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Good old Rosewill.

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Oh, the SCM01.

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Yeah, oh, you know this case?

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No, I don't.

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Oh, okay.

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Okay, so should we start with that?

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Yeah, let's take it out of the box, I guess.

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Like the idea here is we're just gonna build this thing.

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Yeah.

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Okay, and you've never built it before?

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Nope.

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So a lot of the time when writers prepare a video,

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they do a lot of the preparation.

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Yeah, I heard that they do that.

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Ahead of time.

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Uh-huh.

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But today we're just YOLOing it.

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Yeah, well, I mean, it's fun to prepare,

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but you know, it's fun to keep life spicy too.

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That sounds like mistake number two.

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We're gonna have a mistake counter.

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Yeah, yeah.

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High-end PCs are pretty cool.

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Yeah.

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They can trace rays with the best of them,

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but they have one major problem.

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They're expensive.

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Most people don't think about that.

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Yeah, that's what we're here for.

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But we did.

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So we set out to build

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the

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least expensive PC possible

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with components that we could buy on Amazon.com.

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Yep.

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I literally went to Amazon.com,

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searched the name of the component,

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sorted by price,

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and ordered whatever was cheapest at that time.

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And this is it.

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So it's time to figure out

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whether what we ordered was an actual PC

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or whether we made a horrible mistake.

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Okay, so I couldn't just go to Amazon.com,

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and literally pick the cheapest option

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because they have to be compatible.

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Compatible.

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If this is the cheapest case

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and this is the cheapest board,

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then we're just going to have to put them together.

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It's only fair.

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So this is a LGA 775 socket motherboard.

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It's a Dell PowerEdge Server board.

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Okay.

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Yes.

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And that's gonna be compatible

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Compatible.

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Compatible with our CPU,

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which is a Core 2 Duo motherboard.

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E8400 from Intel.

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Are you sure?

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What?

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That that's going to be compatible?

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Most server boards from that generation were LGA 771.

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That is a good point.

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I've never seen that before.

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And this is a locking floppy disk.

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Oh, cool.

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This is locking IDE.

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Oh, cool.

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Do you want to come in and get some closeups of this ?

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She's light as I'm so sorry.

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Oh my God.

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So this is an Insignia.

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It doesn't weigh much more than the box.

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Does it?

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Try it.

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Oh, wow.

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You know what?

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Since I'm tired of being dumped on, look at this.

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It's a hard drive.

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It's probably perfectly functional.

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I'm pretty sure it's new.

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Why are you asking me questions like that?

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I didn't know they still made 160 gig hard drives.

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We have a single DDR2 DIMM.

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That is two gigs big.

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This is not ECC and this is a server board.

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Oh my God.

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No, it should support.

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And that says,

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memory ECC DDR2 chipset.

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That's not the socket.

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Wait, front side bus, 800 megahertz for Pentium 4.

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Well, hold on a second.

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This might actually be 775, but oh my God,

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this is a Pentium board.

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I don't believe this will work with a Core 2 Duo.

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The graphics card is a blazing fast

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AMD Radeon 6350.

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All right.

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How much did this cost us?

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This cost us a whopping, actually 2888.

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Wow.

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It's the most expensive part out of all of them,

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which is great news to hear when it might not even work.

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You know this is not DVI, right?

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Yeah, this is a different port that is,

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everyone knows is not DVI.

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You have actually done something today

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that hasn't happened in a while.

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You've shown me three tech things

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that I have never seen before.

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Hey! In a single sitting.

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That could be the title of the video.

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I've never seen this before.

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This port, these like doohickeys,

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doohickeys on the IDE things, this cooler mount.

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Oh, you've never seen that?

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I've never seen that before.

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See, and I've never seen it either.

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Yeah.

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Well, we do have some other processors

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that might work, Linus.

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Look at this wonderful selection of Pentiums

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and one Celeron.

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So a lot of these are newer.

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New Pentium, old Pentium.

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Pretty le different.

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Okay, here's what I think we have to do.

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We have to order the cheapest one from Amazon.

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That's true.

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We have to stay true.

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We have to, yeah.

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To our video.

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Stand strong.

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Okay, so then there's gonna be some movie magic.

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Yeah.

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And we'll get back to this next week, I guess.

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So this is attempt number two.

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Wait, this is the old stuff.

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Are we even using this anymore?

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Yeah, no, we're not using that.

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Put that away, I never wanna see it again.

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This is also,

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This is also,

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This is also meant for a pre-built system.

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Right.

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But as you can see,

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it's a little more of a normal layout motherboard

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meant for, it's a regular micro ATX form factor.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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It actually has front panel connector pins on it.

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Yeah, which we can short.

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Yeah, we're gonna have to guess at them a little bit,

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but at least there's something to guess at.

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Indeed.

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Wow, even a PCI Express 16X slot this time.

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Good job, Riley.

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I did it, I did it.

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You've still got- This is the same.

