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Sven is a member of our business team and certified man of culture. I mean,

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look at the sound system that he invested in for his Wii U and Xbox

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[music] 360. He plays his retro games on

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an actual CRT, not a bougie upscaler,

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and he deployed it in the most '90s possible corner of his basement suite.

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To be clear, he has modern technology. He just keeps it unopened [music] in

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this cupboard. Yeah. What's up with that? >> I was waiting for my upgrade.

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>> YEAH, YOU [screaming] WERE. That's right, guys. We're back with another AMD

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Ultimate $5,000 tech upgrade. We've got

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a ton to do today. Sven is getting a new gaming PC powered by an AMDX 3D CPU, new

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audio gear, and of [music] course, some retro gaming goodies and more to add to

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what is probably a fair number of items that were liberated from work. [music]

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>> You're not going to find anything. >> Yeah, I am. I found something already. Here's one of those LTT CarPio wrist

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rests. It's >> not an asset type. >> There's no way you bought it. >> No, [laughter]

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I definitely did not. >> That's Yeah, I know.

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>> I mean, that that I purchased with Demand money >> for free.

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>> Yeah. [music] >> Jerry rig knife. >> I got that like a week after I started.

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>> Yeah, you got it. I'm going to find nothing. I literally haven't even moved

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yet. [laughter]

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>> [music]

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>> We're back with yet another AMD Ultimate Tech upgrade giveaway. And this one's

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for the gamers out there because we are giving away three AMD Ryzen 7 9850 X3D

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processors. If you're building a system for maximum FPS, ultra smooth gameplay,

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and competitive performance, this is the kind of CPU that you love to have at the

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center of your setup. This thing is built to dominate in gaming. The Ryzen

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9850 X3D is the fastest gaming CPU in

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the world. Continuing the legacy of the 9800 X3D, but now up to 400 MHz faster.

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With 8 core, 16 threads, and boost clocks hitting up to 5.6 GHz, you can

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play just about anything. Whether that's Cavetory like Sven or the latest and

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greatest AAA titles. To enter, all you got to do is click the link in the video

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description for a chance to win. Thanks again AMD for sponsoring this series and

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good luck everyone entering the giveaway. Are you going to play for us

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today? >> No, I bought that with the intention of [music] learning how to play and I

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bought like a course online, but I do the the thing where you get into a new

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hobby and then you immediately get disinterested after like a month.

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>> Moving this way, I'm having a hard time figuring out what you actually need as

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an upgrade. You've got a PlayStation 5. You've got a sick gaming rig. You've got

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an amazing audio setup. >> Yep. Every console under the sun.

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>> Yep. >> Even this TV looks like really new.

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>> Uh B4 OLED. Last year I bought it.

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>> Why did this guy get an upgrade? >> Yeah, what the hell, man? >> It's a random chance.

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>> Seems unfair. >> I don't think so. >> You wouldn't. [laughter] Well, deserving

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or not, we're doing Oh, wow. This is really heavy. >> Yeah, there's a lot of stuff in here.

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It's probably the battery backup. >> Okay. Are you going to move?

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>> No. Good luck. [laughter] How am I supposed to get out of here?

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New motherboard, MacBook Air. Oh, yeah, right. I guess

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you picked this before the Neo existed. >> I don't really need the Neo. The M5's

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nice. >> I mean, it's certainly nice. It's just a lot more expensive.

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>> Yeah, it does. It's for my girlfriend, though. She deserves it.

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>> Nice. >> Yeah. >> I can't give you too much credit for it,

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though. >> Why? >> Well, I mean, because you already bought everything for yourself, so

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>> I buy her a lot, too. Okay. >> Ooh, XT4 camera. Yeah, I didn't go XT5

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cuz it has 40 megapixel sensor and you can't uh do that with the screen. XT5,

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it only like pivots or tilts down. Yeah, it's really >> They took away the full

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>> They did. Yeah, I'm really excited about this. >> Oh, okay. Let's open it later.

