --> 00:13:24.170 Now, you are allowed to go over the $1, 000 budget, 376 00:13:24.170 --> 00:13:29.742 but you're going to be evaluated based on how your rig performs in three demanding games, 377 00:13:29.775 --> 00:13:34.780 and there will be a 1% penalty for every $10 you go over budget. 378 00:13:39.118 --> 00:13:39.618 Linus: Damn it. 379 00:13:40.553 --> 00:13:42.822 David: You can start at Games Master David because there will be a shot of me. 380 00:13:42.855 --> 00:13:44.156 Let Glenn get a shot of me. 381 00:13:44.924 --> 00:13:45.457 Linus: Okay. 382 00:13:45.457 --> 00:13:46.292 Andrew: And rolling. 383 00:13:46.759 --> 00:13:47.993 Glenn: And rolling again. 384 00:13:49.361 --> 00:13:50.629 Linus: Let Games Master David know. 385 00:13:50.663 --> 00:13:53.432 He'll see what he can do and give you a fair price. 386 00:13:53.933 --> 00:13:58.103 Now, you are allowed to go over your $1, 000 budget. 387 00:13:58.204 --> 00:14:02.875 However, you're going to be evaluated based on your performance in three demanding games, 388 00:14:02.908 --> 00:14:07.880 and for every $10 you go over, it will cost you 1% of your total score. 389 00:14:08.447 --> 00:14:09.615 Shock and awe. 390 00:14:09.615 --> 00:14:10.616 So, be frugal. 391 00:14:11.350 --> 00:14:15.120 To keep things balanced we're going to be doing a snake draft, starting with Danny, 392 00:14:15.120 --> 00:14:18.591 which was decided by random chance off camera, and also because... 393 00:14:19.491 --> 00:14:21.861 Don't tell the others but we just plain like them better. 394 00:14:24.730 --> 00:14:27.166 Sammy: Are you eyeing any parts right now? Because you've got two picks. 395 00:14:27.333 --> 00:14:27.700 Tito: Yeah. 396 00:14:27.700 --> 00:14:28.300 Sammy: You're also last. 397 00:14:28.834 --> 00:14:30.302 Tito: So I'm eyeing the cheapest parts, 398 00:14:30.302 --> 00:14:34.607 because I think maybe I went a little over budget with my GPU and CPU, so- 399 00:14:34.773 --> 00:14:38.644 David: If you want to know the total of what you're standing with the power supply, 400 00:14:38.677 --> 00:14:42.681 you're at the $730, $805, $720, $780. 401 00:14:42.882 --> 00:14:43.582 Tito: Okay. 402 00:14:43.682 --> 00:14:46.619 Sammy: Does that change your opinion now? Or option now? 403 00:14:46.619 --> 00:14:47.353 Tito: A little bit. 404 00:14:48.687 --> 00:14:51.857 Tito: Yeah, I feel like I have very little wiggle room here, so. 405 00:14:52.324 --> 00:14:53.325 Sammy: But you get two picks, so- 406 00:14:53.359 --> 00:14:54.226 Tito: Yep, yep. 407 00:14:54.693 --> 00:14:56.729 So I think I'm going to probably- Should I tell you which ones I'm going to get? 408 00:14:57.329 --> 00:14:58.564 Sammy: Tell me what you're eyeing, yeah. 409 00:14:58.831 --> 00:15:02.201 Tito: So, I'm eyeing that really cheap case up there, that $22 one; 410 00:15:02.334 --> 00:15:02.968 Tito: Just because- 411 00:15:02.968 --> 00:15:03.636 Sammy: There's a ear coming in. 412 00:15:03.636 --> 00:15:03.969 Tito: Yeah. 413 00:15:04.937 --> 00:15:07.172 Tito: Because I feel like, you know the case doesn't really 414 00:15:07.172 --> 00:15:10.542 affect performance all that much; so I'm going to try and get that thing. 415 00:15:12.511 --> 00:15:17.383 And then also for maybe the motherboard; but again, I don't know. 416 00:15:17.383 --> 00:15:20.686 Probably try and get maybe the cheapest one for that too, but we'll see. 417 00:15:21.220 --> 00:15:21.921 Sammy: What is that? 418 00:15:21.921 --> 00:15:23.289 Linus: This is my roller pole. 419 00:15:24.423 --> 00:15:28.427 Linus: I treated myself to a fancy fiberglass roller pole. 420 00:15:28.527 --> 00:15:32.431 Because I was so tired of the crappy wood ones that, 421 00:15:33.232 --> 00:15:36.035 they just make the threading out of wood and then it wears out; 422 00:15:36.468 --> 00:15:40.873 so this one, I can adjust to any length I want; and it's a reasonable length. 423 00:15:41.006 --> 00:15:43.208 They used to make just like better quality. 424 00:15:43.242 --> 00:15:47.713 Just like, kind of random wooden ones with nice metal threading 425 00:15:47.713 --> 00:15:51.617 that interfaced really nicely with the roller cage; back when I was painting houses. 426 00:15:51.617 --> 00:15:54.954 But like, all the ones at the paint store now are just hot garbage; 427 00:15:54.954 --> 00:15:58.557 so I need to take this home so that I have my roller pole when I need it. 428 00:15:59.258 --> 00:16:00.159 Linus: Wooster baby. 429 00:16:00.826 --> 00:16:01.627 David: Red case. 430 00:16:01.627 --> 00:16:04.496 Zach: Maybe like a height Y40? Or something like that? 431 00:16:04.663 --> 00:16:05.431 David: A pink. 432 00:16:05.431 --> 00:16:06.165 Zach: Other than pink. 433 00:16:07.466 --> 00:16:09.868 I have, I have a trick up my sleeve. 434 00:16:09.868 --> 00:16:10.502 David: Oh, okay. 435 00:16:10.502 --> 00:16:12.271 Zach: But I need color to make it happen. 436 00:16:12.471 --> 00:16:12.972 David: I don't know- 437 00:16:12.972 --> 00:16:14.039 Zach: White, red. 438 00:16:16.308 --> 00:16:20.612 David: Red, I don't know if we have red cases. 439 00:16:22.081 --> 00:16:22.848 David: Yeah, I don't know if we have... 440 00:16:22.848 --> 00:16:24.984 Zach: This is gonna be the thing that takes the longest. 441 00:16:25.017 --> 00:16:25.617 David: Yeah. 442 00:16:25.617 --> 00:16:27.152 Zach: This is the only thing that's gonna be annoying. 443 00:16:28.420 --> 00:16:29.588 Zach: It's gotta be like 30 bucks. 444 00:16:29.588 --> 00:16:30.022 David: Nope. 445 00:16:30.022 --> 00:16:30.689 Zach: 30 bucks tops. 446 00:16:30.689 --> 00:16:31.256 David: Nope. 447 00:16:32.791 --> 00:16:34.827 Zach: Thank you Game Master David; I appreciate that. 448 00:16:35.427 --> 00:16:36.862 Danny: What was the negotiated price on that? 449 00:16:37.529 --> 00:16:38.430 Zach: No deal, no deal. 450 00:16:38.430 --> 00:16:42.267 I just gave them, just took the first price; keeping it fair. 451 00:16:42.267 --> 00:16:44.470 David: Just watch out the side panels, there's no screws. 452 00:16:44.570 --> 00:16:45.070 Joyce: Okay. 453 00:16:45.104 --> 00:16:47.172 David: So we can figure that out after. 454 00:16:47.606 --> 00:16:48.574 David: That's what tapes for. 455 00:16:49.074 --> 00:16:50.142 Danny: Dang, this is a good deal. 456 00:16:50.943 --> 00:16:51.543 Danny: Take this one. 457 00:16:52.978 --> 00:16:56.115 No, I have 16 bucks to work with; what can $16 get me? 458 00:16:56.115 --> 00:16:57.182 Doesn't need to be RGB. 459 00:16:57.883 --> 00:16:59.985 Zach: What other cooler options do I have? 460 00:17:00.319 --> 00:17:02.454 Oh, that's it; oh, let's go. 461 00:17:02.454 --> 00:17:06.725 Danny: How much is like 32 gigs, 6000 go for? 462 00:17:06.725 --> 00:17:08.360 6000 CL 30 or anything similar? 463 00:17:08.360 --> 00:17:09.194 David: We'll call it 87. 464 00:17:09.695 --> 00:17:11.163 Danny: Where do we go down to 5600? 465 00:17:11.263 --> 00:17:12.531 Joyce: 80 and this one's 105? 466 00:17:12.698 --> 00:17:13.766 David: We'll call it 98. 467 00:17:14.033 --> 00:17:16.402 Joyce: That... I'll just go with this one. 468 00:17:16.402 --> 00:17:19.271 Zach: I need just three black 120s. 469 00:17:19.405 --> 00:17:21.640 David: For three matching fans we'll be 15 bucks. 470 00:17:22.207 --> 00:17:23.976 Zach: I just need three black ones; I don't, I don't care which ones they are. 471 00:17:23.976 --> 00:17:25.644 David: One, that's one. 472 00:17:25.644 --> 00:17:26.345 David: Does your case have 473 00:17:26.345 --> 00:17:27.946 Zach: Ideally, they're the same, but- 474 00:17:28.547 --> 00:17:29.715 David: Two. 475 00:17:30.315 --> 00:17:30.883 Zach: Perfect. 476 00:17:32.351 --> 00:17:37.156 Zach: The third one is a little bit less relevant, but it's got to be a clean black one. 477 00:17:37.322 --> 00:17:38.257 Yeah, that'll work. 478 00:17:38.590 --> 00:17:39.091 Tito: Alright. 479 00:17:39.191 --> 00:17:40.893 David: Yeah, if you get matching ones it'll be more. 480 00:17:41.927 --> 00:17:45.097 David: If you do one, two, three, that'll be 12 bucks. 481 00:17:45.097 --> 00:17:45.731 Zach: 12 bucks? 482 00:17:45.731 --> 00:17:46.098 David: Yeah. 483 00:17:46.198 --> 00:17:49.001 Zach: Okay, alright; I'll do that. 484 00:17:49.635 --> 00:17:51.370 Linus: There's no great for aesthetic Zack. 485 00:17:53.372 --> 00:17:54.540 Zach: That's all I care about! 486 00:17:56.809 --> 00:17:57.409 Linus: Okay. 487 00:17:57.576 --> 00:18:02.014 Zach: And I didn't want to go with one of those ugly, unpainted heat sinks; 488 00:18:02.014 --> 00:18:05.517 so I made sure to get one that was all black, super clean and minimal. 489 00:18:05.651 --> 00:18:08.053 Danny: I was just trying to stick on your budget and this came with it. 490 00:18:08.187 --> 00:18:12.091 Um, otherwise I would've thrown you know, just a cheap like $20 tower cooler on it. 491 00:18:12.224 --> 00:18:17.629 Linus: Well, that's the thing right? Is the justification for using the stock cooler 492 00:18:17.663 --> 00:18:19.164 is always, \"I was on a budget\". 493 00:18:19.898 --> 00:18:21.200 Linus: Everybody's on a budget! 494 00:18:21.333 --> 00:18:22.101 Danny: That, yeah. 495 00:18:22.668 --> 00:18:24.536 Linus: Literally everyone is on a budget. 496 00:18:24.536 --> 00:18:28.941 Your budget might be one billion dollars or whatever, but that's a budget. 497 00:18:28.941 --> 00:18:31.243 Linus: Slow and steady wins the race. 498 00:18:31.243 --> 00:18:32.177 Joyce: Okay, now I'm nervous. 499 00:18:32.211 --> 00:18:34.580 Linus: I mean, most races not really, but- 500 00:18:35.481 --> 00:18:37.516 Joyce: Okay, I know everyone watching is probably cringing right now. 501 00:18:38.050 --> 00:18:39.685 Joyce: I've never used one of these, hello? 502 00:18:39.685 --> 00:18:41.120 Actually, no I have; what am I saying? 503 00:18:43.088 --> 00:18:46.091 How does this work, though? Hold up, I'm gonna take these off. 504 00:18:47.059 --> 00:18:48.927 Do I need like a bracket behind it? I swear. 505 00:18:49.795 --> 00:18:51.497 Okay, you know what? I'll be clueless for now. 506 00:18:51.530 --> 00:18:52.231 I'll figure it out. 507 00:18:52.231 --> 00:18:53.966 Okay, no I got it; I got it now. 508 00:18:55.567 --> 00:18:56.535 Linus: Do you feel the guilt yet? 509 00:18:57.035 --> 00:18:58.504 Tito: Um, a little bit. 510 00:18:59.571 --> 00:19:02.374 Linus: But not enough to stop me and ask me to go give that to her first. 511 00:19:02.374 --> 00:19:02.875 Tito: That's right. 512 00:19:04.576 --> 00:19:04.943 Tito: Yeah. 513 00:19:04.977 --> 00:19:05.577 Linus: Understood. 514 00:19:06.812 --> 00:19:07.779 Joyce: Uh... 515 00:19:07.913 --> 00:19:08.780 Linus: She doesn't even have- 516 00:19:08.780 --> 00:19:10.149 Joyce: No, I do; I literally do. 517 00:19:10.149 --> 00:19:11.150 Linus: Actual liar. 518 00:19:11.150 --> 00:19:11.650 Joyce: No, I- 519 00:19:11.750 --> 00:19:14.386 Linus: TechJoyce? More like tech deceive. 520 00:19:14.520 --> 00:19:15.821 Joyce: I swear you gave it to me, right? 521 00:19:15.821 --> 00:19:16.922 Linus: Yeah, I know where it is already. 522 00:19:17.055 --> 00:19:17.523 Danny: I gave it to you. 523 00:19:17.523 --> 00:19:18.056 Joyce: Oh, you took it. 524 00:19:18.056 --> 00:19:18.624 Linus: It's right here. 525 00:19:19.091 --> 00:19:20.359 Joyce: Oh, God; okay. 526 00:19:20.359 --> 00:19:21.727 Danny: It was hidden on her bags both times. 527 00:19:21.727 --> 00:19:22.461 Joyce: I have this. 528 00:19:22.761 --> 00:19:24.196 Linus: You couldn't worse than Joyce. 529 00:19:24.329 --> 00:19:25.030 Tito: There we go, that's probably... 530 00:19:25.030 --> 00:19:26.198 Zach: What did it look like? 531 00:19:26.732 --> 00:19:29.968 Linus: It looked like a big giant pile of thermal goop. 532 00:19:31.436 --> 00:19:33.071 Linus: I mean, I don't care; it's not my computer. 533 00:19:33.605 --> 00:19:36.108 Tito: Making a little bit more pressure. 534 00:19:36.875 --> 00:19:37.476 Okay. 535 00:19:39.211 --> 00:19:41.079 Maybe we'll do the SSD next. 536 00:19:41.079 --> 00:19:41.613 Linus: Nice. 537 00:19:42.514 --> 00:19:47.452 Tito: Um, I guess it goes... let's see, here? 538 00:19:48.020 --> 00:19:49.821 Linus: You've got a Gen 4 drive; 539 00:19:50.389 --> 00:19:53.692 if this board has a Gen 4 slot it's probably the top one. 540 00:19:53.926 --> 00:19:55.294 Tito: Oh, I didn't see that. 541 00:19:56.828 --> 00:19:57.329 Linus: Alright. 542 00:19:57.496 --> 00:19:57.896 Tito: Cool. 543 00:19:57.896 --> 00:19:59.698 Li4nus: Have fun with your mismatched fans. 544 00:20:00.199 --> 00:20:04.269 Zach: And we know that better aesthetics means more performance. 545 00:20:04.503 --> 00:20:05.938 Linus: I love the warning here; 546 00:20:06.004 --> 00:20:09.341 PC only, as if anybody was going to put this on their Xbox. 547 00:20:09.441 --> 00:20:10.075 Zach: You never know. 548 00:20:10.242 --> 00:20:13.145 Mmhmm; all day every day on Amazon, they're just free. 549 00:20:13.178 --> 00:20:16.215 It does not actually contribute to the total. 550 00:20:16.748 --> 00:20:17.182 Linus: You know what? 551 00:20:17.182 --> 00:20:18.350 Zach: It's a sale, it's Prime Day. 552 00:20:18.350 --> 00:20:20.385 Linus: He seems like a credible guy. 553 00:20:20.485 --> 00:20:23.789 Linus: I've been known to unbox a technology product or two in my day. 554 00:20:23.956 --> 00:20:25.190 Linus: Building computers, man! 555 00:20:25.390 --> 00:20:25.824 Danny: Thank you. 556 00:20:25.824 --> 00:20:27.559 Linus: Did they give you a ratcheting screwdriver? 557 00:20:27.960 --> 00:20:28.460 Danny: Hmm? 558 00:20:28.627 --> 00:20:30.729 Linus: This, did we- Oh, is that just yours already? 559 00:20:30.729 --> 00:20:31.230 Danny: No, no, no. 560 00:20:31.263 --> 00:20:33.498 Danny: This is- Yeah, they, I'm borrowing it from you guys. 561 00:20:33.498 --> 00:20:33.999 Linus: I just mean- 562 00:20:33.999 --> 00:20:35.634 Linus: But did they give you one to take home? 563 00:20:35.634 --> 00:20:36.868 David: Not yet, we would never do that. 564 00:20:37.035 --> 00:20:38.670 Joyce: But... okay, I'll find one. 565 00:20:40.606 --> 00:20:41.206 Linus: Nice. 566 00:20:41.740 --> 00:20:45.110 Linus: A lot of the time they even come with a little nut driver 567 00:20:45.244 --> 00:20:48.247 to put the standoffs into the back of the motherboard tray. 568 00:20:48.247 --> 00:20:51.516 Joyce: Listen, I'll pack three of these into the PC, 569 00:20:51.516 --> 00:20:54.586 and the person who buys it from me will be able to do it himself. 570 00:20:54.586 --> 00:20:55.287 Herself. 571 00:20:55.320 --> 00:20:55.887 Themselves. 572 00:20:56.021 --> 00:20:58.790 Tito: But late breaking, it can now fit this cooler; 573 00:20:58.790 --> 00:21:01.159 which I'm now seeing is a little damaged. 574 00:21:01.159 --> 00:21:06.031 Linus: While I would regularly, normally recommend having two sticks; 575 00:21:06.031 --> 00:21:09.368 especially if you're running at just 5200 megatransfers per second, 576 00:21:10.869 --> 00:21:15.874 he's not running onboard graphics so it is less likely to have a huge impact, 577 00:21:15.874 --> 00:21:17.676 but it is going to cost him. 578 00:21:17.876 --> 00:21:20.012 Zach: Unfortunately, but I am here for the competition, 579 00:21:20.012 --> 00:21:21.747 and specifically the aesthetic score. 580 00:21:21.780 --> 00:21:23.649 Linus: That's the kind of gift that Zach gives. 581 00:21:23.649 --> 00:21:25.717 Linus: Oh, yeah; Ryzen power. 582 00:21:25.717 --> 00:21:28.787 Joyce: Um, Danny, sir, where'd you put the thermal paste? 583 00:21:28.854 --> 00:21:29.921 Linus: Would you like some thermal paste? 584 00:21:29.921 --> 00:21:30.555 Joyce: Yes please. 585 00:21:30.555 --> 00:21:31.957 Linus: Yes, I can get you thermal paste. 586 00:21:31.957 --> 00:21:32.524 Joyce: Thank you. 587 00:21:32.524 --> 00:21:33.325 Linus: I shall fetch it. 588 00:21:33.325 --> 00:21:36.962 Tito: Stylistically, it will not look you know, as good as Zach's but hey, 589 00:21:38.063 --> 00:21:38.897 Tito: work with what I got. 590 00:21:39.264 --> 00:21:42.501 Zach: It's like people that like try to build the Legos without using the instructions. 591 00:21:42.501 --> 00:21:42.768 Zach: Like- 592 00:21:42.768 --> 00:21:43.735 Linus: Yeah, why would they do that? 593 00:21:43.735 --> 00:21:44.336 Zach: That's not my style. 594 00:21:44.369 --> 00:21:45.737 Linus: What are they trying to prove? 