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with its Factory tuning and data center DNA an Intel 730 series SSD is an

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amazing choice for gamers and performance

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enthusiasts so after months of protesting lonus has finally made me do

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a personal rig update so as you can kind

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of see before me there are the remnants of the late mineral oil computer it does

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not exist anymore if you've seen my video hopefully somewhere around here uh

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before of the mineral oil computer you'll know where that came from that

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computer was very dear to me um it helped me get a scholarship to get to

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school it then helped me meet friends at school once they'd see the computer

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they'd talk to me and that was fun um and it helped me get this job amongst

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other things so that computer was actually very dear to me and it meant more than just being a computer so it

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was really crappy to see it go it went

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because um A Series of Unfortunate Events with previous roommate who will

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remain nameless um for his sake and

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hopefully I don't find him um resulted

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in the bottom of the fish tank cracking I then hand carried the fish tank all

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the way home over bus transit where one of the bus drivers thought it was a bomb

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and didn't even really want to let me on at first uh over a ferry and then my dad

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picked me up on the other side of the fair and all the way home and then my

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dad thank you dad helped me fix the computer by by sealing the bottom with

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Automotive sealant and that was great it held for quite a while actually um it

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held long enough that you guys could see that video and that video was filmed

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about a year and a half afterwards and then it took about another 6 months to

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reach its final demise it started leaking out of the bottom again um about

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5 6 months after that video was filmed the video about the mineral computer

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originally and I kind of knew it was its time the sealant was giving away it's

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really hard to find those fish tanks Eclipse 6 they're they're designed in a

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way that it's really nice for putting a computer in it oddly enough considering it's a fish tank the front is bowed and

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the top has a big dome on it so you can build in your cable management and your

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hard drives and whatnot up there so it is actually quite nice and it is fairly

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important that you have that case so I couldn't find another one and that was

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it I now just have these remnants amongst pretty much everything else that

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was in that computer the only part that died coming out of that computer was my

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graphics card and that was due to negligence of my own unfortunately I

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didn't really think about the fact that after being in there for like 5 years um

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the oil would kind of take away at the thermal paste and I just put the

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graphics card in a computer really quickly after ID taken it out of the mineral computer and ran it for a little

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while hoping that it would work and trying to fix it and I think I might

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have burnt it out so got rid of that everything else still works though this

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power supply still works and uh the

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story behind this is interesting you'll notice it doesn't have the casing anymore it doesn't have the casing

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because when I tried to fit it in the mineral oil computer it sat at the

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bottom and I couldn't get the rocks out of under it so it would sit up on these

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rocks and it was too high and the top of the power supply was actually pushing up

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against some RAM that I had in the computer again if you look back at that

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video you'll see the clearance there and so I had to take the casing off because

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once I took the casing off I could get the fan out and once the fans out um it

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would fit it would be fine so I unscrewed everything took it off and

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then I hit this point on the bottom where you can

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see there was a terrible job of taking the metal apart I was determined to get

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this thing built in one day it took me like 12 or 13 hours it was brutal um and

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once I got to this part I used a piece of metal which was not designed for

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pulling metal apart and brute strength to literally rip the metal off so I

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wedged it in so I could get a point um of Leverage and then literally pulled

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the thing off you it's terrible hopefully there will get some close-ups

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of it um but it worked I was pissed I was like 10 11

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hours into the build and I had to make it work and I made it work and it's

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fantastic and the power supply still works somehow my favorite thing about this power supply is that around the

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time that this came out this is a let me see here hx620 W modular power supply

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from Corsair when this first came out everyone was fighting tooth and nail for

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black PCB motherboards that was like not a huge thing at that point in time and

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this has a black PCB in it that always blew my mind it's a power supply like

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almost no one other than me really got to see that other than the modular part

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that's super green but the actual base PCB is black which is just fantastic

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thank you for doing that because I would totally see that otherwise this is the

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radiator that was in the mineral computer uh it still has oil in it I

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still have a Ziploc bag on the back so the oil won't drip everywhere um because

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oil is incredibly hard to get off things there's still oil on this power supply

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actually if you touch different parts of it there's still definitely oil on it um

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and the plant the legendary plant that was inside the oil computer and is like

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super dilapitated now um yeah I don't

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know I didn't want to show off everything because I look like a super packrat because I am because I'm very

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nostalgic about all this stuff and I can't really let it go I used to have a

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bubble machine that was inside of it but this was actually one of the first big

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hurdles that I had to jump over was this stupid bubble machine cuz I it had these

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black rubber suction cups so you could push it on the inside of the case they

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expect you to have a water-filled fish

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tank cuz that makes sense jerks um so I

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fill it up with mineral oil and the mineral oil rots away the Rubber and the

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rubber just starts gooing everywhere and particles go all over the place and it

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was a disaster I tried to um I tried to

