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Linus: Okay, so yeah you can just frame for the two shot here. 2 00:00:03.136 --> 00:00:05.538 You'll have to stand a little uncomfortably close. 3 00:00:05.538 --> 00:00:06.406 Splave: I'm fine with that. 4 00:00:06.406 --> 00:00:06.706 Linus: Yeah- 5 00:00:08.274 --> 00:00:09.876 Splave: Hahahahahaha. 6 00:00:10.276 --> 00:00:12.412 Linus: Most people find it off-putting, but... 7 00:00:13.113 --> 00:00:13.847 Linus: Okay, good. 8 00:00:13.847 --> 00:00:16.649 Splave: We both showered today, did you? 9 00:00:16.649 --> 00:00:17.951 Linus: Define today. 10 00:00:18.151 --> 00:00:19.619 Linus: Within a 24-hour period of now? 11 00:00:19.619 --> 00:00:20.487 Splave: Yeah, absolutely, yeah. 12 00:00:20.487 --> 00:00:21.955 Linus: Yes, is a bath a shower? 13 00:00:21.955 --> 00:00:23.356 Splave: Oh yeah, that's fine. 14 00:00:23.356 --> 00:00:26.659 Linus: Because I take baths with candles and you know, bubbles and stuff. 15 00:00:26.659 --> 00:00:27.193 Splave: Whatever you like. 16 00:00:27.260 --> 00:00:28.094 Linus: Yeah. 17 00:00:28.728 --> 00:00:29.295 Tivy: That's cute. 18 00:00:29.829 --> 00:00:30.764 Linus: But I'm clean. 19 00:00:31.164 --> 00:00:31.798 Splave: You are. 20 00:00:33.366 --> 00:00:34.968 Linus: He's close enough to verify. 21 00:00:37.003 --> 00:00:37.871 Tivy: What does he smell like? 22 00:00:38.505 --> 00:00:40.106 Linus: Hahahahaha. 23 00:00:40.106 --> 00:00:42.776 Linus: Cheap gel and cheap deodorant Splave: high *uninteligible* 24 00:00:44.144 --> 00:00:44.677 Linus: Okay. 25 00:00:44.778 --> 00:00:46.246 Tivy: He smells like a London drugs. 26 00:00:46.279 --> 00:00:47.347 Splave: A big school girl. 27 00:00:47.514 --> 00:00:49.282 Linus: A small school girl. 28 00:00:49.282 --> 00:00:50.583 Tivy: Like a big school girl. 29 00:00:50.617 --> 00:00:51.518 Tivy: Hahahaha. 30 00:00:51.518 --> 00:00:53.053 Linus: Okay well, we'll sort that out; 31 00:00:53.053 --> 00:00:57.223 and if I can find all the bits and pieces, because... 32 00:00:57.223 --> 00:00:59.025 Tivy: Wait, there's stuff in the bag! Open the bag. Linus: Oh. 33 00:00:59.192 --> 00:01:01.361 Linus: Oh! Oh, okay; the bag is just- 34 00:01:01.361 --> 00:01:02.695 Splave: Oh, we didn't know this was full. 35 00:01:02.729 --> 00:01:04.364 Linus: Oh; okay, what do you have? 36 00:01:04.397 --> 00:01:05.231 Tivy: Listen, I don't know about full. 37 00:01:05.231 --> 00:01:08.501 Linus: Well look, I couldn't tell; I've been lifting, so... 38 00:01:08.735 --> 00:01:09.936 Splave: There's gold bricks in here. 39 00:01:09.969 --> 00:01:11.905 Linus: Alright, you got more water bottles, great. 40 00:01:12.072 --> 00:01:12.705 Splave: Hey! 41 00:01:12.705 --> 00:01:14.641 Linus: Okay, we got you a screwdriver. 42 00:01:14.641 --> 00:01:15.675 Linus: Oh, we got you all kinds of stuff; 43 00:01:15.708 --> 00:01:16.743 oh, there's way more stuff in here. Splave: Oh my God. 44 00:01:16.776 --> 00:01:18.011 Linus: Got the screwdriver. 45 00:01:20.980 --> 00:01:22.615 Linus: Okay, another water bottle; yeah, alright. 46 00:01:22.949 --> 00:01:23.883 Splave: I'm dehydrated. 47 00:01:24.517 --> 00:01:25.351 Tivy: Good for Allen, too. 48 00:01:25.351 --> 00:01:26.953 Linus: Hey, precision screwdriver! 49 00:01:29.622 --> 00:01:31.424 Linus: Stubby screwdriver. 50 00:01:32.158 --> 00:01:33.593 Linus: Wow, you got him the whole thing. 