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I am going to blow up this power supply

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with the tester behind me in fact if all

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goes according to plan I'm going to be blowing up a lot of power supplies

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that's right it's time for another lab update and this time we have got the

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goods I'm talking finished metal 3D prints Machine Vision automated game

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benchmarking and a special room to host

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my own legally dubious 5G Network why

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would I spend all this money in Risk prison time you ask for science now the

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clever among you probably noticed that this was the first big piece of

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equipment we purchased and it's taken us a pretty long time to get it running

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what's the deal with that well there's a couple reasons first we needed an

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adequate power hookup then we needed an appropriate

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oscilloscope actually we'd still need an oscilloscope we'll get to that in a

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moment finally we needed someone as knowledgeable about Electronics as he is

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tall that's where this guy comes in because I mean who knows what would

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happen if I came over here and twisted this style or pushed this button or

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wait what does this one do

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looking at is every harness coming off of the power supply connected through

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these wagos to our power supply tester now the reason that we can't just twist

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them together for our testing is that we also need the sense wires that are also

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running back to our power supply tester so that we can see what voltages those

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rails are actually running at because spoiler alert

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3.35 12 yeah in your dreams Premiere

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more like 12.34 actually the five volts really

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close 3.3 is a little low these are all

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well within spec though but we aren't drawing any power from it yet let's see

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what happens when we change that sitch

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I guess we are drawing a little bit like I don't know 40 Watts or 50 Watts or

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something like that give me 150 watts

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wait 150 on the 5 volt rail are you mad

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wait oh this is a really old power supply 22 amps on the 5 volt rail

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whew should I be touching this

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it's shut off like that was it it's gone already I thought I only asked for 150

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watts well hey that means the overcurrent protection worked though we

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tried to draw a 150 watts on a rail that's only rated for

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110 and it was like no okay so you got

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50 Watts on the 12 volt rail okay how about 100 Watts

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oh my God it's off again okay we're at 65 Watts

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can't believe you've done this you know this was a very sentimental

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power supply for me I've had it since before you were born

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you can tell by looking at it I've seen comments questioning if we need such a

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fancy tester and the truth is guys if

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all we want is to test basic over current protection circuits or to see if

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it just immediately fails when we try to draw power from it the answer is no but

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we don't want to stop at complete garbage and well seems safe

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enough good luck we want to put real pressure on manufacturers and in order

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to do that we needed to close the gap between the professional gear that's

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used to design these products and the hobbyist level equipment that many Tech

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media Outlets have been stuck with so in order to do that we got some help from

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reputable manufacturers see Sonic helped us spec this unit to begin with and

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Johnny from Corsair AKA The One and Only Johnny Guru gave us some tips on how to

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best use it we've also recently just completed our on-site training from

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chroma and every component in this stack plays an important role starting at the

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bottom where you'll find our AC power supply that's this guy right here this

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can not only Supply an ample amount of power but it can also simulate a variety

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of distortions which will allow us to test a power supplies behavior during

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non-ideal conditions such as during a brown note this feeds into our big

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switch as we call it which I've just been informed is completely redundant

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the AC Source can also turn the power on

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and off so why we need an on off controller I don't know and that

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okay then we have our DC Supply which is

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used to supply additional DC power to our over voltage protection slash short

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circuit testing device above the desk thing we've got the jack-in panel this

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allows us to plug AC power into our power supply and then also plug our

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power supply into all the diagnostic equipment here including our timing and

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noise analyzer as well as our programmable loads these can be adjusted

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to simulate any kind of device you want though obviously we are most interested

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in creating loads that will behave like a PC

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why do we need so many of them you might ask well each of these can pull about

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400 watts so say we wanted to test a

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1500 watt power supply a 2000 watt power supply we would need a lot more than one

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of them it's also really helpful for testing multi-rail designs now a really

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cool aspect of programmable loads is that they can simulate the behavior of

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real components like the big transient spikes that made the 3090 ti so famous

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finally at the top we've got our multimeter and power meter which give us

