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Carl Jacobs a Minecraft YouTuber with more money than brains reached out to us

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because he wanted to beat Minecraft on a

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$100,000 PC I can't help him beat Minecraft but I could sure as shoot

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build a $100,000 PC it took 6 months and our

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bill actually ended up exceeding the $100,000 payment we received from Carl

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but I'm extremely proud of the product our team delivered this desk PC is an

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Ode to opulence a portrait of prosperity a balid to the Bourgeois you guys get

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the point it looks freaking awesome but beyond the looks every single detail of

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this build was meticulously thought out and executed let's have a closer look at

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our sponsor huge shout out flexy spot for sponsoring this video we decided on

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their E7 desk legs and if you stick around you're going to learn more about

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the build and see just how much weight these legs can support Carl was very

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particular that the PC needed to cost

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$100,000 the only problem with that is that gaming computers even fancy ones

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don't cost $100,000 now we could just cheat and

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build a server with a bunch of 30 tbte

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kokia ssds or we could build an AI

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workstation with half a dozen gpus in it and then just as many terabytes of RAM

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but the thing is that none of those things would make it any better for

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playing Minecraft in fact it would probably be worse now Minecraft does

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technically support SLI as does NVIDIA's workstation line of gpus so if we could

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toss four of those into a computer that would eat up a lot of our budget but

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when I tested out quad SLI on the Camino Grand RM it was a mixed bag to say the

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least we tripled our FPS and Rise of the Tomb Raider but the frame times were so

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bad and inconsistent the experience was actually worse and when I tried to run

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shadow of the Tomb Raider the system blw screen so heart I needed to completely

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reinstall Windows so for components then we just picked the fastest gaming stuff

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that exists a core I9 13900 K RTX 490 64

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gigs of ddr5 memory and a premium z790 motherboard from ebga all of which came

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to $5,000 that's it

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$5,000 how are we going to spend the rest of the money by building something

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to put those parts in that is so d

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expensive it will blow your mind and what better way to show off a top-of-the

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line PC like this one than a desk PC and

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it kind of makes sense right like Furniture is crazy expensive like like

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look at this thing you can't even put a computer in it what a ripoff so with

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that solved we had a new set of challenges to overcome we were very

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concerned about our fancy desk surviving the 5,000 km journey to Carl we don't

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want another PewDiePie situation L I need tech support but what if we could

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kill two birds with one stone by creating a desk that is both absurdly

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expensive and also nearly impossible for FedEx to destroy but don't try by

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Milling it out of a single solid block of aluminum now designing

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something like that is a lot of work so I assigned it to Alex who also decided

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that it was too much work and assigned Gary to hire a new employee meet Tim

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I spent the next two months of my life staring at solid works and coordinating with our machinist Amish to design a

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computer desk that feels like you're sitting in a TIE fighter and more

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importantly is possible to machine we decided against doing it out of a single

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block of aluminum because if there are internal stresses in the stock the whole

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thing could banana when we take it off of the mill and also because if we break

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it into three pieces Amish will be able to get extra fancy with the Machining

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using his 5axis Mill many many many

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revisions later we were ready to start Machining

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the desk was machined by SS cadcam and Squamish and over four weeks amish's

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machines removed a total of 175.2 lb of aluminum don't worry it's

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all getting recycled leaving us with possibly the most beautiful computer

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case ever made make sure to get subscribed by the way cuz we're going to

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have a full build video for this bad boy coming out soon it was just way too much

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for one video what all are you even doing over here no now when you order

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from a boutique system builder the computer comes with a checklist where

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they verified that everything was working as intended for instance this

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one came with the origin we recently made a video on and because we here at

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lonus Tech tips drive for the utmost in professionalism we have created our own

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checklist that will be filled out by myself the CEO and will be included in

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the package so that Carl can trust that we have tested everything that is

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interesting to show in a video uh starting with the sound system in total

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$112,000 was spent ensuring that the auditory experience of this PC could

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blow the doors off of Carl's streaming room with incredibly accurate sound to

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achieve this we've used two genac 8341 a

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three-way point source studio monitors now normal speakers look a little

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something like this we've got our woer and we've got our Tweeter here and here

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but the distance between these two can actually cause minute phase problems

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well not on the genel X here the Tweeter

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the mid and the woofer all come from

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exactly the same spot which in theory improves Imaging but what these can't do

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is play really low notes which is why we've also included the

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736a subwoofer

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this should be able to Faithfully recreate 20 Herz which is widely

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considered to be the lowest note that humans can

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hear oh we're getting some harmonics in there weird oh that's

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Minecraft and pass next up Genet claims

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that this system should be able to reach 110 DB without Distortion so to verify

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we hit 98 that's pretty good wa that's

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really loud we settled on flexi spots E7 as the

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base of our project for two reasons one

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obviously we want to stick with the best of the best for this project and two we