51 00:01:33.593 --> 00:01:35.862 Linus: Ooh, scribe driver, as well as... 52 00:01:36.129 --> 00:01:38.865 Well, that's the precision screwdriver; this was the bit set. 53 00:01:39.232 --> 00:01:39.966 Don't worry about it. 54 00:01:40.200 --> 00:01:41.501 Splave: Lovely orange interior. 55 00:01:41.501 --> 00:01:42.335 Linus: Have you seen our pen yet? 56 00:01:42.802 --> 00:01:43.303 Splave: No. 57 00:01:44.304 --> 00:01:47.507 Linus: So, the story here is that our original 58 00:01:47.574 --> 00:01:51.277 production run of screwdrivers, the shaft supplier, 59 00:01:51.277 --> 00:01:53.580 huh, they didn't just give us the shaft; 60 00:01:53.746 --> 00:01:56.316 they gave us a hundred thousand shafts. Splave: Really? 61 00:01:56.349 --> 00:02:00.987 Linus: That didn't meet our manufacturing quality standards or our specifications. 62 00:02:00.987 --> 00:02:01.488 Splave: Really? 63 00:02:01.488 --> 00:02:03.089 Linus: They were just plain wrong. Splave: Did they refund you? 64 00:02:03.123 --> 00:02:08.461 Linus: No; they refused, and because they had our deposit for a larger order, 65 00:02:08.628 --> 00:02:11.498 Linus: they essentially had payment for these shafts already. 66 00:02:11.531 --> 00:02:13.166 Linus: So we basically went okay, 67 00:02:13.199 --> 00:02:16.069 well, if I paid for them you're going to f***ing ship them to me. Splave: Hahahaha. 68 00:02:16.069 --> 00:02:21.541 Linus: And we sat for a couple of years on pallets of screwdriver shafts. 69 00:02:21.541 --> 00:02:22.475 Splave: Oh my God. 70 00:02:22.475 --> 00:02:26.579 Linus: Well, we came up with the idea of taking those lemons and making lemonade. 71 00:02:26.579 --> 00:02:27.847 Splave: That's legit the shaft? 72 00:02:27.847 --> 00:02:30.683 Linus: This half is those failed shafts 73 00:02:30.683 --> 00:02:33.820 Linus: that were not knurled enough for a screwdriver. 74 00:02:33.820 --> 00:02:34.387 Splave: Got you. 75 00:02:34.387 --> 00:02:37.423 Linus: But were knurled enough for a pen. 76 00:02:37.423 --> 00:02:40.059 Splave: Genius, who thought of this? 77 00:02:40.493 --> 00:02:42.295 Linus: It was a team, it was a team effort. 78 00:02:42.962 --> 00:02:43.930 Splave: You're so smart people. 79 00:02:43.930 --> 00:02:48.635 Linus: But Sebastian I think was the guy who really pushed this project forward. 80 00:02:48.635 --> 00:02:49.469 Splave: That's badass. 81 00:02:49.469 --> 00:02:50.537 Linus: Yeah, that's pretty cool. 82 00:02:50.770 --> 00:02:54.941 Linus: So, you own a piece of manufacturing fail history. Splave: Failure, hahaha 83 00:02:55.008 --> 00:02:55.842 Linus: Hahaha. 84 00:02:55.842 --> 00:02:56.776 Splave: That's a happy ending. 85 00:02:56.776 --> 00:02:59.345 Linus: Yeah, I'm all about the happy ending. 86 00:03:00.813 --> 00:03:03.116 Linus: Coming back to memory, I was a little surprised to see 87 00:03:03.116 --> 00:03:05.318 that you really don't f*** with higher speed memory. 88 00:03:05.318 --> 00:03:11.524 Linus: This is still DDR5-6000, it just runs at extremely tight latencies. 89 00:03:11.624 --> 00:03:13.526 So, is this the ideal? 90 00:03:14.894 --> 00:03:16.829 Splave: Sorry, your F word threw me. 91 00:03:16.896 --> 00:03:18.731 Splave: Hahahahaha. 92 00:03:18.932 --> 00:03:23.102 Linus: He's more of a gentle giant, whereas I'm like a foul-mouthed little elf. 93 00:03:23.102 --> 00:03:24.604 Splave: Hahahahahaha Linus: That's our dynamic. 94 00:03:26.806 --> 00:03:27.807 Splave: That's so funny. 