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>> Oh, wow. Oh, that's so mean. >> Well, it's mean to them.

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>> Oh, what's in the box? >> What else we got? >> I got some GameCube and Wii games. Oh,

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>> you'll not believe how much those cost. >> It can't cost that much. I mean, look

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how small the disc is. together. They were 400. [laughter]

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And they'll sit nicely on the shelf. >> That's all they're going to do, isn't

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it? >> Of course. No, I'll play them. I'll play them. >> Surely, you have more computer parts,

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though. >> Yeah. Here it is. >> And don't call me Shirley. Wait, are we

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only upgrading your motherboard and CPU? >> Yeah, I have a uh GPU from a company

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that shall not be named, [laughter] and it's good enough.

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>> Oh, no. You got a cooler? >> Yeah. Yeah. And a cooler, too, cuz I

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have a liquid cooler right now, and I I hate it. What do you hate about liquid cooling?

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>> Air cooling is uh it's just nicer. It's quieter. You don't have to deal with

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pump noise or anything like that. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Liquid coolers are kind of a pain to set

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up. >> How do you have so much awesome stuff?

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>> I pay literally nothing in rent. Well, not literally nothing, but close to

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nothing. >> HD 6X headphones.

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>> Fantastic. RIP master. >> Like secret lab desk and like it's

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actually seems like pretty nice chair, although I don't recognize it. Why don't

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you pay anything in rent? I live with my mom.

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[laughter] >> Have you seen housing prices? >> Well, let's get started.

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>> Oh, okay. Let me see if I can Let me see if I can figure out how to do this.

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>> Can I Can I turn it off first? >> Oh, I mean, yeah, I guess.

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>> Cool. Yeah, we should also unplug stuff from the back so you don't

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>> I mean, sure. >> Every single one of my cables. [laughter]

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>> Help me, step bro. >> I'm under Spence's computer.

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>> Whoa, whoa, whoa. Time out. Time out. [laughter] Oh my god, you're stressing.

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Can I do it? You're stressing me out. >> No, I got it. I got it. >> Oh my god. >> I've never dropped a computer before.

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>> Yeah. Okay. Editor, roll the clips. >> Now you're getting mouse.

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>> That You've built a PC before, right?

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>> I've built quite a lot of PCs. Yeah. It's not too bad. It's a lot of RGB, so

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it makes the wiring difficult. >> That's not that bad. >> Really?

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>> Yeah. >> Wow. >> I mean, like you said, there's a lot of

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RGB in here from child protection services. Who would call their brand

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CPS? [laughter] >> That is that is a vile name for it.

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>> Well, wait. What am I doing this for? >> I was going to say I can do this.

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[laughter] >> All right, cool. I'll critique >> you. You can just stand here.

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>> I'll critique. >> Oh, god. >> You know what? No, I'm going to go get

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your UPS because again, I meant what I said before. Man of culture.

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>> I know a thing about culture. >> What did you do? >> Nothing.

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>> What was that?

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Oh, it's the cooler one. [laughter]

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One of Sven's investments for this upgrade is a battery backup. This is one

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of those things that doesn't make your FPS go higher. It doesn't make your

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colors on your monitor pop more. But what it does do is it makes it so that

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in the event of a power outage or if you have dirty power, it'll also help kind

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of clean it up a little on its way into your PC and other sensitive electronics.

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I'm going to get this set up. >> Yeah, I'm not using it down here. I have an unrated server upstairs that it's

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going to go for. Oh, that's actually even smarter, >> right?

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>> You You should also have one for your desk. >> Yeah, maybe one day. >> Sven's mom wouldn't let us film

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upstairs. She was all like, "SO,

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>> she doesn't act like that." >> AND HE WAS LIKE, "MOM, I TOLD them we

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got to film a video." >> Making me nervous, dude.

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>> It's okay. Good. >> I like performance anxiety.

