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I've done a few of these AMD Ultimate Tech upgrades at this point and I think

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>> Wait, it's swine. Oh my god, I can see

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the hole. >> Oh, we got incest here. Incense. Sorry.

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Okay, that was then, but this is now because I've got some backup. Do you

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know who's helped me with almost half of these AMD upgrade videos and doesn't put

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extra holes in a wall? Oliver. You just don't get to recognize him because he's

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usually behind the camera taking our five plus hours of footage and chopping

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it down into a video. So, how does a camera operator/editor spend $5,000 of

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AMD's money? How about a new NAS, a new monitor, a new soundbar, a new camera

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gear, and a new RC car?

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Really? >> Yeah, >> I guess if it's not your money. Thanks,

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AMD. Attention gamers. Not only is AMD

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powering Oliver's setup today, they're also powering one of the most watched

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esports event this year, the World of Warcraft Race to World. The AMD Ryzen 7

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9800 X3D is being used by 20 Echo Guild

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raiders this month as they attempt to reclaim the title. And you get a chance

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to win a pro gaming upgrade bundle valued at over $3,000.

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But if you don't win that, there's still five Ryzen 7 9800 X3D bundles up for

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grabs. Plus, the winners also get some merchandise from LTT Store. How cool is

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that? Check it out by using our link in the video description.

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>> Oliver, what day is it today? >> Uh July 30th. This past Christmas, I had

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to shoot a commercial that involved a Christmas tree. >> So, I bought this 7 1/2 ft tall

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Christmas tree. >> I don't think this is 7 and 1/2 ft. As

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much as I kind of wish it was,

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>> I'm pretty sure it was 7 and 1/2 ft. >> There is no shot that

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>> Nah, bro. This is a 6ft tree. >> 7 and 1/2t with the star on top.

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>> How old is this TV? >> It's probably older than me. >> Does it work? Like, do you still use it?

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>> Yeah. Yeah, it still works. You want to try it? I was going to get a new TV.

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>> Okay. >> But my dad was afraid of you drilling holes in the wall.

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>> Did he watch the video? >> No. No. I just told him that there's the

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op there's a chance that you might add extra holes in the wall. So he was like,

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"Oh my god, >> if you like the rear projection TV on

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that one, I think you like this one,

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>> brother. You can fit so much CRT in this bad

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boy." And and this thing this thing works.

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>> Oh, that coil wine is nasty. >> Is that a VHS on top?

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>> Uh, yeah. Yeah, you can you can play. >> Does this work? >> Yeah, 100%. Dude, I got like Jurassic

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Park. >> Wa Pokemon.

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>> Yo, >> yeah. Yeah, we got the Pokémon right up

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there. >> Oh, the Mewtwo one. >> You didn't rewind it. You're a terrible

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person. >> Wait, are you supposed to actually rewind it, though? >> Well, it's considerate for the next

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person. >> Oh, okay. So, it doesn't like damage the tapes or anything? >> No. No, it's just like

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>> what's the problem? >> At some stores when you used to rent VHS's, if you didn't rewind them, they

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actually charged you like a 25 or 50 cent fee whenever you went to return it.

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>> You owe me a quarter cuz now I'm inconvenience cuz I have to rewind this.

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>> Wait, how do you know all this? >> I rented What do you mean? I rented

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movies as a kid. >> He's not as young as he looks. Hey,

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>> I'm so excited. >> I think I just broke it. >> It is tired.

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>> Oh, >> it's broken. >> Oh, yeah. It's not coming. >> All I did was put it in. Oh, no.

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>> Elijah, you you've only been here for like 5 minutes.

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>> I don't know enough about our own camera gear to know if any of this is stolen

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from the office at least. Is this all of your camera gear? Like, what what do you

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do? >> Yeah. No, this is this is all my gear. Uh, and I promise you it's not stolen.

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That's why I haven't moved out yet. >> Because it's stolen?

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>> No. No. Because I can't afford rent >> because you buy camera gear.

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>> Exactly. >> Got it. What kind of work do you do? >> I shot a commercial for some like dash

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cam stuff. Uh, yeah. It's just client work here and there.

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>> Cool. So, you do freelancing and stuff. >> Freelance. But, uh, I also do a lot of

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spec work cuz I just want to like flex that creative muscle. So, I've done like

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a Bronco commercial. Oh. um a water bottle one. I also did the uh commuter

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bag commercial that we did. Yeah, that's right. >> That's right. Yeah, I think it's on the

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store. If you go watch it, there's a video link to it or something. Oh, okay.

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>> Dang. And I'm guessing this is where you edit everything that you shoot.