95 00:03:29.175 --> 00:03:31.110 Tivy: Oh, you dirty little elf. 96 00:03:31.911 --> 00:03:33.146 Linus: Let's put in an SSD. 97 00:03:33.379 --> 00:03:35.949 Linus: We chose this because it holds data. 98 00:03:36.316 --> 00:03:37.083 Splave: Excellent. 99 00:03:37.083 --> 00:03:38.751 Tivy: But that's a Rocket Five; those are fast. 100 00:03:38.751 --> 00:03:40.253 Linus: Yeah, it's fast; it's a rocket. 101 00:03:41.454 --> 00:03:42.288 Linus: Look at it go! 102 00:03:42.288 --> 00:03:43.056 Whoa, God! 103 00:03:43.056 --> 00:03:47.527 Oh, no; Katy Perry! Are you okay in there? 104 00:03:47.894 --> 00:03:48.861 Linus: Lauren Sanchez. 105 00:03:48.861 --> 00:03:49.395 Linus: Ow. 106 00:03:50.063 --> 00:03:50.763 Tivy: Oh, no. 107 00:03:52.198 --> 00:03:52.966 Tivy: Goddammit. 108 00:03:52.999 --> 00:03:54.834 Linus: *Chuckles towards the ground* 109 00:03:54.834 --> 00:03:56.002 Tivy: Hahahahaha. 110 00:03:56.502 --> 00:03:59.439 Splave: You did a pretty good job, actually; that was good. 111 00:04:01.674 --> 00:04:03.176 Linus: So, you do this go fast. 112 00:04:03.176 --> 00:04:03.443 Splave: Okay. 113 00:04:03.443 --> 00:04:04.410 Linus: I do make it fun. 114 00:04:04.410 --> 00:04:05.245 Splave: Let's go, Jeff. 115 00:04:06.145 --> 00:04:07.013 Tivy: Haha! 116 00:04:09.215 --> 00:04:10.250 Linus: Oh, yeah, now- 117 00:04:10.283 --> 00:04:13.386 Linus: Dude, how different is your perspective, 118 00:04:13.386 --> 00:04:13.886 Splave: Uhuh. 119 00:04:13.886 --> 00:04:15.588 Linus: now that you're a system integrator? 120 00:04:15.588 --> 00:04:16.723 Splave: Very different. 121 00:04:16.723 --> 00:04:17.357 Linus: Yeah. 122 00:04:17.357 --> 00:04:20.960 Linus: All of a sudden, the like bulls*** that's like, 123 00:04:21.160 --> 00:04:23.229 Linus: why do they even have this!? This sucks! 124 00:04:23.263 --> 00:04:24.864 Linus: It's like, oh thank God... 125 00:04:25.031 --> 00:04:28.301 Splave: Mostly why are a lot of the PSU cables very short 126 00:04:28.334 --> 00:04:30.703 for where you need them to go; it's one of the things. 127 00:04:31.271 --> 00:04:34.140 Linus: Yeah, I remember being outraged when I learned why, 128 00:04:35.241 --> 00:04:37.644 because back in the day, a lot of manufacturers 129 00:04:37.677 --> 00:04:40.380 used to shorten their cables to juice their efficiency numbers. 130 00:04:40.380 --> 00:04:41.347 Splave: Oh, God. 131 00:04:41.648 --> 00:04:44.817 Linus: It's like, but it doesn't reach the thing! 132 00:04:44.817 --> 00:04:46.819 And that was around the transition. 133 00:04:46.819 --> 00:04:48.721 Splave: How are the sales when no one's buying them? 134 00:04:48.988 --> 00:04:50.089 Linus: Exactly! 135 00:04:50.089 --> 00:04:52.091 Linus: Because that was around the transition 136 00:04:52.091 --> 00:04:55.295 Linus: from top-mounted power supplies to bottom-mounted power supplies. 137 00:04:55.328 --> 00:04:56.362 Splave: Which is great. 138 00:04:56.362 --> 00:04:56.929 Linus: Yeah. 139 00:04:56.929 --> 00:05:00.199 Linus: Which overall, I mostly support; 140 00:05:00.199 --> 00:05:03.303 Linus: but when you had these power supplies that were designed for this. 141 00:05:03.303 --> 00:05:04.003 Splave: That is going to here. 142 00:05:04.003 --> 00:05:06.205 Linus: And they had to go all the way up to the 8 pin... 143 00:05:06.539 --> 00:05:08.141 Linus: Well, 4 pin in those days. 144 00:05:08.474 --> 00:05:09.175 Linus: God I'm old! 145 00:05:09.275 --> 00:05:11.477 Splave: Some of those were like this long, I think. 