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>> I get that, too. Don't worry. >> Twins.

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>> I found the spot where it goes and I was just going to connect the internal battery, but I just I wanted to do it

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[music] down here. >> Okay. >> Your mom saw me up there and SHE WAS LIKE, "WHAT ARE YOU DOING UP HERE?"

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>> IT'S FINE. NOW HE KNOWS HOW it feels to work for him. [screaming] >> Oh, come on now. [laughter]

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>> Are you going to hook it up to that battery any day? >> I know. I'm just I'm checking to make sure that that's all they This just

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seems This seems like an unhinged thing for them to expect a user to do.

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>> Like >> it's very common. I don't know. >> Like this. >> Yeah. Yeah, I think every single APC

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battery I've done is like that. Are we taking the RAM out? What else are we taking out of here? >> I actually have a question. From what

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I've read online, you're not really supposed to use 46 of RAM with AMD

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processor. >> You will get less performance out of it.

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>> or do you want the highest performance? >> Definitely highest performance. >> Okay, then we could probably get away

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with just the two sticks. >> I have a better idea. >> Okay. >> I have a computer in that closet over

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there >> that also has DDR5 [laughter] in it. Okay. You did not need an

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upgrade. You're sitting on a gold [laughter] mine here. We can use whatever RAM you want, Sven.

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>> Okay, we'll use that RAM. >> That RAM? >> Yeah. Yeah, that RA. >> Go get it.

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>> Okay. [laughter] >> Oh my. You have a whole other computer.

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>> Yeah, this is my girlfriend's. >> She doesn't really play games.

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>> Massive upgrade compared to what we had before. And all we got to do is power it

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on. And Oh, SOMEONE SPOTTED ME. AND STAY

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Okay. I pulled it off. I got the UPS upgrade

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done. In all seriousness though, that was about the most live, love, laugh

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[laughter] place that I've ever been in. >> That's my cat's pillow.

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>> And whole thing's a bit I've never even met

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Savan's mother. >> She's very nice lady. Love you, Mom. [laughter]

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>> You ever feel like people who roast their helpers shouldn't get that much

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help? >> Yeah. >> Did you hear him just now? He said skill

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issue because you didn't take out his power supply. He didn't tell you to take out. Oh,

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>> you know what? >> Yeah. There. There's a skill issue. You

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like that? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Oh, this is great. This is the easiest

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PC build I've ever done. >> Oh, yeah. I'm done. [laughter]

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>> What's up with that? I I assigned him to this. Why are you doing it?

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>> I needed moral support. >> Meanwhile, I was braving the dragon's

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den. [laughter] >> WHOA.

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>> NO. >> NO. >> We all saw you didn't hit it that hard.

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No workers comp. [laughter] >> It's a good thing there's no stairs for

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you to fall down here. >> Totally ate it. But there is. I

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>> Yeah, [laughter] that's why we only let me on the car now.

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>> Safety first. >> Oh, you want to go? >> Yeah. [laughter] Please.

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>> I think there's a sticker on him somewhere. Yeah. Two men lift.

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[laughter] >> Well, that's over like 40 lbs. Elijah,

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it's not even a thing. >> We were just having a conversation

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earlier today about how like Lionus makes fat jokes without ever No. No,

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stop. I'm going to I'm going to fit. You make overweight jokes without ever

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saying it specifically. >> No, it's going in the jet video.

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>> Maximum weight 220 lb.

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>> Go ahead. Say go on. >> Then there's the other time at my house where you pull out the Connect. You're

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like, damn. I [clears throat] know you ain't playing Connect games

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>> because you're way too young. >> Who does play Connect [laughter] to be

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fair. To be fair. Then there's the other one where we were in the we were in the

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thermal chamber and you're like, "Yeah, but you're probably warmer. You've got

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more layers." >> No, I said you have more insulation

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because you're wearing >> He's wearing thicker clothes. >> Oh, okay. Fair enough.