595 00:21:45.771 --> 00:21:48.040 Linus: But just know that every minute I spend helping you 596 00:21:48.040 --> 00:21:50.175 Linus: is delaying Joyce having her thermal compound. 597 00:21:50.208 --> 00:21:51.176 Tito: Okay, there we go. 598 00:21:51.910 --> 00:21:52.311 Linus: There you go. 599 00:21:53.111 --> 00:21:56.515 Joyce: A new Noctua; that's a good brand, right? 600 00:21:56.715 --> 00:21:57.382 Linus: Yes. 601 00:21:57.416 --> 00:21:58.483 Joyce: Okay, that's a very good brand. 602 00:21:58.583 --> 00:22:00.018 I'll take that, and all of this actually. 603 00:22:00.018 --> 00:22:02.254 Joyce: No, I don't need all of this; do I need any of this? 604 00:22:02.254 --> 00:22:02.287 Joyce: No, I don't need all of this; do I need any of this? 605 00:22:02.287 --> 00:22:03.689 Linus: You know, that sort of thing right? 606 00:22:03.789 --> 00:22:04.856 Danny: I'm good with that, so. 607 00:22:04.990 --> 00:22:06.224 Danny: Bro, you're standing so close. 608 00:22:06.224 --> 00:22:06.558 Linus: Really? 609 00:22:06.558 --> 00:22:07.426 Zach: Why is he going so fast? 610 00:22:07.893 --> 00:22:11.396 Linus: Maybe because he just values his time; he's on a time budget. 611 00:22:11.396 --> 00:22:15.133 Tito: My RAM is blocking my cooler, is that going to be a problem? 612 00:22:15.133 --> 00:22:16.034 Linus: Do you just need more help? 613 00:22:16.234 --> 00:22:16.702 Tito: Yes. 614 00:22:16.935 --> 00:22:18.003 Linus: Because I can give you more help. 615 00:22:18.003 --> 00:22:19.671 Linus: You want this one or this one? 616 00:22:19.805 --> 00:22:20.872 Tito: The gray ones? 617 00:22:20.872 --> 00:22:21.606 Linus: Yeah, the gray ones. 618 00:22:21.640 --> 00:22:23.575 Linus: I'm here with the tech tips. 619 00:22:23.675 --> 00:22:24.309 Linus: Uh-huh. 620 00:22:24.609 --> 00:22:26.345 Zach: That's going to match up perfectly with the build. 621 00:22:26.345 --> 00:22:28.180 Linus: That's almost a dozen screws. 622 00:22:29.348 --> 00:22:29.781 Joyce: Really? 623 00:22:29.881 --> 00:22:31.516 Zach: I'm still working on these; 624 00:22:31.516 --> 00:22:33.585 they take a while, but the end result will be worth it. 625 00:22:33.585 --> 00:22:34.252 Linus: That's a good sign. 626 00:22:35.420 --> 00:22:38.623 When the student doesn't want you to check if they were using ChatGPT, 627 00:22:39.057 --> 00:22:40.859 that's when you know they used ChatGPT. 628 00:22:41.059 --> 00:22:43.195 Zach: So I'm plugging in my motherboard here, 629 00:22:43.195 --> 00:22:47.766 and the reason that I went with this MSI Pro B650-S Wi-Fi 630 00:22:47.766 --> 00:22:53.538 is it's consistently one of the only B650 ATX sized motherboards 631 00:22:53.538 --> 00:22:57.008 that are under that $140, $130 range. 632 00:22:57.008 --> 00:22:59.678 Aesthetically, it's all black so it's perfect for this build, 633 00:22:59.678 --> 00:23:02.447 and the VRMs and performance of it are good enough 634 00:23:02.447 --> 00:23:04.750 that it's not going to hold back the 7600X. 635 00:23:04.783 --> 00:23:08.086 Tito: The reason why I chose the motherboard, well, the only really good reason is 636 00:23:08.086 --> 00:23:10.255 because I spent most of my money on the CPU and the GPU; 637 00:23:10.255 --> 00:23:13.158 so I kind of got one of the cheaper ones. 638 00:23:13.325 --> 00:23:15.460 Zach: Exactly, exactly; I am the product. 639 00:23:15.460 --> 00:23:16.361 Linus: You know what they say. 640 00:23:17.662 --> 00:23:18.663 Zach: What do they say? 641 00:23:18.764 --> 00:23:19.698 Linus: That thing you said. 642 00:23:19.698 --> 00:23:20.799 Zach: Oh, right; got it. 643 00:23:22.067 --> 00:23:24.236 Tito: So, I'm going to try and put the motherboard in, 644 00:23:24.236 --> 00:23:26.338 but I think maybe some of the fans might be getting in the way, 645 00:23:26.438 --> 00:23:30.142 so I might have to undo one of them so I can align it 646 00:23:30.842 --> 00:23:32.778 with the I.O. opening in the back; 647 00:23:33.779 --> 00:23:38.683 but let's see if I can shimmy it in there without all the cables getting in the way. 648 00:23:40.685 --> 00:23:42.621 Ooh, yeah; no, I think I'm going to have to remove the fan. 649 00:23:42.687 --> 00:23:43.355 Yep. 650 00:23:43.722 --> 00:23:44.456 Alright. 651 00:23:45.023 --> 00:23:45.924 We'll scratch that. 652 00:23:48.260 --> 00:23:50.028 David: Everyone's concentrating so hard. 653 00:23:50.061 --> 00:23:52.063 Zach: Yeah, I got to focus up here man. 654 00:23:52.931 --> 00:23:54.132 Zach: So I was able to sort the issue 655 00:23:54.132 --> 00:23:56.468 where I couldn't access to the screws on the motherboard, 656 00:23:56.535 --> 00:23:57.736 because the fan was getting in the way; 657 00:23:57.736 --> 00:24:01.006 so I took the fan out, got the screws in, and the fan is back in, 658 00:24:01.039 --> 00:24:02.307 so squared away there. 659 00:24:02.441 --> 00:24:06.945 So I just installed all the connectors for just the case and the motherboard, 660 00:24:06.945 --> 00:24:09.548 and here's where I do my pre-cable management. 661 00:24:09.681 --> 00:24:14.553 I hate when people just jam pack the entire build and then cable manage at the end 662 00:24:14.553 --> 00:24:16.588 because then you have like this rat's nest to deal with. 663 00:24:16.588 --> 00:24:21.426 So I like to go you know, brick by brick and do this pre cable management process 664 00:24:21.460 --> 00:24:27.165 before I install my power supply, especially with all these extra cables in here. 665 00:24:27.165 --> 00:24:29.468 So, got to make it look neat and tidy first. 666 00:24:29.935 --> 00:24:30.802 David: Yeah, and how's it going? 667 00:24:32.137 --> 00:24:33.171 Tito: Not too bad, I'm just trying to figure out 668 00:24:33.171 --> 00:24:37.075 where this RGB cable goes for the fan. 669 00:24:37.776 --> 00:24:39.778 Tito: So, yep. 670 00:24:39.878 --> 00:24:42.714 Zach: When we're filming, we like to get a shot of like 671 00:24:42.747 --> 00:24:44.549 me on this side shooting through the case. 672 00:24:44.549 --> 00:24:45.217 Andrew: Oh, okay. 673 00:24:45.217 --> 00:24:45.784 Zach: I'm sure you guys are- 674 00:24:45.784 --> 00:24:46.585 Andrew: No, let's do it, let's do it. 675 00:24:46.585 --> 00:24:49.688 Zach: I'm sure you guys are familiar with the technique here, but, 676 00:24:50.722 --> 00:24:51.389 Andrew: Look at that. 677 00:24:51.389 --> 00:24:53.825 Zach: but whenever I do this, I just got to make sure I'm not mouth breathing. 678 00:24:54.092 --> 00:24:57.462 Tito: Alright, so I'm working on the kind of the front panel switches 679 00:24:57.462 --> 00:25:01.867 and the USB ports, and trying to figure out where they go; alright. 680 00:25:02.534 --> 00:25:05.136 This is all fresh for me, so. 681 00:25:05.270 --> 00:25:06.805 Danny: I said, should I help her? 682 00:25:06.805 --> 00:25:08.940 Joyce: Yeah, I told you not to help me so it's understandable. 683 00:25:08.940 --> 00:25:11.810 David: Knowing Glenn I bet he got a bunch of close ups of it too. 684 00:25:13.378 --> 00:25:13.879 David: He did! 685 00:25:14.946 --> 00:25:17.148 Joyce: After this is done I'm gonna, you're done. 686 00:25:17.883 --> 00:25:18.450 Wow. 687 00:25:18.783 --> 00:25:19.784 Joyce: I'm like a pro now. 688 00:25:21.753 --> 00:25:22.754 Danny: Joyce Tech Tips when? 689 00:25:22.921 --> 00:25:23.388 Joyce: Yeah. 690 00:25:24.089 --> 00:25:25.824 Joyce: I should start a new channel, Joyce Tech Tips. 691 00:25:26.525 --> 00:25:29.461 Joyce: No, but how did I f***ing mess that up? 692 00:25:30.161 --> 00:25:31.363 David: It happens to the best of us. 693 00:25:31.363 --> 00:25:32.931 Joyce: Alright, cut this whole part out, 694 00:25:32.931 --> 00:25:34.766 and just pretend I did it in the first slot. 695 00:25:34.833 --> 00:25:36.835 I probably, I probably said cut this out like 50 billion- 696 00:25:36.835 --> 00:25:38.570 David: Editor, we're just gonna start this whole video 697 00:25:38.570 --> 00:25:40.338 from the beginning of the day, now. 698 00:25:43.008 --> 00:25:46.578 Okay, now the next problem is my, 699 00:25:46.578 --> 00:25:49.614 my panel doesn't have screws on it so it's just gonna fall off. 700 00:25:50.248 --> 00:25:53.251 Joyce: You're looking like, oh okay, no this fits; 701 00:25:53.351 --> 00:25:55.420 oh it's perfect, but it's like no it's not perfect. 702 00:25:56.054 --> 00:25:56.922 It's a little too big. 703 00:25:57.022 --> 00:25:58.390 Danny: Duct tape maybe? 704 00:26:00.458 --> 00:26:01.960 Joyce: Alright, I gotta do this one. 705 00:26:02.460 --> 00:26:04.129 Joyce: Look, they all fit perfectly. 706 00:26:04.129 --> 00:26:05.030 Linus: Can I see for a sec? 707 00:26:05.030 --> 00:26:05.330 Joyce: Yeah. 708 00:26:05.597 --> 00:26:06.531 Joyce: Oh, that one. 709 00:26:06.531 --> 00:26:06.898 Linus: Yeah. 710 00:26:06.898 --> 00:26:09.134 Joyce: This one, this one and that one are like perfect. 711 00:26:09.167 --> 00:26:09.701 Linus: Right. 712 00:26:09.701 --> 00:26:11.369 David: Uh, come look at it from this side. 713 00:26:11.369 --> 00:26:11.836 Linus: Well... 714 00:26:11.870 --> 00:26:13.605 Joyce: Okay, what is wrong with this one? No, something's- 715 00:26:13.638 --> 00:26:15.473 Linus: Perfect is such a strong word. 716 00:26:16.141 --> 00:26:18.143 Joyce: Um, yeah I lost that one actually. 717 00:26:18.276 --> 00:26:18.843 Linus: Hmm. 718 00:26:19.277 --> 00:26:20.812 Joyce: But it's okay cause I have this one down here. 719 00:26:21.680 --> 00:26:23.782 Linus: Right, and that one's almost in all the way. 720 00:26:24.849 --> 00:26:26.918 Linus: I mean you only put tech like in your name. 721 00:26:27.852 --> 00:26:30.388 Joyce: Yeah, but there's many different facets of tech. 722 00:26:30.388 --> 00:26:31.289 Linus: Yeah, that's true. 723 00:26:31.890 --> 00:26:33.858 Okay, one sec, one sec, one sec, one sec. 724 00:26:34.659 --> 00:26:37.128 David: It's better than having Linus judge your homework? 725 00:26:38.096 --> 00:26:40.832 Joyce: Yeah, yeah; 100%. 726 00:26:41.333 --> 00:26:43.234 Danny: Like this help doesn't penalize us right? 727 00:26:43.234 --> 00:26:44.336 Danny: So, feel free. 728 00:26:44.336 --> 00:26:45.003 Linus: No, no, not at all. 729 00:26:45.003 --> 00:26:45.503 Linus: I'm just going to... 730 00:26:45.503 --> 00:26:46.738 Danny: Point out everything wrong with it you know? 731 00:26:46.738 --> 00:26:51.242 Linus: Wow, you managed to end up with a Noctua Industrial PPC; but interestingly, 732 00:26:51.276 --> 00:26:55.513 you didn't choose to put that on the intake that's going to feed your GPU. 733 00:26:55.513 --> 00:26:58.950 Danny: Well, I was kind of worried about this small cooler. 734 00:26:58.950 --> 00:26:59.684 Linus: Mmm. 735 00:26:59.684 --> 00:27:03.288 Danny: The stock cooler; so, I'm thinking this has huge heat sink, 736 00:27:03.288 --> 00:27:05.123 three fans already; it should be good. 737 00:27:05.123 --> 00:27:08.927 Hopefully that one needs a little bit more air fed to it, but hopefully. 738 00:27:09.361 --> 00:27:10.328 Linus: Oh yeah, okay. 739 00:27:10.328 --> 00:27:11.029 Danny: It goes on, right? 740 00:27:11.730 --> 00:27:15.900 Linus: Okay, so far we have a 100% hit rate for people 741 00:27:15.900 --> 00:27:17.769 not screwing in all their screws all the way. 742 00:27:21.039 --> 00:27:23.575 Linus: Oh; not bad. 743 00:27:23.608 --> 00:27:24.576 Linus: Better than I would have done. 744 00:27:25.243 --> 00:27:26.411 Linus: And I love this. 745 00:27:26.411 --> 00:27:28.980 Who needs a zip tie? Which is not reusable, 746 00:27:29.114 --> 00:27:33.318 when you can have a cable tie, which is included with your stuff and is reusable? 747 00:27:33.618 --> 00:27:34.919 Tito: Now one thing that's making me nervous, 748 00:27:34.919 --> 00:27:39.624 there's no posts behind the ATX cable; 749 00:27:39.624 --> 00:27:41.926 so I don't want to break the motherboard pushing this in. 750 00:27:43.061 --> 00:27:53.171 Tito: Okay and then for the GPU, wait does the CPU need its own power supply? 751 00:27:53.772 --> 00:27:54.806 Tito: Or its own power? 752 00:27:54.806 --> 00:27:59.444 Zach: You need a 4 + 4 up in the top left hand corner of your motherboard. 753 00:27:59.444 --> 00:28:01.446 Tito: Oh; oh yeah, there it is. 754 00:28:02.547 --> 00:28:02.947 Tito: Oh my God. 755 00:28:02.981 --> 00:28:05.817 Zach: Your motherboard should have the 24-pin and the 4 + 4, 756 00:28:06.484 --> 00:28:11.356 and then you'll also need a cable for your GPU, depending on what you got. 757 00:28:11.356 --> 00:28:13.358 Tito: Oh yeah, here we go; yeah, these two. 758 00:28:13.358 --> 00:28:15.960 Zach: I promise you won't know what I'm about to say. 759 00:28:16.995 --> 00:28:18.563 Linus: Sorry, I won't know what you're about to say? 760 00:28:18.563 --> 00:28:19.397 Zach: You would not say it. 761 00:28:19.397 --> 00:28:20.231 Linus: I wouldn't say it? 762 00:28:20.231 --> 00:28:20.665 Zach: Yeah. 763 00:28:21.833 --> 00:28:25.637 Linus: Okay, give me a second then; let me see, let me see. 764 00:28:25.637 --> 00:28:26.838 Linus: Okay, okay. 765 00:28:27.772 --> 00:28:31.376 Linus: Mmhmm, bottom intake for the power supply. 766 00:28:31.376 --> 00:28:35.547 Zach: It's not even really a screw up, it's just an aesthetic miss. 767 00:28:35.980 --> 00:28:40.385 Linus: Okay; well, why don't you tell me the error? 768 00:28:40.518 --> 00:28:44.255 Zach: Not necessarily an error, just a little bit of an aesthetic miss here. 769 00:28:44.389 --> 00:28:48.727 I was debating between going with intake or exhaust fans up front. 770 00:28:49.060 --> 00:28:52.263 I decided to go intake, positive air flow pressure. 771 00:28:52.263 --> 00:28:52.664 Linus: Yes. 772 00:28:52.764 --> 00:28:57.268 Zach: But then we have to see the ugly Vardar S logo back there. 773 00:28:57.268 --> 00:28:58.403 Linus: Right, right. 774 00:28:58.403 --> 00:29:01.573 Zach: Instead of I could have went negative air flow pressure, pure aesthetic, 775 00:29:02.273 --> 00:29:02.574 Linus: Right. 776 00:29:02.574 --> 00:29:03.274 Zach: but I feel like people would roast. 777 00:29:03.308 --> 00:29:04.175 Zach: Twisting it the wrong way. 778 00:29:05.176 --> 00:29:07.212 I got this, I got this. 779 00:29:07.345 --> 00:29:07.912 Linus: Okay. 780 00:29:08.213 --> 00:29:08.713 Zach: It's all good. 781 00:29:09.114 --> 00:29:12.183 Linus: Yeah, how did you do that? How'd you- Why'd you make- 782 00:29:12.350 --> 00:29:13.785 Why is it twisting like that? 783 00:29:13.818 --> 00:29:16.988 Zach: Because I, I plugged it in first and then routed it up this way. 784 00:29:16.988 --> 00:29:17.422 Linus: Mmhmm. 785 00:29:17.422 --> 00:29:18.289 Zach: With cable extensions, 786 00:29:18.289 --> 00:29:20.759 I probably should have plugged it in here and then routed it down. 787 00:29:20.759 --> 00:29:21.126 Linus: Yeah. 788 00:29:21.126 --> 00:29:22.160 Zach: I was gonna actually do that, but- 789 00:29:22.160 --> 00:29:23.094 Linus: Yeah, you were. 790 00:29:24.662 --> 00:29:24.863 Linus: Nice. 791 00:29:24.863 --> 00:29:28.933 Yeah, it really makes that lack of IO shield really stand out when the build is so nice. 792 00:29:28.933 --> 00:29:30.034 Zach: Yeah; it's just nothing I can do. 793 00:29:30.034 --> 00:29:31.102 Zach: That's what I was supplied with. 794 00:29:31.102 --> 00:29:33.271 Linus: Yeah, it's rough. 795 00:29:34.439 --> 00:29:36.074 Linus: It's rough that you made that choice. 796 00:29:36.074 --> 00:29:36.508 Zach: Mmhmm. 797 00:29:36.708 --> 00:29:37.308 Linus: Mmhmm. 798 00:29:37.342 --> 00:29:38.610 Zach: Please don't dock me points. 799 00:29:41.146 --> 00:29:44.249 Zach: Because I can't stand to look at it already; this is hurting. 800 00:29:44.249 --> 00:29:45.717 Linus: I would never dock you points. 801 00:29:45.717 --> 00:29:46.484 Zach: Thank you. 802 00:29:46.484 --> 00:29:50.355 Linus: If anything I would give you a very generous aesthetics multiplier of 3x. 803 00:29:51.489 --> 00:29:52.457 Zach: That's not generous. 804 00:29:53.424 --> 00:29:55.093 Zach: We were at 3x 3 hours ago. 805 00:29:55.593 --> 00:30:00.565 Danny: Alright; in BIOS I think that's not a good sign 806 00:30:00.598 --> 00:30:02.300 if these have to have Windows on them. 807 00:30:02.901 --> 00:30:03.802 Tito: It's done. 808 00:30:06.404 --> 00:30:08.807 Joyce: Three, two, one. 809 00:30:11.276 --> 00:30:12.510 Joyce: Ok, is it even plugged in? 810 00:30:13.011 --> 00:30:15.446 Joyce: What!? Did you guys-? 