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This is why I have trust issues. This is way too much waifu. Again, it's

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the year of the rabbit and to celebrate Chinese New Year, we are roasting the

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wackiest setups from our audience in

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China, a place that's known for coming up with unusual solutions to

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technological challenges. Yeah, this should be fun. Like everywhere else in

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Two questions out of the gate. One, why are we using Outlook? and two, where on

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earth we're getting these submissions from? I'm gonna do the second one first.

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You guys probably don't realize that we have a massive following on

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billybilly.com in China, which came about because there was a group that was

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pirating our videos, translating them, and re-uploading. We then hired those

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same people to officially translate them and maintain an official channel there.

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We're almost at a million subscribers. So, if you're in China, go check it out.

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As for why we're using Outlook, well, we weren't sure if having screenshots of

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Gmail would get the video banned fair,

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right? I'm pretty sure it's fine to receive like email, but like it just,

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you know, tried to avoid that, you know, and we needed some way for people to

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contact us, and it sure as heck wasn't going to be Twitter. So, yeah, Hotmail.

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First up, we've got Engine Woo, who made a DIY version of Razer's Project

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Valerie. Is Is that Lego? This is so

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much better than I thought it was. It's actually like aligned properly. No, it's

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not Lego. No, that's carbon fiber. This

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is like custom fab carbon fiber hinges

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on two additional displays. Then it's just like a bracket that holds it on the

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back of the laptop's original screen and then these carbonfiber fabricated arms

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hold the additional displays in place. This is better than the commercial

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solutions I've seen. Clumsy. Yeah, I

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know, right? This ain't clumsy at all.

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Oh god. Oh, okay. That's cheating. That's cheating. Okay. Now you're

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automatically the best setup. I mean, clean your desk, but yeah, it says full

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of power.

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Andy's here to help us. All right. What kind of case is this? The input output

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case. No, I don't see any other branding. Why is that insulated? Wait.

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Hey. Hey. Is that a chiller? No. Oh, does he have a chiller? No way. Chilled

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setup. Rocking the RTX. That's going to be a

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3090, I think. Is that Hold on. There's a

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temperature reading. 16° on the return

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coolant. It looks like Oh, that's interesting. That's not that cold, which

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makes sense because you don't actually want condensation to form. They probably

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have that fine control so they can run it exactly as cool as they want. Is it

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even worth it then? No. Yeah. No, it's just awesome. Oh, okay. I like exactly.

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I am loving some of the redneck engineering I'm seeing here. This is

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like Taran's desk all over again. Wait, it's a square monitor. I have that on my

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desk. I've never seen one in the wild. I actually really like this setup. You got

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to give respect to the people who appreciate a proper audio setup. When I

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see a pair of speakers behind a multimonitor setup, I lose my crap. I

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can't handle it. Hey, I have big speakers. All right. Yeah, this is a

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little anime for me. He's got some sound foam and for

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curious. Oh, yeah. Maybe for streaming. Is there a Is there a microphone I'm

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missing over here somewhere? Well, that explains it. Wow. So, the recording

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setup is probably sick, but not for vocals. But what are we not

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supposed to be looking at? Got a L. Big on master power supplies.

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Yeah. Okay. Core i9. All right. You know, it's funny. When back when I did

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the build with Strange Parts, my intention was to go into the tech mall

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and buy only brands I'd never heard of before. I was shocked to see how many

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Chinese stores are just full of the exact same products that I would find

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here in North America. Made there. Right. Of course. But like that's never

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what makes the headlines. Yeah. Okay. This wide shot though. Wow. Wa. Look at

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the ceiling. He's got a cool ceiling. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. Go through the

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plug. Go to the plug. This guy is not in

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China. What is that? It's probably North America. That doesn't look like a North

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American plug. That doesn't look like a Chinese plug. Yeah, that's a North

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American plug. Jake, what? Look, that's an ROG logo. Big liar. No, you're out.

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You're done. This looks sick. This is

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RGB. WA done. You know, god. Endgame

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RGB. Who needs a screen at this point? You know what am I looking at here?

