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um six editors one CPU part the

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the fourth fourth part 69 part four okay section four okay try to be less

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annoying there's been a lot of comments now i saw them so here's what went down six

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workstations one CPU was a project that i invested many many

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many hours of my time into trying to

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figure out what it was was it software was it hardware was it firmware was it

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drivers what was causing the crashes

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whenever we tried to load up certain virtual machines in our latest crazy

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virtualization project and the answer

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it was the hardware i love ASUS love them very dearly but what i don't love

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is this slot and this slot because they are dirty

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little slots basically either they just outright don't work or their bifurcation

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which means taking 16 pci express lanes and splitting them out into two 8x lanes

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so you can have two separate devices running at 8x doesn't work but that's

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okay thank you Jake you can uh pack that back up for me because we have

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this so back when i started the project

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this board didn't exist this is a dual lga 3647 socket motherboard from tyen it

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also has support for 12 memory sticks so

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we can put the same 384 gigs of RAM on

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it it also has 10 gig networking on

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board and a bunch it's got u.2 connectors and this one

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look at this is that is that is it is that 11

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11 pci express slots

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so this is going to be fun because today

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we are going to get it working for real hopefully

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thermaltake's a500 has a modern minimalistic design brushed aluminum

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panels and dual hinge swing tempered glass doors check it out today at the

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link in the video description so to be clear ASUS is actually still working on

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a fix for their board by the way massive shout out to wendell for helping us

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figure out the the bifurcation issue but in the meantime we did want to try

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something else because we want this project done and taiyan claimed when we

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contacted them that it would be no problem in fact they actually had a couple of boards that could work this

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one that i showed you which was kind of a lie because we're not going to use

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this one because it doesn't fit in any case and the one that's actually on the test

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bench right behind me here so this is a standard ssi eeb form factor board just

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like that one with the main differences being that it's only got seven pci

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express slots just like the ASUS board that we were

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using it's got three of these u.2

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looking connectors over there more on that in a moment it's got its two m.2s

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and i mean yeah it just doesn't have 11

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slots like it's still got six slots for memory and all of that good stuff so

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we're basically ready to rock and i want to walk you guys through what i have set

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up here for those of you who haven't seen this madness before so in our top

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slot here we've got an external pci

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express like sort of riser card with an extender cable that runs over to this

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daughter board here the reason we want this is that we want each one of our vms

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to have its own dedicated usb 3 controller so that if we had to do say

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for example um a high speed ingest of footage for

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editing or whatever else everyone could do that without running into a system

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bottleneck so right now all of these cards if we were to pin them all at the

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same time it might be a little borderline because this is a PCIe 8x

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link right here but if we went 16x which we may be able to do in the finished one

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i don't imagine that would actually be a problem the last thing over here is a 10

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gigabit networking card but we'd like to go 100 gigabit for the final project so

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we're running the same thermaltake pci express extensions that we were using

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before except Jake actually had the ingenious idea of instead of just

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stacking the cards next to the bench on the table grabbing this old diy mining

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rig that he had lying around and putting all of our titan vs on that so at least

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something good came out of that whole mining craze for the rest of the

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hardware we've got two ax-1500i power supplies just because of the way that

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this whole thing hooks up we'll come up with a better way to do that later and

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then we've got the optane 905 ps that we were planning to use as

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our boot drives with these adapters from udot 2 to pci express 4x

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now one small problem and that is that these while they are physically the same

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connector as NVMe u.2 it's actually

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called um ssfp

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no i don't think so something something something crazy it's a mini sas hd i

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don't know yeah yeah yeah that's that's minis hd so this is meant to be used as

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a breakout into just four like SATA connections or a bunch of things so

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there's no actual pci express backing for this so that's where these m.2

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drives come in and maybe we'll do use adapters to go to these to go to the

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other whatever we'll cross that bridge when we get to it the last change is

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that we're running xeon gold cpus because i actually dropped one of our

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8180 platinums and it's got a dead memory channel and so just for

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troubleshooting purposes we wanted stuff that definitely works

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but there's good news check this out so

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here's workstation one we're gonna grab our top titan v it's

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accompanying sound card we had to apply the same fixes for uh

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pci stubbing so that we can get all these usb cards showing up here as well

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as uh acs override downstream multifunction so

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all that's done just like last time we're going to go ahead and fire this up now this should work

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and it should show up over here

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mind you we had a single vm working just fine on the other one also we need to

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make sure that our daughter board which is some weird weird friggin hardware

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is working correctly as well so it was one of the renaissance ones so it must

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be this one so this one or this one