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>> Let's get the power supply going. Where's it go?

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>> In the case. >> Well, in the new case, right here. >> Oh, thank god it doesn't go upstairs.

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>> Yeah. You wouldn't want to go back up there, would you? >> I was afraid to have another love pillow

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thrown at me. Ooh.

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What was what was wrong with the made in China PC case anyway? >> It doesn't really fit the the the black

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theme I got going on here. And this one has nice wood on the front, which as you

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can see by the speakers, I like a good walnut vibe.

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>> Yeah, he likes that good wood. >> The real wood, apparently.

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>> REAL GOOD WOOD. >> YEAH. >> OH,

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>> SORRY. I knocked your good wood off. >> Why is it all like mangled? What did you

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do? Oh my god. >> Oh god, it actually broke.

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>> Can't believe this. Is it the peg or something? Oh yeah, it's these guys.

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>> Oh, he loves the pegs >> from the Goodwood.

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>> Wait, why am I doing this again? >> I don't know. I mean, I like it.

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>> All right, let's get a let's get let's get a motherboard. We've gone with the Meg B850 Tomahawk Wi-Fi motherboard.

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>> [music] >> Man, B850 seems to be just the way to go, unless you need a ton of PCIe

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expansion. Unlike the competition, AMD allows overclocking even on their

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mainstream chipsets. So, you're giving up nothing in terms of performance. And

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>> Pretty stacked. >> Two front USB 3s, one front USB-C, three

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PCI 16X slots. Got good lord. How many

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M.2s are in here? two four

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What? Five 10 gig USB port. >> 5 gig networking. This is a really nice

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board. What What's one of these worth? >> Um, it kind of fluctuates in price

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recently. >> Oh, I missed that. This is the Tomahawk

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Max Wi-Fi. >> Oh, so this is like bougie board.

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>> I don't need the Wi-Fi, but it's really nice for onboard Bluetooth. >> Wi-Fi 7.

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>> Yeah. Anybody else noticed that motherboards have sort of quietly become

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kind of reasonably priced again? Cuz I don't mind spending $200 plus dollars on

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something with this kind of feature set. Like latest everything. You got the

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[laughter] >> Eight cores. >> Eight cores. >> And it boosts over 5 GHz. But the more

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>> Yes, >> that 3D vcache is critical to getting

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performance, >> you're not quite there either.

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>> No. >> Yeah. [laughter] The newer 9850 X3 is

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actually a little bit faster. >> Well, he does know what he's doing. He's just How many computers have you built,

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Sven? >> Uh, I would say upwards of 40. >> Oh, okay. So, you

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>> This guy builds >> I build I build. >> Do you like build for friends and stuff? >> Yeah. Yeah, I build for friends. Used to

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do it for old co-workers at the last place that I worked at. It's just kind of a good hobby of mine.

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>> Cool. Yeah. Where'd you work before? >> Uh, I worked in insurance.

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>> Oh, >> this is a big upgrade. [laughter]

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but I pretended I meant [laughter] >> I pretended he meant the AMD upgrade.

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>> I mean, this is a big upgrade, too. >> For our RAM, we've got a kit of 5600

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mega transfer per second CL36 memory from Corsair. Uh, is this the best

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pairing for a 9800 X3D? No. But, as we mentioned earlier, it

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And ain't nobody going to go buy more DDR5 right now. Ooh, not when I have it

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sitting in the closet. >> With that said, cracks are starting to show a little bit.

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>> Turns out Sam Alman's word is not worth much.

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>> It was just a piece of paper. >> It was That's all [music] it was.

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>> All right, let's get this cooler installed. >> Cool. Blur. [laughter]

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>> Nice. >> Elijah's worried about run time for this

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video. So, here's me introducing the chair. >> Dukaka.

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>> I'm 100% cutting this from the video now. Just out of spite. [laughter]

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Now you can build the chair. >> Yes, sir.