811 00:30:15.613 --> 00:30:16.748 Joyce: Damn, you guys set me up. 812 00:30:19.017 --> 00:30:19.684 Joyce: What? 813 00:30:22.220 --> 00:30:23.488 Ok, Maybe I set myself up. 814 00:30:24.222 --> 00:30:25.223 David: Yeah, it's plugged in. 815 00:30:26.324 --> 00:30:27.592 Joyce: God damn it. 816 00:30:28.593 --> 00:30:30.094 Run it back, run it back, run it back. 817 00:30:30.361 --> 00:30:32.664 Tito: I agree; yeah, I think it went really well with the aesthetics; 818 00:30:32.697 --> 00:30:34.499 so I kind of decided to leave it there. 819 00:30:34.499 --> 00:30:34.999 Linus: Yeah. 820 00:30:35.300 --> 00:30:36.701 Tito: Yep, so I mean- 821 00:30:36.734 --> 00:30:37.368 Linus: Wow. 822 00:30:38.036 --> 00:30:39.571 Tito: Yeah, so it's a hodgepodge; 823 00:30:39.571 --> 00:30:41.773 but I think hopefully at the end of the day it works. 824 00:30:42.507 --> 00:30:45.877 Linus: Yeah, it might be a hodgepodge; but maybe it's no bodge. 825 00:30:46.444 --> 00:30:48.613 Tito: That's right, it turned on, it was the first one. 826 00:30:48.646 --> 00:30:49.214 Linus: Wow. 827 00:30:49.214 --> 00:30:49.614 Tito: Yeah. 828 00:30:51.916 --> 00:30:52.717 Linus: That's great. 829 00:30:54.452 --> 00:30:56.855 Linus: I think yours is quieter! 830 00:30:56.955 --> 00:30:57.589 Tito: There we go. 831 00:31:00.024 --> 00:31:04.229 Linus: Okay, he has no side panel; bit of a hack, but still! 832 00:31:04.629 --> 00:31:07.131 Zach: Okay; again, might be a you issue. 833 00:31:08.867 --> 00:31:10.235 Linus: I mean, I am the kind of person 834 00:31:10.235 --> 00:31:13.671 that was known to put my computer on a different floor of my house. 835 00:31:13.671 --> 00:31:14.939 so I don't have to listen to it. 836 00:31:15.073 --> 00:31:16.241 Zach: That is true, yeah. 837 00:31:17.075 --> 00:31:19.277 Zach: Okay, it's a little loud; it's a little loud. 838 00:31:19.878 --> 00:31:22.347 Zach: I did not get a chance to configure it though, just for the record. 839 00:31:22.347 --> 00:31:24.082 Linus: He would normally tune that kind of thing. 840 00:31:24.182 --> 00:31:24.482 Zach: Mmhmm. 841 00:31:24.482 --> 00:31:24.849 Linus: Mmhmm. 842 00:31:25.316 --> 00:31:29.187 Linus: But would he normally tune the build for optimum performance? 843 00:31:29.354 --> 00:31:29.888 Zach: Mmhmm. 844 00:31:30.088 --> 00:31:35.627 Linus: And it doesn't look better; so it could look better. 845 00:31:36.427 --> 00:31:37.929 David: But that's only one of three benchmarks. 846 00:31:37.962 --> 00:31:41.466 Linus: Right out of the gate I'm already finding problems I didn't notice before. 847 00:31:42.033 --> 00:31:42.700 Joyce: Is it good? 848 00:31:43.368 --> 00:31:46.471 Linus: I mean, you tell me; you're supposed to know, buddy. 849 00:31:46.471 --> 00:31:48.439 Joyce: I'm sure it's good, I'm sure it's good but I can't see. 850 00:31:48.606 --> 00:31:53.244 Linus: You even had a cable tie in there; you just didn't tie it to anything. 851 00:31:53.378 --> 00:31:54.479 Joyce: What? What are you talking about? 852 00:31:54.512 --> 00:31:56.314 Linus: I'm talking about that cable tie. 853 00:31:57.215 --> 00:31:58.249 Joyce: I don't need that. 854 00:31:58.683 --> 00:32:00.151 Linus: But then why'd you put it in there? 855 00:32:00.518 --> 00:32:01.552 Joyce: I didn't do that. 856 00:32:02.287 --> 00:32:04.188 Linus: Who built your computer then? 857 00:32:05.056 --> 00:32:06.357 Joyce: Why do you find so many issues? 858 00:32:06.357 --> 00:32:07.759 Joyce: Don't look at this, just look at the screen. 859 00:32:08.026 --> 00:32:09.861 Okay? This is irrelevant. 860 00:32:10.328 --> 00:32:13.898 Linus: Who would have thought you want to dominate Cyberpunk, 861 00:32:13.898 --> 00:32:17.502 you go for the best CPU, TechJoyce. 862 00:32:17.535 --> 00:32:18.102 Joyce: Mmhmm. 863 00:32:18.269 --> 00:32:19.604 You can smell the heat, right? 864 00:32:19.604 --> 00:32:19.938 David: Yeah. 865 00:32:19.938 --> 00:32:21.239 Linus: Like now I have the side panel off. 866 00:32:21.239 --> 00:32:22.774 Linus: Here, go, smell it, smell it. 867 00:32:22.807 --> 00:32:23.508 David: Everyone have a go. 868 00:32:24.943 --> 00:32:26.044 Linus: Yeah, can you smell the heat? 869 00:32:26.344 --> 00:32:27.679 Danny: It might just be burning dust. 870 00:32:27.679 --> 00:32:28.313 Joyce: It smells good. 871 00:32:29.447 --> 00:32:31.683 Zach: Maybe that's what you were hearing as well. 872 00:32:31.783 --> 00:32:35.386 Linus: Yeah; yeah, totally unbiased, unbiased opinion. 873 00:32:38.423 --> 00:32:40.491 Danny: It can be tuned, right? You can always tune it. 874 00:32:42.126 --> 00:32:43.094 Linus: Who would even bring that up? 875 00:32:43.094 --> 00:32:48.700 Linus: Yeah; I mean, the logo is sideways on the heat sink but like, who cares? 876 00:32:49.801 --> 00:32:50.168 Linus: Right? 877 00:32:50.268 --> 00:32:51.369 Danny: Performance over aesthetics. 878 00:32:51.469 --> 00:32:52.603 Linus: That's right, that's right. 879 00:32:53.171 --> 00:32:55.039 Linus: It's probably a software bug. 880 00:32:56.341 --> 00:32:58.743 Danny: We can tune that, I'm sure we can tune that. 881 00:32:58.743 --> 00:33:01.212 Linus: Okay; here, Can I reach in here? 882 00:33:01.346 --> 00:33:05.917 Linus: Yeah, I'm leaning riser cable right now personally. 883 00:33:05.917 --> 00:33:07.919 Zach: I think the case was brand new, though. 884 00:33:08.019 --> 00:33:09.320 Zach: So, maybe not. 885 00:33:09.320 --> 00:33:09.887 Linus: Yeah. 886 00:33:09.887 --> 00:33:10.855 Zach: I mean, RAM can- 887 00:33:10.855 --> 00:33:11.956 Danny: Did you verify the extensions? 888 00:33:11.956 --> 00:33:13.124 Zach: Oh, come on now. 889 00:33:13.791 --> 00:33:15.159 Zach: Let's not get ridiculous. 890 00:33:16.160 --> 00:33:20.465 Linus: Man, PCIe risers, I'm not- Not a fan, really. 891 00:33:20.665 --> 00:33:25.269 Zach: Sometimes the gamble pays off; sometimes it doesn't. 892 00:33:25.269 --> 00:33:26.504 Linus: I mean, that is gambling. 893 00:33:26.537 --> 00:33:26.838 Zach: Yeah. 894 00:33:26.838 --> 00:33:27.805 Linus: In a nutshell, right? 895 00:33:29.140 --> 00:33:30.074 Zach: You could say that. 896 00:33:32.477 --> 00:33:34.479 Linus: See, me, I would never gamble in a nutshell; 897 00:33:34.979 --> 00:33:37.248 Linus: I would gamble maybe more like a casino. 898 00:33:37.348 --> 00:33:39.550 Zach: It's gonna work this time, though; so, we're good. 899 00:33:39.817 --> 00:33:40.251 Linus: Right. 900 00:33:40.451 --> 00:33:40.785 Zach: Yeah. 901 00:33:40.785 --> 00:33:41.185 Linus: Yeah. 902 00:33:41.252 --> 00:33:42.720 Zach: I won't pull the power cable. 903 00:33:43.554 --> 00:33:44.222 Linus: That's smart. 904 00:33:44.322 --> 00:33:46.124 Zach: Yeah, I was just trying to give you some content man. 905 00:33:47.959 --> 00:33:49.360 Zach: Trying to make it interesting. 906 00:33:49.360 --> 00:33:50.061 Linus: You're considerate like that. 907 00:33:50.061 --> 00:33:50.762 Zach: I feel like I'm like- 908 00:33:50.895 --> 00:33:51.462 Linus: He's a giver. 909 00:33:51.462 --> 00:33:51.796 Zach: Yeah. 910 00:33:52.096 --> 00:33:55.433 Linus: Okay, hoping for the best here, but I- Man, I really do. 911 00:33:55.433 --> 00:33:57.368 Zach: What's our backup plan if this does not pan out? 912 00:33:57.368 --> 00:33:59.237 Linus: Our backup plan is we just go get a riser, 913 00:33:59.237 --> 00:34:00.938 and we hang your GPU out the side of the case, 914 00:34:00.938 --> 00:34:02.940 and you lose all of your aesthetic points. 915 00:34:03.107 --> 00:34:03.541 Zach: Okay. 916 00:34:04.542 --> 00:34:05.743 Linus: But you'll get your performance back. 917 00:34:05.743 --> 00:34:06.344 Zach: There you go. 918 00:34:07.011 --> 00:34:11.616 Linus: Why is this six megatransters per sec- Or why is this six gigatransters per second? 919 00:34:12.617 --> 00:34:13.184 What the heck? 920 00:34:13.885 --> 00:34:15.586 Okay, well you kind of lucked out. 921 00:34:15.686 --> 00:34:19.290 You've got 6000 megatransters per second, CL36. 922 00:34:19.290 --> 00:34:21.659 That's actually probably really close to what you had then. 923 00:34:22.960 --> 00:34:25.363 Okay; yeah, because these were CL30. 924 00:34:25.363 --> 00:34:26.597 Oh, no; these were CL- Oh, wow. 925 00:34:26.631 --> 00:34:28.032 You just got a performance boost, whoops. 926 00:34:28.766 --> 00:34:32.603 That was not my intention, but I don't have time to go change it again. 927 00:34:32.703 --> 00:34:35.239 Zach: It's really nice having you configure my PC for me. 928 00:34:35.373 --> 00:34:37.608 Like, this was never on my bingo card. 929 00:34:37.708 --> 00:34:39.110 Linus: Yeah, I think it's going to be the RAM. 930 00:34:39.444 --> 00:34:40.645 Tito: Linus's favorite! 931 00:34:41.479 --> 00:34:42.280 Danny: New favorite. 932 00:34:43.114 --> 00:34:46.050 Zach: Yeah, if we could turn this around, I mean that'd be great. 933 00:34:46.184 --> 00:34:48.319 I have never seen that before in my life, have you? 934 00:34:48.386 --> 00:34:48.953 Linus: No. 935 00:34:52.056 --> 00:34:55.827 Linus: I mean, the day I met my wife I'd never seen her before in my life though, 936 00:34:55.827 --> 00:34:56.694 and she turned out great. 937 00:34:56.727 --> 00:34:59.864 Zach: There you go, I like the optimism. 938 00:34:59.864 --> 00:35:01.232 Linus: Not everything new is bad. 939 00:35:01.466 --> 00:35:01.933 Zach: That's true. 940 00:35:01.933 --> 00:35:03.167 Linus: Don't fear the unknown. 941 00:35:03.367 --> 00:35:04.802 David: He's your new favorite, be nice. 942 00:35:04.936 --> 00:35:06.437 Linus: Oh, yeah; that's right, he is my new favorite. 943 00:35:06.571 --> 00:35:09.307 I love an underdog, love an underdog. 944 00:35:09.407 --> 00:35:10.842 David: He has the best CPU. 945 00:35:12.410 --> 00:35:12.910 Linus: Yeah. 946 00:35:14.912 --> 00:35:16.147 David: I'm sorry, everybody; Tito wins. 947 00:35:16.981 --> 00:35:17.815 Linus: You don't have any lighting. 948 00:35:18.583 --> 00:35:19.717 Zach: No, we don't need lighting. 949 00:35:19.717 --> 00:35:23.521 Zach: We don't- Our aesthetics don't rely on RGB-ness or whatnot; 950 00:35:23.521 --> 00:35:25.223 Zach: just super clean, minimal. 951 00:35:25.223 --> 00:35:25.656 Linus: Right. 952 00:35:25.690 --> 00:35:26.390 Zach: Two colors. 953 00:35:26.390 --> 00:35:28.893 Linus: Right, but I can't see it. 954 00:35:29.760 --> 00:35:31.062 Zach: Well, I don't know what's- 955 00:35:31.129 --> 00:35:34.098 Zach: That might be a you issue because I can see everything inside of here; 956 00:35:34.098 --> 00:35:34.899 Zach: and it looks great. 957 00:35:35.600 --> 00:35:36.934 Zach: I think you're hearing this. 958 00:35:37.468 --> 00:35:37.935 Linus: No. 959 00:35:38.302 --> 00:35:39.237 Linus: I think what I'm hearing is- 960 00:35:39.237 --> 00:35:40.037 Zach: I think that's what that is. 961 00:35:40.037 --> 00:35:42.206 Linus: I think what I'm hearing is the fans in your computer. 962 00:35:43.040 --> 00:35:44.175 Zach: Oh my god. 963 00:35:44.175 --> 00:35:45.409 Linus: Whoa. 964 00:35:45.543 --> 00:35:49.213 Realistically, the competition is actually not that intense so far. 965 00:35:49.914 --> 00:35:52.216 Tito: Well, at least it works; that's the one thing I'm thrilled about. 966 00:35:52.216 --> 00:35:53.718 Linus: That's true, you know what? 967 00:35:53.718 --> 00:35:55.720 Tito: I was a little scared it wasn't going to boot at first. 968 00:35:55.820 --> 00:35:56.787 Tito: It booted first. 969 00:35:56.787 --> 00:36:00.691 Linus: And like these guys with their greasy glass panels, you don't even have a glass panel. 970 00:36:00.825 --> 00:36:01.559 Tito: Do you even need one? 971 00:36:01.592 --> 00:36:02.727 Linus: There's nothing to have grease on it. 972 00:36:02.860 --> 00:36:05.296 Tito: Yeah, better air flow; that's what I say. 973 00:36:05.396 --> 00:36:06.564 Zach: Um, I think- 974 00:36:06.564 --> 00:36:07.798 Linus: Yeah, why is yours greasy Zach? 975 00:36:07.832 --> 00:36:08.766 Zach: I think that's you, actually. 976 00:36:09.267 --> 00:36:09.934 Linus: I don't think so. 977 00:36:09.934 --> 00:36:11.802 Zach: It looks like your fingerprints, I guess. 978 00:36:11.802 --> 00:36:12.870 Linus: I mean, we could check that. 979 00:36:12.870 --> 00:36:15.406 Linus: That's the thing about fingerprints is it's pretty easy to check. 980 00:36:15.840 --> 00:36:16.107 Zach: Yep. 981 00:36:16.107 --> 00:36:16.974 Linus: Yeah, clearly not me. 982 00:36:17.008 --> 00:36:19.377 Linus: Man, this was a very ambitious project. 983 00:36:20.678 --> 00:36:25.383 Linus: Wanting like four computers made of second hand hardware to work. 984 00:36:25.816 --> 00:36:27.818 Linus: What the hell were we thinking? 985 00:36:28.019 --> 00:36:31.222 Linus: Because Nerd on a Budget whose name I got wrong a few minutes ago. 986 00:36:31.322 --> 00:36:33.658 Linus: I'd hate for my favorite to lose. 987 00:36:33.758 --> 00:36:34.825 Danny: Second favorite now. 988 00:36:34.992 --> 00:36:36.227 Linus: Yeah, second favorite. 989 00:36:36.360 --> 00:36:40.932 Linus: Um, but what we can all agree on is that Zach is not my favorite, so- 990 00:36:41.065 --> 00:36:43.000 Zach: Yep, we're all tracking that. 991 00:36:43.034 --> 00:36:43.534 Linus: Yeah. 992 00:36:44.335 --> 00:36:44.936 Zach: We got it. 993 00:36:45.937 --> 00:36:47.972 Linus: There's the podium and then there's Zach. 994 00:36:48.105 --> 00:36:50.074 Danny: Wait, should we average three runs? 995 00:36:50.074 --> 00:36:52.310 Zach: Great call; great call, let's move on. 996 00:36:52.443 --> 00:36:52.543 Linus: I can't, I can't believe that you- I can't believe you pulled that off. 997 00:36:52.543 --> 00:36:56.113 Oh, oh, oh, this is a close battle. 998 00:36:56.147 --> 00:36:59.550 Whoa! Okay. 999 00:37:01.152 --> 00:37:02.753 Linus: Maybe you're my favorite again. 1000 00:37:03.654 --> 00:37:04.222 Danny: Thank you. 1001 00:37:04.922 --> 00:37:05.456 Danny: Father. 1002 00:37:05.823 --> 00:37:07.725 Zach: Uh, are we tracking this right here? 1003 00:37:07.725 --> 00:37:09.627 Can we get an insert of that? 1004 00:37:09.961 --> 00:37:10.728 Linus: I don't see nothing. 1005 00:37:10.728 --> 00:37:12.230 Zach: Thank you, appreciate it. 1006 00:37:13.497 --> 00:37:13.998 Andrew: Oh yeah. 1007 00:37:16.267 --> 00:37:17.368 Andrew: Okay, okay. 1008 00:37:18.603 --> 00:37:19.003 Andrew: Okay, cool. 1009 00:37:19.003 --> 00:37:23.374 Zach: I'm feeling pretty good about the build, a little concerned about the judge. 1010 00:37:26.110 --> 00:37:28.312 Zach: You know, a couple things not going my way right now, but- 1011 00:37:28.346 --> 00:37:30.581 Linus: The judge is just numbers, brother. 1012 00:37:30.748 --> 00:37:33.818 Linus: I'm just here, I'm just here to add personality and fun. 1013 00:37:33.951 --> 00:37:37.755 Zach: We're putting in a lot of effort right now to make my PC not look good; 1014 00:37:38.522 --> 00:37:41.959 which is a little concerning but I think I can push through, we'll be all right. 1015 00:37:42.860 --> 00:37:46.364 Linus: I mean, there's nothing I can do about all the fingerprints you left on it. 1016 00:37:46.364 --> 00:37:48.065 Zach: Like that is literally all you right there. 1017 00:37:48.165 --> 00:37:50.301 Linus: Literally, literally not even. 1018 00:37:50.301 --> 00:37:50.801 Zach: That's all you. 1019 00:37:50.901 --> 00:37:51.736 Linus: Literally not even. 1020 00:37:53.437 --> 00:37:54.872 Linus: Oh, yeah, hmm. 1021 00:37:55.339 --> 00:37:56.674 Linus: Yeah; well, okay. 1022 00:37:58.009 --> 00:37:59.010 Linus: Better luck next season. 1023 00:38:03.347 --> 00:38:04.949 Linus: We're not going to draw any conclusions yet though; 1024 00:38:07.518 --> 00:38:12.356 other than to say that sometimes appearances can be deceiving, 1025 00:38:16.927 --> 00:38:19.563 Linus: but also very important, you know. 1026 00:38:19.563 --> 00:38:20.031 Zach: Thank you. 1027 00:38:20.531 --> 00:38:21.499 Zach: And we get the bonus points. 1028 00:38:22.667 --> 00:38:23.801 Linus: You get the bonus multiplier. 1029 00:38:23.801 --> 00:38:24.602 Zach: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. 1030 00:38:24.735 --> 00:38:25.336 Linus: Bonus multiplier. 1031 00:38:25.369 --> 00:38:26.570 Zach: Come on, man; come on. 1032 00:38:26.804 --> 00:38:28.439 Zach: We still got inserts to shoot. 1033 00:38:28.439 --> 00:38:29.140 Linus: Okay, alright. 1034 00:38:29.140 --> 00:38:29.740 Zach: What's the bonus? 