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Edifier. Is that your subwoofer/v

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volume knob? Like here's the speaker. Yeah. Yeah. These are the edifier ones.

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Like the old You spent all the money on your PC and you have no money on your

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speakers. Yeah, those are colder disconnects. They look jank, but those

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are the bomb. Is that the heating? Wait.

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Wait. No. No. Did they do whole room

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water cooling? Hold on. Hold on. No. I want to see it. Andy, these are

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insulated. Why is it Look at those zip ties. Oh my god. Wait, is that just a

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distribution plate? Oh my god. What the

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is that water loops with a heat exchanger? The

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big tank is a heat exchanger. So this is what this is a chiller. It might be

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outside. Oh, so he's got a thing outside. Yeah,

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this is outside. Yeah, it's brick wall. So, this has got to be the the

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something. And it's insulated. So, this has to be cold. This has to be cold

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side. Yeah. What an unnecessarily elaborate setup. Can we see this? I like

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it. It's a 13900 K and a Oh, no. He's got two GPUs. There it is. There. Oh, it

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totally is. It totally is. What the

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The problem is this is like XL case. You can't even say that you're like you're

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mining to heat your house cuz then you're using refrigeration. Yeah. Why do

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you have two GPUs? This is next level.

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This just like stresses me out. You know, those are some big fat tubes for a

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very small water block. Yes. The GP is very special. I tap that. Is that a Hall

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of Fame? I think it is. I think that's like a Galax weird Galax Hall of Fame.

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Hey, look. Look at that. Hey,

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cherry rig everything. Knife. Love it. Doodleted CPA. Oh, wait. That is a

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gigantic soundbar. You're not actually supposed to sit that close to a soundar.

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Sound bars. Heat killer. That's a name

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I've not heard in a long time. These used to be pretty popular. These

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external water cooling things. I am liking this. That might be a Heat

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Killer. Made in Germany. It's probably Heat Killer. Heat Killer was known for

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having okay performance but like really

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nice looking stuff. I don't like the Trident Z Royal. I will never like

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Trident Z Royal. It's awful. No, you can't see it anyway. Oh no, it's so a

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Yeah, you can't see it. So why would you buy it anyway? No, it's cool. Oh, it's

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stupid. It's cool. Oh no. Beside the back panel's missing. You can't have a

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gorgeous system like this and be like, I don't know if I'm going to put the back

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panel. You just need cooling for that SSD back there. Oo, very trendy. Table.

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Got the tissues.

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I like how like a quarter of his desk is taken up by the computer. You could just

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put that thing on top of the computer and take up half as much space. What is

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wrong with you? I'm trying to I'm trying to get it to I'm trying Also, what is

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this?

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Just works. Oh. Oh. Can't believe you've

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done this. I can't believe you've done this.

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Whoa. That's That's pretty. That is an

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absolutely sick setup. I'm a little

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confused why some of them are fittings for the corners and other ones are not.

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Maybe I guess it's just a style. Yeah, it could just be aesthetic. Yeah. Like,

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okay, would you want to do in hardline

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metal, would you want to do this bend and this bend and try and get them

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perfect? Yeah, probably. If you're going through the effort of bending metal. No.

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No, man. I I wouldn't I would I would do one bend for sure. And then it's just

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90. It's a cop out. You're going to look at this build and be like cop out. Look.

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What a hater. You haven't done metal tubing, have you? You're a hater. Yeah,

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you're being a hater. I am being a hater. Okay, that's pretty dope. See,

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don't be a hater. Yeah, I just I always

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have wanted to build like an open concept computer and then you look at

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how dusty your computer gets closed concept and you're like no.

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Oh my god. Looks like he builds computers. Maybe he's runs like a mini

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SI business out of his apartment. Yeah, I could see that. I mean, if I could

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build computers like that, people would probably come to me and ask me to build them. Yeah. From time to time. Clean up

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your goddamn room. Why do you have a TV sitting on chairs? Yeah. Yeah. Wait,

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what? Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Are

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these design files? Soap bottle for a

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computer in a laundry detergent bottle? Yep. Is it mineral oil? Is it submersion

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cooled? No. Oh, there's a fan on the side. What do you mean? Oh, I I thought

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it was inside.