146 00:05:12.011 --> 00:05:12.645 Linus: Mm-hmm. 147 00:05:12.812 --> 00:05:14.013 Splave: Well, they only needed to be. 148 00:05:14.013 --> 00:05:14.614 Linus: Yep. 149 00:05:15.148 --> 00:05:18.751 Linus: Because that's a perfectly fine length, and that's all you need. 150 00:05:18.918 --> 00:05:19.886 Splave: Totally average. 151 00:05:20.553 --> 00:05:22.055 Linus: Totally average. 152 00:05:22.922 --> 00:05:27.393 Splave: Have you ever had a request for someone that wanted you to build them a PC? 153 00:05:27.727 --> 00:05:29.429 Linus: Nope, never happened, not once. Splave: No? 154 00:05:29.462 --> 00:05:31.197 Linus: No, I'm kidding; yes. 155 00:05:31.197 --> 00:05:34.300 Splave: For like we'll pay whatever you want, just I want you to make it. 156 00:05:35.435 --> 00:05:38.204 Linus: Actually, that surprisingly rarely. 157 00:05:38.204 --> 00:05:38.571 Splave: Really? 158 00:05:38.571 --> 00:05:39.038 Linus: Yeah. 159 00:05:40.373 --> 00:05:42.175 Splave: Like the Sultan of Brunei or something. 160 00:05:43.676 --> 00:05:45.311 Linus: Yeah, not so much. 161 00:05:45.445 --> 00:05:48.848 Linus: And you know what? It actually kind of makes sense 162 00:05:48.848 --> 00:05:53.386 when you consider like, how good some of those boutique guys are at what they do. 163 00:05:55.154 --> 00:05:55.888 Linus: How about you? 164 00:05:56.556 --> 00:05:58.958 Linus: Because you actually have an SI business, whereas I don't. 165 00:05:58.958 --> 00:05:59.892 Splave: Yeah, a couple. 166 00:06:01.494 --> 00:06:07.066 Splave: The one I said, so like how much do you care about the overclocking part? 167 00:06:07.066 --> 00:06:10.670 Like, just so I could make myself feel bad when he says he didn't care. 168 00:06:10.670 --> 00:06:11.771 He didn't care at all. 169 00:06:11.771 --> 00:06:12.171 Linus: Yeah. 170 00:06:12.171 --> 00:06:13.206 Splave: He said, I saw you on Linus 171 00:06:13.206 --> 00:06:16.442 and I thought you were a nice guy, so let's do it. 172 00:06:16.709 --> 00:06:20.046 Splave: I was like, oh, thank you; and then I go weep in the corner. 173 00:06:26.419 --> 00:06:27.754 Splave: It is what it is, it was a sale. 174 00:06:27.954 --> 00:06:28.621 Linus: Yeah. 175 00:06:28.621 --> 00:06:29.422 Linus: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. 176 00:06:31.524 --> 00:06:33.292 Linus: As long as the check clears, right? 177 00:06:33.292 --> 00:06:35.862 You know, we're running businesses here, right? 178 00:06:35.862 --> 00:06:38.631 Linus: I think that even if someone doesn't care about the overclocking, 179 00:06:38.664 --> 00:06:39.098 Splave: Mhmm. 180 00:06:39.098 --> 00:06:41.367 Linus: you know, I think that there's still, 181 00:06:41.501 --> 00:06:43.436 you know, that's got to be at least part of the reason 182 00:06:43.436 --> 00:06:45.505 that they reached out to you, is it adds that credibility. 183 00:06:45.505 --> 00:06:45.938 Splave: Okay. 184 00:06:46.038 --> 00:06:50.209 Linus: It's like just because I don't want an F1 driver to drive me at 200, 185 00:06:50.209 --> 00:06:53.312 you know, 250 kilometers an hour to my destination 186 00:06:53.312 --> 00:06:55.515 Linus: doesn't mean I wouldn't feel safer if they were the one driving. 187 00:06:55.515 --> 00:06:57.717 Splave: No, I get that; that's a good analogy. 