1035 00:38:30.308 --> 00:38:31.242 Linus: With a bonus? 1036 00:38:31.342 --> 00:38:33.177 Linus: Oh, yeah; yeah, can you put that in there? 1037 00:38:33.277 --> 00:38:36.013 So aesthetic bonus multiplier 11 I think is what we ended up with? 1038 00:38:36.147 --> 00:38:36.947 Zach: 12, but yeah. 1039 00:38:38.249 --> 00:38:38.849 Linus: Don't push it. 1040 00:38:39.417 --> 00:38:42.453 Linus: Well it looks like it might come apart, but it is good; 1041 00:38:42.553 --> 00:38:44.889 it's good, and if you get that PC, 1042 00:38:44.989 --> 00:38:48.426 you could get a different case and rebuild it really nicely. 1043 00:38:49.160 --> 00:38:52.863 Any one of those three machines, if you were to sit down in front of them blind, 1044 00:38:52.997 --> 00:38:56.267 I guarantee that you wouldn't care what FPS it's running at. 1045 00:38:56.634 --> 00:39:00.137 Zach: So it comes down to aesthetics is what you're saying. 1046 00:39:00.237 --> 00:39:02.273 Linus: No, no, no; it was a joke. 1047 00:39:02.273 --> 00:39:03.641 If you sat down in front of it blind. 1048 00:39:04.175 --> 00:39:07.378 David: What was it like being with Linus? Hanging out with Linus? 1049 00:39:07.378 --> 00:39:07.478 Closest without going over. 1050 00:39:07.478 --> 00:39:09.714 Zach: Honestly, it was a really fun day; 1051 00:39:09.814 --> 00:39:13.084 like being able to shoot with him and seeing what happens behind the scenes 1052 00:39:13.084 --> 00:39:16.854 and the big crew to make this happen was really cool. 1053 00:39:16.854 --> 00:39:21.492 It was not on my bingo card to troubleshoot my own PC that I built with Linus. 1054 00:39:21.492 --> 00:39:23.594 It was fun, it was great. 1055 00:39:23.694 --> 00:39:26.063 Tito: It's eye opening, it's a lot of fun; 1056 00:39:26.063 --> 00:39:29.100 it's really cool to see him working and inspiring. 1057 00:39:29.133 --> 00:39:32.536 So yeah, overall really awesome and interesting to see. 1058 00:39:32.570 --> 00:39:36.374 Danny: It was pretty low key, pretty chill; it was fun, 1059 00:39:36.374 --> 00:39:39.510 it was my first time doing kind of like a bigger production shoot like this, so. 1060 00:39:39.610 --> 00:39:41.879 David: What did you think of Danny's computer? 1061 00:39:42.446 --> 00:39:43.748 Tito: Ooh, Danny's computer. 1062 00:39:43.748 --> 00:39:46.217 I mean, honestly I feel like everybody else's computer was 1063 00:39:46.250 --> 00:39:50.020 really, really nice looking and they performed really, really well, obviously. 1064 00:39:50.054 --> 00:39:53.057 But yeah, no, Danny's computer was fantastic though.","speaker":null,"is_sponsor":0}],"full_text":"David: The concept of the video, you're all competing to build the best thousand dollar-ish computer. 2 00:00:04.237 --> 00:00:06.373 We're actually going to shoot like sort of your intros first, 3 00:00:06.373 --> 00:00:07.941 so it's gonna be sort of confessional style. 4 00:00:07.941 --> 00:00:11.378 You'll be like, hey I'm so and so, I make this kind of content, 5 00:00:11.411 --> 00:00:13.780 and I believe this is what's gonna give me my edge today. 6 00:00:13.813 --> 00:00:17.751 And so it'll be very brief, and then we're gonna all walk over to the other building that we have, 7 00:00:17.751 --> 00:00:18.885 where all the parts are. 8 00:00:18.985 --> 00:00:22.088 Alright, so why don't we start with the intro stuff now. 9 00:00:22.188 --> 00:00:24.591 Is there... Glenn or Andrew, is one of you ready to shoot? 10 00:00:24.591 --> 00:00:25.992 Andrew: Yep, yep; I am ready. 11 00:00:26.026 --> 00:00:27.027 David: Who wants to go first? 12 00:00:27.861 --> 00:00:28.495 Zach: Not it. 13 00:00:30.230 --> 00:00:30.964 David: Danny, you're up. 14 00:00:30.964 --> 00:00:32.565 Danny: I'll go first, there we go. 15 00:00:33.833 --> 00:00:35.035 David: Excellent, I'll take that. 16 00:00:35.068 --> 00:00:36.236 Danny: Oh, great. 17 00:00:36.770 --> 00:00:37.504 Danny: Oh, no. 18 00:00:38.438 --> 00:00:39.172 David: Good start. 19 00:00:39.172 --> 00:00:40.140 Danny: Yeah. 20 00:00:41.508 --> 00:00:43.910 David: Just to reiterate the plan, we've already shot our intros; 21 00:00:43.910 --> 00:00:48.581 we're gonna walk over to the other side, we're gonna do a part where we do an intro with Linus, 22 00:00:48.615 --> 00:00:49.682 and then we're gonna pick the parts. 23 00:00:49.682 --> 00:00:52.952 So we're gonna... there's a big pile of parts that are already pre-priced, 24 00:00:52.952 --> 00:00:54.921 but you're allowed to grab anything from inventory, 25 00:00:54.921 --> 00:00:56.923 and I'll just kind of come up with the price on the fly. 26 00:00:57.090 --> 00:01:00.193 Um, so we're gonna take turns picking parts. 27 00:01:00.260 --> 00:01:02.862 One thing we'll do before we go is actually decide the order. 28 00:01:02.896 --> 00:01:04.497 So we're gonna go pick our parts. 29 00:01:04.497 --> 00:01:08.935 Your power supply is supplied because it's a sponsor, so it's $130 against your budget. 30 00:01:08.935 --> 00:01:10.703 Everything else is pretty flex. 31 00:01:10.703 --> 00:01:13.807 You already have your CPUs and GPUs, but everything else is there. 32 00:01:13.840 --> 00:01:15.708 It'll also make more sense when we're there doing it. 33 00:01:15.708 --> 00:01:18.511 We're gonna come back over here, we're gonna divide into groups of two, 34 00:01:18.511 --> 00:01:22.048 and you're each gonna build your own computer with all the parts you've selected. 35 00:01:22.082 --> 00:01:24.818 You'll have about two hours but we're not like setting a timer. 36 00:01:24.851 --> 00:01:27.854 We might do that on camera and be like, 5, 4, 3, 20. 37 00:01:27.854 --> 00:01:28.321 Danny: Yeah. 38 00:01:28.655 --> 00:01:30.123 David: We're not gonna like enforce it. 39 00:01:30.123 --> 00:01:31.825 David: Like, if you don't finish your computer we're not gonna be like, 40 00:01:31.825 --> 00:01:32.692 \"huh, you lose!\". 41 00:01:34.494 --> 00:01:37.864 After that, there'll be a little bit of a break so that we can set up all the computers 42 00:01:37.864 --> 00:01:38.965 and make sure everything's working. 43 00:01:38.965 --> 00:01:41.634 And then we'll shoot benchmarking all four at once. 44 00:01:41.634 --> 00:01:43.570 We'll declare a winner, 45 00:01:43.570 --> 00:01:47.240 but really the winner's gonna be whoever gets their computer bought first on Jawa; 46 00:01:47.240 --> 00:01:49.576 so it's like there is no losers, no winners; 47 00:01:49.609 --> 00:01:52.378 David: and then that's, that's gonna be it. 48 00:01:52.412 --> 00:01:54.214 David: It's probably gonna take most of the day. 49 00:01:54.214 --> 00:01:57.117 We have pizza coming around 12:30. 50 00:01:57.117 --> 00:02:00.787 David: If- I forgot to tell you, if you need snacks now there's snacks in both buildings; 51 00:02:01.521 --> 00:02:04.724 so in the kitchen, those drawers down there, there's snacks down there. 52 00:02:04.858 --> 00:02:06.726 Also, washroom; you guys probably wanna know where washrooms are. 53 00:02:06.726 --> 00:02:07.393 Zach: Yeah, okay. 54 00:02:08.228 --> 00:02:13.399 Zach: I feel like this is more expensive than the entire production of ZZT. 55 00:02:14.601 --> 00:02:16.402 David: It's not as bad as when we used to use REDs. 56 00:02:16.402 --> 00:02:18.104 Andrew: Yeah, this is not so... 57 00:02:18.238 --> 00:02:19.272 Zach: Is this reasonable for you guys? 58 00:02:19.272 --> 00:02:19.606 David: Yeah. 59 00:02:19.606 --> 00:02:19.873 Andrew: Yeah. 60 00:02:19.873 --> 00:02:20.740 Andrew: Like these lenses are- 61 00:02:20.740 --> 00:02:21.608 Zach: It looks reasonable, yeah. 62 00:02:21.608 --> 00:02:23.776 Andrew: They're pretty consumer lenses, they're not- 63 00:02:23.776 --> 00:02:25.979 David: Like the cameras are so expensive; they're six grand? 64 00:02:26.012 --> 00:02:26.946 Andrew: Yeah, they're like- 65 00:02:26.980 --> 00:02:29.382 David: They're not... but like when we use the reds, those are dumb; 66 00:02:29.415 --> 00:02:30.450 David: that was like, costing 40 grand each. 67 00:02:30.650 --> 00:02:31.084 Andrew: Yeah. 68 00:02:31.117 --> 00:02:32.685 Danny: ...like a canon. 69 00:02:33.686 --> 00:02:34.921 Glenn: Yeah, canon; let's go. 70 00:02:36.489 --> 00:02:37.557 Glenn: No one says canon by the way. 71 00:02:37.857 --> 00:02:40.460 David: We're beginning the great, grand migration to the other side. 72 00:02:40.760 --> 00:02:41.728 Linus: Oh! Zach: Sup man. 73 00:02:42.328 --> 00:02:42.962 Linus: Morning everybody. 74 00:02:42.996 --> 00:02:43.396 Zach: How's it going? 75 00:02:43.396 --> 00:02:44.664 Linus: I'm just going to do one of these. 76 00:02:44.697 --> 00:02:46.533 Linus: I'm sorry if it's cringe. 77 00:02:47.133 --> 00:02:47.567 Danny: Danny. 78 00:02:48.735 --> 00:02:49.569 Linus: Um... 79 00:02:50.136 --> 00:02:50.737 Linus: Welcome! 80 00:02:51.271 --> 00:02:51.771 Danny: Thank you. 81 00:02:52.005 --> 00:02:54.974 Linus: To our very brown studio. 82 00:02:56.042 --> 00:02:58.511 Linus: They put the wrong color in the spray foam. 83 00:02:58.778 --> 00:02:59.579 Danny: I see. 84 00:02:59.612 --> 00:03:00.847 David: Brown is everyone's favorite color, right? 85 00:03:00.847 --> 00:03:01.881 Linus: Looks like that now. 86 00:03:02.916 --> 00:03:03.850 Linus: Yay! 87 00:03:05.185 --> 00:03:06.519 David: Almost as beloved as gray. 88 00:03:07.287 --> 00:03:10.156 Linus: Has David kind of given you guys the tour this morning kind of thing? 89 00:03:10.156 --> 00:03:13.126 David: Not so much the tour, we just got on this side; we were on the other side. 90 00:03:13.126 --> 00:03:16.563 We shot intros, we actually shot a short as well; 91 00:03:16.563 --> 00:03:19.065 David: but now we're going to shoot the intro to this with you. 92 00:03:19.065 --> 00:03:19.566 Linus: Cool. 93 00:03:19.566 --> 00:03:20.767 David: And then do the part selection. 94 00:03:20.767 --> 00:03:21.901 Linus: Okay, excellent. 95 00:03:22.335 --> 00:03:23.069 Linus: Um... 96 00:03:24.037 --> 00:03:25.238 Linus: Can I check something with you really fast? 97 00:03:25.238 --> 00:03:25.738 David: Yes, of course. 98 00:03:25.738 --> 00:03:26.573 Linus: No, no; here's fine. 99 00:03:26.573 --> 00:03:26.873 David: Okay. 100 00:03:27.473 --> 00:03:31.444 Linus: So, ou know how I've been hating my braces very much? 101 00:03:31.978 --> 00:03:32.645 David: You have braces? 102 00:03:33.179 --> 00:03:33.846 Linus: Thank you for that. 103 00:03:36.249 --> 00:03:38.618 Linus: Anyway, there's like a semi-permanent wax 104 00:03:38.618 --> 00:03:40.553 that they can put on them to make them less sharp. 105 00:03:40.553 --> 00:03:41.054 David: Oh no. 106 00:03:41.054 --> 00:03:44.591 Linus: And they can accommodate me during my lunch hour today. 107 00:03:46.125 --> 00:03:47.493 Linus: Okay, alright. 108 00:03:47.527 --> 00:03:51.264 Your face is telling me you're in as much pain as the inside of my mouth. 109 00:03:51.631 --> 00:03:52.398 Linus: Uh... 110 00:03:52.398 --> 00:03:53.733 David: How far and how long does it take? 111 00:03:54.534 --> 00:03:57.570 Linus: It's about 10 minutes away and it takes about 15-20 minutes. 112 00:04:00.173 --> 00:04:00.607 David: Yeah. 113 00:04:01.341 --> 00:04:01.941 Andrew: That's an hour. 114 00:04:01.975 --> 00:04:02.942 David: That's an hour total. 115 00:04:03.710 --> 00:04:07.547 David: I was hoping you would be able to hang out for lunch with our people. 116 00:04:07.680 --> 00:04:08.147 Linus: Okay. 117 00:04:08.147 --> 00:04:09.415 David: Yeah, you know what? No. 118 00:04:09.849 --> 00:04:10.350 Linus: Okay. 119 00:04:11.384 --> 00:04:11.918 David: I'm sorry. 120 00:04:11.918 --> 00:04:12.852 Linus: Well, there you have it. 121 00:04:13.419 --> 00:04:15.054 Zach: Is that actually how decisions are made? Like... 122 00:04:17.023 --> 00:04:18.658 David: That's the most power I've ever felt in my life. 123 00:04:19.993 --> 00:04:20.860 Zach: What's going on here? 124 00:04:20.960 --> 00:04:22.161 David: Do you, do you- 125 00:04:23.296 --> 00:04:24.697 Linus: I've put up with it this long. 126 00:04:25.431 --> 00:04:27.700 David: If you wouldn't mind, it would be really nice to be able to get this done. 127 00:04:27.800 --> 00:04:29.335 Linus: Yeah, it wouldn't have been such a problem 128 00:04:29.369 --> 00:04:31.237 if the last couple of weeks hadn't been so stressful. 129 00:04:31.237 --> 00:04:32.372 Linus: And I hadn't gotten so many ulcers. 130 00:04:32.372 --> 00:04:33.640 David: Is there a specific time you have to go in or- 131 00:04:33.673 --> 00:04:38.244 Because there is about an hour of like set up between building and shooting. 132 00:04:38.511 --> 00:04:39.279 Linus: Oh, when's that? 133 00:04:39.312 --> 00:04:40.313 David: So we could accommodate that. 134 00:04:40.313 --> 00:04:42.048 David: It depends, that's the problem. 135 00:04:42.048 --> 00:04:44.651 So like we could, we could name a time; probably about 2pm. 136 00:04:46.319 --> 00:04:47.487 David: And we could probably accommodate you then. 137 00:04:48.087 --> 00:04:49.522 David: Lunch is 12:30. 138 00:04:50.923 --> 00:04:51.424 Linus: Okay. 139 00:04:54.961 --> 00:04:57.297 David: But yeah, you have to... It has to be an in and out thing. 140 00:04:57.297 --> 00:04:57.730 Linus: Okay. 141 00:04:57.930 --> 00:04:59.899 David: Because we said no to one of your meetings 142 00:04:59.899 --> 00:05:01.301 that was probably going to go to two hours. 143 00:05:02.268 --> 00:05:03.102 Linus: Oh, okay. 144 00:05:03.703 --> 00:05:04.404 Linus: Uh, okay. 145 00:05:04.937 --> 00:05:08.408 I don't know if they're open on weekends, 146 00:05:08.441 --> 00:05:12.478 but maybe I'll ask if they can take me this weekend, and otherwise- 147 00:05:12.945 --> 00:05:14.614 Linus: They are not open on weekends, okay, cool. 148 00:05:14.681 --> 00:05:16.749 David: See if they can take you at like 2:15. 149 00:05:18.117 --> 00:05:19.519 And I think that's probably the best time. 150 00:05:19.886 --> 00:05:20.853 Sammy: Good morning Linus. 151 00:05:20.887 --> 00:05:22.889 Linus: Oh, what's up Floatplane? How my Floaters doing? 152 00:05:23.589 --> 00:05:24.424 Sammy: You know what? They're doing good. 153 00:05:24.424 --> 00:05:26.092 Linus: Excellent, excellent. 154 00:05:26.125 --> 00:05:27.727 Linus: Yeah, I know this is going to be awesome. 155 00:05:27.760 --> 00:05:34.767 We were like, hey look realistically we think you should get lots of different perspectives 156 00:05:34.801 --> 00:05:37.370 on you know, what's the best hardware for your money. 157 00:05:37.403 --> 00:05:41.207 But watching a lot of channels, that's a lot of work. 158 00:05:41.574 --> 00:05:44.444 Linus: So, we brought all the creators to one channel. 159 00:05:44.477 --> 00:05:45.511 Sammy: Wow, they came just in time. 160 00:05:45.545 --> 00:05:46.379 Linus: Yeah, you can watch them all here. 161 00:05:46.379 --> 00:05:48.548 Linus: I planned that, I planned that. 162 00:05:48.548 --> 00:05:49.082 Sammy: Vision. 163 00:05:49.082 --> 00:05:52.251 Linus: There's a certain case that we have that was free, 164 00:05:53.086 --> 00:05:56.856 but if you decide to build in it it will probably take you 14 hours. 165 00:05:58.458 --> 00:05:59.726 Zach: I'm not seeing the value. 166 00:05:59.726 --> 00:06:02.628 David: Yeah, I don't think that's a good... I don't want them to build in that case. 167 00:06:03.696 --> 00:06:04.997 David: Is it the one that we have many of? 168 00:06:05.331 --> 00:06:05.765 David: Okay. 169 00:06:05.765 --> 00:06:07.600 Linus: Oh yeah, you don't want to build in that case; 170 00:06:07.667 --> 00:06:11.304 Linus: it has a 150-page instruction manual. 171 00:06:11.337 --> 00:06:14.607 David: The last thing we need to do is decide what the order is going to be; 172 00:06:15.441 --> 00:06:16.809 so, one, two, three, four. 173 00:06:17.377 --> 00:06:19.245 David: I'm going to write a number between one and one million; 174 00:06:20.279 --> 00:06:21.614 whoever gets the closest is going to be first, 175 00:06:21.614 --> 00:06:26.252 and then we're just going to proceed to your left with that order. 176 00:06:26.252 --> 00:06:26.986 Linus: Is this content? 177 00:06:27.820 --> 00:06:29.956 David: I mean, I think this is like Floatplane content; I don't think it's- 178 00:06:29.956 --> 00:06:31.157 Linus: Sure, sup Floaters? 179 00:06:31.157 --> 00:06:37.130 Linus: Yes; yes, quite... That actually technically violates the rules. 