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our mouse should light up there's a 50 50 chance that our mouse will light up

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it did not but that's okay

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because there is still a 50 50 chance just kidding it should be a hundred

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percent actually it's probably less than 100 because there's just a chance it

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won't work but

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it's setting up a device is it oh i couldn't see that

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cool device is ready the sentinel 3 is ready

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to go

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come on baby anytime mr sentinel or ms sentinel

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okay hold on no no we thought there was a chance this might happen oh it's

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working oh it's working huzzah oh hell yeah i was like less than 50 50

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that this was gonna work well that's great so then now we just proceed

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right adding more yeah should we just like fire up like a game or something so

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here's what we're gonna do for each one we're gonna name it we're gonna go ahead and

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i think that'll do i'm giving it each one of them a three

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core CPU because we don't have a lot of CPU cores right now i need to either buy

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a new one or beg and plead with Intel to send me a new one which i strongly

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suspect they are not going to want to do because

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um that team and i are not on the best of terms right now

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so i saw in there uh the CPU mode is in host pass-through mode

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so we're using that to hide the virtualization from the NVIDIA

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drivers that's yes so they don't give you that weird error and that's right

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because they want you to buy quadros yeah so they specifically bake in a

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specific error just as an fu it's not

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like we cheaped out you know gv100s they're only like 10

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grand right you think they'd send us six of those no

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past few what wait what is that what the hell was that another vm well

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which one is that well you what's going on here which one did you

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just turn on turn on yeah you just turned one on wait

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what is Windows 10 what is this one i don't know so this is great it's

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actually wendell to the rescue again or at least his community over on uh level

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one tech's forum so what it is is that we had assigned the usb device to one of

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the vms then booted that up shut that down tried to assign it to another one

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and then boot that up and some devices have an issue where they like they don't

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get fully let go of uh we had this problem with the um

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Radeon r9 nanos or whatever those things were called from the original seven

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gamers one CPU where if we had a crash in one of the vms we would actually have

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to completely reset the entire host in order to reboot the vm because of just

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the way that AMD's i believe it was a firmware issue and that particular card

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was implemented so we're just going to go one at a time we're going to take it slow baby

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slow hands slow hands okay there's one got my point

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and finger ready it's like twitching you

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wait oh there it is i had my boss that didn't have my pointing finger ready

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anymore okay two this is the wild west be dead

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got him three here comes number four oh i want to back

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up i don't want to get in the way of that shut up too much horsepower ah there it

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is

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oh damn it

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oh it works ah

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because you can see the graphics drivers are loaded like that was our problem we

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were able to light up lots of vms before but now like that they're not crashing

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and the graphics drivers are loaded like they're running at the right resolution

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it's working device manager uh display

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adapters that don't be yeah okay all

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right all right let's get a table uh

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wow that's my toe okay so this is not a great table it's like three quarters of

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a desk had some budget cuts you know it's

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january you know how the youtube ad revenue is

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everything gets slashed uh in all seriousness though we're just using

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these like hobby board pieces we're making our own table tops we think this

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is going to be for the upcoming land center so this is like the first

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prototype we got these uh how did they get uh raising

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cheap what well relatively look at the well no i i mean they were inexpensive

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yeah that's a that's a bad use of words

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isn't this crazy why would you ever need a desk this tall

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maybe if you're like seven feet tall yeah yeah okay can can we i'm putting it back to

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we'll get back on task okay no no

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i'm good let's go ahead and we're leaving yeah we can just put them both here

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oh yeah that sounds fine why don't we want to put them on there cool because

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we're going to cover this in keyboards and nice where are all the keyboards and mice for this project oh also how are we

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going to plug into usb it's way over there uh so i'm saying we unplug all the power

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things because we could just leave that power supply there we just move our board over there yeah

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tell you stop all so kill everything with fire shut her down

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use your pointing finger how do you do that so well

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i don't feel like just talking about there you go that was a little better

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getting the hang of it

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it's not as easy as it looks okay

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my god Windows update no way are they all doing it

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i mean presumably they're all running on the same image this board is so trippy

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like it takes a 24 pin um five and then

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five eight pins are they all eps yeah

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who the hell has five eps connect like what servers see that's the thing though

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what server has a modular power supply and no what server has five eps

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connectors on i don't know but uh i think you have to be purpose built the

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tesla v100s have eps connectors they don't have PCIe

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no they do it's a single eight pin and then you can adapt two

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PCIe eight pins into one eps eight pin that's madness yeah

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okay there you go so you need all your power connectors in there

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and it's like very professionally mounted

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top quality i know how much i love these fans that are just literally in here as