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No way. Oh, that's awful. So, basically,

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the only two things you need on your desk are your computer and your tissue

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box. Yeah. Does he have a LED in the pump? I think so.

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So, this this is a frame that was fabricated to Oh, it's a it's a it's a

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stove. It's a little stove. Look at that. It's a camp stove. Oh, wait. This

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is a separate machine. Yeah, it's a separate machine. Yeah.

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Oh, that's amazing. I like where you put the fan at the top. That's awesome. I

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think this guy has a channel and a video like about those. Oh, that's such a

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smart place to put a little oneU power supply. Oh, I like it. I like it. And

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the best part is you can pull all the stuff up and still like access it.

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Totally. Totally. This is one of those mods that's actually probably more

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usable when you're done with it. Dude, if you could adjust the fan speed with

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the knob, that would be pretty baller. All right. This one's pretty cool, huh?

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Okay, it's the ultimate portable setup. It almost looks like a Lego Technic

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project, but really of like fabricated.

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Big heavy hinge for the kickstand. Door hinges. Who needs a Microsoft Surface?

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Am I right? The edges. You got to be careful with

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this thing. Yeah, more like the Microsoft weapon. Imagine bringing this

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bronze. That is not a real 80 plus bronze sticker.

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That is orange. screws look like they're starting to rust.

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All corroded. It's probably for the look. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Really? It's

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really enhancing it for me. I don't know, Andy. I think those might just be

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old screws. Wait, what? Hold on. No,

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those are monitor arms. Data. Okay. What is Dataland? I've never heard of

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Dataland before. Let's go, Jake. Wait, they're on Newegg. No way. 68. Well,

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they were 6800 XT. Yeah, they're on New This is sick.

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DIY monitor stand computer.

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Oh. Huh. I have never seen someone DIY a

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monitor stand with vase mounts. Is dust like not a thing in China? It's

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definitely a thing in China. Yeah. So, why is everybody building these open

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concept PCs? Maybe they just clean their house once in a while. So, okay. All

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right. Why is it in a box? It might be a little It's one of those desk things.

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It's in a little alco. It's like one of those. It's probably like a dorm. Oh.

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Oh, check your privilege, man. God, what?

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Okay. Well, if you have headphones like this, my question's valid. Okay. Is the

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monitor on a little tripod?

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What's up with this bezel? Did you just buy Oh my god. That's like a That's a

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tablet tripod. Look, look at the top. Look at the top. You see the other part

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of the clamp? Yeah.

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Did you DIY this monitor? That is not a

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good place for your wireless router. Um, signal kind of audio interface of some

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sort. Looks like a headphone amp. I am loving the left side numpad by the way.

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That is an a player move. And I'm liking the classy wood wrist rest. Do you

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remember when I pitched this video idea? What? the cheapest NAS setup where it

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was just going to be like four pieces of extrusion and just a tower of external

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hard drives. You buy cheap HBAs that have the external connectors on eBay

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because those tend to be lower price and then we just build an external CD tower

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essentially of hard drives. Someone did it on a smaller scale. I don't know if

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that's going to help with uh filtering,

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but at least you won't poke your finger in the fan. It's a grill, which is a

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real problem that affects many people. This is a computer made with idle

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motherboard. Bazooka Plus. The Bazook. It's in the motherboard box.

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I don't know how much I believe that this is actually his setup because the

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hot glue gun is sitting right there. Yeah, I don't I It also looks like like

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he cut holes for the power supply and then realized there was no space.

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Wait, how cute. You see the other ones? The power supply.

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It's on top of the motherboard.

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Oh my god. The funny thing is RPG inhor.

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I think that's just a really bad direct translation from the English.

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Ironically, there's a pretty disrespectful word for poor translations

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from Chinese to English. Do you guys have an equivalent term for that? Yes,

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we do. When I was a kid, I watched like CCTV 6, which is like China Central

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Television, but the movie channel. They always have like, you know, like the the

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Chinese speaking, but like Western movies. Sure. So that translation is

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like, "Hey, I'm going to kick your butt." Hi.