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>> Yeah. Basically, as soon as I get off my 9 to5, my 6:00 to 9, 6:00 to 9, 6 till 2

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>> 6:9. That's upstairs. Uh >> okay.

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>> Uh 6:L 2 a.m. I'm editing. I'm like filming like, you know, that's all

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that's my life. That's right. >> Got it. Okay. Even more camera gear. You

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have an FX3? >> I sure do. Check it out. >> Holy cow.

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>> Yeah. >> This This probably costs more than all

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my Funko Pops. >> The craziest thing about this FX3, I

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didn't buy it myself. >> We've been missing an FX3 at the office.

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>> That's not true. >> This lens. This lens. >> This lens, too.

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>> This lens. >> Editors. Now, uh, cut all of that. I did

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not steal it. I still see a MacBook. Do you not have a

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PC? >> No. >> So, you do all your editing on a MacBook? >> Yes. This is the M1 Pro, the base model,

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unfortunately. But >> So, you got an AMD $5,000 tech upgrade.

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And you're not building an AMD gaming PC? >> Well, gaming. I do I do not game. I only

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play Clash Rail. I had a PC before. I built it uh back when I was in

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university. Okay. It did also have a Ryzen CPU. It was a Ryzen 5 3600.

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>> So, you went to macOS? >> Yeah. No, like in general. >> Oh my goodness. What is this drive cage?

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Do you use this? >> Of course. Yeah. >> Like you edit off of this?

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of my like old files and whatnot uh onto

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these two. And then I have like these working SSDs, which is what I actually

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work off of, >> which is why I'm building a NAS.

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>> Building a NAS. This is This is terrible. Yeah, >> we need to we're going to go build him

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an ass right now. So, you mentioned you built that last computer that you had.

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>> That is correct. >> So, you're an expert. I'm going to let you go. >> That is not true.

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>> Nope. >> I built that 7 years ago.

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>> That's fine. It's basically the same. >> What do we start with?

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>> Because I just edited the Alamade AMD upgrade. I do believe we start with the

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motherboard and the CPU. >> Yes.

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>> Spoiler alert with the through the magic

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of video editing. Uh oh, never mind. and took it out.

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>> But you got a Ryzen 5 7500F, which is going to be more than enough for a Naz

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and if you wanted to run like a Plex server or something off of this, whatever it is going to be. And then for

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our motherboard, we got a ASRock B850M ProA. Cool. Do you know how to like

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install this? >> I could probably wing it.

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>> So, you press down on this, right? >> Sure. >> And then that should allow you to do

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that. >> Sure. >> And then that comes up.

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>> Yeah. usually Oliver Tech tips, baby.

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>> Oot ot.

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All right. And then, are you sure about that,

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>> brother? Why didn't you say anything? >> No, I think that was fine. >> Are you sure? That sounded nuts.

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>> Yeah. No. Yeah, you're fine. >> That was just the sound of like the the

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plastic coming off there. >> Boom. >> Oh, nice. >> CPU installed. >> Let's go.

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>> Awesome. >> All right, we can take lunch. Yeah, sure. >> What's next? What kind of RAM did you

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get? >> Uh, Crucial DDR5 32 gigs of 6,000 mega

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transfers per second. >> There you go. >> I probably said that in the incorrect

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order, but that's >> They will understand. >> That's why I'm a video editor.

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>> You'll put the Mogart up, which will be correct. >> I'll put it in the incorrect way so

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Belle could watch it and be furious. >> All right, let's install our RAM.

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>> Oh, isn't this the part where you go like, um, I bet there's going to be a

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lot of extras on these side conversations. Make sure to check out FlowPlane exclusives on LMG. Uh, what is

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it? LMG.gg. Check out LMG.gg.

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>> Editor. Leave that exact conversation in and use that as the plug. I don't care.

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That was hysterical. >> LMG.gg Oh,

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>> but yes, there will be. >> LMG.gg/flat plane. >> There you go.

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>> The whole idea is like when you're saluting, like you don't want to show your dirty hands, right? So, you

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actually want to do this.

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I think that went in. >> You could just give up. >> I like that.

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>> I know there is like a preference. >> Yes. >> I don't know how to figure that out

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though. >> Usually you would find the motherboard's manual. Thankfully, logistics had

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cheated and these two slots were actually open already. >> Oh, you dirty.

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>> That's crazy. >> But there you go. >> Awesome. There we go.

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>> Cool. There you go. >> All right. What's next?

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>> The M.2 drive. Right. >> There you go. >> Hell yeah. >> What'd you get for your SSD?

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uh Patriot uh P300 M.2 PCIe Gen 3 X4

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256 gigs cuz apparently that's all you need. >> Yes.