188 00:06:58.050 --> 00:07:00.753 Splave: It's always cars with computer stuff. 189 00:07:00.753 --> 00:07:01.721 Linus: It's so easy. 190 00:07:01.721 --> 00:07:02.221 Splave: Yeah. 191 00:07:02.221 --> 00:07:03.289 Linus: It's so easy. 192 00:07:03.289 --> 00:07:06.592 Linus: I mean, cars have gears, computers have gears; 193 00:07:06.592 --> 00:07:08.428 cars have cooling, computers have cooling; 194 00:07:08.561 --> 00:07:11.297 cars have drivers, computers have drivers. 195 00:07:11.297 --> 00:07:12.965 Linus: Hey, it was all a setup for that! 196 00:07:13.132 --> 00:07:15.034 Linus: Oh, you weren't rolling! 197 00:07:15.067 --> 00:07:16.636 Andrew: It's pure audio and that's all. 198 00:07:16.636 --> 00:07:17.837 Linus: What a waste! 199 00:07:18.004 --> 00:07:20.606 Linus: Oh man, I hate mounting these things. 200 00:07:20.740 --> 00:07:22.275 Linus: We have a rule here now, 201 00:07:22.408 --> 00:07:26.712 that you're not allowed to have Linus mount an AIO on a live stream. 202 00:07:26.813 --> 00:07:27.680 Splave: Oh no, why? 203 00:07:27.680 --> 00:07:31.150 Linus: Because they're just such a pain in the butt, Splave: You don't want to. 204 00:07:31.217 --> 00:07:32.718 Linus: and there's nothing to talk about. 205 00:07:33.085 --> 00:07:33.586 Splave: Yeah. 206 00:07:33.719 --> 00:07:38.324 Linus: Now I will align the 12th screw and it is not- 207 00:07:38.324 --> 00:07:40.226 Tivy: You don't put all the screws in; don't lie to yourself. 208 00:07:40.226 --> 00:07:41.494 Linus: It's not quite aligned. 209 00:07:41.961 --> 00:07:43.863 Tivy: You mean the sixth screw? 210 00:07:43.996 --> 00:07:45.364 Linus: Well, something- 211 00:07:45.364 --> 00:07:46.799 Tivy: Freaking liar. 212 00:07:46.999 --> 00:07:48.835 Splave: I like when you feel like you're stripping the thing 213 00:07:48.968 --> 00:07:49.836 when you're getting it on there. 214 00:07:49.969 --> 00:07:52.271 Linus: I also hate that in order to install it 215 00:07:52.305 --> 00:07:55.308 the way that I properly like to, it's really hard. 216 00:07:56.542 --> 00:07:59.312 Linus: Because I like to have the fans pulling, 217 00:07:59.345 --> 00:08:01.347 which usually means I have to sandwich. 218 00:08:01.347 --> 00:08:02.081 Linus: No, wait; no. 219 00:08:02.081 --> 00:08:05.952 I like to- Okay, it's a whole thing because if I put them on 220 00:08:05.952 --> 00:08:08.754 the way that I want to, which is pull with the fans internally, 221 00:08:08.754 --> 00:08:09.455 it doesn't look good. 222 00:08:09.589 --> 00:08:09.856 Splave: Okay. 223 00:08:09.889 --> 00:08:11.390 Linus: Which is not good for showcase builds. 224 00:08:11.457 --> 00:08:11.891 Splave: Right. 225 00:08:11.891 --> 00:08:14.193 Linus: And if I do it the way that like looks good, 226 00:08:14.193 --> 00:08:16.429 it's a royal pain in the butt because you have to line up 227 00:08:16.429 --> 00:08:18.898 the thing on the thing and have all the things on here; 228 00:08:18.931 --> 00:08:20.933 so there's just, there's no way to win with them. 229 00:08:22.435 --> 00:08:24.537 I mean, you managed to win with them so that's good. 230 00:08:24.537 --> 00:08:26.873 But let's have you talk about your thermal paste 231 00:08:26.873 --> 00:08:28.474 while I mount this stupid radiator. 232 00:08:28.608 --> 00:08:31.377 We're using Splave's own thermal paste. 