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>> How'd they know he was going to do it? >> What do you mean?

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>> You can sit cross-legged. I can't. I actually can't either.

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>> Really? >> Really? I thought you could. No, >> you were a gymnast. >> Were.

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>> Yeah. It doesn't go away though, right? >> The yellow sticker. >> Oh, he was referring to the yellow

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sticker. Don't let him gaslight you. Look at that [laughter] smile. He turns

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away from the camera. so he can get the smile out.

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And now he's too scared to turn back. Turn [laughter] back right now.

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>> Look how red he's getting. >> Warning, heavy object. Twoerson lift

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required. >> On the chair. >> That's the label on the chair.

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>> Let's go. >> How much thermal paste do you usually put on for these new ones?

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>> Um, more than that. >> Oh, really? Thank you.

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>> Yeah. Keep going. Now, move down a bit, though. Yeah. Right there. A little

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more. Oh, don't move down more. Oh, you keep Okay, [music] a little more.

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>> Little more. >> Yeah, right there. More goop. >> That's good. That's perfect. Yeah, that's good. But wipe it off.

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>> Oh my god. What is this? What is going on here? >> Oh, it's stuck, dude. >> Oh my gosh.

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>> Perfect. Do we need a shaft extension?

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I like your custom screwdriver [music] LTX. >> Um, no. It was when we had a bunch of

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them left over and CW did the day where we could spend our merch budget on

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customized screwdrivers. >> Oh, all right. Okay, fine. So, it was it was legit then.

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>> There was money paid for it. >> I mean, >> company money, but

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>> yeah, [laughter] sort of. Everyone gets credit at the

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company store and they get paid. >> Do we? >> We do.

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>> All right, let's do it. >> What are we doing? [music] >> Putting it in.

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>> You have a 4 terbte 850X. >> It's a fantastic deal. I got it for like

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300 bucks a couple years ago. >> Speaking of that, do you want to see what I saw at Canadian Best Buy?

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>> What did you see? >> This is a 4 TBTE

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for $2,000 Canadian. >> That's It's basically the same thing.

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>> Hey, put that back. [laughter]

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still love that modern cases just have all the usual standoffs pre-installed.

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Make sure this motherboard has all the usual holes. Sure does. Got the built-in

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IO shield. Like, how easy was that? >> And it's just done.

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>> So easy. >> We don't need to screw anything else. >> It's done. Forget it. I'm >> All right. See you later.

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>> Maybe now's a good time to call out LMG.gg/flowplane

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where some of the extras and too hot for TV stuff tends to end up. What a clean

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layout this is. I know. It's so cool. >> That's awesome. I love it.

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>> There's so much air flow, too. It's awesome. >> Can't believe we're already installing

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the GPU. It is amazing how easy a modern build can be if you just issue the whole

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RGB thing. >> Yeah, don't get RGB. It's not worth it.

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little case lighting somewhere. But my last computer had I think like nine fans

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that were all RGB. What a nightmare to deal with. >> Oh, beauty.

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>> Yeah, right. >> Nice. And and

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>> real wood >> bonus. It's a beast. >> It is a beast. >> Yeah. I mean, look at

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>> the beauty and the beast right there. All in one convenient package.

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>> Woah. Woah. Woah. Woah. What you're doing right now >> is not okay.

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>> What? >> That's extremely bad luck. >> Where are we going to put it?

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>> We're just going to We're just going to put it on the floor and we're going to hook everything up and then it's going

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to work and then we can put the panel on. We can put the brace on.

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>> Are we going? Yeah, we're going for it. We're going to find out if it works.

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>> Why do I always end up on the floor under employees [laughter] desk?

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>> I mean, I could raise it up. >> Oh, yeah. Okay.

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>> Well, no, cuz then the whole computer will have to go. >> Yeah, you just you just got to hold it.