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pour it through like a Civ kind of thing and it it didn't filter the rubber out

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at all it was still really gross so I had to eventually get rid of all that

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oil that was expensive and I had to get new oil um um I felt bad because my

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brother actually bought a lot of the oil for me for the first build because I was running out of money and that was

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fantastic and then I had to get more so that kind of sucked um so the demise of

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the mineral oil computer brought to attention Squirtle this is the new

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computer this is the current in limbo computer also known as limbo actually

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because it changes so much and because of how it set up so that it can change

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so much it's an an 800d which was a hand-me-down from Linus's wife's

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computer at the time she has a much smaller easier to manage case now this

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thing is a beast and weighs a ton uh

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luckily I can carry it around but it is actually very annoying to carry around I

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do bring this thing to lands and we do land fairly often so that can be kind of

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frustrating uh to go through components let's start with the power supply now

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I'm going to preface this with with uh I love this power supply this power supply

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is fantastic what I don't like about it is that it's blue for one and two it's

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very poorly sleeved um but other than that it's absolutely fantastic circuitry

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is great um the features are awesome no

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issues with it there but I I very

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recently tried to kind of pull a fast one by swapping a Silverstone cloth

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sleeved beautiful power supply into my workstation at work which totally

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doesn't need it so it could kind of sit there and be forgotten and then my

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eventual plan was to move it into this computer and Swap this one out up there

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um but yeah know line is CAU off to that one pretty much immediately so that's

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not happening going to have to sleeve this guy so we'll see what I can do

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about that um next up is the SSD that's

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in here everything has a story in this case uh next up is the SSD that is an

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octane 256 GB SSD from back when I was

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testing Thunderbolt and USB 3 speeds and

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all these weird SSD test that I was doing at the time and I had to do a lot

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of those outside of hours so lonus let me have that for doing all the outside

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of hours work that was fantastic um I was also never able to water cool before

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this due to straight up cost I was always a student never able to really

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afford water cooling so when mineral oil

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computer finally went away lonus supported me in getting water cooling

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going as well which was fantastic the gigantic rad up here is from Linus the

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nice swifttech water block is from Linus I had a t- virus from lonus but it was

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semi-broken so got rid of that the D5

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vario in the bottom which is beautiful

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if you're going to get a pump you should get that pump um that's from Linus as

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well and there's something interesting about the bottom you might be wondering

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why this is not down there this is the removable plastic thing that goes in

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Corsair 800 DS and slides into the bottom right there not down there

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because with how how it works I wouldn't really be able to mount my pump to it

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very well why would I want to mount my pump to it um well part of it's because

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it's plastic so it make a lot of noise and there's other issues for mounting a

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pump to it um because I wanted the pump to be

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removable everything in this case has to be able to be very easily swapped and

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very easily pulled out and messed with so it wasn't really going to work great

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on this so we took a mud flap from my

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old crappy convertible which like barely

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worked when it did work and is in a scrap Heap somewhere now we took a mud

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flap from it and my dad was able to custom cut the mud flap so that it fits

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on that sliding rail so you can actually see the model of my car on there which

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is which is kind of cool actually I like that that's that's super ghetto but I

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always have to have something that's super ghetto in my computer unfortunately right now pretty much

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everything is super ghetto in this computer but we'll get more into that

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later next up is the motherboard area components so I got this z77 premium

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ASUS board by accidentally bricking my

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z77 Deluxe ASUS board while I was

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working so luckily I was able to get that swap out uh which is good but I

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don't really use any of the additional uh features that the premium has over

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the deluxe so wasn't a huge Improvement there although it works which is a

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pretty huge Improvement uh I'm still running a 2600k in here and I'm not

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really that interested in upgrading to be completely honest as of right now

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this platform is great for me this 2600k

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is crazy fast I have profiles for it running uh 5 gz plus I have Prof Prof

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files all the way down just for different temperature levels and voltage levels and all that kind of stuff I have

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it all perfectly set up exactly how I need it to be and that's fine there's

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been no processor that's really wowed me lately so I'm completely okay with the

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2600 K and I fully expect myself to be sitting on this platform for a while um

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other than that we've got a graphics card which is 780 from Gigabyte the wind

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Force edition whatever but it is a reference design card I have a block

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coming so that I can start water cooling and integrate it into my Loop you can

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see the tubing goes right over top of it so it'll be really easy to integrate into my Loop um and then that'll be

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great I also have a heat killer back plate which I actually have it's not

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here but I have a heat killer back plate for it already which will look fantastic

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I love those heat killer back plates and as you can probably see the water loop

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is absolutely putrid I was hoping that

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the silver fittings were going to be able to hold back the gunk and that was

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not true at all so somewhere around here

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I have a silver kill C but I don't remember exactly where it is but that's going to be going in there as well and

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I'm going to have to probably ditch all my tubing and clean up my rad and clean