180 00:06:37.930 --> 00:06:38.531 David: That's true. 181 00:06:39.232 --> 00:06:44.303 Linus: I'm not trying to be a dick about it, I'm just... yeah. 182 00:06:45.405 --> 00:06:47.173 Linus: You know, I'm all for fairness in the game. 183 00:06:47.173 --> 00:06:48.641 David: You're right; you are so right, Linus. 184 00:06:49.409 --> 00:06:50.977 Linus: I get to be right one time. 185 00:06:52.345 --> 00:06:52.812 David: Okay. 186 00:06:52.845 --> 00:06:54.914 Linus: Truly a joy and a privilege. 187 00:06:55.181 --> 00:06:55.982 Tito: 50, 000. 188 00:06:56.048 --> 00:06:56.883 David: 50, 000. 189 00:06:57.550 --> 00:06:58.317 Danny: Five. 190 00:06:58.351 --> 00:06:59.252 Joyce: One million. 191 00:07:00.253 --> 00:07:00.987 Zach: 69. 192 00:07:01.621 --> 00:07:02.155 David: It's one. 193 00:07:02.155 --> 00:07:02.555 Zach: Oof. 194 00:07:02.555 --> 00:07:03.322 David: So you're first. 195 00:07:03.322 --> 00:07:03.790 Danny: Oh. 196 00:07:05.625 --> 00:07:07.894 David: So we'll go one, two, three, four; 197 00:07:08.394 --> 00:07:09.529 four, three, two, one. 198 00:07:09.695 --> 00:07:11.264 David: And we'll go kind of snake draft order. 199 00:07:11.264 --> 00:07:12.665 David: We're going to explain that on camera as well, but just- 200 00:07:12.665 --> 00:07:13.533 Zach: One part at a time? 201 00:07:13.566 --> 00:07:15.034 David: One at a time, you'll pick one part. 202 00:07:16.869 --> 00:07:17.303 Andrew: Thank you. 203 00:07:17.303 --> 00:07:17.670 Glenn: Nice. 204 00:07:17.670 --> 00:07:18.337 Linus: Cool beans. 205 00:07:19.939 --> 00:07:22.241 Linus: The infection spread upward. 206 00:07:23.476 --> 00:07:24.177 Glenn: Where are you going to be next? 207 00:07:24.177 --> 00:07:26.379 Andrew: I'm just letting you figure out where you're going to be. 208 00:07:26.412 --> 00:07:27.447 Andrew: Cause you have to reveal 209 00:07:27.447 --> 00:07:29.649 Linus: It wouldn't have been so bad if I didn't keep getting ulcers; 210 00:07:29.649 --> 00:07:31.150 Linus: so they're like a little hole. 211 00:07:31.150 --> 00:07:34.887 And then the brace spike will like get stuck in the hole as my lips are moving. 212 00:07:34.921 --> 00:07:36.823 Linus: And it like... really hurts. 213 00:07:37.023 --> 00:07:39.025 David: It's been how long now? It's two weeks? 214 00:07:39.258 --> 00:07:40.726 Linus: Yeah, it's been two weeks, so this- 215 00:07:41.394 --> 00:07:43.162 David: Then your mouth is just about to start to *unintelligible*. 216 00:07:43.196 --> 00:07:43.596 Linus: No. 217 00:07:43.596 --> 00:07:44.030 David: No? 218 00:07:44.030 --> 00:07:46.365 Linus: The ceramic braces are crazy sharp. 219 00:07:46.365 --> 00:07:46.833 David: Huh. 220 00:07:46.866 --> 00:07:51.037 Linus: They're like serrated almost on like a nano level; 221 00:07:51.637 --> 00:07:54.073 so they're just shredding up the inside of my lips. 222 00:07:54.106 --> 00:07:56.409 Linus: And it's funny because if you search for light force braces 223 00:07:56.409 --> 00:07:58.444 it's all just like positive testimonials. 224 00:07:58.478 --> 00:08:00.813 Linus: But if you search for light force braces sharp, 225 00:08:00.847 --> 00:08:03.182 it's all people b****ing about how sharp they are 226 00:08:03.182 --> 00:08:05.384 and how horrible they are compared to regular brackets. 227 00:08:05.852 --> 00:08:08.721 So... alright; I made a good choice. 228 00:08:10.189 --> 00:08:11.924 This is why you should never do your own research. 229 00:08:12.558 --> 00:08:17.263 Linus: So, what I'm kind of thinking is can I just... Just move right here. 230 00:08:17.263 --> 00:08:18.397 Zach: You can do whatever you want man. 231 00:08:18.798 --> 00:08:21.400 Linus: Wow, that's very open ended of you. 232 00:08:21.434 --> 00:08:23.870 Zach: Yeah, there's a couple caveats. 233 00:08:24.003 --> 00:08:24.437 Linus: Okay. 234 00:08:24.437 --> 00:08:24.937 Zach: Not many. 235 00:08:25.705 --> 00:08:26.873 Zach: I'll be honest, I... 236 00:08:26.939 --> 00:08:30.309 Linus: Like almost... I almost want like a slightly taller case. 237 00:08:30.877 --> 00:08:32.712 Linus: All these are arranged so nicely. 238 00:08:32.712 --> 00:08:34.747 Andrew: You can move that, we can always move back. 239 00:08:34.947 --> 00:08:39.051 Linus: I'm just going to go like this; so it's just kind of like- 240 00:08:39.051 --> 00:08:41.153 Linus: Like I'm watching tech tips. 241 00:08:41.287 --> 00:08:41.621 Andrew: Okay. 242 00:08:42.555 --> 00:08:43.623 Zach: I'm out of frame, right? 243 00:08:43.623 --> 00:08:45.291 Andrew: Let's push you guys to this side. 244 00:08:45.324 --> 00:08:45.625 Zach: Okay. 245 00:08:45.625 --> 00:08:47.126 Andrew: And then we'll walk you guys over too. 246 00:08:47.894 --> 00:08:49.095 Andrew: I think that would be a better reveal, right? 247 00:08:49.095 --> 00:08:49.495 Glenn: Yeah. 248 00:08:50.463 --> 00:08:51.531 Glenn: Cool, that's good. 249 00:08:51.564 --> 00:08:53.699 Andrew: Okay, let me know when you're ready Linus. 250 00:08:53.833 --> 00:08:59.772 Linus: Oh, actuall- Nope, give me... give me two, two more minutes. 251 00:09:00.439 --> 00:09:02.642 Glenn: Lets have you wait here beside her 252 00:09:02.642 --> 00:09:05.011 And it's the same plane as him, so take a step back. 253 00:09:05.278 --> 00:09:05.878 Glenn: Perfect. 254 00:09:06.212 --> 00:09:06.779 Zach: There we go. 255 00:09:07.246 --> 00:09:08.881 Zach: Are we actually doing the awkward? 256 00:09:08.881 --> 00:09:10.416 Andrew: No, you guys do whatever. 257 00:09:10.449 --> 00:09:10.883 Zach: Okay. 258 00:09:10.883 --> 00:09:12.018 Andrew: Just don't flip us off. 259 00:09:12.018 --> 00:09:12.885 Andrew: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 260 00:09:13.219 --> 00:09:14.987 Glenn: Throw gang signs, whatever you guys want. 261 00:09:15.354 --> 00:09:16.122 Zach: Can we flex? 262 00:09:18.558 --> 00:09:19.859 Tito: That would have been the deal of the day. 263 00:09:20.526 --> 00:09:21.527 Danny: Yes I want first. 264 00:09:22.328 --> 00:09:23.195 Joyce: Why is that playing? 265 00:09:23.696 --> 00:09:24.196 Linus: Sorry? 266 00:09:24.196 --> 00:09:25.231 David: The more awkward it is the better. 267 00:09:25.231 --> 00:09:25.698 Linus: Oh, yeah. 268 00:09:27.600 --> 00:09:29.001 Linus: Cool; well, we're going to have to work around that today. 269 00:09:29.035 --> 00:09:29.969 David: We're going to have to work around it. 270 00:09:30.269 --> 00:09:32.638 Glenn: Okay, we'll film it; and then... 271 00:09:33.940 --> 00:09:34.674 Sammy: Fix in post. 272 00:09:34.840 --> 00:09:35.207 Glenn: Yeah. 273 00:09:35.841 --> 00:09:37.677 Glenn: Sammy will do the audio. 274 00:09:39.679 --> 00:09:40.446 He's the best. 275 00:09:41.347 --> 00:09:43.416 Linus: Getting all of your tech tips from one source 276 00:09:43.416 --> 00:09:45.685 means that you might miss crucial details; 277 00:09:45.685 --> 00:09:51.090 but watching four videos at once is just so inconvenient. 278 00:09:51.924 --> 00:09:53.392 Linus: Ah! Stop! 279 00:09:55.761 --> 00:09:57.463 Linus: Okay, let's get a close up of this. 280 00:09:57.763 --> 00:09:58.197 Andrew: Okay. 281 00:09:59.465 --> 00:10:00.433 Linus: Did that... did that work? 282 00:10:00.433 --> 00:10:01.067 Andrew: Oh it landed, yeah. 283 00:10:01.067 --> 00:10:03.169 David: I think so; I think it's like, it's great. 284 00:10:03.169 --> 00:10:03.736 Linus: Okay. 285 00:10:03.769 --> 00:10:04.737 Andrew: Okay, cool. 286 00:10:04.737 --> 00:10:07.106 Linus: And then just for convenience, I'm just going to take, 287 00:10:07.673 --> 00:10:11.744 Editor's note, we're just going to take the shotgun mic and put it on this cacophony. 288 00:10:16.015 --> 00:10:17.049 Linus: Okay, cool. 289 00:10:17.183 --> 00:10:19.785 Linus: So then yeah, everyone positions now I think. 290 00:10:20.820 --> 00:10:21.253 David: Yep. 291 00:10:21.253 --> 00:10:22.321 Andrew: So they're going to... 292 00:10:22.922 --> 00:10:23.322 Linus: Sorry? 293 00:10:23.356 --> 00:10:24.056 David: All of them going up? 294 00:10:24.056 --> 00:10:25.024 David: They won't be spotted in the frame. 295 00:10:25.224 --> 00:10:25.625 Linus: Oh. 296 00:10:26.158 --> 00:10:27.426 Linus: No, yeah; they can already be up then. 297 00:10:27.426 --> 00:10:28.861 David: Okay, I'm so sorry I got you guys kneeling. 298 00:10:28.894 --> 00:10:29.962 David: Wow, my bad. 299 00:10:31.897 --> 00:10:33.232 Tito: I had something planned and everything. 300 00:10:33.366 --> 00:10:35.935 Linus: Oh, this would be so much better. 301 00:10:36.369 --> 00:10:38.838 Linus: So we have the close up. 302 00:10:39.772 --> 00:10:40.339 Linus: Hold on. 303 00:10:42.141 --> 00:10:42.575 Linus: Okay. 304 00:10:45.444 --> 00:10:45.945 Linus: Ah! 305 00:10:47.680 --> 00:10:49.382 Linus: So, hear me out then; 306 00:10:49.482 --> 00:10:54.620 how about we smash four amazing TechTubers into just one video, 307 00:10:54.787 --> 00:10:56.822 and have them fight to the death! 308 00:10:56.889 --> 00:10:57.289 Zach: Oh. 309 00:10:59.525 --> 00:11:00.059 Joyce: What? 310 00:11:00.226 --> 00:11:00.826 Linus: Is this all? 311 00:11:00.826 --> 00:11:01.494 David: I like it. 312 00:11:01.560 --> 00:11:04.196 David: I think the next shot should be kind of wide so we can see all the parts; 313 00:11:04.196 --> 00:11:06.265 so either you could be here and we see them in the background, 314 00:11:06.298 --> 00:11:07.700 or you're far enough that way that we can see. 315 00:11:07.700 --> 00:11:09.802 Linus: And if you guys want something to do to not feel awkward, 316 00:11:09.802 --> 00:11:11.771 feel free to kind of peruse. 317 00:11:11.771 --> 00:11:12.605 David: Yeah, that's a good idea. 318 00:11:12.838 --> 00:11:17.610 Linus: Just stage rules, open to the camera; so don't be like this. 319 00:11:18.277 --> 00:11:19.378 Linus: If that makes sense. 320 00:11:19.378 --> 00:11:20.413 Linus: So you would be... 321 00:11:20.413 --> 00:11:21.414 Danny: Looking over? 322 00:11:21.414 --> 00:11:24.617 Linus: You could be here because you're open to camera. 323 00:11:24.717 --> 00:11:25.351 Linus: Whoop! 324 00:11:26.052 --> 00:11:29.588 Linus: Or you could be here because you're open to camera. 325 00:11:29.755 --> 00:11:30.089 Linus: Okay. 326 00:11:30.089 --> 00:11:32.258 Andrew: Good, and that meeting part is the sit down. 327 00:11:32.258 --> 00:11:34.160 Linus: And that's the sit down interviews, does that work? 328 00:11:34.160 --> 00:11:34.960 David: Yep, that was great. 329 00:11:35.061 --> 00:11:36.629 David: Now we're in scene two. 330 00:11:36.662 --> 00:11:37.363 David: Which is- 331 00:11:37.363 --> 00:11:40.232 Linus: Wait, hold on; I'd love to get a couple of quick inserts while I'm yikkity yakking. 332 00:11:40.232 --> 00:11:41.600 David: Yes, I think that's a great idea. 333 00:11:41.600 --> 00:11:42.768 Linus: Of them just like looking at stuff and shopping. 334 00:11:42.768 --> 00:11:43.335 Glenn: You know, I have them. 335 00:11:43.636 --> 00:11:44.370 Glenn: We already got them. 336 00:11:44.403 --> 00:11:45.271 Linus: What a guy. 337 00:11:45.271 --> 00:11:46.572 David: I know, what a camera team we got. 338 00:11:46.572 --> 00:11:47.473 Linus: What a guy. 339 00:11:47.740 --> 00:11:48.107 Linus: Okay. 340 00:11:48.340 --> 00:11:49.608 Danny: 7600 non-X. 341 00:11:49.942 --> 00:11:51.577 Zach: Okay, I got you beat at least. 342 00:11:52.011 --> 00:11:53.079 Danny: Here, an X, you mean... 343 00:11:53.079 --> 00:11:54.847 Zach: Yeah, we're absolutely cooked. 344 00:11:55.448 --> 00:11:56.782 Linus: We'll try to accommodate it. 345 00:11:57.483 --> 00:11:58.884 Blah, blah, blah. 346 00:11:58.884 --> 00:11:59.919 Blah, blah, blah. 347 00:12:01.320 --> 00:12:04.256 Just so you know, you can go over budget if you want; 348 00:12:04.390 --> 00:12:08.060 but we're going to be evaluated based on how your build performs- 349 00:12:08.060 --> 00:12:08.627 Linus: Okay... 350 00:12:10.396 --> 00:12:11.030 Linus: ...Ah, yes. 351 00:12:11.030 --> 00:12:11.530 Linus: Okay. 352 00:12:12.398 --> 00:12:15.668 But we're going to evaluate how your build performs across three demanding games, 353 00:12:15.668 --> 00:12:20.172 and you will be penalized one percentage point; maybe we could go to a wide. 354 00:12:20.206 --> 00:12:20.539 Andrew: Yep. 355 00:12:20.573 --> 00:12:23.342 Linus: For every $10 you go over, so be frugal. 356 00:12:23.476 --> 00:12:27.546 We'll go back to the tight; to keep things balanced, we're doing a snake draft. 357 00:12:27.713 --> 00:12:31.484 Starting... Oh, perfect; okay. 358 00:12:31.484 --> 00:12:32.685 David: That kind of works out. 359 00:12:32.718 --> 00:12:34.420 Linus: Okay; yeah, that actually worked out perfectly. 360 00:12:34.420 --> 00:12:35.821 You're standing in exactly the right spot. 361 00:12:35.955 --> 00:12:37.923 Linus: I see, there's just a blank there. 362 00:12:38.090 --> 00:12:38.824 Starting with- 363 00:12:39.391 --> 00:12:44.430 ...and try to give you a fair price; however, you are going to be evaluated- 364 00:12:44.463 --> 00:12:52.605 *Circular saw noises from the back* 365 00:12:52.605 --> 00:12:54.507 Sammy: Why are you blinking like that? Why are you blinking- 366 00:12:54.640 --> 00:13:00.913 Linus: I hate to be a bother, but could we have about 45 seconds of no spinning discs? 367 00:13:02.748 --> 00:13:03.849 David: They might have earphones in. 368 00:13:03.849 --> 00:13:05.484 Linus: Cool, thank you. 369 00:13:05.518 --> 00:13:06.418 Andrew: Okay, roll. 370 00:13:06.552 --> 00:13:06.986 Linus: Okay. 371 00:13:07.186 --> 00:13:09.488 Linus: Now it's time to pick the rest of your computer. 372 00:13:09.488 --> 00:13:11.390 We've got a large stockpile of parts, 373 00:13:11.423 --> 00:13:14.794 but if there's something else that tickles your fancy, 374 00:13:14.927 --> 00:13:18.964 Games Master David will see what he can do and try to get you a fair price. 375 00:13:18.998 --> 00:13:24.170 Now, you are allowed to go over the $1, 000 budget, 376 00:13:24.170 --> 00:13:29.742 but you're going to be evaluated based on how your rig performs in three demanding games, 377 00:13:29.775 --> 00:13:34.780 and there will be a 1% penalty for every $10 you go over budget. 378 00:13:39.118 --> 00:13:39.618 Linus: Damn it. 379 00:13:40.553 --> 00:13:42.822 David: You can start at Games Master David because there will be a shot of me. 380 00:13:42.855 --> 00:13:44.156 Let Glenn get a shot of me. 381 00:13:44.924 --> 00:13:45.457 Linus: Okay. 382 00:13:45.457 --> 00:13:46.292 Andrew: And rolling. 383 00:13:46.759 --> 00:13:47.993 Glenn: And rolling again. 384 00:13:49.361 --> 00:13:50.629 Linus: Let Games Master David know. 385 00:13:50.663 --> 00:13:53.432 He'll see what he can do and give you a fair price. 386 00:13:53.933 --> 00:13:58.103 Now, you are allowed to go over your $1, 000 budget. 387 00:13:58.204 --> 00:14:02.875 However, you're going to be evaluated based on your performance in three demanding games, 388 00:14:02.908 --> 00:14:07.880 and for every $10 you go over, it will cost you 1% of your total score. 389 00:14:08.447 --> 00:14:09.615 Shock and awe. 390 00:14:09.615 --> 00:14:10.616 So, be frugal. 391 00:14:11.350 --> 00:14:15.120 To keep things balanced we're going to be doing a snake draft, starting with Danny, 392 00:14:15.120 --> 00:14:18.591 which was decided by random chance off camera, and also because... 393 00:14:19.491 --> 00:14:21.861 Don't tell the others but we just plain like them better. 394 00:14:24.730 --> 00:14:27.166 Sammy: Are you eyeing any parts right now? Because you've got two picks. 395 00:14:27.333 --> 00:14:27.700 Tito: Yeah. 396 00:14:27.700 --> 00:14:28.300 Sammy: You're also last. 397 00:14:28.834 --> 00:14:30.302 Tito: So I'm eyeing the cheapest parts, 398 00:14:30.302 --> 00:14:34.607 because I think maybe I went a little over budget with my GPU and CPU, so- 399 00:14:34.773 --> 00:14:38.644 David: If you want to know the total of what you're standing with the power supply, 400 00:14:38.677 --> 00:14:42.681 you're at the $730, $805, $720, $780. 