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needed something that was capable of holding up all this weight since these

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legs can support up to 355 lb as you can see here within the

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actual weight limit it has no issues but but in this case we underestimated just

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how much our end product would weigh our PC desk ended up being about

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380 lb so it needs a little bit of help

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adjusting the height since we're pushing it to its limits but unless you have a

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370 lb plus desk at home it shouldn't be an issue it's built with a thicker solid

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carbon steel frame to make it extra durable and extra sturdy like check this

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out you guys all right up there which is really important when

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your desk weighs as much as this one does or actually just really important

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in general so your monitor doesn't wobble while you're typing the E7 also

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features a convenient built-in USB charging port that allows you to charge your phone or tablet while you're work

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and uh what else can I say you're welcome Carl since we're here we can

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verify that the KJ on the wings is still beautiful oh and that the sides make

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that satisfying

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ping it's like music to my ears glass

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top still Immaculate and if you're wondering why it cost over

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$11,000 I need point you only at the etching on the back

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the chamfered edges to make sure that Carl doesn't cut himself and these fine

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cutouts for our monitor arms this kind of thing ain't easy but hope well Works

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did a great job and I think Lloyd and Sarah did a fantastic job of the design

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too since we're back here by the way one thing that I'd recommend Carl is that

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you ensure you have at least two power circuits for this PC because it consumes

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a lot of power to deliver all of it there are a total of four power supplies

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this cic SPX 750 handles power to the

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motherboard and the CPU this second SPX 750 delivers power to your RTX 490 GPU

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and the pumps on this side of the desk and then over on the right side of the

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table we've got the power supply for the standing desk and on the left we have a

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dedicated power supply for the RGB lighting this is because in addition to

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all the typical gamer RGB that we've included we've thrown in five estera

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Helios tubes at $800 a pop these are filming grade lights that deliver both

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the brightness and color accuracy that you would expect from such a a thing no

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gaming grade RGB could ever hope to come close and what's really cool is that

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they're controlled through Bluetooth so you can use your phone just make sure

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that you pair your phone to the three that are inside the desk before you put

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the glass panel on top all four power supplies working finally for our

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physical let's just ensure that the power button Works feels like nuclear

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launch not Minecraft we are mostly in here to talk

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about how our memory has an XMP profile of six th000 megat transfers per second

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but we ended up having to slightly slow it down to 5600 since then it's been

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Rock Solid you might lose one or two FPS but given how many you already get I

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don't think that's going to be an issue let's go ahead and fire up Windows okay

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latest BIOS installed now we're going to have to verify some of the hardware here

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Carl the password is Roblox oh yeah I

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can use must pad oh my God please tell me we're sending this to him now that

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we're in here we just need to verify that the specs are as our customer

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ordered which basically just means the absolute best yes yes two terabytes of

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Samsung 980 Pro M another two terabytes

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seems pretty good ooh NVIDIA RTX 490

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courtesy of ASUS their stxs model looking very RGB in there and what

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you're probably wondering at this point is how on Earth are we cooling all that

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stuff ah fear not for inside this

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computer is one of the best and most complicated Loops ever created to make

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sure that a frame is never dropped in Minecraft we have a total of six

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radiators six pumps and three fluidically separate loops on the right

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we have three radiators and two pumps that are dedicated just to cooling the

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CPU and the same goes for the GPU over here on the left did I mention that the

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pumps are goldplated now it's pretty rare that you would have a task that

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would hit both the CPU and the GPU equally playing a game would mostly be

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on the GPU side while rendering a video out might be all on the CPU

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so if the water in one side were to get more than 5° hotter than the other our

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third Loop would activate in the middle EK custommade this goldplated heat

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exchanger that pumps water across the tubes for both the CPU and GPU Loops to

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equilibrate the temperatures of the CPU and GPU cooling water how effective is

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it well to find out we grabbed the main

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gear mg1 um thank you from ShortCircuit

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that despite having nearly the same components automotive paint and a custom

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front panel costs $93,900 less than

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Carl's PC to compare the cooling solutions of each machine we fired up

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Prime 95 and furmark simultaneously and if you just looked at the CPU

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temperatures you might come to the wrong conclusion our main gear mg1 topped out

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at 80° on the CPU while Carl's desk got

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all the way up to 80 9 this isn't a problem though because the desk was able

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to sustain a power bill inflating 310

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Watts on the CPU continuously even after 30 minutes of FM Mark the I wasn't going

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to drop it oh I dropped that well even after 30 minutes of furmark the RTX 490

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in here only reached 57° that is a massive

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208° lower than the main gear and this

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one the front panel won't even fall off like that

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Sol it how unfortunately though performance doesn't scale linearly with

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power draw so even though our cooling allows Carl CPU to draw 47% more power

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than the main gear its cin bench score is only 5.4% higher and in 3D Mark the

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desk was only able to pull off a 3.9% higher score so Carl's desk is faster

