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whoa whoa hold on a second Linus you can't do that

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actually yes we can and today we're

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going to be showing you guys a step by step how to build a single tower that

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can run two independent gaming rigs complete with their own keyboards mice

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and even video cards out of the same box

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off the same motherboard and the same CPU even so hit that like button if you

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guys are super amped on this topic and stay tuned this is going to be a wild

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ride

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so let's start with the inspiration for this build cooler master came to us and

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they were like hey we want to sponsor like a a build

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that you guys do in the master case five it's all modular and there's upgradable

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parts and you can like put a lot of hard drives in or you could not put a lot of

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hard drives in you could put a motherboard in or lots of graphics cards

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or just view graphics cards you could build like anything you want in there

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use your imagination i was kind of like okay well my imagination is that i've

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always kind of wanted to do like something with virtualization and like

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two gaming rigs running off of one computer because when you think about it

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looking at the rest of the hardware we're using here and we do this all the

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time we build like these super overpowered machines with like eight

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processing cores 32 gigs of RAM we've

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got like enough usb ports to choke a stallion you got two graphics cards you

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throw a couple ssds and a couple hard drives and you go well holy crap you've

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got like two computers worth of hardware in the thing why can't you just

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legitimately run two computers off of it

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so that is exactly what we'll be doing

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so our hardware list is a cooler master master case pro 5. we've got a v850

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power supply with a neptune 240m water cooler we're using a susex 99 deluxe

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motherboard with an 8 core core i7 5960x

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extreme edition 32 gigs of Corsair vengeance lpx memory we've got a gtx

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titan x a gtx 780 ti and a gt so what is

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this a 9500 gs okay i'll explain why we need that later as well as two Intel 730

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series 480 gig ssds and two seagate

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three terabyte hard drives and what are the hard drives for for a gaming rig

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great question we are going to be putting not one not two but three

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operating systems on this machine

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two copies of Windows 10 and one copy of

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lime tech unraid server pro so this

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machine will be a nas and it will be two gaming rigs at the same time so let's

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start by building the machine so the biggest way that we leveraged the

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modularity of the master case five was to

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reconfigure the drive cages our plan was

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to use two ssds and two hard drives

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which gave us a lot of space in the front of the case for a large water

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cooling system however in the event that we wanted more emphasis on the nas

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portion of our build and we wanted to have a lot more hard drives for storage

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we could easily use a different cooler whether mounted in the rear or the top

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or just an air cooler on the CPU and fill up the front of the case with

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drives

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okay so that wasn't the most detailed physical build guide we've ever done but

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it wasn't intended to be the hard part today is component selection and

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software configuration so if you want to know more about how this case works and

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all of its modularity then check out the review video that we did here no we're

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going to talk about why we picked the other parts that we did first number one

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you will need a CPU with virtualization technology so this will be called vt-d

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which is being able to pass through a pci device to a virtual machine very

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important for passing through our video cards and the second is

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vt-x and this is all applying to Intel cpus and that is the ability to support

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virtualization at all step number two

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configure your graphics cards appropriately for each gaming machine

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that you want to run off of your computer you will need one dedicated

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gaming capable graphics card then in addition to that you will need another

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GPU for unraid to initialize when it's

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booting up so this could be your onboard graphics or in our case we installed a

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9500 gs and this is important in the top

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pci express slot for it to grab

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number three is other devices that you want each

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machine to have access to in our case both of our monitors are going to have

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support for an audio pass-through jack on the bottom of the monitor so we can

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use the HDMI or displayport audio off of our graphics card if we wanted to run

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usb sound cards that would be an option as well and would give both players the

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ability to use a microphone usb headsets

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could work as well but with any usb

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devices you may have noticed our peripherals are all completely different

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you will have to use different models of usb devices more on this later

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and finally for storage we've gone with two ssds this gives us redundancy

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effectively raid one of high enough capacity that you can split the capacity

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between the two machines so our two 480 gig drives are actually turning into 240

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gigs per box of redundant safe storage

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and then our hard drives again we've gone with two hard drives because if you

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go with more than two then you're going to hurt your right performance and

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failover if onedrive dies all the data is there through butter fs is enough for

