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oh every time i drink water it's like a product placement

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yes this is i hope it's a typo olivier

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is it a w it's a typo good olivier

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so i'm oliver i'm from australia i'm actually from poland so i don't know

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what to say because i don't want people to oh that's

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fair okay the thing is if you search my name up

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like i'm the only person with the name so so yeah

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cool he's here all the way from the great

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land of down under australia and he is

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the winner of our toughest

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gaming rig yet

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jesus something something descendants of criminals and all that good stuff let's

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get started what are we doing so oh i see what you

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did

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so wait so sorry you got confused when i said lot etc etc i descended from

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criminals like yeah i'm not very good at references so wait sorry you don't know

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that stereotype stereotype what is it for australians or something yeah i'm

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not australian i'm polish you are yeah

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oh well wait what's this accent then uh

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it's like a mix of it like polish and australian okay all right okay all right

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okay how i became a fan of LTT i have no idea it just kind of eased in i guess um

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i saw a few videos you guys started doing really ridiculous crap that nobody

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else is doing like 10 games one CPU and whatnot i decided to sign up for float

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plane uh this is another one of those questions where i don't really know the reason why it just kind of felt natural

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to do it like i already watched heaps of your videos and i just kind of thought

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you know it makes sense to support you guys like netflix is a paid subscription

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youtube seems like a free thing and i just why not support you guys through

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Floatplane and get access to the videos much sooner as well so it's a win-win

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either way well let's build a computer shall we cool have you ever done this

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before uh kind of but not with hardware like this mainly like pre-built

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computers that are easy to like put back together you know what i mean okay so

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when i asked if you've built a computer before and you say yes but it's pretty

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big it depends so i have taken apart pre-built computers in the past but

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that's pre-built computers everything just kind of fits into place only a

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certain way when it comes to building a computer straight up from like new parts

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i have not done that before so this is a completely new experience for me okay

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let's say no let's go with that all right so let's go ahead and lay out all

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the parts we've got so we've got a tough heatsink tough SSD tough motherboard the

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theme of the build is tough all right tough yes oh jesus that's tough tough

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mouse pad tough headset tough keyboard tough

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gaming monitor tough mouse look it's not a question of how much stuff we have

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this is more of a question of how much stuff you are taking home because all of

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this is a lot of stuff goes together from what i've seen from the past few

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years the machines were pretty beefy and i think that's exactly what we're going

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to end up getting so i'm a full-time student one day i aspire to do

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photography uh it's probably going to end up changing as it always does but

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that's kind of the career path i want to go in so olivier here has said that just

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call me oliver oliver oh ollie keep it simple ollie ollie you don't you don't

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like olivier no okay so ollie here says

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that aside from gaming he's actually got another passion so what do you want to

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do with this machine i mainly want to put it for the use of you know editing

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photos and stuff like that retouching and yeah mainly creative work so very

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cool okay so conveniently that monitor happens to use an ips panel so you will

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actually be able to use it for those things as well but first you have to

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complete the rite of passage you have to actually build the machine

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wish me luck yeah i mean where do you start well

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let's go for the motherboard of course that's where we start that's a keyboard

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yeah i know i'm looking right there it's cool any thoughts of going in before

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meeting and building a computer with Linus i don't know what to expect i feel

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like there's going to be a lot of beef going on Linus is going to be trying to

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making fun of me and we're going to be going back and forth you know how it goes okay great now ollie i know you had

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said you wanted a minimalistic design um

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we didn't manage to pull that off it's all good all right we got a 9th gen i7 i

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have no idea how many cores or whatever this thing has 9 700 cases 97.8

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eight threads super fast it's gonna rip through pretty much everything games

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photo editing video editing you name it as long as you don't break it in the

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next couple of minutes there we go all right you got this so

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have you ever installed a CPU before no okay cool that changes today

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what could possibly go wrong i mean you have insurance right

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for this no oh okay cool yeah of course not no if you break your computer it's