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than a high-end pre-built but we are certainly seeing diminishing returns at

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this point the real test though of course is how good it is at playing

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Minecraft okay are we doing Java Edition no one plays Bedrock Lin maybe we wanted

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to test RTX I don't know

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wow that looks freaking

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awesome God that looks good like Shadow

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doesn't just look like dark light it looks like shade we are using 13 gbes of

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RAM running Minecraft press Escape no I

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won't no like we can make it more beautiful I don't think anything could

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look better than what I already saw not even my own children do they have path

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traced Lighting on them I'm sorry did my memory usage just hit 35

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GB oh my God this is running on a 490 it

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looks absolutely magnificent

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though my kingdom Simba everything that

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light touches can be yours oh no elephant

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graveyard Minecraft so beautiful it brings a tear to your

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eye pass and we would fire up something else but one of the requirements was

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that no game other than Minecraft can ever have been played on it I might play

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Forza on it later though Alex you for Minecraft to look this incredible the

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computer not only has to be good but so does the monitor here for the main

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screen we've got the ASUS STX pg42 uq a

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4K 135 HZ 41 1/2 in monitor that

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basically spanks pretty much everything else in existence our display Guru from

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the lab did a quick and dirty calibration on it and here are the settings that he found were best and

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with a measured Delta e of just 1.49

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this thing is more than good enough for gaming more than color accurate enough

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for professional work now normally going with an OLED display means a drop in

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brightness but thanks to a massive heat sink on the back we actually verified

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that this thing can sustain 700 nits of brightness on 10% of the screen meaning

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that HDR content is going to look properly HDR on here then I mean these

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are no pleb tier side monitors each of these is a PG 32 uqr capable of 144 HZ

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at 4K resolution now they're not quite as magnificent as the main display but

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they're color accurate and more than good enough for Discord stream

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monitoring and completing the ultimate battle station look now we didn't fully

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calibrate all the monitors but we did ensure that the white balance and Gamma

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were matched between the three because that's the most important thing for

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making sure that your multim monitor setup looks matched now we've already

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made sure that the speakers work well but we need to check out the rest of the

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streaming peripherals for an audio interface we went with the fireface ucx

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2 which delivers such a clean sound that it'll make nearly any set of half decent

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headphon sound incredible but when you connect it to the Sennheiser

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hd800s you get sound so good that the

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menu music in Minecraft is going to make you emotional now we weren't 100% sure

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how quiet Carl's streaming space was so hopefully it's not too loud because

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these headphones are open backed so any ambient sounds go straight through them

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we also included an electrovoice re20 microphone and a Sony zv E10 camera to

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act as a webcam how do they compare to one of the best webcam M combos in a

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laptop well not not very not very close what

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won't be included though is the mouse and keyboard and I would like to explain

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why because that was a call that I made what me yeah I didn't make that call

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they were too personal ah too personal that makes sense the last thing then is

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to have a little chat about warranty and support this desk comes with literally

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none of that I don't want to say who but there have been creators in the past

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that we've made PCS for and then people in our office become their personal

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trouble shooters for a couple of months something we will not be doing again

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many of the components in here were graciously sent free of charge like the

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RTX 490 power supplies CPU even that

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absolutely amazing look workof art distribution plate from Ek blocks but it

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also means there is absolutely zero warranty if something breaks so you will

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just have to go out and buy a new one uh we'd also recommend getting a good

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multimeter sold separately since troubleshooting any of the wiring in

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here is going to be non-trivial if something goes wrong a final bit of laying down the law dear Saudi princes

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this desk is one of one and we will never build another and in the future

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any clients are going to have to pay for engineering time since having Tim work

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on this for two months more than two months

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um he has other stuff to do with all that said we hope you love it Carl an

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extraordinary amount of effort was put into making this literally the best

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over-the-top gaming system to ever exist

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and I think Tim Amish Alex I did a thing

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hope well Works everyone involved did an utterly phenomenal job have fun beating

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Minecraft on it overall I'm super happy with the way this collaboration turned

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out our members have been using the E7 legs for a while now and have been

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thoroughly impressed with their remarkable stability and I'm sure Carl

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will be as as well it really is astonishing how little shaking there is

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when you're even when you're typing while standing their unique embedded Junction and solid built carbon steel

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desk frame Make It Rock Solid and what's really cool is that even though our

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creation weighed too much for the E7

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flexi spot later released the Odin E7 Q

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legs that can support up to 440 lb we

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weren't able to switch out the legs at the last second since the PC desk

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chassis was custom made for the e7s but we're going to be keeping the Odin legs

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in mind for any future heavy builds the E7 comes with a cable management board

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and cable ties to keep your workspace tidy it's easy to assemble and can be

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set up in minutes and with its sleek and modern design the E7 is a perfect

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out at the link in the video description if you guys enjoyed this video maybe

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