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it's Rog rig reboot 2021 this time

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featuring an actual child yes you claim to have been watching my videos for five

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years but I don't believe you you would have been in the womb at that point of

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age or not Tucker's gonna be building his very third fourth PC

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my expectations are extremely high what should I be doing with my hands

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my current startup right now is an Old Dell it's running at I5 8400 I believe

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and a 1050 TI it crashes and turns off

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and on randomly sometimes crashes multiple times in the same hour I could

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have it be running a game that's too hard for it and it'll crash or I could

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have a Word document open and it crashes for my build I'm hoping for something

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that's going to help me do my projects and run everything I need it to do well

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do you want to see it yes then go ahead and pull it off

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oh like you mean it Tucker I tried okay

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oh dude I so you're a bit of an Electronics whiz kid is my understanding

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oh yeah I built an arcade machine I built an electric skateboard that can go

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around 30 kilometers an hour and I've been trying to build a spot welder but

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it's been going a little rough

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um it exploded

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your application video where you actually soldered the composite video

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input on one of those old clamshell DVD players so you could use it as a monitor

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my first idea was to build a breadboard computer with little microprocessors but

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I had an old laptop and the screen was destroyed so I got an old DVD player and

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I managed to hack a composite video signal into it so you could show it to

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me right now it's not here what is here is your brand new machine do you

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recognize any of this stuff what do we got here that is expensive we've got

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your CPU right here we've got your graphics card we got your ssds yes

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there's so many of them I'm not going to get away with any of this with you am I

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no all right prove it what do you start with this one really the monitor oh what

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it says Pro art on it right here wait am I wrong

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now Tucker's not as much of a hardcore gamer as even some of our previous

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contestants perhaps because his computer's not really up to it but he is

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an aspiring creative so you do some video editing is that right yes what

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else do you get up to 3D modeling and Cat and gaming you know I do some

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modeling myself I need a CPU you do I do

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if you find it you can have it okay

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I actually don't see it that's not it it's not here oh man this

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computer isn't gonna work very well Tucker because I'm taking away your

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that is a large CP U box that is a fast

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CPU we're gonna be equipping this Pro art z690 with Intel's 12th gen Alder

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Lake 12900k that's right my friends eight performance cores eight slightly

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less performance cores 24th Reds this is

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like a piece of architecture's box it's kind of like computer porn it's just

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computer porn though Dad it's not like the other kind the only weird thing is

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we're all looking at it together this thing looks really cool

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I'm gonna try to do this without breaking anything I think you got this

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I'm not exactly sure how to get it in there the

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okay and now I think I need to push this down

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and then do this oh whoa is that supposed to happen I don't know it

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depends how much of a working computer do you want Tucker okay should I think

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keep pushing this hey Seuss asked me to mention a couple of things about this

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board like it's uh 16 plus one phase

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power delivery quadruple Gen 4 m.2 drive

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support and of course support for PCIe Gen 5 in the 16x slot up here not to

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mention it's ample i o we got 10 gig and two and a half gig Lan and dual

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Thunderbolt ports including dual DisplayPort inputs so that means that

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you can actually take your dedicated graphics card it's going to be a pretty

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fast one and you can inject DisplayPort into your Thunderbolt output so you're

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not stuck with Onboard video for those what the bananas all of the USB ports

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are 10 gig ports has everything didn't PCIe Gen 4 just

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come out and now it's on five now we're on five interesting

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I did it Tucker you really talked that one up I think it's either the memory or

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the cooler I actually probably wouldn't

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install the cooler right now that's a genuine Tech tip what do you know about

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being cool um so you got some pretty nice is there

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four of them 16 gigs so that is a total

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of 64 gigs of ddr5 one of these sticks

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is significantly more impressive than what's in my current computer literal

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garbage PC oh it's like creaking I don't want to

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press too hard

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I think I got it I think you got it too so at that point if I say I believe in

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you am I saying I believe that you won't fail or I believe that you will I don't

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know you're throwing my stickers I need those oh oh it's awful

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the entire Community is so sad right now yes you know what I'm just gonna yep

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double check okay push on everything so hard it look it definitely sounds like

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it's breaking you want me to show you broken what's next I think I want to put

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the motherboard into the case I want you

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know there's a little movie called Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory I don't

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think putting this in is going to kill me you're going to want to put your storage on it first I I'm used to a SATA

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drive so you don't put them on the motherboard we do have one of those okay we have everything that's Rog rig reboot

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there's not even that much Rog going on in this one what the heck got a pro art

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motherboard we got a I need a screwdriver tough ltcstore.com yeah yeah

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the new LTT one it's a prototype it's not quite right all right you're gonna

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want there you go so you put it that way then

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you use this whenever you don't need a ton of force yeah you know that

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screwdrivers work do you no oh I got it I did it

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I'm smart okay you're not done yet I'm

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working on it okay you're not working on anything Tucker put that away watch this

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toolless oh boom I don't even need the screws whoa right I bet you could do it

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one-handed look at him go I'm a professional P5 plus one terabyte SSD

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installed look at this kid showing off with his soldering skills

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take the sticker off if you like stickers on your case Tucker I do here

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you go enjoy oh that is awful boom we're

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gonna put all the stickers on your case Tucker well this is great now I want to put

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this in there you know what I want to do I want to take off these peels before they're hard to get it I want to do it

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too late you started this okay you have no one to blame but yourself oh yeah oh

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wait what this is a very large case this

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is a mid Tower you're just a very small young boy okay oh this is heavy