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>> Basically just going to have the operating system on it which we're going with Hexos. U investment disclosure,

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Lionus is invested in it, but it's still a good piece of software for people who

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don't want to tinker with truness lowrofile cooler. Thankfully, these

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coolers actually come with a thing called instructions. >> Yeah, but who the hell reads

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instructions? Probably someone who doesn't know what they're doing.

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>> That's why I have you here. >> I've never installed this cooler. >> Damn. What is What does he do here?

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>> My goodness. >> I'm kidding. >> Uh,

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it's all in Mandrin. >> Did you just assume I could read Whoa,

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whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. No, I did not.

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You opened the Mandrin site. Flip it over.

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>> So, because we're installing an AMD CPU >> Mhm. Shout out AMD. $5,000 Ultimate Tech

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upgrade. We're going to be installing this type of cooler, an AM5/ AM4. So,

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you're going to want to follow those instructions. So, remove the plastic

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brackets. >> Cool. >> Let's uh use this bad boy.

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>> Cool. >> It's actually really nice. Good job, CW.

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Oh. Oh, >> you're shilling too hard.

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>> But I wanted to unbox it. >> Yeah, but at the pace we're going here, we kind of need some help.

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>> You're right. >> Reys, can you set up his What? What did you get? Like a four Oh my gosh. A 4K

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31.5 in monitor. >> Yeah. Um I don't know much about this

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monitor. I originally wanted like this ASUS one. It was like a pro art.

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>> Oh, okay. Like the ones we have like at the editors or whatever, right? >> Not quite that one. It's a different

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model. I think I shot a ShortCircuit on that one. >> Okay. >> Jake Tabby was like, "Why would you get

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that one?" Because it's not even OLED and he was like, "Just get this one."

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>> Okay. >> And it has like a good delta score of

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whatever that thing is when it comes down accuracy.

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>> Beautiful. Well, Reys, set up the Delta

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score. >> We love a good Delta score. >> Amen.

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>> All right. >> What case did you get? >> Uh, John's

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N4, >> which >> Okay. Motherboard. Sure. Uh, I'm

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>> No, this is the case.

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>> Okay, that looks pretty good. >> Yep. >> Yeah. Now, slide that in. >> Hell yeah.

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>> The only thing you'll want to make sure is as you're installing it that these

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standoffs here are actually in the right

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spots and you're not going to be scratching the back of your motherboard. How would I know that?

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>> It'll line up with the holes on your motherboard.

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>> Oh, okay. Okay. >> Where do you think it goes? >> M

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somewhere here. >> Well, yeah. I guess I gave you a little bit of a hint.

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>> You have two slots you could put it. >> Oh, this is a nice touch for this board.

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since we have a longer card, it will fit in no problem. Nice touch. That is a

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snug fit. But hey, it fits. You got

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three 18 TB drives from Western Digital. Did you buy these like on sale or on a

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deal or >> These are not brand new. I got these on

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server parts deal. >> We're actually not going to have the full capacity of all three. We're going

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to use one of these as a parody. So, that way if one of them dies, you don't

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about 36 terabytes. >> Yeah, I can I can live with that.

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>> Cool. And you can always add more cuz I think this case can hold like eight or

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10 drives. >> I think we're done. Oh, power supply. >> Okay, thank you. I was going to say

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we're not quite done yet. >> So, you got the MSI Mag A550BN

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bronze >> 80 plus. >> Well, it's bronze. Who put your parts

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list together? >> A nice guy. >> That is not the same size power supply.

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while we wait for logistics to bring us the proper power supply, we set up your

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internet so that way this will be ready to go when that's here.

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>> Sounds good. >> Okay, let's move on to that. What was your decision process that landed you on

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the U6 meshes? >> Uh, JTY.

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>> Okay. Well, yeah, Unifi Shill. I think I know what the next step is. I saw this

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on your list. I wasn't actually sure what it was. It's starting to come

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together now. Yes. Okay. These are Mocha adapters. So, because

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Where's your router? Upstairs. Let's go find it. Let's go.

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>> Do you have a coax connection in this room?

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>> Uh, yeah. There should be I think it's for the TV. >> Yes. But if I remember correctly, we

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have a splitter. >> Do you watch cable in this house? >> No.

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>> No one watches cable. >> Barely. I mean, look at TV.

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>> Look at this one right here. Like, are you kidding me? >> What are we watching?