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broken i think he thinks i'm joking no you're

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not you know if you break it it's broken don't worry though it's tough

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so we're going to line up our arrow with our dot

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no force whatsoever obi-wan

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need not be summoned for this task

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what CPU is now installed all right well that's done let's do the RAM nope

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all right go for it okay oh boy oh that was janky hey

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there it is what's next i don't know it's good for RAM sure the tough RAM go for it

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do you think you can handle this on your own you seem honestly you seem pretty

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confident you're saying you're nervous come on click in

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that was so unsatisfying well it's 32 gigs of RAM does that help with the

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satisfaction yes it does dude one for every chrome tab i

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love it my mum's so disappointed in me right now

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kind of can't even click the RAM in properly it's like the easiest part nah you're

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good you got it all right 32 gigs of RGB

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RAM just like that what's next uh

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i don't know whether we put the cooler on now or something or you can do it in

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whatever order you want that's the way that it is it's the power supply it is

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and i'm just here to we could do the power supply now if you want sure don't

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be the dumbest idea i could come up with something dumber if you'd like all right

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another one of these boxes that you don't know how on earth to open

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thank you here's our weird knife sorry that our canadian knives are too weird

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for you it's all good they're sharper than what we have no i thought that

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australia is like the land of now that's a knife you know i'm going to use this

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to pry the box open because my fingers are not that small

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so now we just follow the order of operations

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so back plate goes on the back all right do we build on top of this thing or do

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we like yeah sure why not okay cool well i'm asking you what the right way to do

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it is you put the motherboard on top of that

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you put the motherboard on top of that are you crazy you just dumped the

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motherboard i said don't know there's no way you do oh that's the bottom part you

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put the motherboard oh i get it on top of that

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give it a bit more than that a bit more yeah a bit more that's good that's good

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that's good oh wow okay you got to kind of wipe it

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okay all right all right oh god

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oh okay you have to have it centered is it

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sensitive i mean it should be look okay just just stop stop stop fussing with it

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first it's fine are you going to tighten it down yeah you're looking at me like

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i'm doing something wrong i'm probably just slow that's all not the best at

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screwing don't take that the wrong way

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there's only one way to take that that's what she said

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oh boy is that tight enough for you

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yeah all right until it falls off that's what she said okay all right so the next

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thing we're going to do is we're going to install these handy dandy little fan

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mounts so basically you put these on both sides

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and then these guys stick in there see that oh do they just sit like this

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so they have to push them through all the way no you need to pull them through all the way okay it's easier to pull

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from the back than to push from the front

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look you can tell he's judging me look at him

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look away the other way i'm doing stuff thank you

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see i feel so much more confident now he's gonna like this better until he

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breaks something that's a bit janky is it meant to be like that it doesn't

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really matter okay that's the lionesses motor

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it's your computer what do i care all right what's next then cool i guess we

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like throw it in the case now or something we could do that sure would

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you like to do that yeah let's go for it okay you sure there's nothing else to

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mount to the motherboard before we put it in the case well now that you're saying it i feel

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like there is but i'm just gonna well we're gonna put the graphics card

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and we'll do it like once we get the motherboard in right anything else though

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oh for god's sake what are we missing i i'm not saying we're missing anything

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i'm just asking if you're sure that there's nothing else you're zooming in

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on something i can tell we're missing something maybe we should let your mom do it yeah

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well he zoomed it in like

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can you stop handling that like that i don't handle it you do this i clearly

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learned how to build computers from my show okay

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that's why i don't know how to do it properly this is a machine that actually

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needs to work for an extended period of time after like you want to actually use

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this for years to come right yeah of course so we're going to handle it by

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the edges all right all right cool stop it

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you said handle by the edges the hardware first okay jesus have some

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lunch will make you a bit happy out of ten how does it taste

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oh i should put vegemite in it we could it's in my bag lioness

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you're disappointing like hundreds of thousands of australians right now as