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us for these purposes and we'd like to have the additional write speed we can

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do about 100 plus megabytes per second to our array so two hard drives for

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redundancy again high enough capacity that we can effectively split them

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getting one and a half terabytes of redundant storage per virtual machine

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step number one format your usb drive in fat32 calling it unraid in all caps

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download the latest version of unraid off of the lime

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technology.com website copy all of the files from your download

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onto your formatted usb disk then right-click make bootable

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and run as administrator and press enter

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you can now eject your usb and put it into your computer step two make sure

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you're running the latest BIOS for your motherboard change all SATA devices to

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ahci mode and enable virtualization

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technology in our case it was under advanced CPU configuration and advanced

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system agent configuration

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within the BIOS now what you can do is use your boot

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override to boot to the usb drive that you just created

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once the system's booted up navigate to http colon slash tower

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in the internet browser of another computer on the same network

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at this stage you can decide whether you want to purchase a key or get a trial

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key which is limited to three storage devices and stops working after 60 days

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it's a good way to try it out though step four hit info in the top right

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and double check to make sure that hvm and i o mmu are enabled if they're not

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you may need to reconfigure something in your motherboard BIOS to get your

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virtualization running with that out of the way go to main

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change your hard drive slots to something lower

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add your two hard drives using the drop downs

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to parity and disk one then

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change your cash slots we're using these for our ssds

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to to and add both of the ssds

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next go to tools then system devices

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make sure your devices are showing up correctly we're looking for our graphics

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cards anything that starts with zero zero is built into the motherboard while

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things that start with other numbers or letters are generally

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going to be discrete devices so here we can see all three of our graphics cards

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are showing up correctly note this pci device number at the

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beginning here this will be important for the next step

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now scroll down to iomu groups

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find those devices so in our case here we are here are our video cards and

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ensure that they are showing up in separate groups

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if they're not you may need to enable a workaround but fortunately thanks to the

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way that ASUS has implemented things on this motherboard they are all showing up

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in separate groups and it will be easy to assign these devices to separate vms

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next go to settings and identification here we can change

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the name of our server which is how it'll show up on the network so i'm

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going to call it unlinus and with this change made we're going to

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have to re-navigate to our administration console

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i would also recommend at this stage navigating to users

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and adding a password to the root user so that not just anyone can dink around

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in the administration console next go to settings then network settings

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and change obtain ip address automatically to no it's recommended

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just for the sake of ease of use later on down the road that you set a static

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ip so that it's easy to navigate to this administration console from another

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computer on the network now go back to main and start the array

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once you see the green array started in the bottom left hand corner click the

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yes i want to do this button next to format and click format

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it'll take a while for your drives to format and the more drives you have the

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longer it'll take now that our format is complete go to shares and we are

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actually going to create using the add share button

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for different shares note carefully the settings that we're

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using for them and replicate these exactly our iso share is for installing

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our vdiskshare is for the boot drives of our vms they

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are running purely on SSD

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our docker folder is for if we want to add applications like plex server to our

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unraid server install as opposed to our Windows vms

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and our final share array v vdisks is

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for mass storage drives that are on the hard drives for our virtual machines now

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go to settings vm manager change enable

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vms to yes change the iso library to your iso's directory that you just

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created change the default network bridge to br0 then press apply you'll

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know this worked because you'll see a vms tab at the top

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next go to the vms tab and click add vm

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name your vm and give it a description and if you want it to automatically boot

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up when you fire up unraid then change auto start to yes select the appropriate

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operating system for Windows 10 you can select Windows 8.1 and that'll work just

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fine and change from basic view to advanced

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view select the number of cores you want for your vm in our case we're going to pick

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eight of our virtual cores so that's four real cores and four hyper threaded

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ones and then select how much memory you want

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for your vm i'm going to give each of my vms around 12 gigs of RAM

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don't change max memory just initial memory to obtain an operating system

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install iso for Windows 10 you can simply download it from microsoft and

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copy it to the isos folder then for your

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vert i o drivers iso click this link and

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use the fourth download so

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latest vert iso win iso

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and copy that directly to the isos folder on your network in our case we

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can type backslash backslash unlinus