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up my block and clean up the pump and do all that kind of stuff so I can redo the

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whole Loop which will not be fun but it's disgusting right now so that will

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have to happen the sound card down at the bottom before the audio Forum starts

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murdering me for having a sound card and not an O2 it I got it for 25 bucks way

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back at an ncx Warehouse sale which was

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awesome it's a Zonar card the main reason why I

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like it is because it has the big quarter inch plugs which I just I like

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that I don't like 3.5 mm plugs they're annoying I feel like they're going to

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break all the time I adapter all my 3.5mm quarter inch which I know really

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does nothing um but I just like it a lot

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and it was worth the 25 bucks and I'm very happy I have it eventually I'm sure

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I'll switch to some other solution but for now it's absolutely great now we get

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into what I like to call my patent pending easy swap technology which is

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where I just leave the cables for everything pre- plugged in and just

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dangling there because it's easy to set things up that way so you can see I have

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a hard drive mounted just sitting in the optical drive bay area and now saying

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mounted is actually pushing it kind of far because this isn't screwed in in any

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way and it just sits there and it's horrible super not recommended totally

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not a good idea at all but yep doing it because it's super easy and it is a

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temporary hard drive I'm not going to be keeping that forever I've been data swapping stuff towards my Nas for a

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little while now and I've been trying to move things around if you guys saw the sonology video recently you'll know I

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got a techology Nas and I've been kind of changing my setup so that is a

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temporary hard drive so I could just move things to it and off of it all the time as I reformat drives and whatnot so

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it will be moving eventually but the rest of these cables that are just kind

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of dangling here are there so I can slide in drives into the front of the

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case and just plug them in really easily because the back plane for this thing

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broke years ago and doesn't work at all so I have to manually plug everything in

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that way uh so yeah they're all just sitting there ready to go which is

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horrible and disgusting aesthetically but is very easy to work with another

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thing you'll notice is down here this fan is totally not screwed in at all

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which was interesting while trying to move the case uh because it started

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flopping around and also that the door

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that goes over that fan above it is also

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not in at all despite having it right

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here uh I find these rather annoying I

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don't mind seeing the fan and having to push this in and out all the time gets

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yeah like I just said Annoying so I just leave it out and the reason why that fan

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is completely loose is I could probably fix that cuz I have extra screws up here

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in the top that could work for it is the long black screws that you often use to

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fit through the top of your case through a set of fans and then into a radiator

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uh when I was at of land another buddy didn't have enough to be able to mount a

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new cooler that he had brought with him and so I sacrificed mine that we're

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hooked into that fan cuz I was like it can just sit in the bottom and it's a gentle typhoon so it'll probably just

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kind of be able to hold itself up and it'll probably be fine because I'm

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managing it with a uh fans speed controller in the back of my case and

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honestly it has been fine before I moved this I kind of forgot it was freely

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floating like that so I'm going to have to steal some screws from the top I

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think and screw that bad boy in or hopefully I'll just be able to get some

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other ones eventually I'm going to be swapping pretty much all the fans out in

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this case anyways for those new Noctua industrial ones because they look

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amazing and I'm super stoked to get those so it'll happen at some point in

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time no time soon though if you're wondering why the tubing for my water cooling goes up into the right instead

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of up into the left this ties into that whole patent pending technology I was

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talking about not really but yeah uh it

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it it makes it so that if I take the block off it falls down into the right

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instead of kind of dangling right in the way of everything and if it falls down into the right with gravity and the

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tubes and everything that means that accessing the motherboard becomes

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extremely easy instead of very annoying doesn't look aesthetically pleasing but

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it works really well and now we move on to the dreaded and horrible back of the

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case so continuing on with the patent pending easy swap technology no it's uh

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I can't even keep that up for much longer this is terrible um I get angry

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when I'm helping people build their computers and if they decide to do all

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the cable management before I show up I unplug everything and redo

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it I didn't do that with my

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computer uh I I like to think that that

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comes from the idea that if I'm building one for someone else or helping them

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build it they're probably not going to change anything for a long time and I Chang things quite often with this

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computer because I do but not really the

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greatest excuse I could Cable Management in some form uh this is the octane I was

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telling you about early on it is secured by nothing um this is my T balancer

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which is fantastic great fan controller it is secured by electrical tape that's

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it not screwed in no plate no bracket just electrical tape uh this rubber

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grommet up here is not able to fully go in due to the mounting of my t- virus so

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I secured it with electrical tape good

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job there there you go um yeah and none

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of these cables are actually held in by anything if they're secured at all it is

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secured by other cables actually this is

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the only place that there's any form of

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cable management and it's not holding it to the case it's just it was tied that

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way and it was actually tied this way by someone else not by me so I can't even

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take claim for that uh we're not going to spend too much time back here because

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it makes me sad so we're g to move on so