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all sorts of information about our circuit and would plug into our oscilloscope if I had one

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seriously it's in the mail already and the first video we're planning is a

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budget power supply Roundup does anyone actually make a sub 40 power supply you

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can trust speaking of trust the Telecommunications industry am I right

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we're gonna get it there behind me is our new EMC chamber Electronics go in

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no electromagnetic radiation gets in or out that means we can put whatever we

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want in here and cut it off completely from the outside world we can test Wi-Fi

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we can test 5G we can test Bluetooth within this chamber we could simulate a

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noisy environment or we could simulate a distant access point which can tell us

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not just how fast and reliable connection can be or what bands the

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device supports but even how battery life might be affected by having to

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crank the transmit power due to crummy reception now you might be thinking whoa

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slow down there turbo how are you going to test 5G in an impenetrable box

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well with my own cell phone network of course

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if I had one thanks to the crtc and

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similar regulatory bodies you have to get permission to use the parts of the

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electromagnetic spectrum that are reserved for cell phone service and that

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permission is expensive Canadian Telco

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spent a collective 3.5 billion for

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licenses to the 600 megahertz band that's just one bed I can't do that so

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instead we're going to be purchasing a fire cell lab kit we're going to go into

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way more detail in a future video but here's the quick and dirty version if

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you're a big company big like apple or BMW you would likely get corporate and

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Regulatory approval to run your tests using an actual cell like the antenna on

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a cell tower these are very expensive though full of corporate secrets and

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frankly overkill for our purposes anyway the fire cell on the other hand is one

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of if not the only off-the-shelf testing units and it allows us to test 4G 5G and

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after an incoming update even millimeter wave and because the government can't

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detect our Network as long as it stays in this box I am very unlikely to get

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arrested for broadcasting on reserved frequencies in fact no one can even hear

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you scream watch this

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I couldn't help noticing the fire cell stuff is not here that's right so it's

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arriving on June 6th uh it's you know

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early birthday present for my wife

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and dog house no it arrives on June 6th

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okay uh we're going to have it positioned here on a desk we're actually

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gonna have to get some floor cutouts done so we can spread some of the weight we don't want the table punching through

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the the styrofoam here right right because these foam things you didn't see

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these in the construction video These are the negative of the carbon

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impregnated foam here and it allows us to just walk on it I guess they have no

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function RF wise uh very very minimal reflection got it and they can hold

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enough weight kalinam was in here with me no problem

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wow you're gonna call them I don't like that he called himself out first his

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nickname is Nick he gave it to himself yeah yeah okay but you'll have to

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explain to me what's the usefulness of testing a 4G network from like four

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meters away that's not realistic well effectively what we can do is we can

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control the power levels that we're broadcasting at to simulate different

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distances the way that these Chambers work and with the frequency bands we're

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testing we need to be able to have the broadcast equipment a certain distance to the wall and a certain distance from

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the device under test that's why I've got this kind of C shape here so we can

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get over here this is where the broadcast equipment will be and then over there we're gonna have a pedestal

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with the device under test how do we simulate things like obstructions

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because those exist in the real world one of the cool things with that is we

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actually have a fair bit of leftover foam including some of the flat lossy

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absorber so we can position that in between the device that's broadcasting

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and the device under test we can also bring in other larger pieces wood

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framing walls a sheet of drywall if we wanted to to see how that actually

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impacts things and I can tell you on millimeter wave if you have even a pane

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of glass in between you in the broadcast antenna you'll lose connection

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we go into a lot more depth about the actual construction of the chamber in

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another video we're going to have that Linked In the description and if you want to hear even more about it Jake

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Danes from the lab recorded a deeper dive that's going to be coming soon at Floatplane.com LTT coming back to the

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outside world as outside as we get these days let's

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take a look at our benchmarking situation it's never been a problem to

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script performance testing for games that include canned benchmarks and some

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of you helpfully pointed that out when I talked about how cool mark bench was

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going to be because we could automate all this stuff

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but what's not that easy is running pre-done repeatable benchmarks for games

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that don't include Ken benchmarks well guess what we can do that now and I

