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i promised my wife that we were not going to do it this way but

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i don't see her so here's the thing every single project we've ever done

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with like multiple gamers and one CPU or multiple video editors and one CPU has

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had one thing in common it was kinda janky good enough to make a video about

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it for sure but not good enough to deploy day-to-day well today

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that all changes both the hardware and software side of virtualization have

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come a long way in the last couple of years to the point where we have

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individual cpus with 32 or even 64 cores

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and NVIDIA dropped the artificial lock on their consumer GeForce gpus that

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prevented them from running inside a vm without some hackery nonsense not to

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mention stability issues so here's what we're gonna do we are gonna build a

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single op machine that is gonna power

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all five of the gaming stations in the land room over there so that my entire

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family can sit down and game together without anybody even realizing that

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they're all running on the same box we hope we hope yeah Jake's here what's up

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Jake he's holding the script should be fine kind of ad-libbed it a bit

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Linus

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to fill you guys in here's what the land center is going to look like each of our

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five stations is wired up for power oh

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that's not power sorry here's the power this one is a cat 6a cable connected to

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an rj45 connector so that can be used for up to 10 gigabit networking and then

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down here we've got om4 multi-mode fiber with an lc connector and we can use this

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a number of different ways the way we're going to use it is for usb but we could

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actually do up to 100 gigabit networking on this thing and that's today assuming

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that we don't see any kind of future evolutions of the standard the coolest

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thing though is this box up here which is actually more of an access box pull

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station so you can see this runs through conduit in the walls and would allow us

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to run different cables in the future also contains this bad boy this is a

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fiber optic displayport 1.4 cable that

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means that over this single cable that runs 50 feet away to the mechanical room

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we could do 4k 120 hertz to a display and this will all

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go back to that motherboard i was holding at the beginning i know all of

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that is unnecessary we could have just as easily put the gaming computers in

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the room right next to the monitors but the idea was that by using these long

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distance cables we could remove all the heat and all the noise and just dump it

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all here in the mechanical room except it's kind of weird to just have five

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like full size i mean that's kind of small but let's say five full-size atx

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towers just just chilling in here so we're like let's throw it in the rack

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yeah but then we realized well now hold on a second

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just to get a GPU in here without running like sideways gpus yeah freaking

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like uh blowing matron fans and making a ton of noise you're gonna end up with

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every one of these chassis being at least this thick and all of a sudden

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we'll hold on a second five of these we're gonna take up the whole freaking

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rack so i'm sorry wife there was simply no other way than to

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consolidate it all definitely couldn't have just gotten another hot pink wreck

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no couldn't have done i mean we probably could have done that you don't want to make this one jealous Jake is that a

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crypto mining rack why yes yes it is now we don't know what the final system is

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gonna look like um hopefully not like that yeah this would not be ideal this

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would not fit in the rack instead we're just using it to see if the actual

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concept of having our five gpus works well and work stable enough that you can

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actually deploy it because even though yeah like i said it's gotten a lot

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better than it has been over the years we also haven't tried it you haven't

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tried it on this particular motherboard with these particular gpus and you can

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run into some weirdness okay what's the model of this epic in here 75 f3 f for

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frequency and what's special about this bad boy is it's 280

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watt TDP 32 cores and boost frequency of

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up to four gigahertz and as for RAM okay

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well you don't get the same kind of crazy specs that you might on the

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desktop side or RGB just because you're running server RAM doesn't mean you need

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to go slow this micron 3200 mega transfer per second ddr4 is flipping

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fast and more importantly we've got a total of 256 gigabytes of it so

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that means we should be able to put 36 gigs of machine or something yeah six

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cores to each machine yeah and 32 gigs of RAM to each pc yeah easy we could

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give the kids 16 and use the rest for something else that's true so one of the

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greatest things about epic is how many pci elaines are running off of that CPU

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it's 128 that means that each of these 60 text

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slots is actually running at full PCIe gen four by 16. not but with an asterisk

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so i think there's a couple of them no there's one one one that like switches

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with some m.2s or something like that these are oculink these are PCIe yeah

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these m.2 is well they share but they're PCIe and then these are SATA right yeah

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they break out yeah but you still got that's another eight lanes right over

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there that's freaking insane okay when i saw these i just about crapped my pants

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but sonnet has a new usbc card okay

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isn't that amazing each of these two ports is powered by a dedicated

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controller here on this board that appears to be using an m.2 connector to

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split so they must have some kind of PCIe switch or bridge chip on here or