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you guys know it's bad lonus knows it's bad now pretty much everyone at lus

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Media Group knows it's bad most my friends won't know it's bad until they

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see this video because I kind of hide it under my desk so you can only see it out

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of the corner of your eye so it looks good uh my mom will think it's fantastic

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no matter what I love you Mom uh and so

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what am I going to do about it because it sucks well I've been sitting hunting

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for a case for an extremely long period of time and I honestly can't find

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anything that I truly really have fallen

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for uh I really like Linus's case tg7

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but they've kind of changed how they made them so to be able to get one that's absolutely fantastic you need

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lioness's case one of the original t7s which are great there's the murder box

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uh mark one or whatever it is which is

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great but horrifically scary freakishly

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expensive and I can't bring myself to buy it um and other than that I'm just

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not really sold so I'm probably going to stick with good old

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800d what am I going to do to it first plan is to take this back panel and cut

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a Tree of Gondor into the back panel huge pel Lo of the Rings by the way um

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and then line it with this stuff which

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is be quiet! PC noise absorber kit uh if

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you open it up on the inside you find

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one giant thick piece of super squishy foam and then a bunch of these not as

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thick not as squishy panels that you can custom cut to whatever size you want I

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got this not way too long ago and I plan on using this all throughout the case to

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be completely honest I want to use it pretty much everywhere because that

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paired up with the industrial Noctua which I plan on getting should be

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fantastic that making a very quiet computer so I want to cut the Tree of

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Gondor then line the outside of the Tree of Gondor with that stuff try and get

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white LEDs to point either directly at at the back panel or to point uh

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sideways not out so that you can look right at it and it's glowing but it's

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not glowing directly at your eyes so it's not very hard to look at uh I think

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that would look fantastic I think it would look absolutely great just the white lined LEDs I think that would look

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really good and that's it for the back now for the inside so the back was the

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Tree of Gondor the inside I'm thinking

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I'm less sure about this but I'm thinking more of a Mordor theme so we're

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placing all the tubing which already needs to happen with uh red red tubing

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replacing the liquid with probably mayhem's red I'm probably going to have

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to replace this t- virus but I might just get another t- virus cuz I love

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these things I'm not entirely sure but I might do something with the RAM I'm

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going to try and paint the heat sinks on the motherboard red uh I'm going to try

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and get a really cool design done to the heat killer plate that I'm going be

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putting on the back of the 780 I'm going to try to do something with the box of

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this power supply but I'm not entirely sure what I'm not too worried about it

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cuz it does get hidden when the door's on uh there's no way I'm removing my

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Sunfire mud flap so that's staying there Sunbird whatever

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um cleaning up cables I have to resleeve the power supply for sure I have to

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change lengths of the cables because I'm going to be doing that Tree of Gondor thing on the back I'm going to have to

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Cable manage around things so I'm going to have to make my own cables for the power supply that'll suck but whatever

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uh replacing all the fans with nocta industrial fans I'm probably going to

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leave the rad up there it's a huge rad and I like it works really well and yeah

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that's probably about it not entirely sold on that plan we'll see maybe I'll

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go with a Hobbit theme but I don't know how IID do that or something I'll figure

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it out Elvin I don't know how i' do that either I don't like gold so green and

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gold would look really weird I don't know I'll figure it out uh as for the

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back I want to steal something from NZXT and put a led up in the back so I can

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see my IO really easily I think that would be fantastic and that shouldn't be

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too hard to do either so I plan on doing that um and then that's honestly about

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it I have no plan on changing the platform because again no processor has

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really wowed me I don't see myself changing the case because no case has

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really wowed me enough to want to actually switch to it from this case

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yeah I guess I need to try to fix this back plane here so I can actually put

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hard drives there again because putting hard drives down here in the bottom

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which is another hard drive cage is terrible it's it's not good at all so

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I'm going to have to try and fix that in some form or just move to straight ssds

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which might be a plan as well cuz I can just shove them in the back hopefully

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better than that that's another thing need to fix the K management but I think

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I already brought that up and then that's about it um sorry to everyone

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that expected something awesome if you're wondering why if you've watched

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some of the After parties why I'm really vague when I answer what my curent

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computer is it's cuz I kind of hide it CU I'm not really happy with what state

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it's in right now it's hard to go from Min oil awesomeness to poor old Squirtle

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here who is awesome but just doesn't get

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enough credit because I don't treat him well enough I'm sorry

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Squirtle I'm so sorry anyways thank you

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guys for watching uh comment and rip me apart in the comment section below rip

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me apart on the Forum while you're down ripping me apart in the comment section

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things coming out that I've been waiting for for a long time that we haven't

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released in terms of shirts so hopefully that happens soon thank you guys for

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watching thank you guys for bearing through the terribleness of the current state of my computer and I will see you

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guys next time

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he