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It just sounds really weird in a way. So

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like we call that like translate tone.

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Translate tone. Yeah. So, how did they end up with that?

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RPG enhanced. RPG enhanced comes from the

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Bazooka Plus. Ew. Wait, wait, hold on.

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This is a water cooled laptop. Shut up.

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Quick disconnects. That Did you make your own quick connect fittings? I don't

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think so. I think they're just quick disconnects, but they leak. What is

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growing on your mouse, brother? I think that might be grim tape. And this might

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be the external reservoir radiator unit, right? Oh my god. Why? If it's going to

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be this big and this not portable cuz it

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leaks all over the place, you need to get a desktop, brother. You need to get

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some clamps on this tube here. Like cuz

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it's like the one that goes out. Yeah. Is there no photos of how it like

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connects? No, it just goes into the laptop. It must be like one that you

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bought a water block. So, you can't use it without it being connected. So, you

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might as well have a desktop. Uh, yeah.

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Um, okay. What is this? A Hackintosh? Is that what I'm

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looking at here? Mac station. What are those? Is this a giant soundbar that you

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couldn't even have centered under your monitor? Yeah. These Wi-Fi antennas,

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though. My goodness. You know, you can get your own access point. Okay. You

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don't have to take it from your neighbor down the street.

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The black can next is a DIY audio system. Are these speakers?

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Are those like real cans? Yeah, like soda cans. They kind of look like soda

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cans. But are they just speakers? They look like speakers. They totally are

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speakers. Why? What? In what universe is

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that an optimal setup for anything? Plus, you have the soundbar. But why

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would you want your subs like in your computer? I live with my parents in Shanghai. Here's one side of my room.

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Oh, I like it. Oh, were those things?

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Look at this. Look at these cable management tracks. Are they lights? I

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want this in my house. If you have plug underneath your desk, why do you need

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that? Well, or HDMI. Yeah, whatever.

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That's freaking awesome. I mean, it doesn't like look amazing, but it it

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looks a lot more amazing than running it across the floor. Yeah. Not as good as

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running cable channel along the top of the ceiling, but it's it's not bad. I

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like it. I You don't need to hide cables if they have some style. I'm into it.

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Also loving the badminton racket. Very nice. I can't tell what racket it is.

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GTX 560s or something like that out there. 560. Yeah. Got the swing bar. Oh,

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that stupid light. So stupid. It is stupid. You don't need a light pointing

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at your screen. Do you have any idea how much engineering has gone into reducing

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light shining back at you from the screen? I think you should just try it

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for a month. No, I don't need to. I don't need to. I want as little possible

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distraction and light on my screen. There's none. Everything's labeled and

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colorcoded. I love it. This is not

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necessary.

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Front. Okay. I can understand labeling fans maybe. Yeah. But the rest of this

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Yes, that's a SATA cable. I mean, if you're just going to label Yeah, if

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you're going to say which one, fine. But

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if you're just going to label it, SATA say,

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is that your pump block? No, that's a GPU block, Jake. Oh my god. They used to

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have a water cooled GPU and he just left. And we're like, eh,

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like, is it leaking too? He's got like a tissue. He's got a paper towel under it.

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Oh, no. And how are these fans even

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mounted to this radiator? Is it tight? There's some screws. There's also zip

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ties. There's also zip ties. They also don't fit at all. You need to top up

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your reservoir. Also, this is for filling the reservoir. It goes the other

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way. This is not a cap. This goes in. This is not a lid.

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My goodness. Nope. That's all the context we get. Jake, this is why I have

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trust issues. This is their Minecraft server,

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apparently, by the way. Oh, sick. Need a slimline optical for my Minecraft

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server. Stop drawing on your desk. Yeah. Can you

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not do that, please? Like for real. Also, what's your

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keyboard doing way over? Look at that tissue.

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It's like a used tissue. Thing is tissue. What the No, this is a gigantic

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fireheiser. Don't solder over your computer. What? Yeah, this is on. Yeah.