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>> Okay, >> I'm just confirming because yes, that splitter you mentioned does matter if

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you guys still use cable when you're at whatever TV. So, the one downstairs,

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>> is cable ever watched on that? >> No. But my dad would like to have the

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option too. >> I will go get the splitter. >> And with some movie magic editing, uh,

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>> it's a little janky, >> but we have his coax from the street

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coming into this splitter. Then one of them goes to the injector here. That

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will hopefully get us downstairs. The other one goes back into the Telus

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modem, so you can still get your cable from all your other cable boxes. And

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then this will help us get internet down to the bottom. Let's go downstairs. Let's set up the other end. And let's

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confirm it's working. We will boot up this this this screen cap or

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>> we'll have the editor put do an artistic representation of it on screen. Okay.

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You remember your hexos login? >> Yeah. >> Login. >> There we go.

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>> Okay. It's looking for your server. >> Should be quicker than that. Eh,

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>> okay. Fine. I have I have plan B. Plan B. Plan B. Plan B. I called Jake because

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I couldn't get the Mocha adapters to work. He walked me through a different configurations, plugging it into the

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router, plugging it into the wall, just trying a whole bunch of different stuff. We even ended up outside at the Telus

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plugin to see if maybe their coax had been disconnected or something. Uh, it's

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a rat's nest in there and we don't see any coax. So, we're going to instead set

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up the U6 meshes as they're designed. A

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mesh network. We might have to do this temporarily and then come back in the

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future and see if we can get Mocha to work. But, we'll at least get you Wi-Fi

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throughout your whole house by the end of the day today. >> Is it going to be better than my current

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Google Mesh one? >> Probably. Hold on.

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I see a network port. What are the odds?

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>> I I >> I don't think >> I don't What are the odds?

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>> Okay. Okay. >> Holy cow. Are we about to save this?

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>> he's the only one that's really excited about this. I'm pretty sure we're all

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kind of just like, "Okay, >> okay. Network." Okay. And then we'll

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test it by plugging into my laptop. I currently have a wired network

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connection to his Telis AP. >> Okay, >> we don't need Mocha.

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>> Wow, >> no way. >> It's not a ton faster, but it is twice

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as fast. Okay, what we're going to do is

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for today, we can get it working where we will plug in our 2.5 gig switch from

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UniFi right there. >> Mhm. >> That way we can set up your U6 mesh AP

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and the NAS which we can put just there

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for now. >> Yeah. confirm it's up and running. Then

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we can use the U6 meshes elsewhere in the house for the full mesh network.

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>> And Bob's your uncle. >> And sure, I don't have an uncle named Bob. Oh,

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>> but it'll work for today. >> All right. While Elijah figures out what's going on with the whole NAS

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situation, we're going to talk about another item I got, which is this Blazer

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Mantis anamorphic lens. What makes an anamorphic lens special is how the image

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is different compared to a typical like spherical lens. Now, one thing I wanted

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to mention that's unique about this particular anamorphic lenses, unlike

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most anamorphic lenses where it does

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squeeze the image, uh the irises typically are still spherical, but in

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this case, it's actually like oval, kind of like a cat's eye or something. And

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the reason why is because if you're not shooting wide open and you're shooting

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at like I don't know like f5 or something, the bokeh characteristics on

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the background are still in that cat's

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eye or like oval shape, which is really cool cuz 1.33x squeeze actually isn't

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even that much to begin with. So that just helps keep that anamorphic

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characteristics without going too ham on the squeezing and desqueezing part. All

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right, what do you guys think? We just slapped on the anamorphic lens onto our

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FX6. And does the bokeh look more ovally? Does it look cinematic?

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Editor, insert cinematic music.

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Let's just go to like 2.4 by one. Come on, guys. Linus.

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>> Why not? >> This is proof. He's not here, so I can I

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get to make the shot. Say whatever you want. I want this to be an anamorphic

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going forward. I purchased a Small Rig

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wireless follow focus kit and basically it allows you to use this tiny little

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knob and pull focus wirelessly. Now, why

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would you want to do that wirelessly? Typically, the cam op would not actually

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want to be pulling focus. They want to just focus on the shot. So, you would

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actually transmit wirelessly the image from the FX6 to somewhere else, like a

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different monitor. And there's a focus puller who would actually pull focus and

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make sure everything's in focus. So that's what this is for. So let's unbox

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this and get it set up on the camera. Uh we got here the gears that would

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actually go onto uh the lens. You'll

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notice that on the lens there's actually some teeth that go around it. That's for

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this to actually bite into and just

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allow you to manually control the focus. And here's the knob that you use to

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wirelessly control the gears. And we got some rails, which is how we're going to

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connect the gears to the camera. And

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that's pretty much it. All right, we got the wireless follow focus set up right now. And as you can see, when I do this,

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you're looking at Ree now. Back to me.

