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beneath this protective trout is the world's ultimate the greatest steam deck

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or at least it will be by the time we're done we will have replaced the

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inherently flawed analog sticks with hall effect sticks we will have added

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tempered glass protection to the screen we will have upgraded both the cooling

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and the battery allowing us to run faster longer and quieter and we will

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have upgraded it to a staggering three

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terabytes of storage that's without

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violating valve's guidance on aftermarket SSD upgrades probably the

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biggest change though is to the protection this video is

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brought to you by dbrand who is showing off their kill switch steam deck

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protector it's both a carrying case slash grip complete with kickstand and a

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protective cover so you can huck your steam deck into your bag preferably one

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what qualifies a steam deck as the ultimate steam deck well there's kind of

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two routes that you can go down i want to come over here brandon one route is

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the ultimate dock station so like here we have the

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jsox i don't know if that's actually how you say it but they're dock so you're

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able to come in you know set your steam deck down

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keyboard mouse have Ethernet you could even plug it

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into a whole display with HDMI port i

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don't really like that because kind of the logical extreme of that is this is

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the ultimate steam deck and it's just a gaming computer instead what we want to

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do is work on everything that's inside of it and then makes it better as like a

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portable gaming station the first thing we're going to do then is upgrade the

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storage a really easy way to upgrade it

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is a one terabyte sd card now one

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terabyte's fine but we want to go even further which is why we have this right

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here it's only 30 millimeters long but

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inside of this is two terabytes of storage it's an engineering sample for

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micron they're not totally sure that it's going to work in the steam deck

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they send it over to us and we're just like hey guys can you test if this works

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if it does we'll go and sell it to people we can even see like

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a little connector here for debugging to make opening up our steam deck a

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little bit easier we have this 3d print right here it's from ma strong bad mac

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whatever they give you the 3d print you can pop it out pretty

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simply there we go getting in the steam deck is pretty simple now there have

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been modifications to put a 45

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millimeter drive into the steam deck but that causes quite a few issues this

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is the charging ic it kind of handles

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all of your battery management and crap and even from the factory it gets over

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90 degrees celsius so if you're putting you know an SSD over top of it you're

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gonna have a really bad time now we did add a heatsink to it and i need to

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upgrade that later but fortunately by putting our 30 millimeter one in here we

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don't have to worry about you know valve getting super mad at us

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once the SSD is installed it's very simple to get steam os back onto here so

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you just go to this steam support page and download the recovery image use

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rufus to check it on a usb like this one right here

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and then very simply plug that in when you boot up you hold

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volume down and power at the same time until you hear a chime

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i think it chimed there we go and you end up in the boot

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manager okay it's just working um i lied earlier i tested this yesterday the SSD

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is fine storage yep 1.6 free of 1.8 terabytes we also

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going to be able to add this one terabyte right here and then boom three

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terabytes of storage that's freaking sweet now this is not

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the most storage that's ever been on a steam deck bret from ufd tech was able

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to do 20 terabytes it was ridiculous the stuff that he did we could try and do

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that but uh it looked like just one of the most painful things ever and a bunch

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of Linux if you want to see that watch his video i'm not doing it the next

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thing on our list is the upgraded joystick so these are electromagnetic

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joysticks from ghoulie kit freaking sweet because they replace our

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potentiometer based joysticks in here which are

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you know they can cause joystick drifting and stuff like that

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look at these brandon

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okay let's get the old guys out now why would you want to replace this

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joystick as you move it around a wiper is on a resistive layer

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and that's what gives you the output i've got one right here

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this right here is the resistive layer and as you turn it the amount of

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resistance changes these joysticks from ghoulie kit work a little bit different

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they have a magnet and as the magnet moves the electromagnetic field changes

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and then that gives you your output normally the amount of error in a

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joystick with a potentiometer is like five to ten percent so you just need a

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dead zone that's five to ten percent on this right here it can be less than one

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percent one thing you might have noticed is that uh this is not the most satisfying of

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joystick toppers ever so we need to take it off of here now

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the problem is that this right here senses when you're touching it and we

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need to get rid of a little lead and solder it back on

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well that was easy just chuck her in like that

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the factory joysticks would have had a calibration in them so that you know

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from the factory you don't have joystick drift in order to change that we need to

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first turn it on with the back off

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and then press this tiny little button that's right there once we do that it

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should all be fine we'll verify that later though

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okay yeah the joysticks are absolutely dead on i even have the dead zone cause

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like why not next thing we need to do is add

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an external fan now if you haven't watched it already you should definitely

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watch the video where me and Linus made this steam deck cooler but the problem