233 00:08:34.280 --> 00:08:36.816 Linus: This part where you have to line up the stupid thing 234 00:08:36.816 --> 00:08:39.252 and you can't see any of it; and then you 235 00:08:39.252 --> 00:08:42.822 end up putting in a screw with your fingers like a caveman, 236 00:08:42.822 --> 00:08:46.125 instead of using a screwdriver from LTTStore.com. 237 00:08:46.125 --> 00:08:47.593 Linus: There we go, alright. 238 00:08:49.795 --> 00:08:52.999 So Allen wants exhaust because, 239 00:08:53.165 --> 00:08:56.402 but then our CPU is not getting fresh air for cooling. 240 00:08:56.435 --> 00:08:57.970 Do we just not care that much? Is it fine? 241 00:08:58.271 --> 00:08:59.972 Linus: Because we're going to be taking all that, 242 00:08:59.972 --> 00:09:03.009 all that GPU cooling air, hot air. 243 00:09:03.042 --> 00:09:07.013 Splave: If we're, are we using 4K gaming or? 244 00:09:07.013 --> 00:09:08.614 Tivy: What's happening right now? No, we're 1080p gaming; 245 00:09:08.614 --> 00:09:09.348 we want big numbers. 246 00:09:09.415 --> 00:09:10.283 Splave: 1080p. 247 00:09:10.416 --> 00:09:14.353 Tivy: I think that, wait, what's going on? You want exhaust on the radiator? 248 00:09:14.387 --> 00:09:17.189 Linus: He has me exhausting the radiator out the front. 249 00:09:17.189 --> 00:09:18.324 Tivy: Oh, that's not a bad idea. 250 00:09:18.824 --> 00:09:20.960 Linus: But then there's the hot air from the GPU. Tivy: Because then you're not- 251 00:09:21.427 --> 00:09:24.330 Tivy: Yeah, but then if you're doing the opposite, 252 00:09:24.330 --> 00:09:26.766 you're getting the hot air from the CPU and blowing it everywhere. 253 00:09:26.766 --> 00:09:28.801 Tivy: I think actually maybe, I think Linus might be right. 254 00:09:28.868 --> 00:09:29.702 Splave: Open test bench. 255 00:09:30.603 --> 00:09:31.571 Tivy: Just leave the side panel off. 256 00:09:32.338 --> 00:09:33.539 Splave: Make it on the counter. 257 00:09:33.573 --> 00:09:34.240 Linus: This is what happens when you 258 00:09:34.240 --> 00:09:36.108 let an extreme overclocker build your computer. 259 00:09:36.242 --> 00:09:37.410 Tivy: Hahahahaha. 260 00:09:37.410 --> 00:09:38.644 Linus: It's like, what? I don't know, just... 261 00:09:39.211 --> 00:09:40.112 who needs a case? 262 00:09:40.246 --> 00:09:40.980 Splave: Just throw it in there, whatever... 263 00:09:40.980 --> 00:09:42.415 Linus: Cases are stupid, what a waste of money. 264 00:09:42.415 --> 00:09:44.951 Tivy: They should probably be intakes, I feel like- 265 00:09:44.951 --> 00:09:47.386 Because a 9800X3D doesn't draw any f***ing power anyways. 266 00:09:48.120 --> 00:09:49.021 Linus: Okay, intakes. 267 00:09:49.021 --> 00:09:50.256 Tivy: You're talking like- 268 00:09:50.256 --> 00:09:51.691 Linus: So we're just going all intake all the time? 269 00:09:51.791 --> 00:09:54.961 Tivy: It's like 100 watts of heat being muddied around 270 00:09:54.961 --> 00:09:57.196 or 600 watts of heat being muddied around. 271 00:09:57.763 --> 00:09:59.065 Linus: Oh no! 272 00:09:59.332 --> 00:09:59.865 Tivy: What? 273 00:09:59.865 --> 00:10:01.867 Linus: Both side panels are glass! 274 00:10:02.802 --> 00:10:04.236 Linus: Uuuuugh! 275 00:10:04.236 --> 00:10:05.137 Tivy: We got some spray paint. 276 00:10:05.938 --> 00:10:06.839 Linus: Uh... 277 00:10:08.007 --> 00:10:09.041 Tivy: Just paint the inside. 278 00:10:09.041 --> 00:10:10.977 Linus: We're just not going to turn it around; okay, everyone? 