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Look at all the USB. Oh, no. I think this is the Minecraft server. Is this is

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that the board with all the motherboard? No, I don't think so. It's got a Wait,

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wait, wait. What is that? Why has got a pillow display connection? ITX and

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Minecraft server in my room because I have to take my PC to university that it

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must be ITX type. However, there's not enough room for me to place the disc. So, I had to hang it outside. Can I see

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one more time? Then there's no other pictures. Jake, I'm afraid that's all we

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get. So many questions. No amount of

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looking at this is going pillow. Like, is that where his bed is? I don't know,

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Jake. It's fine. This is stressing me out. Oh god. Oh my god. Oh, I'm liking

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the ducted AC to the rig. Wait, is that

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It's not AC. It's a blower fan. It's a fan. Okay. And then it just blows over

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the GPU. What?

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Why? Bringing the air from the room

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directly to the GPU. You could just put a fan taking up half your room. No,

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Jake. This is the right way. What model is it? M40. M60. Oh, wait. It's an M60.

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That might actually Hold on. An M60 might actually No, that might be why.

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I love it. You could still just put a fan there. Well, you could. It's not a

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quadrant. It's a Tesla. Yeah, you could 3D print a shroud or whatever, but if

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they need the first time with that CMP, you know what? I used duct tape. I made

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a thing out of duct tape and that worked. And this is this one. This is

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their duct tape. Equally elegant. Great wind power supply. They got two of them.

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They've got multiple Great Winds. Wait, there's one we missed. Yuki ANS messaged

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us.

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What are we looking at? I don't know how this guy gets it, but he has early

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samples of all the wildest stuff

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and he's trolling me basically. I want to see him put it in his mouth. Clearly

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trolling. I have no idea what I'm looking at here, but it's blacked out,

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so I can pretty much promise you that it is like nextG and no one's seen it. Oh,

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you know what? I bet it is cuz he gets like the wildest Intel stuff. This is

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probably uh Sapphire Rapids Max. No, no, no. The GPU thing. Oh. Um the the the

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Ponte Veio. Look at this Intel board. It's got to be like this big. What does

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this even go in? Internal use only. Everest. Everest. I don't know if I've

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ever seen one of those. I think Everest was a proposed product for like an even

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faster that era something that bigtown

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Everest CPUs were used for high frequency stock trading. Yeah. Yeah.

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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, that's super cool. So, there's some of those like um

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like specifically made for one company kind of thing. So, here's one. It's on

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x86 guide sandy bridge six core 12thread

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4.4 GHz. Oh, and here's a Hyon 24 core

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Hygon. I've been trying to get my hands on one

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of these for It's an epic socket. It's SP3. Yeah, it's it's that it's that

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Chinese epic. This one is simply labeled

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pragmatism. You roll out of bed, you get in your chair. That chair looks brutally

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uncomfortable. What? Where? So, when you have a friend coming over, you can just

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sit in your bed and your friend can use your own PC on the other side. Is there

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like is that leg holes? You can put your legs down there. Maybe. Okay, that's all

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we get. The word pragmatism and those two pictures.

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That's clean. Wait, what? No fans. DI what is DIY ape? So that's a Billy

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creator. That's pretty sick. But it's pretty cool. All the port is on the back

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and that creator collab with like some of the manufacturer and they make that

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type of board. That's pretty cool. Hi dear friend. This is the suitcase

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computer I made. It is 41 in long. Nice.

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I don't know about that ventilation. You might need more than that. It looks

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cool. Can confirm that is a suitcase.

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Wait, what? Is that a laptop? It's a laptop that

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doesn't have the top cover with the keyboard anymore. Is this the cooler

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right there? Oh my god. What are you doing, bud? This

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is your VR. That's their VR setup. Okay. What is What on earth is this? So, he's

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got a Mac. Yeah. And then also the PC that is that laptop. Yeah. Okay. He's

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got the stupid light, too. No, it's not stupid. It is stupid. Not stupid. So

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stupid. So stupid. You guys try it. Hey,

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that's cool. That's sick. I don't know how. Okay. I don't know about this.

