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wow is that RGB or what

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that is so cool more and more people are asking

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themselves the question do i build a powerful workstation so that i can work

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from home and do a little bit of gaming or do i build a powerful gaming rig that

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is also capable of doing work when micro center reached out and asked us that

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question we decided that deciding is for

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chumps so we built this the ultimate

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workstation combined with the ultimate

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gaming machine we're talking business in the front business in the back party in

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the front party in the back and watch this speaking of parties look at this party trick

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whoa there's the computer did you freaking see that oh yeah by the

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way it was a complete pain in the air to build so uh you're gonna wanna watch the

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video you know who isn't a big pain in the arse micro center big thanks to micro

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center for sponsoring this project stay tuned until the end of the video for

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more information on microcenter's custom pc builder and click the link in the

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video description for a free 32gb flash drive and 32gb microsd card valid in

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this is legitimately going to be one of the most overkill systems i've ever

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built this right here is the leon lee

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dk05 and it is a desk pc that you're able to put

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two systems in one for gaming one for

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business oh

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i wonder how much that cost

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look at the size of this piece of tempered glass

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wow that's like basically the whole deck

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right there and the final bit of box here so there's the legs this might

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actually be pretty easy you've got to absolutely love it

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when they pre-sort all the screws for you there's a 100 watt inverter i have

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no clue what this is for all that i have to do is attach some legs to it it took

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Jake what like nearly a week last time to build the whole thing

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so we got the legs on it was a bit tricky figuring out how to get it in but

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it turns out if you have someone lift up on this end and push down in the

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center at the same time it makes this hole a lot bigger and it's really easy

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to just have the second person stick it in and you're basically good to go as

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for the construction i'm not totally sure how i feel about it it's like on

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one hand this is the absolute pinnacle of pc case design like the sheet metal

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that's here is just pretty incredible and like the thickness of this aluminum

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everything about it is super premium but at the same time

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it's a desk and like this desk right here i think is built in

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a way that makes a lot more sense for a desk using like these massive big old

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bolts instead of like 30 little tiny

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computer screws well i probably should have continued building the computer but

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i got distracted a little bit by science here so i was curious how this tempered

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glass panel can turn opaque and then transparent just kind of at the push of

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a button so it turns out if you look here there's tempered glass

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on each side but in the middle there's actually a layer of like plastic polymer

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stuff so what's in there are a bunch of liquid crystals it's

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actually kind of similar to how like your lcd tv would work so it's called

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electrochromic glass and basically what happens is when there's no voltage

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applied across it all of the liquid crystals in there are

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just kind of orientated at random so the light comes in maybe it bounces off

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there maybe it bounces up there maybe just stops or goes back out so you know

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some of it gets through but not all of it although when you do apply a voltage all

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of them orientate themselves in the same direction so the light shoots straight

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through basically i set up a dirty thing uh you know hot wired the power supply

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hooked up the inverter and when i turn it on it should turn transparent yes

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and it's it's sick i guess we can start building a pc in here now um i'm

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thinking that the gaming system is going to go on the left side and the work

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system on the right the main reason why i think that is just because when you're

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gaming you want to have a lot more space for your mouse

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whereas when you're working you can kind of get away with a lot less like you

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don't need to do massive flick shots and solid works or

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whatever the heck you're doing uh which one do you want to build first brandon

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let's do the work one work one okay perfect that one we don't have to water

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cool so i'm very down for that this doesn't quite make sense but

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it sort of makes sense it's the 3970x

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which is a 32 core threadripper processor which is going to be the heart

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of our workstation system this thing is basically the best processor that you

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can get for a workstation because the 64 core one you generally

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don't need 64 cores that's basically it if you're the sort

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of person that needs 64 cores you're probably better off just using like a

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render farm or something for the motherboard we've gone with the creator

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trx40 uh highlights include 10 gig

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networking and a sick RGB lighting thing

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it was a while ago so i don't quite remember what i expect for storage but i

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definitely didn't ball hood as hard as specking three two terabyte 970 evos but

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can't complain now my logic is going to be i'm going to put

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one into the workstation and two into the gaming one

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because when you use a workstation you're probably just going to be using the 10 gigabit networking to transfer