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This is the graphics card of Doom here.

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Same AMD Radeon 6350 with a DMS connector.

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So we know what the connector's called now.

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DMS 59.

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DMS 59.

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DMS gonna give it to you.

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What?

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Yeah, no.

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This connector, curiously,

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is one that's meant to drive two displays by default.

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So that's why both adapters go from one DMS 59

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and to two of the other thing.

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Yeah. VGA.

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VGA.

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All digital interface.

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Ooh.

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Ooh.

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Okay, what else did we change?

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Okay, and the last one we got,

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we changed was the RAM.

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We have real DDR2 non-ECC RAM.

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Cool.

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That was the problem.

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We had a server board.

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It was only compatible with ECC RAM.

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Also, this is DDR3.

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You know this, right?

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What?

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What are you talking about?

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I haven't written in the script DDR3, all right?

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I've just-

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Okay, so everything's here.

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Yep.

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Should we build it?

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I hope we can.

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I hope we can.

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They fit in the holes.

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It's like they were actually designed to fit together.

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Pow.

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Yeah.

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Boom.

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Pow.

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Pow.

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Yeah, dual channel, baby.

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Four gigs of RAM.

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Yep.

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We paid $8 for four gigs last time.

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Right.

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And now we're up to-

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18.

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18.

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So $10 more for DDR3.

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So we paid an extra $13.

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But for it to be compatible.

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Plus the adapters, which I actually don't have in here.

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Minor details.

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But I think they were like $3.

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Hey, okay.

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It's kind of coming together now.

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It looks like this might be a PC.

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I mean, that's not a great indicator.

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But it's on.

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Which is farther than we got last time.

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Sweet music.

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Yeah, oh man.

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I need like a piece of tape or something.

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It's so annoying.

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What, new RAM?

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Yeah, it's worth a shot.

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I honestly don't think it's RAM though.

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Let's give it a shot.

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This is pretty much our most compatible DDR3 RAM.

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This RipJaws Z stuff.

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Hey, everybody.

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Okay, so I got a tray full of LGA.

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I think they're LGA 775 Pentiums.

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And-

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Yeah, this one's not.

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The $69 gaming PC.

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Cause that, I think it had an E7500 in it.

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But we'll see.

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Oh.

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Yeah.

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Okay, sure.

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Should we try it?

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Let's, you know what?

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That seems promising.

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That is?

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Yes.

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That's an E7500.

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Oh, well let's try that first.

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Aha. Do we know that this one works?

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It would.

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That was what was originally in the $69 gaming PC.

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Great.

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I was there.

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And I was there too.

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All right.

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I don't even have to put the heat sink on

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to know if this worked any better.

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Okay, can I have the RAM from $69 gaming PC too?

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Let's just.

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Eventually we just put all the components in here.

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Samsung, Samsung quality here.

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It's a different beep.

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Why?

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It's a different beep.

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This is HP OEM memory.

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Anthony checked it.

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Anthony should have known better.

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That's, I'm upset.

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The memory you had Riley buy was HP memory.

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No, no, no, no, no, no.

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Okay, wait.

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I don't want to get in.

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OEM system builders you

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in a couple of different ways.

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Wait, what?

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First, they you with their motherboard,

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making it not compatible with other things.

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Mm-hmm.

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Then, they you with their motherboard, making it not compatible with other things. Then, they you with their motherboard, making it not compatible with other things. Mm-hmm.

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upgrade components,

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because they want you to buy their specific upgrade

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compatible thing

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to put in their system.

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But then they you again,

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when you try and buy their thing

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and you put it in some other system.

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So, every memory module has what's called an SPD chip.

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And what that has is all the information

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that the system needs about the memory.

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And they can actually program it in such a way

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that it's like,

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Right.

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oh.

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some I was expecting.

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Now I'm not saying that that was necessarily

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what happened here because this board also spat out

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that G.Skill memory.

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So it could be the board us,

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but it could also have been the memory us.

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Either way.

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Okay, so we're gonna put the E7500 aside for now.

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We're gonna put your Car2Duo back in here

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and see if that works.

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I wanna put this RAM back in just to see.

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Nope.

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No.

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You ready for a graphics card?

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I am ready for this.

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And did you, I mean, you must've known.

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You must've known that this is what this video was.

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Really?

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You thought it would be smooth?

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Smooth sailing?

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Buy the cheapest thing.

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You told me, go buy the cheapest thing

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you can possibly find on Amazon.

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And you thought it'd be hunky dory?

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I honestly, what I kind of expected was for you

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to buy the cheapest brand new things.

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And I had meant the cheapest thing in a given category,

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but like.

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From 2018.

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New.

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Yeah, like in a box with a manual and an IO shield.

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Well, we could do that.

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That'd be a different video.

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Yeah, yeah, we could.

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Cheapest PC on Amazon.

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Part two.

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I swear it's less cringe this time.

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Oh my God.

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Hey, not bad.