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far as i can tell australians know that vegemite is terrible they've just made

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it part of their culture so that they can meme it up and force other people to

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be bad for not eating it no i'm i'm not eating it's a decent yes

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you i've tried it i'm not eating it again it's terrible

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look at me look at me i'm trembling jesus excuse me

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oh two times go on some tim tams

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what are tim tams you've never had tim tams okay tim tams i've never tried now

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that's where the real disappointment comes in all right i'll try a tim tim oh thank

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you these look good you should only hop take the rest no

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there's two in power i don't know these are glasses

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exactly it helps if you go in at a bit of an

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angle i like that yeah like that yeah yep you got it

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great okay what do you want to put in here next

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uh yeah we could do your SSD not sure all right see i never deal with this

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high-end stuff oh jesus that was

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eventually gonna happen that's fine that's your computer thank you that's all good

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i mean it's tough right it's tough it's tough tough i hate it so much when

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people look over my shoulder

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graphics card no oh i want graphics cards yeah

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everyone wants to do graphics card graphics card comes last

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okay we'll power supply all right power supply let's do it hey at least it's a

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cool power supply this is a cool power supply

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on the side a what a wattage readout oh what a dredo yeah it says how much power

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you're going to drive 850 watts right on the side holy crap it's 80 plus platinum

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my current one is like 350. oh my computer that thing it's it's old it's

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really old uh when i first got it was actually a really decent computer and

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even though it is still okay it's on its way to dying basically like it's been

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around for six years or something at the moment on its way to seven

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so yeah i'm definitely in for a reboot so this is really great ollie just found

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out for the first time that we don't ship the system to him assembled because

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he lives it lives in the land of oz so we actually are going to take the system

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back apart pack it all up in the boxes he has to put it back together again

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what's your confidence level uh building it without my assistance well i can just

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watch a uh Anthony build guide

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open up your power supply Anthony build guide was a perfectly

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acceptable answer now if he'd said anything about like bit wit or paul's

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hardware or anything like that all right there it is

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that is the kind of power supply that

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justifies you know this box you know so before you

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do that i have a bit of a challenge for you how do you get this power supply in

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that case i want to see if you can do it i think we'll have to remove this part here all

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right let's have a look he got that a lot faster than i expected

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i'm tightening it how do you reverse this thing like that

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all right so this goes in the bottom of the case now tools are you familiar with

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the uh the comic strip peanuts no charlie brown no okay well there's a

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character lucy and she always promises charlie brown that this time when she

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holds the football and i mean an american football not a soccer ball when

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she holds the football she won't pull it away when he goes to kick it causing him

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to fall on his back and what's the moral of the story

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dang it i knew i was waiting for it to happen

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all right let's get this thing in there

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i've got this one over here too can you grab this one for a second yeah

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what i hello you gotta grab the eight tim

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i plugged it in already now for our last trick

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we just need to cover up all that cable mess cool

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so we'll put our shroud back and uh well

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i had this lined up a second ago shoot i thought i had it figured out

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is it in there it's not in there

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there we go okay it's in

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cool go ahead and screw it in thank you that took you long enough

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he's going to make me put it back in myself

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go ahead show me how it's done well it's like

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i'm confused about how it how it's even meant to go in there

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in the first place would you like me to fix it for you

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i mean we're healing this time without any sass oh okay

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you may help you can put the other side oh thank you it's the most i can do

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well i guess i can't use a special screwdriver you can use a special one if you want it's pretty warm

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see that's acid right

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jesus your ass needs some water cooling man all right

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so what would you like to install next no

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it's such a slow burn are you gonna be so boring Linus

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oh good look at that they're magnetic baby oh hello

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so no pressure but however you hook these up we're gonna be judging you ah

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that's all good are you gonna give me a cable or

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that's it why is it going all the way through i think from the entire build the hardest part about building the

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computer was putting together the things that aren't usually shown in videos like

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the tiny law like i don't know not fan headers but for example the RGB