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is is that we thought that it would just cool everything passively but after

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about half an hour of gameplay or so it ends up just getting to the same

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temperature and this thing is scalding hot what we did find out is that it

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works incredibly well if you just add a fan who would have thought problem is is

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that i need somewhere to attach this fan

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i don't know where though and it's going to involve cutting a hole

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in our steam deck ask you how you are you just after an

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in-depth pondering with the creator warehouse actual electrical engineers we

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decided that the best course of action is to just say

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and not make it removable when this is on here if the heatsink's on there you

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can very easily put the back on take the back off if you want to remove the fan

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and the heat sink you have to remove both fans and heat sinks this way we can

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just do it in a couple minutes and it's going to be functionally just the same

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bye oh this is going to be terrible look at

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how small those wires are like that's my fingernail compared to it

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well it's the point no return right here

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there it is unsurprisingly we don't have wire strippers that are this small i

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don't really trust myself to just like take a flush cutter and get that off so

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uh that's what we're gonna do yeah i was really dumb cutting this

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nine out of ten electrical engineers recommend you do your very small

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soldering exactly like this the only unfortunate thing is that Linus

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is going to open up the back of this and immediately make fun of us

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oh no i've never been made fun of on the internet for my soldering skills thank

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you commenters for saying how great my soldering job was

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we did it let's wait for this one to turn off

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maybe it's not turning off oh we're running down oh we're running doom that

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would do it oh and our ground wire

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of course all right got the fan working total pain

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in the butt really wish we had a data sheet for this but uh for everyone

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that's going to be modifying the fans of this and probably mostly for future alex

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it goes ground pwm

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sense and then 5 volt it turns out that if you connect a pwm signal for your

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other fan to a sense wire it makes them kind of invert each other so when the

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one spins up the other one spins down as you can see they are both running and

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when this one turns off they both should turn off

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there we go perfect works great the final thing we need to do in here is fix

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this tiny little battery management chip

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it gets super hot and so the last time

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we put this very tiny heat sink on it problem is is that the thermal adhesive

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that we used on it was not very great so it came loose and

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made a bunch of sparks when it moved around we're going to use some proper

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thermal epoxy to attach it this time i'm also going to conformal coat everything

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around it just to be sure

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to attach it we're just using thermal conductive adhesive from mg chemicals

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it's a two-part mix and it kind of smells like fish sauce

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yeah definitely don't eat it

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perfect now we can leave that to dry overnight and it should not come off

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again all right so the next day this heat sink is absolutely not coming off

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and i believe we are good with the internals of the steam deck to protect

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our steam deck we're going to be using the d brand kill switch

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there's only one problem uh we added a heatsink i just had a

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brilliant idea though for how we can cut a nice hole in the back watch this

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brandon perfect now we know just where to cut

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i'm so happy with myself that i figured that one

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out have a bunch of ducks show up outside

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i was very concerned that the whole thing would just turn into a real floppy

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mess once we removed all that plastic because you know this back bit here is

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the hard plastic that kind of holds it all together seems like it's fine though

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i need to take off just a tiny bit more but this is going to work great

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okay our case is on next thing we want to do is protect our

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joysticks and to tell you about that here's past alex to get our joystick

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protectors what we want to do is create a mold inside of these 3d printed pieces

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now it's pretty simple we take 10 of this

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one of this combine them together in here and then stick it into our vacuum

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chamber that takes out all the bubbles that we've created when we mix them

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together and makes it so you don't have you know well bubbles in your finished

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part then you just simply inject it into the

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mold piece here until it squirts out of all of the other holes that means that

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you don't have any like voids in your mold and then you wait 24 hours see when

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they're done why thank you past alex now it's been

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it's actually been two days so these should be nice and set

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okay look at that even our LTT got in there also you can

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see all the lines from the 3d print

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okay diy injection molding that worked great does it fit here

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just head crabbing my controller yeah

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that should prevent it from getting too smashed around in your bag i can dig it

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now we need to protect up around this area from scratches and

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so on same as this one right here if you guys are paying for this video i even

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went ahead and watched the install instructions dbrand be proud of me

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to continue protecting this thing we're going to add some tempered glass after

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wiping with the cloth we wipe with some liquor

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and interestingly i thought these were just stickers and like they are

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but their intended use case is actually to take it and if you have

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like lint or anything on your screen you can just

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hear that comes right off all right removing the

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backing have to be real careful not to touch this

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oh that's pretty cool looking actually

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okay that looks really good really this is the cable we're using we

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haven't even told the people what we're doing yet we want to upgrade the battery