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something like that so you can take the 16x lane and get i guess anywhere from

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that's weird actually it's a 16x interface here and then they've got only

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a 4x well if you look at the board too like it doesn't really look like these

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the rest of the pins are connected okay this is an 8x board and then they've

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just got it taking up a full 16x slot just for lulls apparently

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anyway the reason we need these are that you can pass through an individual usb

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device or usb port to a vm but the

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better way to do it without compromising on performance is to pass through an

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entire controller so this way each one of our vms is going to get its own

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controller that way we can have full hot plug capabilities and full performance

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if for whatever reason they're doing i don't know homework or a media project

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on there or something they want to ingest something it's kind of like boom you know a regular computer with just a

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usb port you can just use it just like that exactly and once you've got

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displayport and usb you can kind of connect to anything do you have a

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particular layout planned for this sort of i played with it a bit and there is a

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way that makes it work better otherwise known as there's only one way to do it and if you

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don't do it this way it won't all fit okay and do you remember um

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thanks Jake for the kids we've got rtx 3060s these are

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actually the ones that are left over or returned from the verified actual gamer

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drop uh have we tested to make sure they work because they are returns should be

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fine okay sure anyway the point is we only got a handful of them back and so

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it wasn't enough for us to have any meaningful amount of stock to do a drop

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again but we didn't want to just turn around and sell them individually and

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like profit off the scalper prices or whatever so they've kind of just been

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sitting there anyway now we're going to use them so there you go uh three 30 60s

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and then for me and Yvonne we're stepping up to 38 etis because

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like you know we're the parents we get the good stuff we'll probably swap these

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out when we do the finals i think the intention long term would be to water cool them so we might end up with

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reference cards just to make that a little bit easier right yeah do you remember when an ax 1600i was like

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excessive like stupid you could run four gpus on it now you're like you could run

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two maybe can you even run two thirty nineties on an ax1600i yeah yeah yeah

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but it's still like oh you're getting there it's it's fine it's fine so for

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five we needed more than one power supply i wanted to use the 2000 watt

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power supply we have because you do have 208 volt in the rack oh that's right but

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we don't have an extension cord to get that power from there to here right and

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we're doing the test out here rather than running everything through the

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walls today yeah we want to know if it actually works instead rather than one

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ax1600i we have two nerd i got a little little power supply

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jumper these things are sick you just plug it into your motherboard and it's got a little like pigtail with two

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connections just to jump the power supply so when you hit the button they both turn on at the same time you don't

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have to do this you could put a paper clip in the second power supply and it

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would just be on all the time but it doesn't really feel right yeah that

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doesn't feel right at all oh one thing we didn't mention we're running unraid

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so our operating system runs off of a usb stick like it's the stone age lime

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tech if you guys are watching definitely do want to be able to run on raid off of

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a real drive at some point thank you can i turn this on now oh hold on a second

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there buddy that's vga that stuff works live yeah

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well no i just it's not the point i'm just gonna you know

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yeah hey look it's boot it's booty yeah oh good look at that

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boy do these server boards ever take a long time to boot well they have to wait

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for the ipmi to boot up i was having a panic attack this morning it was booting

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up you see this monitor down here the main monitor was only showing PCIe bus

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enumeration which means like it's checking for the graphics cards but it

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also means that it's gone to the graphics card to

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display the output but i had set in the BIOS before to just use the vga port on

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the motherboard right so i just ignored you because it's a server board doing server boards and i was like oh god this

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computer's not working oh my god the shoot's going to be a sham oh my god they're already on their way oh my god

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oh my god and then the internet stopped working it was a stressful morning but

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it works yeah oh can we talk about the fact that we just hooked up like five

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gpus on PCIe risers with two usb cards

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so that's seven cards into the system and just turned right on

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the only thing i changed in the BIOS was that setting that it ignored so

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yeah that's insane so that'll learn yeah

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previous projects like this we're talking multiple days just to get the

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computer to turn on with everything plugged in i see for storage we've gone

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with one a single one terabyte SSD we could do

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way better than that in the future we can set up some kind of array or give us

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a set of festivals yeah do they have zfs pool supported yet i don't think so add

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pool what does this have to do that's just to add you can have multiple cache pools now which is kind of cool about

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that okay that's neat they are apparently working on zfs so that would

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be amazing you can also do it with like a third-party plug-in hey look at that

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nice i wonder which GPU that is click start mining dogecoin so this is a 30 60

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30 60. okay let's see does it work oh yeah she works

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good yeah that looks great two screens okay let's try a GPU too then can i get

