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i've spent the last 11 years uploading videos to youtube in hopes that one day

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i will build such an army of followers that i can look in the mirror and call

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myself real cool one day you'll get there if you just if you just believe

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you back about the job that you applied for that's okay i applied for a

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different one and then i accidentally applied for one that i wasn't qualified for at all

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but that was because i clicked on the wrong form what you don't know unless you try i did the same thing and i got

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the job so that's okay all right wow

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so this is it guys it's rog rig reboot 2019 where ASUS pays me to help people

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build their computers but not to be nice about it that costs extra you ready to

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get started yes all right let's do it you're slamming everything so

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aggressively i'm like i'm oh my okay that's just a mouse it's fine

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don't worry it's all very well packaged i believe you but i'm still frightened

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that's okay that's just a mouse pad oh i feel so bad i don't actually feel bad

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do we look beautiful david great fantastic my mom be proud of me i

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don't know she doesn't know anything about computers she'll think i'm doing great regardless of what i do fantastic

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why don't you tell us a little bit about yourself madison do i have to give my

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full name should i give my social insurance number the government asked

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for all that stuff for me we are the government oh my god can you guys give

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me my work visa thanks bye i live in phoenix i actually hated it

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i was born in calgary and raised in calgary and then i moved to phoenix it's

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too hot there don't like it i graduated then i went

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back to school and i'm doing freelance like graphic design and illustrating

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because i like art and i'm like i better keep doing it so i get better at it my

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computer is really bad so i can't really do any of that efficiently my computer

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constantly turns on and off by itself which is kind of vaguely creepy it

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malfunctions it breaks down games crash i try to do homework on it it's like oh

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cool i open blender my computer's on fire time to stop using blender it's not

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functional my friend told me about the rig reboot contest even though i've been

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watching the channel and he was like oh like you should make a video and originally i wanted to do what everyone

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did which is a rap video but then i realized i didn't want to be the cringy

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person that did a rap video and then i realized that i could do like an

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infomercial and then when i was doing the infomercial i just added things in

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as i went which is probably not the most efficient way of making a video but it

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worked so are you gonna actually game on this thing yes what is like the first

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game you want to play on this computer i want to say rocket league but like i'm

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terrified of the implications of saying rocket league do you think you can beat

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riley at rocket league

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absolutely not maybe i don't know

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someone commented on my youtube video and was like this girl does art and she

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wants a computer for gaming i don't get it and i was like well you can do

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multiple things on a computer at once even can you photoshop on an xbox

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no well yeah exactly have you ever at least

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watched a guide on how to build a computer like technically yes 90 of the

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class time was just taken up by the teacher showing us Linus tech tip videos

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every single class this was a night class and it was three hours long and we

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would watch your videos for like two hours i'm like i can't believe this i hate lioness tech tips i hate i hate

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this channel he's like i don't know the legality of this so like don't tell people that i'm just showing you youtube

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you just did oh my gosh

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we got quizzed on your videos it was really weird that's i've never heard of

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that before that's so nuts surprise it was part of my curriculum and then i

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started watching them like at home because we had to for homework go and

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watch your youtube channel and then i realized that i didn't actually hate the

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channel and i was like kind of in love with it all right well let's see how

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effective a teaching tool i was oh now

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this is going to be a reflection on you oh sh

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all right so where do we start um the motherboard i'm going with the mother

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telling me you're out no i'm telling you the motherboard we're taking this you only get to ask me three questions today

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well that wasn't in like any email i got about this it's like meeting a professor

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for the first time you're like i really want this person to think i'm smart and

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cool but also i don't want to suck up to him do not i'm gonna assume

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you didn't switch packaging and be like haha surprise this is actually the mouse

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that's not the blender motherboard oh my god it's just for gaming wait i'm

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i was like okay i'm back i'm back at it i'm back i was like i don't know if you

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can i like no you could have two graphics cards does this just like pull

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out i don't wanna oh i'm scared

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oh you get like six decals yeah you can

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be like don't disturb me mom i'm playing minecraft is it okay if like the boxes

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get destroyed i don't know they're your boxes well what would you like to do

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next um the CPU cool

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uh i think wait that says i7 yeah that's

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the CPU okay cool it's another puzzle

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it's like a really weird escape room you escape into a digital world yeah

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i can play second life now just kidding i don't want to play that game ever

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that's awesome so this is a good spot to stop and say hey we've got a k series

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processor so your motherboard happens to be overclocking capable so once we've

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got it all assembled you'll be able to try their ai overclocking i'll get back

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to you on that all right so let's go ahead and uh figure out how to install