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components and stuff like that that usually isn't covered in a lot of the

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build logs and stuff like that this is weird packaging i've never seen

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this before it's like like strapped down with plastic

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cute you wanna peel that baby yes i do we're gonna ruin this peel that is one

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hell of a thick thick graphics card there

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so this is an rtx 2070 super which happens to be great for pretty much

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whatever you want

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no thanks all right line it properly yeah it's a bit janky

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looking pretty good so far there we go

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oh boy there we go oh okay got it

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did it click yeah i clicked

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like didn't hear it looks pretty clicked to me okay

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it's clicked enough oh yeah that's clicked

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you got this so it's moment of truth time do you want

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to know if this thing powers up i should that'd be nice i mean it'd be nice going

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home knowing that everything actually works properly all right well let's do

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it let's get the peripherals laid out here come on what are you waiting for

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still minimalistic i mean it could be more i'm hoping for

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the best hey there it is how do you know if that

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thing's on it's so quiet it's tough you know dude i thought tough was like loud

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tough can be quiet! how do i think the build went i don't

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know i mean i think it could have went better if i wasn't under all the

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pressure of like shooting of lioness and having it you know knowing that a whole bunch of people are watching me but it

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was a new experience i've never handled this sort of equipment before as i said

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usually just pre-built computers that are really easy to put back together uh

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this is yeah completely different experience for me and it was a heap of

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fun i think out of all the things i'm most excited about the monitor because

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for like photography it's basically like getting a new pair of eyes so

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so while we wait for drivers to install and let you in on something

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you did really well when it came to the monitor because you're actually going to

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be running at 165 hertz on your ips display instead of 120 or 144 yeah so

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that is a definitely noticeable i mean try it

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move the mouse jesus yeah that's a big difference okay

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so uh this is the big reveal it's not big um

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it was going to be the most beautiful one that we had

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but our laser aired and there's no recovering i love it so you got the

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mountain yeah it was going to have all of like vancouver down here yeah so it's

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like the it's the top most disappointing part i

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love it at least there's a story behind it like

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it's got some personality you know what i mean oh i didn't even realize this so

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this is one of the g-sync compatible displays so even though it doesn't have

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a g-sync module in it it enables it by default so you should be having the

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g-sync experience all right oh that feels weird that is like

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fluid how does it look though it looks amazing

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the 165 hertz it's 165 right yeah oh yeah it feels so much more different

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like it hurts to see what i was missing out on i think when i get back i might

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start off with the video games just because i can't remember the last time i've had like a really good gaming

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experience i feel like being stuck with the computer i have now i've fallen

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behind in time so every time a new game comes comes out i'm like oh no

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it's getting worse and worse so i think i'll go straight to games i'll play a

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bit of games for a few days and i'll go back to what i usually do which is photography

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what is this thing how are you still alive

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jesus i don't know so honestly i mean that's

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all we really need to know how does it feel it feels good

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i mean better than i've ever experienced you notice how you know when you're gaming

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and it's working real hard the system really like ramps up and gets loud no no

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it's more of a trick question yeah no no yeah that's right

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i was expecting a little bit of but no just want to say a big thank you to ASUS

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and LTT for sponsoring this whole video honestly i don't think there's any

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experience in my life that i had like this it's it's a really trippy thing to

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be sitting right here and actually shooting a video of all the guys i

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didn't really think i'd ever get the opportunity to do this

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um also a big thank you to jono who's sitting right in front of me he had to

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put up with all of the problems that we came across and

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honestly i'd list them all but i don't think we have enough time so thank you

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very much man

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so that's it for rg rig reboot 2019 we

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had a couple of small hiccups but i think we covered for them

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reasonably well right yeah yeah

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exactly that's what's up so good look i killed someone congratulations to

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everyone who won this year especially you how you feeling

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really did you get a kill yeah i got one there's a tank

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oh that's rough yeah and i guess we'll end on that note