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Yeah. Or all the cables hanging down. Is this masking tape? Uh, okay. My initial

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reaction was E.

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Yeah. There you go. Don't kick your wall. Clean your toe jam off the wall.

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Ew. After a couple months, there's barely any dust. Ooh, this is pretty.

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This is a sick setup. Have some proper photos. What's there to say other than

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that? It's gorgeous. Yeah, it's like IKEA pegboard. Love it. Cool. A

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transparent screen. This one. Oh, cool. Yeah, this is like a DIY one. I haven't

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seen somebody DIY this in a long time. Oh. Oh, that's awesome.

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basically took the internals of a monitor without the backlight and then

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just made a side panel out of it. Yeah, that's pretty cool. What RAM is that?

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King. Super cool. King Win King Bank.

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King Bank. Wait, are they running off a Steam Deck? No way. Oh, I like it. Yeah,

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they're on the dock. There it is. There's the dock. Oh, yeah. Yep. And

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they're just running Windows. You could run Windows. Oh, they're running lots of things. Hold on a second. Here's your

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subwoofer. There's your Aver Media capture card. There's your Nintendo.

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There's your Xbox. There's your PlayStation. There's your Naz. This is

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about the most dense setup I think I've ever seen. Got your Wii U. Turn them all

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on. I dare you. I think he is running. Oh, no. No.

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Clean it. It's like too much waifu tempo thing. Yeah. Ooh, that's that's a lot of

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life-siz waifu. Um,

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that one just looks kind of cool. Yeah.

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I mean, I'm ignoring the background. Yeah, there's definitely too much waifu.

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What is it with these? It's got to open.

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It's the briefcase cardboard PC. All right. Oh, this is a

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GPU that we I was trying to buy this

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thing. Yes. What is it? What is it? The Sakura. the Chinese brand. Is that a

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normal Steam background? Can you do that? No, that's Chinese Steam. Oh, it

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has like themes. I don't know. It's Mac.

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Oh. Oh, wait. What? Yeah. What are we even looking at here? No, it's not a

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Mac. It's just Maybe it is a Mac. Oh my god. It is a Mac. Wait, where's the Mac

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though? So confused now. Is a Hackintosh. Is that an AMD GPU? Cuz then

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it could be a Hackintosh. Probably. But why? I don't know about running that

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stuff on a Hackintosh. Could it just be like a a Mac skin? It's like the bar on

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the bottom looks a little sus. 3080 is always off. No, it wouldn't be a

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collector. Just here's the shelf on your shelf and you just shelf your computer.

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This motherboard is just balanced there. Just vibing. He's got Oh, he's got like

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the shelf. He's got a door. It's this book. You see like the door? He didn't

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have screws for the acrylic, so it zip ties on the hinge.

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Oh, come on. Ah, that is

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too much waifu. Mhm. Um,

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what? Go back up. What? What about the laundry? You didn't see the laundry. You

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didn't see that? No. I mean, if you only

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have that much space, I guess. I mean,

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yeah. Okay. Okay. The only question is,

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does the person who took this picture wear these or collect them?

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That's a big radiator. Oh my god. That's a big radiator. So close to having all

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the fans match. Get big. We have like three more. No. Oh my god. Wait, some

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another person. No. No. This is that again. Wait, this is this done worse.

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No. Yeah, it's You watch the video. What? That is hilarious. I am also a

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blogger. Maybe this is just like the V1. Yeah. Was this a trend? It's a It's a

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pretty memorable thing. Uh I think one was the correct number of times for

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someone to build a computer in a pump bottle. Oh, it's a car computer. Okay,

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that's pretty, Jake. It's a car computer, too. Oh, I love it. Okay, last

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one. Wow, the computer now goes in the kettle. Okay, the GPU's in the kettle.

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Oh, I love it. So, this is just like a trend. Okay, outro. Do the outro. If you

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guys enjoyed this video, maybe check out our last roasting your setups. See you

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later. Million subscribers. Billy Billy, let's go.