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all your files to and from a server whereas when you're gaming you want to be able to boot them up fast from you

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know local storage maybe we'll even raid zero them but

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we'll see if i have time realistically for any proper workstation you need

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heaps of RAM which is why we have gone with

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128 gigabytes of crucial ballistics it's

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3200 c18 so not the fastest stuff around but you

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know it gets pretty expensive pretty fast when you have 32 gig dimms for

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cooling i called an audible uh we were supposed to be using the nhu14s

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but the ice giant came out in the time since

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we inspected out and this is basically the best cooler that you can use for

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threadripper besides custom water cooling it also really fits with the

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clean aesthetic of our workstation so i really like it you might be surprised

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that in a system that includes a water cooled rtx 3090

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that is not the most expensive graphics card

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instead this guy right here is

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this is the NVIDIA quadro rtx 5000 what it does

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have that the 3090 doesn't are certified drivers which means professional

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programs work with it well now we just have to see if this system works and

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we're well on our way to getting it right into the system there uh

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let's just do it oh i think we're all good a 32 core processor got all 128

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gigs of RAM beautiful

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now we're able to just take the whole system

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just like that i have to say props to leon lee for how easy that was like if

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you just want to build an air cooled system in this that is one of the

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simplest computer builds that i have ever done

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i'm gonna pull out our second motherboard tray and get going on the

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gaming side so we're using the meg x570

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ace from MSI this is about as tricked

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out as it gets for a ryzen 5000 series motherboard for storage we've gone a

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little overkill technically the 970 evo

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plus is not as fast as a 980 pro okay

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i'll grant you that but each of these is two terabytes we're gonna run them in

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raid zero giving us a total of four flippin terabytes of high speed storage

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wait 5800x what kind of pleb CPU is this only eight

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cores i thought this was AMD i actually thought it was 5900x so there

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you go no well it's not it's a 5800x the

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good news is that a 5800x is still

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basically as fast as it gets for modern gaming so

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womp and like realistically if we had a multi-core workload

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the computer ain't far away for RAM we've gone with 32 gigs of crucial

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ballistics RGB 3600 megahertz cl 16

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that's basically your sweet spot where yeah there's a little bit more

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performance to be gained by going higher but not a lot you know my favorite thing

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is about the graphics card we're using here if you didn't know exactly what all

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these numbers and letters mean you'd look at this and go oh yeah it's

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probably like a mid-range card pick up the box be like oh yeah it doesn't have

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much heft to it probably has a crappy cooler on it no my friends

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it ain't this is the ekwb

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collaboration with ASUS GeForce rtx 3090

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a pre water blocked graphics card and it is as

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fast as it gets my friends

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so this right here is our pump and reservoir which looks

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for one freaking sweet and two already has pre-drilled holes in this case

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so you just remove this fan and just boom it goes in right there

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we also have this awesome distribution plate

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that you put in like right here and it's

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designed so that all of your runs just go straight across to all of your

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components so we've got funnel hooked up to a quick disconnect it's going to be

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sealed with some gaff tape

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absolutely beautiful this is how the pros do it

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oh water hasn't made it through the

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radiator yet it also hasn't posted yet but it also

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might have overheated by now got the gaming system running turns out

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the problem was just i needed a BIOS update super easy using the usb BIOS

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flashback although i do wish MSI had documented it instead

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i had to use this reddit post here but anyway um i'd love to show you it

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working but unfortunately one of one of the tubes on the CPU popped off and

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spilled water all over the place should be fine but we're not going to turn it

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on for a day just to be sure yeah this in theory should be really easy we have

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the custom reservoir designed for this case we have the custom pump also

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designed for the case yeah how much is this thing

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it's like 300 bucks oh my god i mean i guess by the time you're spending two

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grand on your desk case yeah same with the pump it's like 300 bucks so ek sent

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us over like literally a box full of these fans right

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here and they don't work with this

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this mount that they have right here does not work with oh with their faces

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yeah oh i see why would they do that okay there is a

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little bit of room behind the motherboard tray here but it is

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not that easy to get in there with your fingers hey there we go see not bad i

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can make this work oh there's so much front usb front usb for days as far as