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you a chair Jake no i'm gonna get a chair and he's gonna

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just refuse to sit on it because he's stubborn because now he said that he

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doesn't need a chair so i'm just i'm going to put this right

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here hey you watch even though you're hagrid world's more comfortable he's not

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going to sit in it you and your chair can just go ah

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yeah yeah yeah that's what i thought we got it hey

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nice so that's two for two that's a 38 dti isn't it insane how easy this is you

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used to have to fight like error 43 because they were trying to detect that

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you were in a vm like just yeah for lack of a better word go

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yourself yeah yeah

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i mean they're doing it better now there's still things they could do

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way better though yeah let's see i'm gonna boot up i'm booting

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up another vm don't touch you oh look at that i'm not hey hey okay i love you

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guys okay hey guys hey look why is this

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look it's like when a small child like goes to the bathroom by themselves no no

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but i want you to watch me do it hey Linus i had a really nice poop this

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morning i'm glad to hear it Jake i really am pleased for you it was one

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long hey look hey Linus oh my god yes look look

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good job yay

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okay but for real though cool that it's working there's four of them

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okay what about number five how sure are you that it's this boy it's this boy

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because the fans are still spinning no i meant how do you know it's this way that's working but yeah okay sure so

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it's running it's it's silent mode so the fans are actually completely off on

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all the ones that are working correctly well this is in

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brother what the power supplies are still on

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they are yes and all the other fans are off the power is that oh yeah but the

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power supplies they like power they need power it's right in the name if this

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stops working because of that not my fault oh wait what slot is that is that

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second from the bottom yes oh we might have to move the jumper it

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might be in mode yeah

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okay well that's fine that's doable is it a jumper or is it a BIOS setting it's

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a jumper really yeah oh what year is it ask for our crack there's two jumpers

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for it they should both be on the left

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what are the odds that this just works i just wanna i'm gonna say right now full

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disclosure i did not test this with five gpus before i just assumed it would work

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you freaking guy i tested it with two and it worked so well and i did check

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that all the PCIe slots work except those ones so yeah okay

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oh boy what's up what's up i'm setting the last vm okay i'm gonna start the rest of them

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okay are you gonna go full yolo and start

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them all at once yeah that's what i'm doing right now nice it's literally happening as we speak

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oh there's three there's four there's five

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i'm actually really surprised yeah so

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easy and the cool thing is i can access them all on the vnc still man this is

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hardly even a video because everything's going so smoothly i need to create some

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drama oh no Jake's chair failed

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i mean your chair fell oh yeah right no okay it's a good chair it's quality

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chair aluminum chair once you're going fast enough downloading games on steam

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is actually pretty demanding we are sucking back what does this work out to

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26 of this 32 core processor and

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i think only two of them are actually downloading

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right now last steam 2fa code sorry we needed five freaking accounts with cs go

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we still don't know if you want scs no no she has cs go i told you she's got

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csgo okay cool she doesn't have csgo she doesn't have csgo

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what a different game then i don't even care anymore yeah i guess it doesn't have to be the same game yeah whatever

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cod modern warfare 2. halo isn't it yeah

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heck yeah let's do it okay but hey oh my

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goodness look at these cpus going there's your halo infinite download boys

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does that happen to be vm number two i i mean i guess it probably is what i mean

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there's no way it's not what speed is it managing to do

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129 megabytes a second okay that's not bad i think steam uses z standard

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compression now so wow we're gonna need more cores dude

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we are i can actually see that it's it's not running amazing all things

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considered mind you all of these are running bots which is pretty CPU

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intensive but still pretty damn good

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it's running honestly if we switch the storage to something faster it would

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actually probably make the performance better i suspect storage is a big big

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problem right now oh interesting this one is seeing up to 200 FPS now

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that one in the bottom right is just like

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30 40 50. this one's all over the place it's going

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up to like 250 and then dropping down to i saw it as low as 50 and that happened

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to correspond with a peak in download speed over here

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we are almost definitely just storage limited and i bet when we throw better

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storage in here it's just gonna resolve it i mean the CPU is pretty high right

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now it's like doing a lot of stuff that's true but that's not that bad i

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think i don't think that's it you want to make a friendly wager lunch no

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all right it was worth a shot i like free lunch uh hello hello infinite are

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you going to launch buddy

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hello buddy hey there we go wait and it's gone god

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damn it we should have just bought cs go okay we got our fifth game launched that

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pretty much confirms it we got five mostly working gaming computer stations

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