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yeah I don't know if it's that in here is this the one of the cases where you

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can just put this in I mean I would probably get your mounting hardware

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somewhat ready first if I mean I don't think that matters okay that is not on

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though let me at least help you okay okay thank you wonderful these are

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organized really nice yeah Pentax does a great job of that now you mentioned that

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you don't watch Tick Tock I thought that's like your whole generation's Jam

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why would I watch Tick Tock when I can watch you build computers you can't get

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a second computer this is solid it is it is a solid it is neither a

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liquid nor a gaseous power supply you just put the Box away donate the cables

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you don't because Chase is going to get a fancy cables unless they're not here

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in which case yeah I was trying to beat your score saber score there's no way

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you're going to beat me in beat City I'm like within a hundred ranks of you in

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Canada but I can't get any higher because the computer it doesn't do the

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dude what do you think as Tucker Got What It Takes can he challenge these

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wrists good luck Tucker keep in mind I have not used these controllers before

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uh-huh oh hit the table yeah we should probably

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I think that's a that's a mulligan right there

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foreign

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let's see if I can get through this thing I actually don't think I can

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all right you still got a bit to learn grasshopper okay I think I gave it my

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best shot but I didn't really think I had any chance of beating Linus to beat

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saber it wrecked like you thought I was gonna high five

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you nobody high fives anymore what would you like to do I saw another

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SSD I think I'm gonna try to put it in four terabytes I thought SSD's the size

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only went up to two terabytes no I think we have like a 30 terabyte one coming in

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for our petabyte of flash project that is coming up get subscribed you don't

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actually have to do that what you're doing I don't nope

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oh that's nice zero tools

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hey all right just two of these screws got to be lots unlike your current

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storage situation this has no moving parts and therefore

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have you ever experienced high resolution High refresh rate gaming yes

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you were at LTX yeah so you actually know how to build a computer because our

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Expo taught you how yeah the system works it does work let's have a look at

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the cables that you'll be plugging into it you ready

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they match your hoodie this is for the motherboard right oh

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it's flipping over don't screw up oh I'm

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do you like some light look at me being helpful during an Rog rig reboot you

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must like you or something he's a kindred spirit not different than you I

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said kindred spirit did I not now if we got all of this stuff dealt with in here

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let's get this radiator mounted

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here oh where are your fans at Tucker there

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ow oh

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now this is a really cool AIO cooler not

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only does it have a screen on it it comes with some of the finest fans on

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the market the nff-12 industrial PPC 2000 RPM so what's the first game you're

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gonna play on this rig definitely Half-Life Alex have you tried to play it

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on your current rig the frame rate is not good for motion sickness that makes

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sense on a 1050 that would not be a great experience how close did you get

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to up chucking you know what Tucker I think this might be the fastest Rog rig

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reboot build that we've done yet can you stop that I want to plug it in what

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about Tucker what I want what'd you do

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with the rest of my PCI Express cables here they're up here oh RTX 3080 10 gigs

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RAM he will not be doing any mining as much as he might be a miner ah I'm gonna

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drop this you know how hard these are to get my precious

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this is massive botchless peel yeah you bought it

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already wow that happened really fast oh my gosh I thought you were a nice kid

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not a brutal monster I don't think

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anything you're saying is at all relevant what are you doing Tucker

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chickens out do you need a screwdriver I do have one no you got a bit of a

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compatibility crisscross so you got to make sure that you put it in at just the

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right angle what I mean that's not how I would have done it now they're gonna

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cross oh I'm not doing that you don't want to cross your streams I feel like

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that was a reference but I don't understand you need to use the Sarah

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butt patented technique so we're just going to kind of we'll kind of give it

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ah kind of bend it a little when he was reefing on the graphics card it did not

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look good no it should be fine okay there you go I found more stickers oh

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excellent okay I'm putting it here nice who needs airflow anyway Steve from

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Gamer's Nexus dislikes this that is awful oh nice good find whoa magnets not

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my finest Cable Management ever but it's what you're getting

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um I'm gonna take five percent off the price of the computer for you okay that

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really helps do you want to power it on do the honors yeah let's do it oh we

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didn't even talk about your monitor yet 1440p Pro art so super color accurate

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still 75 Hertz though so it's like that fine line between like you know creation

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ready monitor but also gaming capable how's that display looking by the way

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yeah that's higher resolution than a DVD player that is probably true actually

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like 480 it actually is true all right what do you think is it gonna fire up

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for us though who plugged in an HDMI cable ah this is what happens when you

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let Chase run the cables I told him DisplayPort he didn't listen oh you got

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called out I want to catch it no look really oh wow that's a bad sign it just

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powered off like that maybe it's from your reefing on the graphics card maybe

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it's not a very attractive quality to play the blame game okay I do actually

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need this to power on though yay

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ah yes the big moment cover your eyes and there it is

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incredible that's the most beautiful computer I've ever seen I will always be

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watching you we didn't even attempt to put it in the center or anything it's

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just there you can't even see your screen on your CPU Cooler I mean who

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needs that anyway right go for it do something

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all right show us how it's done I actually don't play racing games either

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I'm doing it I'm driving yeah yeah I mean

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it's good looking though hey yeah it looks really good extreme preset Davey

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Oh Boy and I'm crashing it's rough but that's okay because you are ahead of

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everyone else who submitted an entry for Rog rig reboot if you enjoyed this video

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maybe check out one of our previous RG rig reboots and this is it this is where

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you say hi Mom hi Mom thanks to LTT and ASUS Rog for the new

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rig