279 00:10:11.477 --> 00:10:11.911 Linus: Deal? 280 00:10:11.911 --> 00:10:13.212 Splave: Deal. 281 00:10:16.282 --> 00:10:19.185 Linus: Splave PC, where you can get a computer 282 00:10:19.185 --> 00:10:21.320 that you only look at from one side. 283 00:10:21.354 --> 00:10:21.988 Tivy: That's right. 284 00:10:22.121 --> 00:10:22.855 Linus: Haha. 285 00:10:22.855 --> 00:10:24.390 Linus: Sorry, what's the actual domain? 286 00:10:25.124 --> 00:10:26.158 Splave: SplavePC. 287 00:10:26.792 --> 00:10:27.426 Linus: Nailed it. 288 00:10:27.727 --> 00:10:29.695 Linus: Are you allowed to look at them from both sides though? 289 00:10:29.695 --> 00:10:30.930 Splave: We're just having a good time. 290 00:10:31.364 --> 00:10:32.098 Splave: Hahahahahahaha. 291 00:10:32.131 --> 00:10:33.899 Linus: Yeah, and cable managing is not a good time; 292 00:10:33.899 --> 00:10:36.168 so we're not doing that today. 293 00:10:36.168 --> 00:10:38.671 Splave: It definitely makes it less serviceable 294 00:10:38.671 --> 00:10:40.606 when you have cable management, I guess. 295 00:10:40.840 --> 00:10:44.677 Linus: Yep; and it's not fast. 296 00:10:45.344 --> 00:10:46.579 Linus: We want to go fast today. 297 00:10:47.747 --> 00:10:50.549 Linus: Oh, you know what? That's pretty frosted, you can't tell. 298 00:10:50.549 --> 00:10:51.984 Linus: Yeah, don't look for that long. 299 00:10:52.118 --> 00:10:53.052 Linus: Okay, there we go. 300 00:10:53.686 --> 00:10:58.224 Oh, it got heavy! Now I see why you work out; 301 00:10:58.824 --> 00:11:01.560 because working on computer systems... it's like- 302 00:11:01.927 --> 00:11:03.596 He probably doesn't even go to the gym, 303 00:11:03.629 --> 00:11:05.765 just works on high-end systems all day. 304 00:11:05.765 --> 00:11:06.399 Splave: Something like that. 305 00:11:07.533 --> 00:11:08.367 Linus: I knew it. 306 00:11:08.601 --> 00:11:12.638 Linus: We're working on an AI-powered turret that sprays your cat if it misbehaves. 307 00:11:12.672 --> 00:11:15.675 Linus: So we could get like an AI-powered fire extinguisher 308 00:11:15.775 --> 00:11:17.510 if your GPU lights on fire. 309 00:11:18.878 --> 00:11:19.645 Splave: That'd be great. 310 00:11:19.645 --> 00:11:21.681 Linus: And you could run that right off the GPU 311 00:11:21.681 --> 00:11:24.083 that was about to light on fire with the AI, right? 312 00:11:24.850 --> 00:11:27.653 Andrew: That's hilarious, is that true? No, it's not true. 313 00:11:27.653 --> 00:11:30.556 Linus: Why not? Wait, that we're working on the cat turret? 314 00:11:30.856 --> 00:11:31.957 Linus: Yeah, it's 100% true. 315 00:11:31.957 --> 00:11:32.224 Tivy: What? 316 00:11:32.224 --> 00:11:33.626 Andrew: It sprays the cat when it's not- 317 00:11:33.626 --> 00:11:34.226 Tivy: Yeah. 318 00:11:36.128 --> 00:11:36.962 Tivy: What's the problem? 319 00:11:38.030 --> 00:11:38.898 Linus: We'll open source it... 320 00:11:39.031 --> 00:11:41.000 Tivy: Did Noctua come out with a new cooler? 321 00:11:41.000 --> 00:11:42.535 Tivy: What the hell's a C14? 322 00:11:42.668 --> 00:11:45.638 Linus: That's their top-down blower. 323 00:11:45.638 --> 00:11:46.238 Tivy: Oh. 324 00:11:46.639 --> 00:11:48.507 Tivy: Oh, they came out with a new version of it. Linus: Yeah that's their C series. 325 00:11:49.642 --> 00:11:53.012 Linus: They never really talk about that one, but it's very practical. Tivy: C14S. 326 00:11:54.246 --> 00:11:54.947 Tivy: Hmm. 327 00:11:54.947 --> 00:11:58.050 I wonder if I should use that in this William Osmond portable NAS thing. 