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it then shall we oh my god don't worry it won't fall

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you say that but i have watched your videos i like to think i'm witty enough

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to be like oh i can like fight back and make funny jokes and then you say stuff

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like this says remove nope well it does say

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removed it does but you like to move it yeah do you bend it out or does this

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like entire thing move all right this is actually the riskiest part of building a

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computer because inside the socket is oh

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no over a thousand tiny little pins and

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if you bend just one of those your motherboard can die this is the

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worst escape room i've ever been to so it's down and out okay i did it

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hooray uh all right i'm gonna give you a hint there's a dot yeah i'm gonna give

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you a hint somewhere so do you see this dot and this dot and this dot and

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this dot yeah everywhere where there is a dot here there should be no dot there

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very intuitive system so you just hold the CPU in the middle

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and that'll allow you to lower it in you just drop it it just sits in there old

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ones didn't have that right like you had to like push it in uh well it depends

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yeah really old ones like you know pentium 3

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had like a slot i had like an old AMD CPU because my dad used to like

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computers and so i was like i was bending the pins and just like

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letting them fall off where do we find these people the internet i was just

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peeling the pins off of cp why it was

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fun it was like a fidget toy like seven

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it was in my closet no one was gonna use it okay that's significantly harder than when it

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looked well that's the point oh but it's like are we sure

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i know you've done this like a good billion times this is going to take us a

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very long time if you don't trust me yes

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this is like do we need this anymore

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only if your motherboard dies and you need to rma oh okay then i can't eat

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that what would you like to do next um i think you're supposed to put the

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cooling thing on top but i don't know if that comes before or after RAM we're

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allowed to do things in any i really i realize that like i i want to do that

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first you want to do the cooler yes okay

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that's that's not a cooler

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this is a CPU cooler but i thought it was a graphics card

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yeah where is our graphics card yeah you didn't even know you're gonna be getting

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an rtx 2070 super oh my god do you know

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that that's really good that was actually just my fake oh my god for like

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when you open a crappy christmas gift and you're like oh my god wow that's

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convincing sucks i hope my kids don't get that good at lying oof you know you

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cast a lot of shade for someone who needs my help right now i don't need

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your help i just am lucky enough to have it i know you don't cast shade you throw

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shade but here's a vent hook it up to your evac system hvac i

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don't know what it's called run away

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okay just gonna wow i think you're the first

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person in rog rig reboot to crack open a manual

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there aren't enough pictures in this we have the

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the long boy ASUS if your product management team is taking any notes from

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this video this is long boy specifically spelled

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boi Intel AMD so are we doing is it AMD

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i think that says Intel so we're using the Intel mounting bracket yes which is

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the x1 instead of the smaller x1 i can help you with this part

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i'm glad that you're willing to help me with this is the hardest part yeah yeah

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i don't need your help for the rest of it good when you pick up the motherboard you want to pick it up by places where

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your fingers are not going to touch the actual printed circuit so over there and

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just like from the side and then squish it really hard yeah as long as you like

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i i would pick it up from here personally a joke oh it was a joke i'm

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sorry big goof lightness so from the back of the board you know what no forget it

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okay so from the back of the board uh you're gonna

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i don't think it matters because this is this is it's the same on both sides

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you're not my dad oh my god i certainly hope not i've been

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13. oh my gosh this just says skip steps a and b so we're on socket

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lga115x how do you just know that how do you know that kids say big oof cause i

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go on the internet and they go big oof and i go oh they definitely don't say

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big fortnite two just came out big hoof is back we mean fortnite too just fortnite

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like fortnite like version two came out did you not go on twitter for like an

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entire week big oof she thinks she's a comedian now

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yeah i think that's what they call a big oof oh my god we go ahead we position this

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on here and we put these nuts on all four of

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those pegs got em forget it these nuts

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got em

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oh this little testy thing does it slide

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nope okay so now we're gonna just continue doing this in a cross pattern

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would leaving the twist ties in your machine be like a safety hazard nope because i know you

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always use like the cool velcro ones to like cable manage that's just because

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we need people to shop on lttstore.com which

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it's nice i didn't know which ARM it was on good job

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i like want to say i have small fingers but i don't i have pretty small fingers too

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kind of like for all being honest we also have hands that are small so

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you did it thanks you're so welcome would you like

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to peel the peel uh yes

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seriously what there's a tab right here i literally looked for that and i

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couldn't see it because of the reflection it looked like it was just part of it

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at least you're more qualified than the people who do pc build guides on some

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other youtube channels so now you're really you're really casting shade

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all right i'm really glad you're just like plugging stuff in yeah seems easier