401 00:14:42.882 --> 00:14:43.582 Tito: Okay. 402 00:14:43.682 --> 00:14:46.619 Sammy: Does that change your opinion now? Or option now? 403 00:14:46.619 --> 00:14:47.353 Tito: A little bit. 404 00:14:48.687 --> 00:14:51.857 Tito: Yeah, I feel like I have very little wiggle room here, so. 405 00:14:52.324 --> 00:14:53.325 Sammy: But you get two picks, so- 406 00:14:53.359 --> 00:14:54.226 Tito: Yep, yep. 407 00:14:54.693 --> 00:14:56.729 So I think I'm going to probably- Should I tell you which ones I'm going to get? 408 00:14:57.329 --> 00:14:58.564 Sammy: Tell me what you're eyeing, yeah. 409 00:14:58.831 --> 00:15:02.201 Tito: So, I'm eyeing that really cheap case up there, that $22 one; 410 00:15:02.334 --> 00:15:02.968 Tito: Just because- 411 00:15:02.968 --> 00:15:03.636 Sammy: There's a ear coming in. 412 00:15:03.636 --> 00:15:03.969 Tito: Yeah. 413 00:15:04.937 --> 00:15:07.172 Tito: Because I feel like, you know the case doesn't really 414 00:15:07.172 --> 00:15:10.542 affect performance all that much; so I'm going to try and get that thing. 415 00:15:12.511 --> 00:15:17.383 And then also for maybe the motherboard; but again, I don't know. 416 00:15:17.383 --> 00:15:20.686 Probably try and get maybe the cheapest one for that too, but we'll see. 417 00:15:21.220 --> 00:15:21.921 Sammy: What is that? 418 00:15:21.921 --> 00:15:23.289 Linus: This is my roller pole. 419 00:15:24.423 --> 00:15:28.427 Linus: I treated myself to a fancy fiberglass roller pole. 420 00:15:28.527 --> 00:15:32.431 Because I was so tired of the crappy wood ones that, 421 00:15:33.232 --> 00:15:36.035 they just make the threading out of wood and then it wears out; 422 00:15:36.468 --> 00:15:40.873 so this one, I can adjust to any length I want; and it's a reasonable length. 423 00:15:41.006 --> 00:15:43.208 They used to make just like better quality. 424 00:15:43.242 --> 00:15:47.713 Just like, kind of random wooden ones with nice metal threading 425 00:15:47.713 --> 00:15:51.617 that interfaced really nicely with the roller cage; back when I was painting houses. 426 00:15:51.617 --> 00:15:54.954 But like, all the ones at the paint store now are just hot garbage; 427 00:15:54.954 --> 00:15:58.557 so I need to take this home so that I have my roller pole when I need it. 428 00:15:59.258 --> 00:16:00.159 Linus: Wooster baby. 429 00:16:00.826 --> 00:16:01.627 David: Red case. 430 00:16:01.627 --> 00:16:04.496 Zach: Maybe like a height Y40? Or something like that? 431 00:16:04.663 --> 00:16:05.431 David: A pink. 432 00:16:05.431 --> 00:16:06.165 Zach: Other than pink. 433 00:16:07.466 --> 00:16:09.868 I have, I have a trick up my sleeve. 434 00:16:09.868 --> 00:16:10.502 David: Oh, okay. 435 00:16:10.502 --> 00:16:12.271 Zach: But I need color to make it happen. 436 00:16:12.471 --> 00:16:12.972 David: I don't know- 437 00:16:12.972 --> 00:16:14.039 Zach: White, red. 438 00:16:16.308 --> 00:16:20.612 David: Red, I don't know if we have red cases. 439 00:16:22.081 --> 00:16:22.848 David: Yeah, I don't know if we have... 440 00:16:22.848 --> 00:16:24.984 Zach: This is gonna be the thing that takes the longest. 441 00:16:25.017 --> 00:16:25.617 David: Yeah. 442 00:16:25.617 --> 00:16:27.152 Zach: This is the only thing that's gonna be annoying. 443 00:16:28.420 --> 00:16:29.588 Zach: It's gotta be like 30 bucks. 444 00:16:29.588 --> 00:16:30.022 David: Nope. 445 00:16:30.022 --> 00:16:30.689 Zach: 30 bucks tops. 446 00:16:30.689 --> 00:16:31.256 David: Nope. 447 00:16:32.791 --> 00:16:34.827 Zach: Thank you Game Master David; I appreciate that. 448 00:16:35.427 --> 00:16:36.862 Danny: What was the negotiated price on that? 449 00:16:37.529 --> 00:16:38.430 Zach: No deal, no deal. 450 00:16:38.430 --> 00:16:42.267 I just gave them, just took the first price; keeping it fair. 451 00:16:42.267 --> 00:16:44.470 David: Just watch out the side panels, there's no screws. 452 00:16:44.570 --> 00:16:45.070 Joyce: Okay. 453 00:16:45.104 --> 00:16:47.172 David: So we can figure that out after. 454 00:16:47.606 --> 00:16:48.574 David: That's what tapes for. 455 00:16:49.074 --> 00:16:50.142 Danny: Dang, this is a good deal. 456 00:16:50.943 --> 00:16:51.543 Danny: Take this one. 457 00:16:52.978 --> 00:16:56.115 No, I have 16 bucks to work with; what can $16 get me? 458 00:16:56.115 --> 00:16:57.182 Doesn't need to be RGB. 459 00:16:57.883 --> 00:16:59.985 Zach: What other cooler options do I have? 460 00:17:00.319 --> 00:17:02.454 Oh, that's it; oh, let's go. 461 00:17:02.454 --> 00:17:06.725 Danny: How much is like 32 gigs, 6000 go for? 462 00:17:06.725 --> 00:17:08.360 6000 CL 30 or anything similar? 463 00:17:08.360 --> 00:17:09.194 David: We'll call it 87. 464 00:17:09.695 --> 00:17:11.163 Danny: Where do we go down to 5600? 465 00:17:11.263 --> 00:17:12.531 Joyce: 80 and this one's 105? 466 00:17:12.698 --> 00:17:13.766 David: We'll call it 98. 467 00:17:14.033 --> 00:17:16.402 Joyce: That... I'll just go with this one. 468 00:17:16.402 --> 00:17:19.271 Zach: I need just three black 120s. 469 00:17:19.405 --> 00:17:21.640 David: For three matching fans we'll be 15 bucks. 470 00:17:22.207 --> 00:17:23.976 Zach: I just need three black ones; I don't, I don't care which ones they are. 471 00:17:23.976 --> 00:17:25.644 David: One, that's one. 472 00:17:25.644 --> 00:17:26.345 David: Does your case have 473 00:17:26.345 --> 00:17:27.946 Zach: Ideally, they're the same, but- 474 00:17:28.547 --> 00:17:29.715 David: Two. 475 00:17:30.315 --> 00:17:30.883 Zach: Perfect. 476 00:17:32.351 --> 00:17:37.156 Zach: The third one is a little bit less relevant, but it's got to be a clean black one. 477 00:17:37.322 --> 00:17:38.257 Yeah, that'll work. 478 00:17:38.590 --> 00:17:39.091 Tito: Alright. 479 00:17:39.191 --> 00:17:40.893 David: Yeah, if you get matching ones it'll be more. 480 00:17:41.927 --> 00:17:45.097 David: If you do one, two, three, that'll be 12 bucks. 481 00:17:45.097 --> 00:17:45.731 Zach: 12 bucks? 482 00:17:45.731 --> 00:17:46.098 David: Yeah. 483 00:17:46.198 --> 00:17:49.001 Zach: Okay, alright; I'll do that. 484 00:17:49.635 --> 00:17:51.370 Linus: There's no great for aesthetic Zack. 485 00:17:53.372 --> 00:17:54.540 Zach: That's all I care about! 486 00:17:56.809 --> 00:17:57.409 Linus: Okay. 487 00:17:57.576 --> 00:18:02.014 Zach: And I didn't want to go with one of those ugly, unpainted heat sinks; 488 00:18:02.014 --> 00:18:05.517 so I made sure to get one that was all black, super clean and minimal. 489 00:18:05.651 --> 00:18:08.053 Danny: I was just trying to stick on your budget and this came with it. 490 00:18:08.187 --> 00:18:12.091 Um, otherwise I would've thrown you know, just a cheap like $20 tower cooler on it. 491 00:18:12.224 --> 00:18:17.629 Linus: Well, that's the thing right? Is the justification for using the stock cooler 492 00:18:17.663 --> 00:18:19.164 is always, \"I was on a budget\". 493 00:18:19.898 --> 00:18:21.200 Linus: Everybody's on a budget! 494 00:18:21.333 --> 00:18:22.101 Danny: That, yeah. 495 00:18:22.668 --> 00:18:24.536 Linus: Literally everyone is on a budget. 496 00:18:24.536 --> 00:18:28.941 Your budget might be one billion dollars or whatever, but that's a budget. 497 00:18:28.941 --> 00:18:31.243 Linus: Slow and steady wins the race. 498 00:18:31.243 --> 00:18:32.177 Joyce: Okay, now I'm nervous. 499 00:18:32.211 --> 00:18:34.580 Linus: I mean, most races not really, but- 500 00:18:35.481 --> 00:18:37.516 Joyce: Okay, I know everyone watching is probably cringing right now. 501 00:18:38.050 --> 00:18:39.685 Joyce: I've never used one of these, hello? 502 00:18:39.685 --> 00:18:41.120 Actually, no I have; what am I saying? 503 00:18:43.088 --> 00:18:46.091 How does this work, though? Hold up, I'm gonna take these off. 504 00:18:47.059 --> 00:18:48.927 Do I need like a bracket behind it? I swear. 505 00:18:49.795 --> 00:18:51.497 Okay, you know what? I'll be clueless for now. 506 00:18:51.530 --> 00:18:52.231 I'll figure it out. 507 00:18:52.231 --> 00:18:53.966 Okay, no I got it; I got it now. 508 00:18:55.567 --> 00:18:56.535 Linus: Do you feel the guilt yet? 509 00:18:57.035 --> 00:18:58.504 Tito: Um, a little bit. 510 00:18:59.571 --> 00:19:02.374 Linus: But not enough to stop me and ask me to go give that to her first. 511 00:19:02.374 --> 00:19:02.875 Tito: That's right. 512 00:19:04.576 --> 00:19:04.943 Tito: Yeah. 513 00:19:04.977 --> 00:19:05.577 Linus: Understood. 514 00:19:06.812 --> 00:19:07.779 Joyce: Uh... 515 00:19:07.913 --> 00:19:08.780 Linus: She doesn't even have- 516 00:19:08.780 --> 00:19:10.149 Joyce: No, I do; I literally do. 517 00:19:10.149 --> 00:19:11.150 Linus: Actual liar. 518 00:19:11.150 --> 00:19:11.650 Joyce: No, I- 519 00:19:11.750 --> 00:19:14.386 Linus: TechJoyce? More like tech deceive. 520 00:19:14.520 --> 00:19:15.821 Joyce: I swear you gave it to me, right? 521 00:19:15.821 --> 00:19:16.922 Linus: Yeah, I know where it is already. 522 00:19:17.055 --> 00:19:17.523 Danny: I gave it to you. 523 00:19:17.523 --> 00:19:18.056 Joyce: Oh, you took it. 524 00:19:18.056 --> 00:19:18.624 Linus: It's right here. 525 00:19:19.091 --> 00:19:20.359 Joyce: Oh, God; okay. 526 00:19:20.359 --> 00:19:21.727 Danny: It was hidden on her bags both times. 527 00:19:21.727 --> 00:19:22.461 Joyce: I have this. 528 00:19:22.761 --> 00:19:24.196 Linus: You couldn't worse than Joyce. 529 00:19:24.329 --> 00:19:25.030 Tito: There we go, that's probably... 530 00:19:25.030 --> 00:19:26.198 Zach: What did it look like? 531 00:19:26.732 --> 00:19:29.968 Linus: It looked like a big giant pile of thermal goop. 532 00:19:31.436 --> 00:19:33.071 Linus: I mean, I don't care; it's not my computer. 533 00:19:33.605 --> 00:19:36.108 Tito: Making a little bit more pressure. 534 00:19:36.875 --> 00:19:37.476 Okay. 535 00:19:39.211 --> 00:19:41.079 Maybe we'll do the SSD next. 536 00:19:41.079 --> 00:19:41.613 Linus: Nice. 537 00:19:42.514 --> 00:19:47.452 Tito: Um, I guess it goes... let's see, here? 538 00:19:48.020 --> 00:19:49.821 Linus: You've got a Gen 4 drive; 539 00:19:50.389 --> 00:19:53.692 if this board has a Gen 4 slot it's probably the top one. 540 00:19:53.926 --> 00:19:55.294 Tito: Oh, I didn't see that. 541 00:19:56.828 --> 00:19:57.329 Linus: Alright. 542 00:19:57.496 --> 00:19:57.896 Tito: Cool. 543 00:19:57.896 --> 00:19:59.698 Li4nus: Have fun with your mismatched fans. 544 00:20:00.199 --> 00:20:04.269 Zach: And we know that better aesthetics means more performance. 545 00:20:04.503 --> 00:20:05.938 Linus: I love the warning here; 546 00:20:06.004 --> 00:20:09.341 PC only, as if anybody was going to put this on their Xbox. 547 00:20:09.441 --> 00:20:10.075 Zach: You never know. 548 00:20:10.242 --> 00:20:13.145 Mmhmm; all day every day on Amazon, they're just free. 549 00:20:13.178 --> 00:20:16.215 It does not actually contribute to the total. 550 00:20:16.748 --> 00:20:17.182 Linus: You know what? 551 00:20:17.182 --> 00:20:18.350 Zach: It's a sale, it's Prime Day. 552 00:20:18.350 --> 00:20:20.385 Linus: He seems like a credible guy. 553 00:20:20.485 --> 00:20:23.789 Linus: I've been known to unbox a technology product or two in my day. 554 00:20:23.956 --> 00:20:25.190 Linus: Building computers, man! 555 00:20:25.390 --> 00:20:25.824 Danny: Thank you. 556 00:20:25.824 --> 00:20:27.559 Linus: Did they give you a ratcheting screwdriver? 557 00:20:27.960 --> 00:20:28.460 Danny: Hmm? 558 00:20:28.627 --> 00:20:30.729 Linus: This, did we- Oh, is that just yours already? 559 00:20:30.729 --> 00:20:31.230 Danny: No, no, no. 560 00:20:31.263 --> 00:20:33.498 Danny: This is- Yeah, they, I'm borrowing it from you guys. 561 00:20:33.498 --> 00:20:33.999 Linus: I just mean- 562 00:20:33.999 --> 00:20:35.634 Linus: But did they give you one to take home? 563 00:20:35.634 --> 00:20:36.868 David: Not yet, we would never do that. 564 00:20:37.035 --> 00:20:38.670 Joyce: But... okay, I'll find one. 565 00:20:40.606 --> 00:20:41.206 Linus: Nice. 566 00:20:41.740 --> 00:20:45.110 Linus: A lot of the time they even come with a little nut driver 567 00:20:45.244 --> 00:20:48.247 to put the standoffs into the back of the motherboard tray. 568 00:20:48.247 --> 00:20:51.516 Joyce: Listen, I'll pack three of these into the PC, 569 00:20:51.516 --> 00:20:54.586 and the person who buys it from me will be able to do it himself. 570 00:20:54.586 --> 00:20:55.287 Herself. 571 00:20:55.320 --> 00:20:55.887 Themselves. 572 00:20:56.021 --> 00:20:58.790 Tito: But late breaking, it can now fit this cooler; 573 00:20:58.790 --> 00:21:01.159 which I'm now seeing is a little damaged. 574 00:21:01.159 --> 00:21:06.031 Linus: While I would regularly, normally recommend having two sticks; 575 00:21:06.031 --> 00:21:09.368 especially if you're running at just 5200 megatransfers per second, 576 00:21:10.869 --> 00:21:15.874 he's not running onboard graphics so it is less likely to have a huge impact, 577 00:21:15.874 --> 00:21:17.676 but it is going to cost him. 578 00:21:17.876 --> 00:21:20.012 Zach: Unfortunately, but I am here for the competition, 579 00:21:20.012 --> 00:21:21.747 and specifically the aesthetic score. 580 00:21:21.780 --> 00:21:23.649 Linus: That's the kind of gift that Zach gives. 581 00:21:23.649 --> 00:21:25.717 Linus: Oh, yeah; Ryzen power. 582 00:21:25.717 --> 00:21:28.787 Joyce: Um, Danny, sir, where'd you put the thermal paste? 583 00:21:28.854 --> 00:21:29.921 Linus: Would you like some thermal paste? 584 00:21:29.921 --> 00:21:30.555 Joyce: Yes please. 585 00:21:30.555 --> 00:21:31.957 Linus: Yes, I can get you thermal paste. 586 00:21:31.957 --> 00:21:32.524 Joyce: Thank you. 587 00:21:32.524 --> 00:21:33.325 Linus: I shall fetch it. 588 00:21:33.325 --> 00:21:36.962 Tito: Stylistically, it will not look you know, as good as Zach's but hey, 589 00:21:38.063 --> 00:21:38.897 Tito: work with what I got. 590 00:21:39.264 --> 00:21:42.501 Zach: It's like people that like try to build the Legos without using the instructions. 591 00:21:42.501 --> 00:21:42.768 Zach: Like- 592 00:21:42.768 --> 00:21:43.735 Linus: Yeah, why would they do that? 593 00:21:43.735 --> 00:21:44.336 Zach: That's not my style. 594 00:21:44.369 --> 00:21:45.737 Linus: What are they trying to prove? 595 00:21:45.771 --> 00:21:48.040 Linus: But just know that every minute I spend helping you 596 00:21:48.040 --> 00:21:50.175 Linus: is delaying Joyce having her thermal compound. 597 00:21:50.208 --> 00:21:51.176 Tito: Okay, there we go. 598 00:21:51.910 --> 00:21:52.311 Linus: There you go. 599 00:21:53.111 --> 00:21:56.515 Joyce: A new Noctua; that's a good brand, right? 600 00:21:56.715 --> 00:21:57.382 Linus: Yes. 601 00:21:57.416 --> 00:21:58.483 Joyce: Okay, that's a very good brand. 602 00:21:58.583 --> 00:22:00.018 I'll take that, and all of this actually. 603 00:22:00.018 --> 00:22:02.254 Joyce: No, I don't need all of this; do I need any of this? 604 00:22:02.254 --> 00:22:02.287 Joyce: No, I don't need all of this; do I need any of this? 605 00:22:02.287 --> 00:22:03.689 Linus: You know, that sort of thing right? 606 00:22:03.789 --> 00:22:04.856 Danny: I'm good with that, so. 607 00:22:04.990 --> 00:22:06.224 Danny: Bro, you're standing so close. 608 00:22:06.224 --> 00:22:06.558 Linus: Really? 609 00:22:06.558 --> 00:22:07.426 Zach: Why is he going so fast? 610 00:22:07.893 --> 00:22:11.396 Linus: Maybe because he just values his time; he's on a time budget. 611 00:22:11.396 --> 00:22:15.133 Tito: My RAM is blocking my cooler, is that going to be a problem? 612 00:22:15.133 --> 00:22:16.034 Linus: Do you just need more help? 613 00:22:16.234 --> 00:22:16.702 Tito: Yes. 614 00:22:16.935 --> 00:22:18.003 Linus: Because I can give you more help. 615 00:22:18.003 --> 00:22:19.671 Linus: You want this one or this one? 616 00:22:19.805 --> 00:22:20.872 Tito: The gray ones? 617 00:22:20.872 --> 00:22:21.606 Linus: Yeah, the gray ones. 618 00:22:21.640 --> 00:22:23.575 Linus: I'm here with the tech tips. 619 00:22:23.675 --> 00:22:24.309 Linus: Uh-huh. 620 00:22:24.609 --> 00:22:26.345 Zach: That's going to match up perfectly with the build. 621 00:22:26.345 --> 00:22:28.180 Linus: That's almost a dozen screws. 622 00:22:29.348 --> 00:22:29.781 Joyce: Really? 623 00:22:29.881 --> 00:22:31.516 Zach: I'm still working on these; 624 00:22:31.516 --> 00:22:33.585 they take a while, but the end result will be worth it. 625 00:22:33.585 --> 00:22:34.252 Linus: That's a good sign. 626 00:22:35.420 --> 00:22:38.623 When the student doesn't want you to check if they were using ChatGPT, 627 00:22:39.057 --> 00:22:40.859 that's when you know they used ChatGPT. 628 00:22:41.059 --> 00:22:43.195 Zach: So I'm plugging in my motherboard here, 629 00:22:43.195 --> 00:22:47.766 and the reason that I went with this MSI Pro B650-S Wi-Fi 630 00:22:47.766 --> 00:22:53.538 is it's consistently one of the only B650 ATX sized motherboards 631 00:22:53.538 --> 00:22:57.008 that are under that $140, $130 range. 