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Back to Reese. All right, that's pretty much it. Let's

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go uh check out my next product. And my final film item I got was this Magic

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Carpet Ser Pro Slider. This basically

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allows you to get really smooth shots. The reason why

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this has like momentum is because there

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is a flywheel underneath here. Typically

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the existing sliders you would have to set up a rubber line that goes across

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and then you have to fiddle with it. The beauty of this one is there's literally

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no assembly required. Like I just pulled it out of the bag and then it just was

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ready to go. >> Cool. So, yeah, >> that's kind of cool. How much does one of these things cost?

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>> Uh, about $1,000. >> $1,000 for a hunk of metal. Canadian or

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or US? >> US. >> But it comes with extra rails, right?

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Look at Look at that. Like, once I add this, you're going to be sliding for

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No one is allowed to make fun of me for my Funko Pops anymore. I got the Naz

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working with Hexos. We got a new power supply. Thank you, Logistics, for bringing it. And I have all of your U6

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meshes adopted now. So you can see in our dashboard here, you have all both

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the switch and all three APS. So there it is. Okay, we'll try connecting to

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your Wi-Fi here. Oh, it's on par right

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now. Oh, it's a little bit. Oh. Oh, it's picking up a tiny bit. >> 90

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>> 90. >> Hey, it's about double now. Let's go to your laptop and let's make sure we can

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access it. >> All right, let's go. >> Uh,

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>> it was been a while, but Reese did set up the monitor. It kind of dominates the

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space here. >> It's quite large. It It does look good.

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I mean, we don't even have it on yet. >> Before we do that, we got to do the peel. Oh my goodness.

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>> Oh. Oh, no.

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What? That This is

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That is not a smooth peel. Holy crap.

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What was that?

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Oh, I should have pulled both sides down. That may have been the worst sounding

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peel I have ever heard in my entire life. It's almost like it says, "Please

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carefully tear off protective film with two hands."

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>> Hey, damn. Yo, that OLED contrast looks

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>> It looks really cool. >> Really good. >> That is a very pretty monitor. We need

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to make sure we can connect to our Naz. Sit down, buddy. Have a seat right there.

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>> Oh, you know what? This is a 240 Hz monitor. The HDMI on the M1 only does 4K

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60 Hz, which is probably going to pain a

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lot of you out there. >> That's fine. I mean, I'm mostly just video editing and like editing photos,

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so it's >> it's probably Okay. Okay. So, now we've

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I configured the storage when it was over there. But the fact that you've been able to access it is already huge.

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Yeah. 35.8 tab is what we got cuz again,

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we set up with a RAID 5. So, one of those drives is just parody. Okay. So,

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let's try dragging something over to it. I don't know, like a

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>> whatever. I have my Bali trip. Let's uh >> Oh, sure.

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>> Let's try backing it up. >> This might take a while.

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>> Yes, >> because we're still on wireless connection from your MacBook back to the

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Naz. It says about a day. Yikes.

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He was still on his Google Wi-Fi for the laptop, so we switched it over to the

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Ubiquiti one. Now, I don't expect it to be worlds different, but it will

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probably be faster. >> We're down to 19 hours. >> 18 hours. Oh, 16K. There we go. That's

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much better. >> You would still get faster connection

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with a cable. >> Yeah, >> but that is much better. >> Hell yeah. >> Okay, let's watch something.

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>> All right. Is the black levels set correctly? >> I don't know. I didn't do any tweaking.

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>> You can probably Yeah, you'll probably have to tweak it. >> I'm still blown away. This looks great.

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This is all your footage that you took. >> Correct. On my DJI Mavic 3 Classic.

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>> Wow. >> Yeah, it looks good. >> It does. >> Looks really good.

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>> You know what also looks good? Well, we didn't really clean much, but

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this AMD Ultimate Tech upgrade, thank you very much, AMD. We got you a new

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NAS. We upgraded your Wi-Fi. We got you an R. Yeah, thank you for that. We got

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you an RC car that you guys played with while I was troubleshooting the Naz, so

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that was super good. Thank you for that. >> What else that would Oh, and all the

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camera gear, of course. My goodness. >> You weren't there for that. >> What's your first project you're going

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to do with all the camera gear in Naz? >> Actually, don't know, but I'm excited to

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use this bad boy. >> Yeah, >> I'll shoot something with it.

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>> Awesome. Yeah. >> If you guys enjoyed this video, make sure you go check out

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>> uh >> how about mine? Cuz you edited my upgrade. >> There you go. >> Go check out my upgrade.

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>> It was I think a lot more chaotic than this one somehow.