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than talking to you about it

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i was told very specifically i could do this however way i wanted i haven't

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taken back my word what is this this is

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ddr4 cool it lights up on top it does light

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up actually pretty much everything in your system lights up because ASUS is

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all about that you got that rsync you got that addressable RGB header you got

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that regular RGB header it's RGB how do you put these improperly all right i'm

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going to show you how to do that so in general you use the slots that are farthest away from the CPU but but not

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the ones that are together so it's like that okay

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now you do it oh push on it i am i'm like a little baby i

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did it no i didn't i did it

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you already have enough like building a computer with a cute little child videos

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i think you don't need to post one calling me a baby no i'm a sexy little

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boy don't what do we do next put it in the

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box the case oh we could do that sure

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your case is actually rog certified which means that you can expect it to

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work properly with all your RGB lighting and all that cool stuff

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we're gonna need to clear some space on the table probably now we just put these

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on the floor it's free real estate

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oh my god it's all glass

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that's both terrifying and so sick it's gonna look so sleek

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in my super clean room i believe your room is

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probably clean it's so clean i'm gullible like you would yeah you

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wouldn't believe how clean it is what if you put it under your desk and you accidentally kick it sometimes it

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shatters and then you have glass all over your floor we've had it happen that's fine

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so you got some side panels there we do i heard you like birds oh my gosh yes i

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get two yeah i was just gonna be absolutely thrilled if i got one how do

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i one of them's my creation and one of these boys i feel so special now oh i

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want alex's on the front side that's mean

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two birds two birds i'm just gonna constantly make

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the two birds one stone joke now it's not really a joke so these are for your

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front i o i'm i'm not gonna have wiggly usb ports now i'm not gonna share the

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joke that i was gonna share because it's inappropriate and nintendo doesn't want

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people to remember it see this is the mark of a child i am an adult i'm not

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taking that date it's bull so they have the little worms that are called wigglers in mario and they were like

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happy all right let's just oh man let's just

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get this done i'm dying

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RGB strips wait i get RGB strips you're

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going to have so much RGB in this thing my mom is going to be pissed she'll be

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like why is your room so bright i'll be like i'm opening my window for the first

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time in forever why is the bag opened completely wrong

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no no you were fine you're fine you're fine confidence

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did someone just fart this is the problem with your generation

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i don't even know what your generation is called you guys don't even have a name for your generation no you never

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finished anything generation why did we bother i'm not hold on i'll

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move the world okay you're good thank you that's the nicest thing you've ever said

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to me i have manners occasionally nice

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it's in good job all right so we're gonna put in nine screws

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yay one step closer to putting you back on a plane oh this is great we forgot to

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do the peel on the back of the i o shield

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okay it came off clean very nice so i am suggesting that we go

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this way and then the fans mounted and turned to

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the radiator in a pole configuration okay

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is this another thing where you tighten them one at a time to make sure that

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you've tightened them properly and that you're not gonna like break it no it's not a big deal because

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i've already threaded them all in okay for you so this is more like

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your dad started all the nails and you just get to play with the hammer funny

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you think my dad even let me play with the hammer i thought you were maybe

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going somewhere much darker with that oh honey you thought my dad even loved me

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you know like i'm adopted my original dad didn't oh bummer

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hey mom do you love me text me later wait what was the you said you said like

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cross coal santa claus something uh like

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you were like you put it on and i think it was like that but i don't know okay

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yeah don't don't worry about the terminology i think that's a lost cause at this point

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do you want to know yeah okay so we're in a poll configuration oh pull like

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p-u-l-l like the north pole that's why i made the santa claus now we're

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communicating across generations here so we just need these two thumb screws

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where who oh that was pretty easy i guess yeah i

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think you were just putting in the wrong hole

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seriously it's not often i end up on set with someone who's less mature than me ah

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there's cables behind us CPU's in rams in motherboards in coolers in

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what do you want to do next um

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go for it and it's platinum and it's thor and i just dropped it it

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even has a little OLED screen on it that tells you how much power it's consuming

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unfortunately it also has plastic wrap

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on it which means that you can't safely open it yourself you're underage

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yeah this has a 10 year warranty so it's basically gonna last as long as

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you've been alive anyway i'm like 20. so it's a fully modular

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power supply which means you only plug in the cables that you need oh cool so

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that's gonna be another thing i don't know what to pick for well in that sense

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you are getting the hang of this whole process oh oh it's like

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actually really cool looking oh it's like oh this side is really cool too

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oh oh oh

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it's done good it's in there job oh they're blue

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i asked for blue when i emailed you guys minus tech tips really does care