632 00:22:57.008 --> 00:22:59.678 Aesthetically, it's all black so it's perfect for this build, 633 00:22:59.678 --> 00:23:02.447 and the VRMs and performance of it are good enough 634 00:23:02.447 --> 00:23:04.750 that it's not going to hold back the 7600X. 635 00:23:04.783 --> 00:23:08.086 Tito: The reason why I chose the motherboard, well, the only really good reason is 636 00:23:08.086 --> 00:23:10.255 because I spent most of my money on the CPU and the GPU; 637 00:23:10.255 --> 00:23:13.158 so I kind of got one of the cheaper ones. 638 00:23:13.325 --> 00:23:15.460 Zach: Exactly, exactly; I am the product. 639 00:23:15.460 --> 00:23:16.361 Linus: You know what they say. 640 00:23:17.662 --> 00:23:18.663 Zach: What do they say? 641 00:23:18.764 --> 00:23:19.698 Linus: That thing you said. 642 00:23:19.698 --> 00:23:20.799 Zach: Oh, right; got it. 643 00:23:22.067 --> 00:23:24.236 Tito: So, I'm going to try and put the motherboard in, 644 00:23:24.236 --> 00:23:26.338 but I think maybe some of the fans might be getting in the way, 645 00:23:26.438 --> 00:23:30.142 so I might have to undo one of them so I can align it 646 00:23:30.842 --> 00:23:32.778 with the I.O. opening in the back; 647 00:23:33.779 --> 00:23:38.683 but let's see if I can shimmy it in there without all the cables getting in the way. 648 00:23:40.685 --> 00:23:42.621 Ooh, yeah; no, I think I'm going to have to remove the fan. 649 00:23:42.687 --> 00:23:43.355 Yep. 650 00:23:43.722 --> 00:23:44.456 Alright. 651 00:23:45.023 --> 00:23:45.924 We'll scratch that. 652 00:23:48.260 --> 00:23:50.028 David: Everyone's concentrating so hard. 653 00:23:50.061 --> 00:23:52.063 Zach: Yeah, I got to focus up here man. 654 00:23:52.931 --> 00:23:54.132 Zach: So I was able to sort the issue 655 00:23:54.132 --> 00:23:56.468 where I couldn't access to the screws on the motherboard, 656 00:23:56.535 --> 00:23:57.736 because the fan was getting in the way; 657 00:23:57.736 --> 00:24:01.006 so I took the fan out, got the screws in, and the fan is back in, 658 00:24:01.039 --> 00:24:02.307 so squared away there. 659 00:24:02.441 --> 00:24:06.945 So I just installed all the connectors for just the case and the motherboard, 660 00:24:06.945 --> 00:24:09.548 and here's where I do my pre-cable management. 661 00:24:09.681 --> 00:24:14.553 I hate when people just jam pack the entire build and then cable manage at the end 662 00:24:14.553 --> 00:24:16.588 because then you have like this rat's nest to deal with. 663 00:24:16.588 --> 00:24:21.426 So I like to go you know, brick by brick and do this pre cable management process 664 00:24:21.460 --> 00:24:27.165 before I install my power supply, especially with all these extra cables in here. 665 00:24:27.165 --> 00:24:29.468 So, got to make it look neat and tidy first. 666 00:24:29.935 --> 00:24:30.802 David: Yeah, and how's it going? 667 00:24:32.137 --> 00:24:33.171 Tito: Not too bad, I'm just trying to figure out 668 00:24:33.171 --> 00:24:37.075 where this RGB cable goes for the fan. 669 00:24:37.776 --> 00:24:39.778 Tito: So, yep. 670 00:24:39.878 --> 00:24:42.714 Zach: When we're filming, we like to get a shot of like 671 00:24:42.747 --> 00:24:44.549 me on this side shooting through the case. 672 00:24:44.549 --> 00:24:45.217 Andrew: Oh, okay. 673 00:24:45.217 --> 00:24:45.784 Zach: I'm sure you guys are- 674 00:24:45.784 --> 00:24:46.585 Andrew: No, let's do it, let's do it. 675 00:24:46.585 --> 00:24:49.688 Zach: I'm sure you guys are familiar with the technique here, but, 676 00:24:50.722 --> 00:24:51.389 Andrew: Look at that. 677 00:24:51.389 --> 00:24:53.825 Zach: but whenever I do this, I just got to make sure I'm not mouth breathing. 678 00:24:54.092 --> 00:24:57.462 Tito: Alright, so I'm working on the kind of the front panel switches 679 00:24:57.462 --> 00:25:01.867 and the USB ports, and trying to figure out where they go; alright. 680 00:25:02.534 --> 00:25:05.136 This is all fresh for me, so. 681 00:25:05.270 --> 00:25:06.805 Danny: I said, should I help her? 682 00:25:06.805 --> 00:25:08.940 Joyce: Yeah, I told you not to help me so it's understandable. 683 00:25:08.940 --> 00:25:11.810 David: Knowing Glenn I bet he got a bunch of close ups of it too. 684 00:25:13.378 --> 00:25:13.879 David: He did! 685 00:25:14.946 --> 00:25:17.148 Joyce: After this is done I'm gonna, you're done. 686 00:25:17.883 --> 00:25:18.450 Wow. 687 00:25:18.783 --> 00:25:19.784 Joyce: I'm like a pro now. 688 00:25:21.753 --> 00:25:22.754 Danny: Joyce Tech Tips when? 689 00:25:22.921 --> 00:25:23.388 Joyce: Yeah. 690 00:25:24.089 --> 00:25:25.824 Joyce: I should start a new channel, Joyce Tech Tips. 691 00:25:26.525 --> 00:25:29.461 Joyce: No, but how did I f***ing mess that up? 692 00:25:30.161 --> 00:25:31.363 David: It happens to the best of us. 693 00:25:31.363 --> 00:25:32.931 Joyce: Alright, cut this whole part out, 694 00:25:32.931 --> 00:25:34.766 and just pretend I did it in the first slot. 695 00:25:34.833 --> 00:25:36.835 I probably, I probably said cut this out like 50 billion- 696 00:25:36.835 --> 00:25:38.570 David: Editor, we're just gonna start this whole video 697 00:25:38.570 --> 00:25:40.338 from the beginning of the day, now. 698 00:25:43.008 --> 00:25:46.578 Okay, now the next problem is my, 699 00:25:46.578 --> 00:25:49.614 my panel doesn't have screws on it so it's just gonna fall off. 700 00:25:50.248 --> 00:25:53.251 Joyce: You're looking like, oh okay, no this fits; 701 00:25:53.351 --> 00:25:55.420 oh it's perfect, but it's like no it's not perfect. 702 00:25:56.054 --> 00:25:56.922 It's a little too big. 703 00:25:57.022 --> 00:25:58.390 Danny: Duct tape maybe? 704 00:26:00.458 --> 00:26:01.960 Joyce: Alright, I gotta do this one. 705 00:26:02.460 --> 00:26:04.129 Joyce: Look, they all fit perfectly. 706 00:26:04.129 --> 00:26:05.030 Linus: Can I see for a sec? 707 00:26:05.030 --> 00:26:05.330 Joyce: Yeah. 708 00:26:05.597 --> 00:26:06.531 Joyce: Oh, that one. 709 00:26:06.531 --> 00:26:06.898 Linus: Yeah. 710 00:26:06.898 --> 00:26:09.134 Joyce: This one, this one and that one are like perfect. 711 00:26:09.167 --> 00:26:09.701 Linus: Right. 712 00:26:09.701 --> 00:26:11.369 David: Uh, come look at it from this side. 713 00:26:11.369 --> 00:26:11.836 Linus: Well... 714 00:26:11.870 --> 00:26:13.605 Joyce: Okay, what is wrong with this one? No, something's- 715 00:26:13.638 --> 00:26:15.473 Linus: Perfect is such a strong word. 716 00:26:16.141 --> 00:26:18.143 Joyce: Um, yeah I lost that one actually. 717 00:26:18.276 --> 00:26:18.843 Linus: Hmm. 718 00:26:19.277 --> 00:26:20.812 Joyce: But it's okay cause I have this one down here. 719 00:26:21.680 --> 00:26:23.782 Linus: Right, and that one's almost in all the way. 720 00:26:24.849 --> 00:26:26.918 Linus: I mean you only put tech like in your name. 721 00:26:27.852 --> 00:26:30.388 Joyce: Yeah, but there's many different facets of tech. 722 00:26:30.388 --> 00:26:31.289 Linus: Yeah, that's true. 723 00:26:31.890 --> 00:26:33.858 Okay, one sec, one sec, one sec, one sec. 724 00:26:34.659 --> 00:26:37.128 David: It's better than having Linus judge your homework? 725 00:26:38.096 --> 00:26:40.832 Joyce: Yeah, yeah; 100%. 726 00:26:41.333 --> 00:26:43.234 Danny: Like this help doesn't penalize us right? 727 00:26:43.234 --> 00:26:44.336 Danny: So, feel free. 728 00:26:44.336 --> 00:26:45.003 Linus: No, no, not at all. 729 00:26:45.003 --> 00:26:45.503 Linus: I'm just going to... 730 00:26:45.503 --> 00:26:46.738 Danny: Point out everything wrong with it you know? 731 00:26:46.738 --> 00:26:51.242 Linus: Wow, you managed to end up with a Noctua Industrial PPC; but interestingly, 732 00:26:51.276 --> 00:26:55.513 you didn't choose to put that on the intake that's going to feed your GPU. 733 00:26:55.513 --> 00:26:58.950 Danny: Well, I was kind of worried about this small cooler. 734 00:26:58.950 --> 00:26:59.684 Linus: Mmm. 735 00:26:59.684 --> 00:27:03.288 Danny: The stock cooler; so, I'm thinking this has huge heat sink, 736 00:27:03.288 --> 00:27:05.123 three fans already; it should be good. 737 00:27:05.123 --> 00:27:08.927 Hopefully that one needs a little bit more air fed to it, but hopefully. 738 00:27:09.361 --> 00:27:10.328 Linus: Oh yeah, okay. 739 00:27:10.328 --> 00:27:11.029 Danny: It goes on, right? 740 00:27:11.730 --> 00:27:15.900 Linus: Okay, so far we have a 100% hit rate for people 741 00:27:15.900 --> 00:27:17.769 not screwing in all their screws all the way. 742 00:27:21.039 --> 00:27:23.575 Linus: Oh; not bad. 743 00:27:23.608 --> 00:27:24.576 Linus: Better than I would have done. 744 00:27:25.243 --> 00:27:26.411 Linus: And I love this. 745 00:27:26.411 --> 00:27:28.980 Who needs a zip tie? Which is not reusable, 746 00:27:29.114 --> 00:27:33.318 when you can have a cable tie, which is included with your stuff and is reusable? 747 00:27:33.618 --> 00:27:34.919 Tito: Now one thing that's making me nervous, 748 00:27:34.919 --> 00:27:39.624 there's no posts behind the ATX cable; 749 00:27:39.624 --> 00:27:41.926 so I don't want to break the motherboard pushing this in. 750 00:27:43.061 --> 00:27:53.171 Tito: Okay and then for the GPU, wait does the CPU need its own power supply? 751 00:27:53.772 --> 00:27:54.806 Tito: Or its own power? 752 00:27:54.806 --> 00:27:59.444 Zach: You need a 4 + 4 up in the top left hand corner of your motherboard. 753 00:27:59.444 --> 00:28:01.446 Tito: Oh; oh yeah, there it is. 754 00:28:02.547 --> 00:28:02.947 Tito: Oh my God. 755 00:28:02.981 --> 00:28:05.817 Zach: Your motherboard should have the 24-pin and the 4 + 4, 756 00:28:06.484 --> 00:28:11.356 and then you'll also need a cable for your GPU, depending on what you got. 757 00:28:11.356 --> 00:28:13.358 Tito: Oh yeah, here we go; yeah, these two. 758 00:28:13.358 --> 00:28:15.960 Zach: I promise you won't know what I'm about to say. 759 00:28:16.995 --> 00:28:18.563 Linus: Sorry, I won't know what you're about to say? 760 00:28:18.563 --> 00:28:19.397 Zach: You would not say it. 761 00:28:19.397 --> 00:28:20.231 Linus: I wouldn't say it? 762 00:28:20.231 --> 00:28:20.665 Zach: Yeah. 763 00:28:21.833 --> 00:28:25.637 Linus: Okay, give me a second then; let me see, let me see. 764 00:28:25.637 --> 00:28:26.838 Linus: Okay, okay. 765 00:28:27.772 --> 00:28:31.376 Linus: Mmhmm, bottom intake for the power supply. 766 00:28:31.376 --> 00:28:35.547 Zach: It's not even really a screw up, it's just an aesthetic miss. 767 00:28:35.980 --> 00:28:40.385 Linus: Okay; well, why don't you tell me the error? 768 00:28:40.518 --> 00:28:44.255 Zach: Not necessarily an error, just a little bit of an aesthetic miss here. 769 00:28:44.389 --> 00:28:48.727 I was debating between going with intake or exhaust fans up front. 770 00:28:49.060 --> 00:28:52.263 I decided to go intake, positive air flow pressure. 771 00:28:52.263 --> 00:28:52.664 Linus: Yes. 772 00:28:52.764 --> 00:28:57.268 Zach: But then we have to see the ugly Vardar S logo back there. 773 00:28:57.268 --> 00:28:58.403 Linus: Right, right. 774 00:28:58.403 --> 00:29:01.573 Zach: Instead of I could have went negative air flow pressure, pure aesthetic, 775 00:29:02.273 --> 00:29:02.574 Linus: Right. 776 00:29:02.574 --> 00:29:03.274 Zach: but I feel like people would roast. 777 00:29:03.308 --> 00:29:04.175 Zach: Twisting it the wrong way. 778 00:29:05.176 --> 00:29:07.212 I got this, I got this. 779 00:29:07.345 --> 00:29:07.912 Linus: Okay. 780 00:29:08.213 --> 00:29:08.713 Zach: It's all good. 781 00:29:09.114 --> 00:29:12.183 Linus: Yeah, how did you do that? How'd you- Why'd you make- 782 00:29:12.350 --> 00:29:13.785 Why is it twisting like that? 783 00:29:13.818 --> 00:29:16.988 Zach: Because I, I plugged it in first and then routed it up this way. 784 00:29:16.988 --> 00:29:17.422 Linus: Mmhmm. 785 00:29:17.422 --> 00:29:18.289 Zach: With cable extensions, 786 00:29:18.289 --> 00:29:20.759 I probably should have plugged it in here and then routed it down. 787 00:29:20.759 --> 00:29:21.126 Linus: Yeah. 788 00:29:21.126 --> 00:29:22.160 Zach: I was gonna actually do that, but- 789 00:29:22.160 --> 00:29:23.094 Linus: Yeah, you were. 790 00:29:24.662 --> 00:29:24.863 Linus: Nice. 791 00:29:24.863 --> 00:29:28.933 Yeah, it really makes that lack of IO shield really stand out when the build is so nice. 792 00:29:28.933 --> 00:29:30.034 Zach: Yeah; it's just nothing I can do. 793 00:29:30.034 --> 00:29:31.102 Zach: That's what I was supplied with. 794 00:29:31.102 --> 00:29:33.271 Linus: Yeah, it's rough. 795 00:29:34.439 --> 00:29:36.074 Linus: It's rough that you made that choice. 796 00:29:36.074 --> 00:29:36.508 Zach: Mmhmm. 797 00:29:36.708 --> 00:29:37.308 Linus: Mmhmm. 798 00:29:37.342 --> 00:29:38.610 Zach: Please don't dock me points. 799 00:29:41.146 --> 00:29:44.249 Zach: Because I can't stand to look at it already; this is hurting. 800 00:29:44.249 --> 00:29:45.717 Linus: I would never dock you points. 801 00:29:45.717 --> 00:29:46.484 Zach: Thank you. 802 00:29:46.484 --> 00:29:50.355 Linus: If anything I would give you a very generous aesthetics multiplier of 3x. 803 00:29:51.489 --> 00:29:52.457 Zach: That's not generous. 804 00:29:53.424 --> 00:29:55.093 Zach: We were at 3x 3 hours ago. 805 00:29:55.593 --> 00:30:00.565 Danny: Alright; in BIOS I think that's not a good sign 806 00:30:00.598 --> 00:30:02.300 if these have to have Windows on them. 807 00:30:02.901 --> 00:30:03.802 Tito: It's done. 808 00:30:06.404 --> 00:30:08.807 Joyce: Three, two, one. 809 00:30:11.276 --> 00:30:12.510 Joyce: Ok, is it even plugged in? 810 00:30:13.011 --> 00:30:15.446 Joyce: What!? Did you guys-? 811 00:30:15.613 --> 00:30:16.748 Joyce: Damn, you guys set me up. 812 00:30:19.017 --> 00:30:19.684 Joyce: What? 813 00:30:22.220 --> 00:30:23.488 Ok, Maybe I set myself up. 814 00:30:24.222 --> 00:30:25.223 David: Yeah, it's plugged in. 815 00:30:26.324 --> 00:30:27.592 Joyce: God damn it. 816 00:30:28.593 --> 00:30:30.094 Run it back, run it back, run it back. 817 00:30:30.361 --> 00:30:32.664 Tito: I agree; yeah, I think it went really well with the aesthetics; 818 00:30:32.697 --> 00:30:34.499 so I kind of decided to leave it there. 819 00:30:34.499 --> 00:30:34.999 Linus: Yeah. 820 00:30:35.300 --> 00:30:36.701 Tito: Yep, so I mean- 821 00:30:36.734 --> 00:30:37.368 Linus: Wow. 822 00:30:38.036 --> 00:30:39.571 Tito: Yeah, so it's a hodgepodge; 823 00:30:39.571 --> 00:30:41.773 but I think hopefully at the end of the day it works. 824 00:30:42.507 --> 00:30:45.877 Linus: Yeah, it might be a hodgepodge; but maybe it's no bodge. 825 00:30:46.444 --> 00:30:48.613 Tito: That's right, it turned on, it was the first one. 826 00:30:48.646 --> 00:30:49.214 Linus: Wow. 827 00:30:49.214 --> 00:30:49.614 Tito: Yeah. 828 00:30:51.916 --> 00:30:52.717 Linus: That's great. 829 00:30:54.452 --> 00:30:56.855 Linus: I think yours is quieter! 830 00:30:56.955 --> 00:30:57.589 Tito: There we go. 831 00:31:00.024 --> 00:31:04.229 Linus: Okay, he has no side panel; bit of a hack, but still! 832 00:31:04.629 --> 00:31:07.131 Zach: Okay; again, might be a you issue. 833 00:31:08.867 --> 00:31:10.235 Linus: I mean, I am the kind of person 834 00:31:10.235 --> 00:31:13.671 that was known to put my computer on a different floor of my house. 835 00:31:13.671 --> 00:31:14.939 so I don't have to listen to it. 836 00:31:15.073 --> 00:31:16.241 Zach: That is true, yeah. 837 00:31:17.075 --> 00:31:19.277 Zach: Okay, it's a little loud; it's a little loud. 838 00:31:19.878 --> 00:31:22.347 Zach: I did not get a chance to configure it though, just for the record. 839 00:31:22.347 --> 00:31:24.082 Linus: He would normally tune that kind of thing. 840 00:31:24.182 --> 00:31:24.482 Zach: Mmhmm. 841 00:31:24.482 --> 00:31:24.849 Linus: Mmhmm. 842 00:31:25.316 --> 00:31:29.187 Linus: But would he normally tune the build for optimum performance? 843 00:31:29.354 --> 00:31:29.888 Zach: Mmhmm. 844 00:31:30.088 --> 00:31:35.627 Linus: And it doesn't look better; so it could look better. 845 00:31:36.427 --> 00:31:37.929 David: But that's only one of three benchmarks. 846 00:31:37.962 --> 00:31:41.466 Linus: Right out of the gate I'm already finding problems I didn't notice before. 