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hardline water cooling goes this is about as simple as it gets i might be

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able to get away with doing the whole thing with no bends although i might do

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a couple for the CPU we'll see how i'm feeling anyway especially in a shop like

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this it's not very hard my personal favorite method is to just mark it a little bit

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long cut it and then sand it down to size that way i find when you're cutting

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the tubes you can sometimes get jagged ends whereas if you just sand it down

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it's perfect every time you know it's more of an art than a science

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we need we don't need to get super technical measuring things here this

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tool just removes any sharp edges and i'm also going to

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sand it just to make sure that it's extra smooth

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you don't need it but i'd recommend putting on just a little bit of o-ring lube the sort of thing that can just

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make it last a little bit longer and

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again less chances of ripping the o-ring while you're putting it in another thing

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i'd strongly recommend is to do your longest runs first so like we did these

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two here and now i'm doing this one and the main reason is because if you take

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off a little bit too much it's kind of fine like this right here i

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can make work in this spot but i'm not totally comfortable because i think i

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took off just a tiny bit too much so instead bippity boppity the one that's

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just a tiny bit shorter than it you can come right in here and

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you don't waste a whole bunch of tube you only waste like half an inch

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i think it's about ready to get filled now i did have some issues with the RGB

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on the front fans because for whatever reason has a different RGB standard than

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everything else some solder hot glue and this little RGB hub here fixed that but

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what might not be fixed is the motherboard i'm a little bit scared

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from just how much water got on it when we had the leak that

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it might not be doing too great but at the same time if there's anything that we learned from the electro boom video

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it's that electronics can take a lot more than you would expect

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i'm clearing the cmos now the power button's lighting up

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but nothing's happening when i press it electronics can take a lot more than you

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would expect okay good news good news

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so it turns out the only thing that died was the old motherboard which

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sucks but at the same time when you're afraid that you've killed like an rtx

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3090 and all of the other stuff

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just a motherboard dying really isn't that bad we've actually had

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we've had a bit of an upgrade so we've changed to the MSI godlike

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it's a ridiculously expensive motherboard like this thing's seven

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hundred dollars and as far as i can tell

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the only difference in spending that you get between the ace and the god like is

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that this one right here let's be able to tell everyone that you have a really

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big dac quarter inch input why yeah why

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david said it perfectly all that's left then is to wire up the

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last couple of dude atomic jigs then hey yeah pretty much okay so there's a

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couple of interesting things in here yeah yeah so i've been doing this a

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while but i haven't really mentioned it but in hardline water cooling it's

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kind of smart to not quite do 90 degree bends like this one's just a tiny bit

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shy of it if you can see that there yeah so then when you put it in like so that

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little bit of a bend is pushing this tube in there and down

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that way ah so you know you just have a

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little bit of force yeah that's keeping it in automatically

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so you got to use it yeah the force that is i'm going to ignore that and here's

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another thing that was quite difficult about this oh yeah there is a lot of

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rigidity here yeah this one can go in

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and it still is too short oh so what you need to do is come in here

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like so now you can just move the whole thing

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wait that oh okay yeah yeah that makes sense so for all the like six people out there

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that are gonna buy this desk now they know yeah

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oh we also added after the last test fit

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you don't need to be doing that we added a drain a smart with this and

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also an input fill thing yeah fill things genius it's almost like lee lee

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and ek thought of that well they did but they put the drain port right here so

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when we just had a fitting in it last time

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you just let it go and it just sprayed fluid all over everything neat you know

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ek has a pressure tester so you can make sure there's no leaks in your loop

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before you do the thing right wow that would actually be pretty smart to use right now

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we should okay do you know where it is uh no

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do you think we have time to find it um yeah forget it

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do you see any leaks uh not yet oh is that not draining yeah it makes sense

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here let me just crack a fitting over here a little faster hey yo hey how are you

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doing okay just gotta keep an eye on this when it starts to come up this way

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hey holy hell okay let's uh go ahead and close that let's let's crack it fitting

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let's crack it today let's give it a little cracky crack here

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in it okay

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we're good we're good it's all good we should power cycle it oh one thing

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before we do that oh i don't know what it was what a tease but getting the

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front i o into this was the worst that i have ever experienced really and it took