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and navigate to isos

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with those downloaded we can select them in the drop down

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and set a primary vdisk location in this case user

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vdisks choose a primary vdisk size

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i'm going to go with 200 gigs press the plus button

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then select for the location user array v

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disks and for size well let's make it one

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terabyte and change your graphics card to the one that you desire for this

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particular vm we're going to make this our titan x machine

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for sound choose the corresponding NVIDIA device in the drop-down or if you

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add additional sound cards then you can definitely do that as well

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make sure your network bridge is the one that you created before

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and finally select the peripherals you're going to be using for this

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particular vm once you're ready click create and the vm will start as soon as

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it's finished being created and this my friends is where the magic happens

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within a couple seconds you should see the screen illuminate and your Windows

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install should begin just as it would if you were installing on a normal computer

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okay not quite normal you will need to load a driver

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so simply browse and go to your vert i o

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vio store the corresponding copy of Windows so 8.1 for 10

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and then the appropriate architecture so we're running 64-bit and install

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your storage device driver once that's done you should see both of your storage

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devices show up and you can install to your SSD storage device

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once you're dumped on the desktop there are a few more drivers you'll need to

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install so go to device manager and there should be three

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exclamation mark items update driver software browse

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and go to your vert i o disk press ok include

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subfolders and click next repeat this process for each of them

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once that's done install your NVIDIA graphics card drivers from NVIDIA.com

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and you are pretty much ready to go you can create your second virtual machine

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in exactly the same way with the one exception being that you'll need to

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change your CPU cores to cores that you didn't already use for this virtual

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machine in cases where you want to install some additional applications on

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unraid itself you may want to reserve one or two cores for unraid and leave

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the rest of them allocated to your virtual machines there are a couple of more pro tips put

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your pc in high performance mode disable fast boot sleep and hibernation and

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there's a guide over on the guru 3d forums that you'll need to follow

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especially if you've got an NVIDIA graphics card and you're using the

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onboard audio to ensure that your audio doesn't get garbled it is a registry

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hack but it's not too complicated to follow along

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so this is it my friends moment of truth time

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both of our vms are set to start up automatically once the system is powered

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on so in theory within about a minute or so

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we're gonna have Windows 10 running twice

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on one computer so on raid takes a little while to boot

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up give her a minute you know oh there it goes okay my two virtual

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machines are starting

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other side oh oh this one's already at the desktop

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yes my friends there you have it

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mouse keyboard star wars battlefront beta

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this is kind of it this is the star wars battlefront beta

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running at ultra details 1080p

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on two virtual machines on the same box

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at 106 FPS on this one

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and 104 FPS on this one yes we are

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getting full discreet performance

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on two instances of the game simultaneously

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so now that we've gotten this far i mean what's the fun of having a dual-headed

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gaming box if you don't have somebody to enjoy it with

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let's go get luke admiral akbar

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you like bounce around when i hit you it'll show you like a cone of where they

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are which is red but then it'll also show you

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like red shapes oh there's one left is there behind something like the rocks or

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whatever they take a sec to blow up

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do you have regenerating health in this game yes

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yeah i got an anti-vehicle turret cool and a proximity bomb yeah there's

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they're unlocking more waves oh this guy has a shield and a jet

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pack so that was fun and to my eye i can't

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tell that i'm running on a virtual machine but without objective

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measurements i can't quantify the difference for you guys so i've actually

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got luke running our standardized battlefront benchmark which was used in

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our performance roundup which you guys will actually be able to check out in i

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think one or two days depending on how the release schedule goes to validate

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how our 980 ti mind you it's running on three CPU

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physical cores versus it was running on a six core in there stacks up against

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running it on a dedicated machine and i

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think the numbers should be with us any moment here

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there we go so this is running on a 5960x versus on

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a 5930k which is actually a higher clock speed chip not to mention that it has

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all six of its cores versus only three of them and the 980 ti scored 120 FPS

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average we got 102.5 FPS average i am

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feeling pretty fracking good about those

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results and this is at 1080p ultra so guys thank you for checking out

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thanks again for watching and uh i will see you guys next time we do a crazy

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project like this man this was this was this was a thing