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but you obviously can't do that inside so you know this

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okay it's a bit of a hack hey speaking of hacks really

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that's the mounting mechanism for the fan still do you have a better idea

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yes i do have a better idea we could drill through the heat sink this way

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put a bolt and then a nut on the end and it could be held in with like hardware

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there's a heat pipe there though you need to have the fan up like a quarter

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inch oh so there is oh it just doesn't feel very ultimate

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turn it on it has actual pwm it's controlled by the

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steam deck yeah that Linus is going to open up the back of this and immediately

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make fun of us did you just pigtail it off the stock concept wow

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good soldering it was very difficult

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oh this is amazing so it's built into it now yeah this is going to be my steam

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deck now right sure if you want you see these things yeah the kickstand

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thing yeah these right here because their prototypes are just hand assembled

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which means this pin comes out super easily do you know it

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fits pretty well in this spot a battery

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oh that's cool yeah so our battery can be magnetic yeah yeah and this thing

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right here is what 36 watt hours that almost doubles your battery life

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if that isn't enough you know what you can always do oh my

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god are we talking about this again yes it's so good look at this

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it's just over nine pounds you can stash it in your backpack

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because it's a well-made backpack you know it's not too heavy when you have it

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on like this over 10 hours of battery life this is the best i love it but it's

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stupid what's your plan for attaching this to

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that belt sander off these and double sided tape it on

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and this will never come off i do have

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to wonder about our total weight now that we've added all of this extra

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cooling and battery

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i mean given the magnet was designed to hold on a little piece of plastic not a battery

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bang i guess that makes sense does this just feel deluxe or what

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like oh man it's like gold controller vibes

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i definitely

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it is a prototype made a second error

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it'll be fine it just needs to i just need to put it in the right way

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wow that was really not designed to come apart cool hey there we go

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nice oh man that looks so clean

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i love it all right what you said before though i really want to see what the

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weight difference is oh yeah that's so

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this is a normal one 677.

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whoa 1.1 kilos so we added about what like

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half a kilogram yeah over 400 grams

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how much is it without this only 874. another point

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no that is not an argument in favor of the backpack battery

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i mean yeah but you're wearing a backpack all the time you have a

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heatsink at the back of your steam deck and this is what you're concerned about

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oh oh sick oh sick

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who needs a kickstand anymore hey dbrand

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hey if you guys are watching this which i know you are you should do a battery

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kickstand this is the deluxist steam deck that does exist we

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are hitting over two gigahertz on nearly

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on every CPU core right now

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while gaming with our CPU at 46 usage

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this is butter smooth i'm running do maternal at medium at native resolution

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and we're getting 60 FPS freaking

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locked oh my gosh it's gonna get a little

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hotter we know this already but our CPU and GPU are both 50 to 55 degrees right

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now that is like nothing

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oh yeah if this fan is not turning that fan's not turning

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wait have we been gaming all this time

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completely fanlessly yeah

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wow have you noticed any difference in the joysticks at all

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um no

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yeah i have to the dead zone and you can probably make it even smaller

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wow the dead zone is something that's configurable on the steam deck right

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yeah so you can make it probably even smaller than it is right now and the

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reason these hall effect joysticks allow you to shrink the dead zone is because

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they're so precise so you don't have to have that slop in the middle to account for them

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wearing out what are the temps at though still 59

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degrees yeah and our external fan hasn't even kicked in yet damn

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this is wild like our sponsor dbrand oh those guys

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yep they drove a big truck full of money into our office to push their latest

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plastic thing project kill switch on pretty much every steam deck video we

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have what's project kill switch you might ask what are you some kind of

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dbrand shell all right it's kind of cool though it's like they're grip cases for

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phones and other devices but it's for your steam deck it's got a rugged

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rubberized finish plus a kickstand for when you're out on the go and you want

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to pull out your controller and game they've also got their tempered glass

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screen protectors for the steam deck which we tested out for them as it turns

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out regular tempered glass screen protectors inhibit touch sensitivity

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while dbrand screen protectors are super precise and guaranteed to work on your

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display so you can think of them kind of like the super thin condom except they

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probably won't break you can reserve your project kill switch

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now at dbrand.com killswitch or at the link down below

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it is a pre-order but to my knowledge they're the only game in town so what

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are you gonna do take your business elsewhere also dbrand

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give the people the scorpion if you guys enjoyed this check out the full video on

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adding extra cooling to the steam deck the results although not as impressive

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as we got today yeah obviously were absolutely mind-blowing well the fan

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turned on oh there it goes

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shut down thank you