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[laughter] >> Yeah, you don't want to raise it up. No, no, this is good. >> That's loud as hell.

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>> That's a lot of air flow. >> That's okay. I got fan control. Wo,

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these 180 ms do like 1,500 RPM, which is

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>> For a 180 mil fan, that's a freaking ton

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of air. >> Hey, wait, wait, wait. Hey,

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I can't see it, but I assume that it's >> missed the BIOS. >> Nice.

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>> Damn. It looks like it's just dead under a crack.

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>> Please turn off.

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>> Locked in. Okay, >> you've Okay, you forgot to pull the

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pretty good. Not going to lie, the result is worth the effort.

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>> That's what I'm saying. And now look, all my cables are nicely just tucked

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right here. Oh wow. You weren't kidding when you

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said you don't like cable management. >> Yeah. [music]

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Can we put Elijah on getting drivers and everything installed while we look at

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some of the new stuff? >> Sure. >> Okay, cool. Blankets, >> rug.

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>> Solid. Where do you want it? >> Uh, it's going in the hallway between the uh bedroom and the bathroom.

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>> Okay, cool. >> I hope it measured it right. Okay. Y,

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>> that's perfect. [laughter] I'm going to leave it like that forever now.

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>> You should be more specific. Would you like it flat?

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>> I would love it flat. >> Okay, I got it. I got it. No, I'm way ahead of you.

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>> Exactly. In >> I'm way ahead of you. Okay.

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arm. >> It's certainly one of the arms of time.

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>> Yeah. Uh, do you want to install it? >> Yeah, sure.

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>> What's your mic for? >> Streaming on and off and then I would like to get into content creation. I

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just want to talk about things that I enjoy like video games or anime, movie,

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probably never make, you know, like a 4-hour long one. I'll start off something small, but I also like just

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like having good audio. You know, when you're sitting in like a Discord call with someone and just have the worst mic

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imaginable. >> Yeah. >> I cannot stand that. >> Like look how horrible this is to put in

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here. And look how horrible this is. Like sticking up into your face like

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this. Look at this. >> This is an HR complaint and I need you to put it back. [laughter]

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>> You know what, Sven? I think he's going to be okay. >> I think between the two of us, we can

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lift him up. >> I think we could, too. Send that footage

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to Ariana, please. >> What? >> What is she going to [laughter] do?

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>> Lift your spirit. >> That's not it. Okay, listen. You can't

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keep getting away with these vague fat shaming. >> YOU CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT.

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>> NO. NO. I don't want you to have any shame. S and I both [laughter]

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>> want to lift you up. >> R320. >> Similar to the ones you use on the Wan

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>> Baby stepbrother of it. I mean, Electrovoice is just generally

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expensive, right? How much did you spend on this? >> Um, probably like 300 US. It's a nice

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one, though. >> I mean, yeah, for for how good they sound. >> Yeah. >> Like, no no complaints there, but like

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>> do I need it? No. >> You know, a lot of these AMD Ultimate

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tech upgrades, people like really like the guest co-host.

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>> Yes. >> I feel like they're going to hate you. >> Why? >> Because you have so much cool.

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>> I do. I do have a lot of cool I No, I'm not going to deny it. I'm very I am very

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blessed and privileged to have all this cool stuff. >> We didn't even talk about like all your

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vinyls and stuff. >> Yeah, that's a money [music] sink if I've ever been in one.

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>> And you have? >> And I have. [laughter] >> See how many Switches this man owns? He

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even has Nintendo games to go with them. >> I do.

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I'm so scared of you dropping it right now. [laughter]

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>> There's a joke here. I know there is. [laughter]

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Ask your doctor about Seialis for daily use in a 30 tablet free trial.

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>> Have a seat. Let's see. How's it look? >> Feels great. I feel like I can talk

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right into it. >> Wow. >> Fist away distance or whatever. >> Yeah.