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would love to interview the team that has been working on it but Nick's on

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vacation Jesse's shy and these two are on probation so

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Tim will be helping us behind us we've got three separate benches running

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through our Graphics testing Suite right now but the key night among you will

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have noticed that there's a fourth monitor that's doing something called

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OCR or optical character recognition why

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do we need that when we could just run an auto hotkey script yeah yeah totally

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Auto hotkey strips are dumb and we don't want to use those because if they run

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into problems they have no way to solve them and so the way that we're moving

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forward with developing the harnesses for the games that we want to test is

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making sure that they're flexible they're reliable and if a new screen

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pops up because of a new season update or something that we haven't yet caught

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is is just kind of buggy we want to be able to click on those things reliably

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and repeatably got it so okay that just changed why are we looking at that

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monster yeah what you can see is there are some green boxes around various

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pieces of text that it sees every screen that it shows there is a failure to find

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what it's looking for it's looking for a specific set of characters or a specific

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word to click on it next action and each

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screen that we're looking at is it not finding it yet

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pretty cool theoretically it's scalable too we're running three right now but we

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can connect a whole bunch more and Adam said that we weren't going to talk about

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this but I decided it's really cool we are going to talk about it what Jesse's

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been working on mostly is taking this entire dump of recorded footage and

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chopping out all the crap we don't need so we don't see any menus or any junk

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like that it's just all Benchmark runs which is going to be super cool when

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we're editing them down for you guys to see side-by-side gameplay yeah that's

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the bulk of our work when we're trying to trying to get through an embargo or a

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review of something and we're trying to make sure that that doesn't need to be

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done anymore sick I noticed something else that's really cool this keyboard says recording

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on it right now and my understanding is that it's red for a reason yeah so we

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are working in RGB but we've got R right now

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um the reason that we have R is because we actually found that alt tabbing in

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some games was causing performance issues we were not getting repeatable

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results by switching to mark bench starting recording switching back to the

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game and we needed a way to know is that recording running rather than having it

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on the screen which was also a performance impact so once RGB is

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working you said we're going to have a progress indicator meaning that these

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keyboards are basically acting as glorified LED strips and recording lamps

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thanks steel series ah a wild time it appears we have

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completed our first test print on our metal 3D printer and naturally we chose

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a scale replica of the LTT screwdriver

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handle now we can't show you guys the inside of the oven NDA and all of that

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noise but we can talk a little bit about our experience with the rapidia metal 3D

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printer I see you did an end cap as well I see it in a completely different

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finish what are we even looking at right now I printed both of these and did

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vastly different post processes on these after it came out of our furnace

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rapidia generally suggests sanding it before it even goes in because sanding

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steel is a lot harder than sanding essentially clay

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wait that's what it starts with yeah so

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shut up that is so cool okay just a second here so so this is what you put

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in and this came out yeah it's so much

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bigger there's about a 16 shrink rate for the parts after they come out 16

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1 6. you mean 60 that looks so much bigger that's a 16 difference yep

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interesting when it's in three dimensions it looks a lot bigger than it

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is so wait what so this is just a support

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thing then oh my God look it's totally 3D printed supports and the steel is

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just embedded in the clay yeah so it's it's

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part of it and I use the term clay it's not really clay it's steel and a binding

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material but it just it's a very similar texture to like a clay pot before it's

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fired at this wow so for a bit of

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reference this is a support piece that I printed for something else uh-huh break

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that easy pretty much like it's nothing okay

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now where's a metal printed support piece okay now you want me to break this

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you can try don't do that

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I noticed that you haven't actually assembled this into a screwdriver I

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assume because it's difficult to press fit a shaft into did you think of that

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before you started yes and since we're

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not actually making a metal screwdriver at least to my knowledge

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um what is the point of this project doing this project is building knowledge

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within the team of how to use this equipment so when we need to use it for

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either a video or for prototyping merch merch items we have the expertise and

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don't need to rush to try to build the expertise when we want to shoot a video

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in a week got it now tell me something is there a structural disadvantage to