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me like 15 minutes and i ended up having to just hot glue it in yeah don't touch it i'm afraid it'll pop

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out again you're sure that's the front i o then right i'm not going to just break

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it because usually the front eye is a front is over here

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in fact this is it wait wait wait wait wait it's not even plugged into the front i o you spent 15

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minutes on this that's the trusted platform module header gosh darn it alex

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and you bent the pins now the thing is full of glue and it's hard to put on the

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real header there's glue in there

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dang it what we can do is we can like take this pen

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sort of shove it up in there and get all the glue out you know what how about how about i figure out the plan oh i think i

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might have just broken the RGB header

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okay it's only a little bent hey attempt number two

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she fires up boys wow is that RGB or what yeah that's a lot of

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our where'd all the RGB go well it's breathing

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okay we got any water i don't think so no water hey

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this is the pump working wait uh yeah that's a hard no we have plugged in the

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pump that was a bit of a problem let's see if the water moves now come on water

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hey now it's moving yeah now we're moving

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hey moving water that's good

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uh hello that just needs a little wiggle do the wiggle worm we do just a

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little like uh no no no no it needs to wiggle oh god

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oh that was close that was real close

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so what's happening is i'm letting out air at the top of the reservoir here to

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let the water from here come in move bubbles you gotta shuck them

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yeah oh my fingernail yeah normally in the situation i'd like

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take the case and put it upside down but you can't exactly do that no not really

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i mean you can kind of you know oh where

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oh i don't like this all right how on earth are we supposed to put this

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fitting on here now uh i was thinking that we would take a bucket

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dump this into the bucket and then just kind of

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you're making up this plan on the spot you weren't thinking any of those things no i was thinking this beforehand

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it's not a good plan

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oh my god that looks freaking crazy that effect is so trippy

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that is so cool i mean it's not clear clear but it's

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like bam bam bam like what

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okay to be clear it's not like i've never seen what's it called electro

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voltaic or chromic sorry electrochromic

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electrochromic glass it's not like i've never seen this stuff before they have

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it at science world just to like make the hvac more efficient actually it's to

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keep the sun out of it so it doesn't heat up all the time but

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just the idea of integrating it into a pc is like

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and it it works so well that looks so cool look i don't want to be distracted

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by my computer or whatever i'm like i'm like working and then i'm like

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gamer mode bam oh yeah low checkpoint i died this is

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when my boss walks in like uh uh

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oh there's no alt tab there's no getting rid of it uh no but really these this

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was over here uh pause plus no more so you can just be like

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so click like run oh and i'm keeping an eye on it yeah oh and then you just push

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the keyboard away yeah i've heard that from the editors before yeah yeah i'm

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exporting or like you know i'm i'm rendering so i just gotta you know i

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gotta gotta keep an eye on it okay so how much

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do you think all of this cost 15 grand

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uh 19 416.49

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this is the part where i say i don't recommend the solution right yeah not at

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all we we don't think people should buy this do you want to make something that

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people should buy ah that's right micro center sponsored this

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video so whether you want something totally impractical or something that's

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actually sensible micro center's got you covered for all your technology needs

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and today we are showing off their pc builder so all you got to do is pick

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your CPU i'm going to start with a 5600 x

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uh let's go asrock b550 steel legend

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RAM grip draws v 16 gig two by eight 3200

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for case we can still go lee and lee but maybe just something more reasonable

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like how about the 011 mini that thing's sick 650 80 plus gold sure okay evga

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supernova graphics card a man i mean if

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you're going higher than like 30 70. you better have a 4k display and you better

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be like playing you know latest aaa games with all the eye candy we're going

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30 70. is there anything in stock yeah

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this is not biker center's fault yeah there you have it fifteen hundred

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dollars and that is a pretty smoking

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fast machine like okay one eighth as many course

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so if that's a problem for you then i guess you need to go you need to go this

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route but for everyone else there's this you can either build it yourself or

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micro center will build it for you i think that's pretty much all there is to

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it folks if you enjoyed this video you might enjoy our previous desk pc which

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was more of like a cleanest desk pc

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setup this is definitely not cleanest

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unless you press this button bam now it's like stealthy i love it