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spacers and not even plugged in yeah man

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gotta use Noctua for everything i can't wait to order the cable mod kit

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for this build thomas is gonna be like what do you need

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1200 of cables for

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okay uh hit it

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with my best shot yeah i love it this these tie-in boards they

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have on-board power buttons for like bench operation so 250 times six is

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1500. wow i think these are aren't these more

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than 250 you don't sound very certain about any

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of this at this point so i'm not really listening anymore i'm googling here let's ask google why don't we go get the

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keyboards and nice that we need how many watts is a titan v

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according to amazon.com NVIDIA titan v has the power of 12

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gigabytes hdm2 memory with 640 tensor

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cores 110 teraflops you wanna

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we have 110 teraflops of watts how many keyboards do we need

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i think four five five where did all the keyboards go

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i can't even hear him it doesn't matter if they're wrecked this is just for

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testing okay all right all right i'm coming what is this you said grab random

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ones oh i can't type on this

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okay this doesn't work oh why is it still a thing it's like i don't know you

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know it's sentimental there was me grabbing actual keyboards no Jake you

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don't need to grab actually hold on these are broken oh it doesn't matter it

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doesn't matter okay just chill looks like the budget cuts are really

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hurting us here we're short on space

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so i um i don't know which is which right now so what i was kind of thinking

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are they actually plugged in properly or no

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hello dennis wild dennis appears

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so um i don't know how but we somehow made this more jank than your setup i

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think

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okay so hold on a second which one's one okay so one

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is the top so let's go one two three four five six oh god

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so wait what is it let's just group them all together just screw it we're just just make sure we have two on each

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oh should i plug in the 10 gig maybe hell yeah

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let's do it yeah somebody's walking past the basketball

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hoop i'm a little confused what

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what's that for okay is this in like some kind of a mode

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where for whatever reason h is volume down

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you do not have enough disk space oh god how big are these disks

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uh oh no not huge

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can i just uninstall premiere you can

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do whatever you want it's a free country yeah wait what no don't uninstall for me

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that's a pain in the ass so theoretically all we have to do is

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pop open disk management now

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and extend volume boom boom boom and bippity

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boppity where's steam big volume

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it's open beautiful so what are we using csgo yeah

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sure so this is why the steam cache is pretty great right cause we got that one

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going at 40. that one going at 40. there's some other ones presumably

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um that's the only one pulling off the steam catch but how do you know well

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because that's the only one i configured to pull up the steam cache why do you need to configure it i thought our our

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dns settings are just i don't think we did that in the router i thought you did

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because it wasn't me it wasn't me hey

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there we go see it was using the cache

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40 40 40. nice oh oh oh

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no this one's at 70

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50. that's looking hot

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oh if you're into that sort of thing

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so when we do put the lance center over there we'll be able to all download

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games at like csgo hell yeah hell yeah

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so now we have updates all these people it's Windows update too

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right you play origin sure

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do you know i don't i don't know people have to have a bad time okay guys come

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on over i have a primo

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primo gaming experience for you guys

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uh six workstations one CPU is officially working

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uh we haven't quite worked out the logistics of the keyboards and mice

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uh these are all bot matches so everyone feel free to um

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find a keyboard and mouse and figure out what the crap screen you're running on

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oh on that one we said it's premium

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we're actually marketing people so we don't know

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yep we're primo this is primo

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oh i gotta the audio is a little bit messed up

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because we don't know uh which source this monitor in

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particular is pulling audio from we can actually have a look at our CPU

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usage here so you can see the cores that i've assigned i left

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core one alone so cores two to 18 are assigned and you

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can see we're sucking up anywhere from 70 50 to as high as 90 usage on these

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cores playing cs go so this is good enough but there would be games that

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would be more demanding where we'd run into trouble so it's working this is

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crazy exciting but the next stage

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is productivity so we need higher end networking we need faster boot drives

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we're going to move to optane and we're going to try to edit 8k video on all six

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of these workstations at once

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but this is a good start it's stable

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it's finally stable

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massdrop's sennheiser hd6xx headphones are some of their best

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selling of all time with over 60 000

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units sold and i can see why because they have an unchanged driver and sound

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structure compared to the hd650s meaning that you get a nice balanced mid-range

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and natural sounding bass they've added a detachable six-foot cable instead of a

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10-foot cable based on community feedback and they come with an eighth

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inch plug that's versatile for everyday use and a quarter inch adapter you also

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get long term support from sennheiser so check out the link today to join the

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drop now so thanks to Jake for getting this working tien for having a

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motherboard that works properly and you guys for watching and dislikes this

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