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>> Hello. >> Okay. What about when you're like using your computer though? Like does that

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kind of Does it kind of work? >> Oh wow. Yeah. No, it works out.

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>> This is actually like awesome. Then you can just give her give her the old

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>> Yeah. Now, when I play Dark Souls 2, I can have a beautiful sounding voice for

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all my friends. [laughter] >> Now, it's finally time. The one you were

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excited about. >> Yeah. >> Wa.

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>> So, this is the RetroTink 4K Pro. I

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think we did a video on it a couple years ago when it first released. And

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>> this thing is not though, >> but it's so cool. And Mike Chi was a

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homie and he sent all these extra cables with it for like best possible video

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quality, too. Thank you, Mike Chi. >> Don't Yeah, don't let me have your fun.

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Show Show it off. So, what does it do? >> Can you explain for the normies what

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this does? >> Yeah, RetroTink 4K has an FPGA in it

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basically every resolution you can imagine under the sun. And then it has a

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managing the incoming signal and making it look good on a modern display. Yeah.

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>> It's pretty small. >> Yep. >> Being able to hook the retro consoles up

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to the big OLED. >> Yeah. >> What's one of these worth again?

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>> 750 US. And it's it's not like an analog

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system where it's also a game console. No, you need the classic consoles to

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play with this. >> All right. Well, we're going to have to see it in action. >> Yeah, >> let's try it out. Remember in the intro

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when I promised he was a man of culture? Goof Troop. >> Is it two-player?

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>> Uh, I think so, actually. Yeah, we can play Goof Troop. >> All right, let's try it out. What's the

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difference between 1 P and 2P and 1 P and 2 P? >> Which character [music] we play?

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>> Oh, >> no, I'll be Max. >> Is Max the younger one? Yeah, >> Max is the shorter one.

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>> Makes sense. >> Here, just just stun lock him. I got him. >> I got him. All right. Hey, gotcha.

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>> What the heck, [laughter] man? Oh,

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>> nice. [applause] >> Stage clear.

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>> Goof trooper right there. >> Goof. >> He's a [laughter] real goof.

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>> Why does that keep happening? >> And then this is fun for you young kids.

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>> Oh yeah. Symbols for passwords. >> This game did not have onboard memory to

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save your progress. >> So it just gave you a password and you

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>> Thanks Capcom. [laughter] How's your PC setup though? Let's have a

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look at how that's performing. >> What are we testing? >> Fire up the game. Yeah, I want I want to

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hear the new mic, too. So, you'll have to get your interface hooked up. >> Hello. Hello. Hello. This thing is

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working. And I'm currently in the yellow. We're going slightly more

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yellow. More yellow. Still yellow. Probably there is good cuz I'm not a

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very loud person anyways. >> You ever get excited? >> Oh my. No, I don't really get excited.

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[laughter] >> Ask your doctor [music] about Seialis. >> I'm very nonchalant.

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>> You seemed pretty excited about that retro take. >> The retro take is pretty cool. It's

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pretty cool. Look at how good Cave Story is running.

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>> Wow, >> that looks fantastic. >> Dude, you're getting so many FPS right

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now, though. >> I know. Have you ever played Cave Story? >> I have, actually.

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>> Fantastic. It's awesome. Cave Story is a good game, but it has really convoluted

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endings to it. >> You know what's not a convoluted ending? Thanking AMD [music]

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>> This is awesome. >> I feel like we didn't even do that much stuff today, but we got like a very

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meaningful audio upgrade. We got that in

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>> New camera. >> Yeah, the new camera, dude. >> Streaming on this

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>> and freaking audio on that. >> My one viewer is going to be so proud of

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me. [laughter] >> And this chair is legitimately

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>> super comfy. Actually, >> I haven't seen it. If >> you guys enjoyed this video, why not

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check out the one we did for uh Oh, James Scott, another member of the

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business team. >> He recommended everything on my list. >> Did you really? >> No, that was just the running gag in his

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video. >> [laughter]