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this like can I just like is it just a hunk of stainless

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steel or is it like other 3D printed plastic objects where the structural

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Integrity of it is inferior to a cast piece

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it is a little bit inferior in terms of like overall mechanical properties but

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for anything we're gonna do yeah it's essentially solid steel not a

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scratch can we even show like oh we can show this yeah we can show this oh cool

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okay you're printing keycaps because of course you are

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yeah I have one they're

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there so this is what it actually comes off the printer as we have two nozzles

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one that does the metal paste and one that does a support So for all of these

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pieces the actual part you want is separated from the base by an aluminum

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material which is essentially a ceramic otherwise it's going to bond together

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and you are not getting it apart right to get this thing off of its support and

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it had proper separation I still had to whack it with a hammer a whole bunch of

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times sick are we doing a middle screwdriver

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maybe oh yeah and then all the excitement I almost forgot to update you

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guys we've officially moved in I've got procurement over here on my right I've

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got Logistics over here on my left they're very proud of their new cable

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ties that are color coded for different cable lengths no I it's a good thing

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someone is that a bell is that a bell what that's the doorbell

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that is an awful doorbell also it is getting awfully hot in here we actually

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booked air conditioning for this Warehouse a year ago and we are still

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waiting for air conditioning units so it's going to get a little stuffy over

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the next little bit here RAM storage now

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that's a creative use of server rack shelves ah

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my intention was to introduce you guys to our community manager and talk to the

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social team here but I guess they're all on lunch so cool I'm sure glad we

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delayed this shoot from after hours yesterday to today so that everyone

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would be here anyway the point is they only just moved in why because of this

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the server room that is next door to them it was so freaking loud in that

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room that we had to add Sound Treatment to all of the walls and ceiling of this

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room just to make sure that it would be quiet! enough so you could hear yourself

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think over there unfortunately even after we added our three layer solution

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of sonopan Rockwall and duveteen it was

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still loud and it turned out there was some annoying buzz from one of the

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Transformers that's directly above them I bet Jake that we would actually have

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to replace that Transformer he bet that we could just use some isolation pads

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under it and long story short I owe Jake two lunches it's pretty good in there

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Old Trafford here this is where you'll find the Mac Address folks and Jake

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bellavonts is usually here our ShortCircuit Channel lead so this is what I'm

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talking about we're trying to show a building full of people we moved in with

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and the no no you're good you're good Sam go go lunch lunch The Writer's area

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is fully moved into Jake and James haven't taken over that office that I'm

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sure inevitably they will take over at some point Emily's desk Tanner Jordan

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what are you working on what the hell is this

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not this that what is that that's not working right now what the heck Adam and

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Pluto you know yeah I I know where my office is it's

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still very not set up um

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as it turns out I have more important things to do than arrange things in my

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office let's go figure

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look I mean yeah I have an assistant but it turns out he has more important

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things to do than arrange things in my office where the hell is everybody

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well Brandon Dickerson's space is here

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he's set up this like neutral gray over everything so that he can do display

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testing I was told that these two Scopes

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cost the same as like a decent car

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um they're for color

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I'm sure Brandon's gonna have a big update for you guys once he's got his

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proper space set up out in the warehouse but at least this is getting us some

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data in the meantime and he can work on his testing methodology

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what is this secret for you is this PoE

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powered I think it's security cameras

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security camera what no I think it's going to be security cameras it's LTT

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store okay what is this thing what is the point of it ubiquity makes a display

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now um it's like a PoE power touchscreen oh

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okay for what I don't know you can show

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the cameras but you can upload any Android app I was thinking for LTX this would be like a really dope way for

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people to be able to just like pre-brow stuff oh yeah oh I know for some of you

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that must feel like not enough progress like what's going on this is taking

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forever to get Labs going but the reality is we're taking the time

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that we need to do it right I mean think about it app slash roaming data wasn't

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built in a day that's some computer humor for you and I'm gonna follow it up

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if you guys enjoyed this video why don't you check out the one where we shoved a

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very unexpected