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Is it gonna make it all the way to the desktop?

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Linus!

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Tech tips.

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Tech tips.

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I am vindicated.

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Welcome.

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Welcome to a functioning PC.

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Do we have gigabit LAN?

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You can.

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It is.

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It's gigabit.

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Oh man.

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It's Broadcom net extreme gigabit.

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That's the good kind.

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It's extreme.

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Extreme.

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Okay, so the first thing we wanna know

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is what exactly the crap graphics card this is.

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I know what it is.

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I have that information.

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Look, he can actually look it up faster

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than I can check in device manager

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because of how slow this thing is.

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It's a Radeon 6350.

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Turns out this is actually a Radeon 5450.

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So it might've been mislabeled on your listing there,

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but that's what it shows up.

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I've got swindled.

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Get them.

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Ha ha.

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Nice dude.

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At 95% SEMA.

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Huh.

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Okay.

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Let's move on.

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Let's move on.

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Dota 2.

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Dota 2 was what we really wanted here.

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You know, we do this and figure stuff out

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so you don't have to guys.

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We save you from having to deal with eight frames per second.

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In the loading screen.

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You thought Anthem was bad.

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It still is.

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30 frames per second, 720p, second lowest settings.

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I don't know.

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There's three main characters on screen.

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There's not that many.

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There's not that much going on.

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No, there's really not much going on.

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But still like this is playable for a MOBA,

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like 30 frames a second.

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Yeah, with bots.

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Offline, it's playable.

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That's true.

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Bump the settings down to lowest.

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Can you do that in game?

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Well, we're up to 50.

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Wow, and it looks even worse somehow.

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At the lowest settings and 720p.

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Okay, let's try.

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Rocket League.

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Rocket League.

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All right, 30 FPS.

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Hey.

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30 FPS in the menu.

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Okay.

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All right.

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Okay.

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Wow, it's like.

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Wow, it looks really bad.

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Oh, you better go 2v2 here, sir.

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I might go.

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Wait, where is it?

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Bot difficulty.

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Unfair 1v3.

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Oh yeah?

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Okay.

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Oof.

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You're getting 30 FPS though.

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So I don't want to hear

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any juices here, bud.

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Oof.

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My gosh.

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This is like.

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I feel like I'm on drugs right now.

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Oh, no, no.

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No, we're good.

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We're good.

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We're good.

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We're good.

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Good-ish.

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Dude.

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Good is all realistic.

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This is really bad.

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Can you beat three unfair bots?

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I have.

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This is a clinic, folks.

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This is how it's done.

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Look at this.

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Look at this.

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This is gonna score on the logo.

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Oh, he put the car in the net.

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All right, sports fans.

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This is why we all watch the game.

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Chipper, chipper.

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So what we're discovering here is that

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unless you're gonna meet a certain sort of threshold

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for how much you're gonna spend,

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there are certain components

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that are expensive to buy standalone.

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Like a case, just because of the logistics of the thing

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is never gonna cost below a certain amount.

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You gotta, you gotta ship it and stuff.

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Whereas when you buy it as part of a bundle,

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it might contribute very little of the value of the total.

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And we're gonna have to get out of the box

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and service the game to a certain extent.

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But you just gotta be careful.

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And if you're gonna use the right device,

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you've got to be careful.

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You might end up buying a full-time PC

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as we saw with the $69 gaming PC.

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So we stand by our previous recommendation

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for low budget gamers.

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Rather than trying to go on a retail site,

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like Amazon, buy all the cheapest stuff,

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slap it together and hope that you can get it working.

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We'd really recommend doing what we did last time,

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Cause this was $150, just all the parts by itself.

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And that computer was 30 bucks plus 30 bucks

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plus another 60 bucks for a GPU, 120 bucks altogether.

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We got a good gaming experience.

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That was a way better gaming experience.

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Way better.

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Terrible.

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Yeah.

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And for those of you out there being like Linus,

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not everything is about gaming.

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Trust me, it's terrible for everything else too.

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So thanks for watching guys.

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Really, thank you for watching.

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Thank you for accompanying us

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on this painful, painful journey.

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But we had fun, didn't we?

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Hey, I learned a lot.

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We had fun.

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If you guys dislike this video, you can hit that button.

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But if you liked it, hit like, get subscribed,

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or maybe consider checking out where to buy the stuff

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we featured at the link in the video description.

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Also down there is our merch store,

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which has cool shirts like this one

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and our community forum, which you should totally join.

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By the way, Anthony sent me an email,

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said he was exonerated by an email that he found.

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Oh, that's true.

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Where apparently I signed off

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on the memorabilia.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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That's a good memory.

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I confess, I never clicked the link.

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Yeah.

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And the listing for it did not specify

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that it was HP system-specific RAM, so.

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I'm exonerated too.

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So everyone's exonerated.

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Wow.

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Except the Amazon seller that shipped us these.

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Yeah, stay away from them.

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Yeah, butt heads.