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i have no clue which one of these to use do you want to take some guesses just

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for fun kind of could play a fun game oh is it the line that says no game do they

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not just connect to this the power cube

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the tesseract they don't just connect to that didn't you say you watched like the

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other rg rig reboot videos i went through this with all of them

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it would be so much faster if i just built this computer for you yeah but

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that wouldn't be half as fun we need a molex cable it's funny does it go

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underground molex this is going to validate all the

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people that are constantly posting on your videos being a little RGB for kids

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because you are so legitimately excited about it like 18 times in this video

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and you like RGB that's what i said validation for those people

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great it just sits on it right like it doesn't click in what like should it be

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pressed further than that yes okay

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so tendency

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no i'm good thank you sure yeah yeah yeah well that coupon code is for a

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discount you say coupon

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it's coupon the u comes after the o

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it's not coupon it's not spelled q-u-e-u-e

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it's coupon you want the computer or not i'll give

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you a coupon for it i put like a cookie in there you could

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put a cookie in there yeah forget about it and then go oh god

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uh so that but not that but like the

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version of this that's going in my computer that's why you hit it it's your

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fault i didn't hide anything under a bunch of stuff if i'm using the boxes as

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context clues and one of the boxes is hiding how am i supposed to use it as a

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clue so you've got a couple of drives here um this sort of happened by

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accident but you've got a one terabyte and then like a 500 gig

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drive normally we would have one m.2 one

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and then one slower SATA one or like a hard drive or something but you got

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these two so sick yeah ten points to gryffindor if

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you can figure out where the it's in the computer now you have to unscrew something well i

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told you i was going to show you where it went but you really wanted to use context clues yeah i like context

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clothes were hidden from me well yeah but you wanted to do it

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people who call me maddie are like oh my god maddie i'm like stop it

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you don't know my brother calls me m-dog hey guys i'm m-dog here's my

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new rap album it's fire

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okay so you kind of push it in oh do you and then you just pop it down like that

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oh and then there's a screw after yep

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so then you just screw that in nice

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i didn't do anything it wasn't me oh that's right i forgot this one has a

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bit of a different mounting system can you think of one more thing we need to

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install still googly eyes to the front and back so this thing yeah

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oh uh john do i have to put this in this

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motherboard has like two RGB headers on it how are you

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supposed to outshine the competition okay fine we'll put it in because it

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does come with more RGB strips RGB it will be a beacon if it's gonna be bright

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it might as well be bright okay so uh there's your RGB terminal why do you

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slam stuff so aggressively i'm making sure that it's uh durable it's like a

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stress test like if it was gonna break with just like being put down hard on

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the table once would you want it if you put your baby down very

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aggressively it could break you probably still want your baby i'm assuming that

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depends i mean i mean how'd that work out for you

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oh that's the biggest oof of this entire time look you started it you can't walk

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into that and then not expect someone to take you up on this looks like it

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doesn't even go in a computer okay i actually feel badass no it's fine so you

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can either put it on your desk and like put RGB strips all over your workspace

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or you can put it inside your computer and put RGB strips all over the inside

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of your computer yeah i'm taking these off because we

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tried to glue this thing to the case with the other one yesterday there we go

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so those are yours now oh sick

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what's up

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i'm like that one rocket league thing you can have

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so here's the plan

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seriously oh no you have got to be kidding me

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how are you supposed to attach this to anything with the strips they give you i

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mean the great strips they give you madison just had a brilliant idea

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we are just going to glue magnets to the case that's not even my college

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education that's just when you when you have a magnet it comes

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out of the earth and there's like different magnets don't know

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heard of them there's like neodymium uh that might be type of battery scientists

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don't know how it works oh oh my finger my finger hurts no

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smoking um is that dead skin or glue get that

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well it's not the finest cable management i've ever done but it's good

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enough for you this is what is going to power

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your minecraft blender gaming only let's play

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minecraft wow

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i didn't know that that was a minecraft stereotype i'll supervise thank you a

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little higher it's a rite of passage every gamer has

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to put in their own graphics card i cannot do it i did it i think maybe let

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me double check looks good to me yay good job the last

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stage we need to plug in the power cables for our graphics card it's got

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two auxiliary power connectors here turns out they are both eight pins so i did go grab a different cable there

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sick these ones are directional i just wanted to point out it does say

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psu on one side which we've clearly gone over is important

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no it says it on the it says it on that one wait it does say that yeah no i was

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right what the crap this is a second a pin cable

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wow it's a good thing you were here

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what can i say i'm amazing now it's time for the big reveal i