847 00:31:42.033 --> 00:31:42.700 Joyce: Is it good? 848 00:31:43.368 --> 00:31:46.471 Linus: I mean, you tell me; you're supposed to know, buddy. 849 00:31:46.471 --> 00:31:48.439 Joyce: I'm sure it's good, I'm sure it's good but I can't see. 850 00:31:48.606 --> 00:31:53.244 Linus: You even had a cable tie in there; you just didn't tie it to anything. 851 00:31:53.378 --> 00:31:54.479 Joyce: What? What are you talking about? 852 00:31:54.512 --> 00:31:56.314 Linus: I'm talking about that cable tie. 853 00:31:57.215 --> 00:31:58.249 Joyce: I don't need that. 854 00:31:58.683 --> 00:32:00.151 Linus: But then why'd you put it in there? 855 00:32:00.518 --> 00:32:01.552 Joyce: I didn't do that. 856 00:32:02.287 --> 00:32:04.188 Linus: Who built your computer then? 857 00:32:05.056 --> 00:32:06.357 Joyce: Why do you find so many issues? 858 00:32:06.357 --> 00:32:07.759 Joyce: Don't look at this, just look at the screen. 859 00:32:08.026 --> 00:32:09.861 Okay? This is irrelevant. 860 00:32:10.328 --> 00:32:13.898 Linus: Who would have thought you want to dominate Cyberpunk, 861 00:32:13.898 --> 00:32:17.502 you go for the best CPU, TechJoyce. 862 00:32:17.535 --> 00:32:18.102 Joyce: Mmhmm. 863 00:32:18.269 --> 00:32:19.604 You can smell the heat, right? 864 00:32:19.604 --> 00:32:19.938 David: Yeah. 865 00:32:19.938 --> 00:32:21.239 Linus: Like now I have the side panel off. 866 00:32:21.239 --> 00:32:22.774 Linus: Here, go, smell it, smell it. 867 00:32:22.807 --> 00:32:23.508 David: Everyone have a go. 868 00:32:24.943 --> 00:32:26.044 Linus: Yeah, can you smell the heat? 869 00:32:26.344 --> 00:32:27.679 Danny: It might just be burning dust. 870 00:32:27.679 --> 00:32:28.313 Joyce: It smells good. 871 00:32:29.447 --> 00:32:31.683 Zach: Maybe that's what you were hearing as well. 872 00:32:31.783 --> 00:32:35.386 Linus: Yeah; yeah, totally unbiased, unbiased opinion. 873 00:32:38.423 --> 00:32:40.491 Danny: It can be tuned, right? You can always tune it. 874 00:32:42.126 --> 00:32:43.094 Linus: Who would even bring that up? 875 00:32:43.094 --> 00:32:48.700 Linus: Yeah; I mean, the logo is sideways on the heat sink but like, who cares? 876 00:32:49.801 --> 00:32:50.168 Linus: Right? 877 00:32:50.268 --> 00:32:51.369 Danny: Performance over aesthetics. 878 00:32:51.469 --> 00:32:52.603 Linus: That's right, that's right. 879 00:32:53.171 --> 00:32:55.039 Linus: It's probably a software bug. 880 00:32:56.341 --> 00:32:58.743 Danny: We can tune that, I'm sure we can tune that. 881 00:32:58.743 --> 00:33:01.212 Linus: Okay; here, Can I reach in here? 882 00:33:01.346 --> 00:33:05.917 Linus: Yeah, I'm leaning riser cable right now personally. 883 00:33:05.917 --> 00:33:07.919 Zach: I think the case was brand new, though. 884 00:33:08.019 --> 00:33:09.320 Zach: So, maybe not. 885 00:33:09.320 --> 00:33:09.887 Linus: Yeah. 886 00:33:09.887 --> 00:33:10.855 Zach: I mean, RAM can- 887 00:33:10.855 --> 00:33:11.956 Danny: Did you verify the extensions? 888 00:33:11.956 --> 00:33:13.124 Zach: Oh, come on now. 889 00:33:13.791 --> 00:33:15.159 Zach: Let's not get ridiculous. 890 00:33:16.160 --> 00:33:20.465 Linus: Man, PCIe risers, I'm not- Not a fan, really. 891 00:33:20.665 --> 00:33:25.269 Zach: Sometimes the gamble pays off; sometimes it doesn't. 892 00:33:25.269 --> 00:33:26.504 Linus: I mean, that is gambling. 893 00:33:26.537 --> 00:33:26.838 Zach: Yeah. 894 00:33:26.838 --> 00:33:27.805 Linus: In a nutshell, right? 895 00:33:29.140 --> 00:33:30.074 Zach: You could say that. 896 00:33:32.477 --> 00:33:34.479 Linus: See, me, I would never gamble in a nutshell; 897 00:33:34.979 --> 00:33:37.248 Linus: I would gamble maybe more like a casino. 898 00:33:37.348 --> 00:33:39.550 Zach: It's gonna work this time, though; so, we're good. 899 00:33:39.817 --> 00:33:40.251 Linus: Right. 900 00:33:40.451 --> 00:33:40.785 Zach: Yeah. 901 00:33:40.785 --> 00:33:41.185 Linus: Yeah. 902 00:33:41.252 --> 00:33:42.720 Zach: I won't pull the power cable. 903 00:33:43.554 --> 00:33:44.222 Linus: That's smart. 904 00:33:44.322 --> 00:33:46.124 Zach: Yeah, I was just trying to give you some content man. 905 00:33:47.959 --> 00:33:49.360 Zach: Trying to make it interesting. 906 00:33:49.360 --> 00:33:50.061 Linus: You're considerate like that. 907 00:33:50.061 --> 00:33:50.762 Zach: I feel like I'm like- 908 00:33:50.895 --> 00:33:51.462 Linus: He's a giver. 909 00:33:51.462 --> 00:33:51.796 Zach: Yeah. 910 00:33:52.096 --> 00:33:55.433 Linus: Okay, hoping for the best here, but I- Man, I really do. 911 00:33:55.433 --> 00:33:57.368 Zach: What's our backup plan if this does not pan out? 912 00:33:57.368 --> 00:33:59.237 Linus: Our backup plan is we just go get a riser, 913 00:33:59.237 --> 00:34:00.938 and we hang your GPU out the side of the case, 914 00:34:00.938 --> 00:34:02.940 and you lose all of your aesthetic points. 915 00:34:03.107 --> 00:34:03.541 Zach: Okay. 916 00:34:04.542 --> 00:34:05.743 Linus: But you'll get your performance back. 917 00:34:05.743 --> 00:34:06.344 Zach: There you go. 918 00:34:07.011 --> 00:34:11.616 Linus: Why is this six megatransters per sec- Or why is this six gigatransters per second? 919 00:34:12.617 --> 00:34:13.184 What the heck? 920 00:34:13.885 --> 00:34:15.586 Okay, well you kind of lucked out. 921 00:34:15.686 --> 00:34:19.290 You've got 6000 megatransters per second, CL36. 922 00:34:19.290 --> 00:34:21.659 That's actually probably really close to what you had then. 923 00:34:22.960 --> 00:34:25.363 Okay; yeah, because these were CL30. 924 00:34:25.363 --> 00:34:26.597 Oh, no; these were CL- Oh, wow. 925 00:34:26.631 --> 00:34:28.032 You just got a performance boost, whoops. 926 00:34:28.766 --> 00:34:32.603 That was not my intention, but I don't have time to go change it again. 927 00:34:32.703 --> 00:34:35.239 Zach: It's really nice having you configure my PC for me. 928 00:34:35.373 --> 00:34:37.608 Like, this was never on my bingo card. 929 00:34:37.708 --> 00:34:39.110 Linus: Yeah, I think it's going to be the RAM. 930 00:34:39.444 --> 00:34:40.645 Tito: Linus's favorite! 931 00:34:41.479 --> 00:34:42.280 Danny: New favorite. 932 00:34:43.114 --> 00:34:46.050 Zach: Yeah, if we could turn this around, I mean that'd be great. 933 00:34:46.184 --> 00:34:48.319 I have never seen that before in my life, have you? 934 00:34:48.386 --> 00:34:48.953 Linus: No. 935 00:34:52.056 --> 00:34:55.827 Linus: I mean, the day I met my wife I'd never seen her before in my life though, 936 00:34:55.827 --> 00:34:56.694 and she turned out great. 937 00:34:56.727 --> 00:34:59.864 Zach: There you go, I like the optimism. 938 00:34:59.864 --> 00:35:01.232 Linus: Not everything new is bad. 939 00:35:01.466 --> 00:35:01.933 Zach: That's true. 940 00:35:01.933 --> 00:35:03.167 Linus: Don't fear the unknown. 941 00:35:03.367 --> 00:35:04.802 David: He's your new favorite, be nice. 942 00:35:04.936 --> 00:35:06.437 Linus: Oh, yeah; that's right, he is my new favorite. 943 00:35:06.571 --> 00:35:09.307 I love an underdog, love an underdog. 944 00:35:09.407 --> 00:35:10.842 David: He has the best CPU. 945 00:35:12.410 --> 00:35:12.910 Linus: Yeah. 946 00:35:14.912 --> 00:35:16.147 David: I'm sorry, everybody; Tito wins. 947 00:35:16.981 --> 00:35:17.815 Linus: You don't have any lighting. 948 00:35:18.583 --> 00:35:19.717 Zach: No, we don't need lighting. 949 00:35:19.717 --> 00:35:23.521 Zach: We don't- Our aesthetics don't rely on RGB-ness or whatnot; 950 00:35:23.521 --> 00:35:25.223 Zach: just super clean, minimal. 951 00:35:25.223 --> 00:35:25.656 Linus: Right. 952 00:35:25.690 --> 00:35:26.390 Zach: Two colors. 953 00:35:26.390 --> 00:35:28.893 Linus: Right, but I can't see it. 954 00:35:29.760 --> 00:35:31.062 Zach: Well, I don't know what's- 955 00:35:31.129 --> 00:35:34.098 Zach: That might be a you issue because I can see everything inside of here; 956 00:35:34.098 --> 00:35:34.899 Zach: and it looks great. 957 00:35:35.600 --> 00:35:36.934 Zach: I think you're hearing this. 958 00:35:37.468 --> 00:35:37.935 Linus: No. 959 00:35:38.302 --> 00:35:39.237 Linus: I think what I'm hearing is- 960 00:35:39.237 --> 00:35:40.037 Zach: I think that's what that is. 961 00:35:40.037 --> 00:35:42.206 Linus: I think what I'm hearing is the fans in your computer. 962 00:35:43.040 --> 00:35:44.175 Zach: Oh my god. 963 00:35:44.175 --> 00:35:45.409 Linus: Whoa. 964 00:35:45.543 --> 00:35:49.213 Realistically, the competition is actually not that intense so far. 965 00:35:49.914 --> 00:35:52.216 Tito: Well, at least it works; that's the one thing I'm thrilled about. 966 00:35:52.216 --> 00:35:53.718 Linus: That's true, you know what? 967 00:35:53.718 --> 00:35:55.720 Tito: I was a little scared it wasn't going to boot at first. 968 00:35:55.820 --> 00:35:56.787 Tito: It booted first. 969 00:35:56.787 --> 00:36:00.691 Linus: And like these guys with their greasy glass panels, you don't even have a glass panel. 970 00:36:00.825 --> 00:36:01.559 Tito: Do you even need one? 971 00:36:01.592 --> 00:36:02.727 Linus: There's nothing to have grease on it. 972 00:36:02.860 --> 00:36:05.296 Tito: Yeah, better air flow; that's what I say. 973 00:36:05.396 --> 00:36:06.564 Zach: Um, I think- 974 00:36:06.564 --> 00:36:07.798 Linus: Yeah, why is yours greasy Zach? 975 00:36:07.832 --> 00:36:08.766 Zach: I think that's you, actually. 976 00:36:09.267 --> 00:36:09.934 Linus: I don't think so. 977 00:36:09.934 --> 00:36:11.802 Zach: It looks like your fingerprints, I guess. 978 00:36:11.802 --> 00:36:12.870 Linus: I mean, we could check that. 979 00:36:12.870 --> 00:36:15.406 Linus: That's the thing about fingerprints is it's pretty easy to check. 980 00:36:15.840 --> 00:36:16.107 Zach: Yep. 981 00:36:16.107 --> 00:36:16.974 Linus: Yeah, clearly not me. 982 00:36:17.008 --> 00:36:19.377 Linus: Man, this was a very ambitious project. 983 00:36:20.678 --> 00:36:25.383 Linus: Wanting like four computers made of second hand hardware to work. 984 00:36:25.816 --> 00:36:27.818 Linus: What the hell were we thinking? 985 00:36:28.019 --> 00:36:31.222 Linus: Because Nerd on a Budget whose name I got wrong a few minutes ago. 986 00:36:31.322 --> 00:36:33.658 Linus: I'd hate for my favorite to lose. 987 00:36:33.758 --> 00:36:34.825 Danny: Second favorite now. 988 00:36:34.992 --> 00:36:36.227 Linus: Yeah, second favorite. 989 00:36:36.360 --> 00:36:40.932 Linus: Um, but what we can all agree on is that Zach is not my favorite, so- 990 00:36:41.065 --> 00:36:43.000 Zach: Yep, we're all tracking that. 991 00:36:43.034 --> 00:36:43.534 Linus: Yeah. 992 00:36:44.335 --> 00:36:44.936 Zach: We got it. 993 00:36:45.937 --> 00:36:47.972 Linus: There's the podium and then there's Zach. 994 00:36:48.105 --> 00:36:50.074 Danny: Wait, should we average three runs? 995 00:36:50.074 --> 00:36:52.310 Zach: Great call; great call, let's move on. 996 00:36:52.443 --> 00:36:52.543 Linus: I can't, I can't believe that you- I can't believe you pulled that off. 997 00:36:52.543 --> 00:36:56.113 Oh, oh, oh, this is a close battle. 998 00:36:56.147 --> 00:36:59.550 Whoa! Okay. 999 00:37:01.152 --> 00:37:02.753 Linus: Maybe you're my favorite again. 1000 00:37:03.654 --> 00:37:04.222 Danny: Thank you. 1001 00:37:04.922 --> 00:37:05.456 Danny: Father. 1002 00:37:05.823 --> 00:37:07.725 Zach: Uh, are we tracking this right here? 1003 00:37:07.725 --> 00:37:09.627 Can we get an insert of that? 1004 00:37:09.961 --> 00:37:10.728 Linus: I don't see nothing. 1005 00:37:10.728 --> 00:37:12.230 Zach: Thank you, appreciate it. 1006 00:37:13.497 --> 00:37:13.998 Andrew: Oh yeah. 1007 00:37:16.267 --> 00:37:17.368 Andrew: Okay, okay. 1008 00:37:18.603 --> 00:37:19.003 Andrew: Okay, cool. 1009 00:37:19.003 --> 00:37:23.374 Zach: I'm feeling pretty good about the build, a little concerned about the judge. 1010 00:37:26.110 --> 00:37:28.312 Zach: You know, a couple things not going my way right now, but- 1011 00:37:28.346 --> 00:37:30.581 Linus: The judge is just numbers, brother. 1012 00:37:30.748 --> 00:37:33.818 Linus: I'm just here, I'm just here to add personality and fun. 1013 00:37:33.951 --> 00:37:37.755 Zach: We're putting in a lot of effort right now to make my PC not look good; 1014 00:37:38.522 --> 00:37:41.959 which is a little concerning but I think I can push through, we'll be all right. 1015 00:37:42.860 --> 00:37:46.364 Linus: I mean, there's nothing I can do about all the fingerprints you left on it. 1016 00:37:46.364 --> 00:37:48.065 Zach: Like that is literally all you right there. 1017 00:37:48.165 --> 00:37:50.301 Linus: Literally, literally not even. 1018 00:37:50.301 --> 00:37:50.801 Zach: That's all you. 1019 00:37:50.901 --> 00:37:51.736 Linus: Literally not even. 1020 00:37:53.437 --> 00:37:54.872 Linus: Oh, yeah, hmm. 1021 00:37:55.339 --> 00:37:56.674 Linus: Yeah; well, okay. 1022 00:37:58.009 --> 00:37:59.010 Linus: Better luck next season. 1023 00:38:03.347 --> 00:38:04.949 Linus: We're not going to draw any conclusions yet though; 1024 00:38:07.518 --> 00:38:12.356 other than to say that sometimes appearances can be deceiving, 1025 00:38:16.927 --> 00:38:19.563 Linus: but also very important, you know. 1026 00:38:19.563 --> 00:38:20.031 Zach: Thank you. 1027 00:38:20.531 --> 00:38:21.499 Zach: And we get the bonus points. 1028 00:38:22.667 --> 00:38:23.801 Linus: You get the bonus multiplier. 1029 00:38:23.801 --> 00:38:24.602 Zach: Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. 1030 00:38:24.735 --> 00:38:25.336 Linus: Bonus multiplier. 1031 00:38:25.369 --> 00:38:26.570 Zach: Come on, man; come on. 1032 00:38:26.804 --> 00:38:28.439 Zach: We still got inserts to shoot. 1033 00:38:28.439 --> 00:38:29.140 Linus: Okay, alright. 1034 00:38:29.140 --> 00:38:29.740 Zach: What's the bonus? 1035 00:38:30.308 --> 00:38:31.242 Linus: With a bonus? 1036 00:38:31.342 --> 00:38:33.177 Linus: Oh, yeah; yeah, can you put that in there? 1037 00:38:33.277 --> 00:38:36.013 So aesthetic bonus multiplier 11 I think is what we ended up with? 1038 00:38:36.147 --> 00:38:36.947 Zach: 12, but yeah. 1039 00:38:38.249 --> 00:38:38.849 Linus: Don't push it. 1040 00:38:39.417 --> 00:38:42.453 Linus: Well it looks like it might come apart, but it is good; 1041 00:38:42.553 --> 00:38:44.889 it's good, and if you get that PC, 1042 00:38:44.989 --> 00:38:48.426 you could get a different case and rebuild it really nicely. 1043 00:38:49.160 --> 00:38:52.863 Any one of those three machines, if you were to sit down in front of them blind, 1044 00:38:52.997 --> 00:38:56.267 I guarantee that you wouldn't care what FPS it's running at. 1045 00:38:56.634 --> 00:39:00.137 Zach: So it comes down to aesthetics is what you're saying. 1046 00:39:00.237 --> 00:39:02.273 Linus: No, no, no; it was a joke. 1047 00:39:02.273 --> 00:39:03.641 If you sat down in front of it blind. 1048 00:39:04.175 --> 00:39:07.378 David: What was it like being with Linus? Hanging out with Linus? 1049 00:39:07.378 --> 00:39:07.478 Closest without going over. 1050 00:39:07.478 --> 00:39:09.714 Zach: Honestly, it was a really fun day; 1051 00:39:09.814 --> 00:39:13.084 like being able to shoot with him and seeing what happens behind the scenes 1052 00:39:13.084 --> 00:39:16.854 and the big crew to make this happen was really cool. 1053 00:39:16.854 --> 00:39:21.492 It was not on my bingo card to troubleshoot my own PC that I built with Linus. 1054 00:39:21.492 --> 00:39:23.594 It was fun, it was great. 1055 00:39:23.694 --> 00:39:26.063 Tito: It's eye opening, it's a lot of fun; 1056 00:39:26.063 --> 00:39:29.100 it's really cool to see him working and inspiring. 1057 00:39:29.133 --> 00:39:32.536 So yeah, overall really awesome and interesting to see. 1058 00:39:32.570 --> 00:39:36.374 Danny: It was pretty low key, pretty chill; it was fun, 1059 00:39:36.374 --> 00:39:39.510 it was my first time doing kind of like a bigger production shoot like this, so. 1060 00:39:39.610 --> 00:39:41.879 David: What did you think of Danny's computer? 1061 00:39:42.446 --> 00:39:43.748 Tito: Ooh, Danny's computer. 1062 00:39:43.748 --> 00:39:46.217 I mean, honestly I feel like everybody else's computer was 1063 00:39:46.250 --> 00:39:50.020 really, really nice looking and they performed really, really well, obviously. 1064 00:39:50.054 --> 00:39:53.057 But yeah, no, Danny's computer was fantastic though."}