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haven't actually seen these yet so hold on a second we have to we need to cover

00:24:02.240 --> 00:24:07.840
your eyes okay let's do the front first

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front yeah no not that one not that one wait hold on

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oh boy uh okay let's go with oh wow yeah um let's go

00:24:14.799 --> 00:24:20.000
with the back first okay look now you sure can

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oh my god i love it so much

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just remember screw it in don't screw it up okay

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it's flexing a little we're just gonna roll with it okay go

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ahead look yet yeah i guess

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it's perfect i would have preferred more of a french

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oof you know like an egg i was gonna say

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big earth fyi this is the uh

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reference so it looks like the def lepper font

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did you say def lepper yeah i'm sorry jeff leopard

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i'm gonna unbox the monitor so it's 144 hertz if you're into like actually you

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know doing better in your games it supports variable refresh rate and

00:25:04.240 --> 00:25:11.840
it's got RGB it could be one whole pixel and i'd be like oh but it changes colors

00:25:09.919 --> 00:25:16.240
winner i mean isn't that basically what this is

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and these are these are worth money

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how do i turn this off okay so while she's busy over there

00:25:21.279 --> 00:25:26.520
i'm swapping out

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oh yeah it's a curved monitor i didn't mention that did i no

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that's so sick so this is what we call the moment of

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truth yes where we find out if everything that we just worked on

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actually functions or not yes would you like to do the honors sure

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all right go ahead and flip that switch

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that's so cool oh my god

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if you just like had the panels completely covered people would think there was nothing in this computer

00:26:02.159 --> 00:26:08.240
there we go nice can i switch the sides that these

00:26:06.320 --> 00:26:13.039
are on no okay there we go wait there's a it's a bird

00:26:11.520 --> 00:26:16.320
there's a bird under the monitor

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what it's drawn out with sharpie you can see

00:26:17.760 --> 00:26:23.120
the sharpie marks oh my god i love it oh

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my god i get Windows i won't have the little thing that says

00:26:24.480 --> 00:26:30.240
please activate Windows what do you want to play first overwatch or rocket league

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uh well rocket league needs a controller so overwatch probably all right let's do

00:26:32.240 --> 00:26:37.520
it i'm so upset i've had such a bad

00:26:35.279 --> 00:26:41.600
computer for so long now because this is great and i'm like wow you know i i i

00:26:40.159 --> 00:26:47.360
was like oh yeah it'll be like nicer graphics and maybe run a little bit it's just amazing how much of a difference it

00:26:45.279 --> 00:26:50.880
actually makes where i'm like oh i can tell where i'm walking

00:26:49.039 --> 00:26:54.640
and i'm there immediately and it's not like i'm i'm walking and then i suddenly

00:26:53.279 --> 00:26:58.640
have clipped through a wall because i actually walked around it but i didn't know

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and the craziest part of all this is overwatch is

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not exactly a demanding workload for

00:27:03.440 --> 00:27:09.360
this machine so with a 2070 super in there you can run pretty much any game

00:27:07.360 --> 00:27:12.799
like this now i won't even have to worry like when i buy a game i can just like i

00:27:10.799 --> 00:27:17.360
know my computer will run it it'll be fine pretty much yup even if you wanted to

00:27:15.679 --> 00:27:21.679
play blender you could even do that i don't have a response for that joke

00:27:18.720 --> 00:27:27.440
anymore well now la mao did you just say no someone said

00:27:24.159 --> 00:27:30.559
someone else said the mao she just said

00:27:27.440 --> 00:27:32.559
la mao what la mao i have never heard

00:27:30.559 --> 00:27:38.000
that in my life i hate it it's easier than saying lmao not everything is about

00:27:35.760 --> 00:27:41.200
ease that's your generation's excuse for having poor punctuation actually that's

00:27:39.600 --> 00:27:50.080
my generation's excuse for having poor punctuation you know what it doesn't matter thanks for watching rog rig

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reboot 2019 episode 2 with madison here

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hope you guys enjoyed it thanks for coming out thanks for participating your

00:27:53.840 --> 00:27:59.919
video entry was awesome and of course massive shout out to ASUS for making

00:27:58.000 --> 00:28:05.200
this whole thing possible hooking up three of our lucky viewers with dream

00:28:02.960 --> 00:28:09.200
gaming rigs stay tuned for the third one which is coming soon do you want to say

00:28:07.360 --> 00:28:13.600
like hi mom or anything no no you're just gonna hi conlan

00:28:11.760 --> 00:28:17.919
he's the friend who told me to enter is it ASUS or ASUS it's

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ASUS okay now i will remember that forever