328 00:11:58.651 --> 00:12:00.119 Linus: Probably wouldn't be a bad idea, 329 00:12:00.119 --> 00:12:02.121 because you get all that cooling down on the VRMs and stuff. 330 00:12:02.121 --> 00:12:04.724 Linus: I'm just going to put a couple of the Noctua Gen 2 ones 331 00:12:04.757 --> 00:12:06.325 and then just call it a day; 332 00:12:06.325 --> 00:12:09.428 but, it's not like it's going to be drawing very much power. 333 00:12:09.462 --> 00:12:11.697 Linus: Alright, here we go; just watch. 334 00:12:11.697 --> 00:12:13.699 Linus: Oh... frame... 335 00:12:13.733 --> 00:12:15.935 Linus: Okay; hey, it's behaving normally now. 336 00:12:15.935 --> 00:12:18.804 This is how we expect the computer to behave; so that's a good sign. 337 00:12:19.371 --> 00:12:20.239 Splave: You can play your game. 338 00:12:20.372 --> 00:12:21.373 Splave: Haha. 339 00:12:21.474 --> 00:12:23.042 Linus: Come on, go ahead you spawn. 340 00:12:23.042 --> 00:12:24.977 Linus: I got him! Got him! That's a kill. 341 00:12:24.977 --> 00:12:27.980 Linus: That counts, that counts, that counts. 342 00:12:28.681 --> 00:12:30.750 The gold medal isn't going to say how you won on it. 343 00:12:33.486 --> 00:12:33.919 Damn it. 344 00:12:36.722 --> 00:12:37.757 Okay. 345 00:12:38.057 --> 00:12:39.458 How are we doing for FPS's here? 346 00:12:39.458 --> 00:12:40.259 Yeah. 347 00:12:40.292 --> 00:12:41.193 Splave: About the same. 348 00:12:41.193 --> 00:12:42.261 Linus: Not much difference. 349 00:12:43.395 --> 00:12:45.664 Linus: This poor guy; I'm about to do it to him again. 350 00:12:45.931 --> 00:12:46.665 Linus: Oh, no. 351 00:12:46.699 --> 00:12:47.399 Splave: Oh. 352 00:12:47.867 --> 00:12:48.801 Linus: Little Jamidi. 353 00:12:48.801 --> 00:12:49.435 Splave: Got baited. 354 00:12:49.568 --> 00:12:50.302 Linus: Oh, Liddy. 355 00:12:50.469 --> 00:12:52.037 Linus: Liddy Jamidi got me. 356 00:12:52.171 --> 00:12:55.141 Oh, no! Oh, no; get your knife away from me. 357 00:12:56.909 --> 00:12:59.345 Hey, at least he had the respect to not knife me. 358 00:13:00.079 --> 00:13:03.182 Oh, my God; this guy peekabooed me so hard. 359 00:13:04.216 --> 00:13:06.418 Oh, embarrassing. 360 00:13:07.353 --> 00:13:09.288 No! Oh my God, I suck. 361 00:13:09.355 --> 00:13:10.289 Linus: Aaaah. 362 00:13:10.322 --> 00:13:11.924 Linus: I didn't spit on your hands there, did I? 363 00:13:12.158 --> 00:13:12.625 Splave: No. 364 00:13:12.625 --> 00:13:13.359 Linus: Ok, good. 365 00:13:14.393 --> 00:13:16.796 Linus: I wouldn't have wanted to do that; he's much larger than me. 366 00:13:18.664 --> 00:13:23.335 Splave: But no, just even your stock voltages is usually okay for things like this. 367 00:13:23.836 --> 00:13:25.604 Splave: Maybe bump it up a little? Linus: Actually, it's probably fine; 368 00:13:25.638 --> 00:13:26.839 I'm so much smaller than him 369 00:13:26.839 --> 00:13:29.809 that he'd probably just be seen as a bully if he hit me; so- 370 00:13:30.409 --> 00:13:31.510 Splave: You're helping my immunity. 371 00:13:31.544 --> 00:13:33.279 Linus: I could probably get away with a lot. 372 00:13:34.113 --> 00:13:35.247 Splave: Alright, we'll see if it works. 373 00:13:36.582 --> 00:13:38.984 Linus: So far it's working, I haven't been punched yet. 374 00:13:42.388 --> 00:13:43.055 Linus: Theoretically. 375 00:13:43.055 --> 00:13:44.356 Splave: I'm just trying to help you game, okay? 376 00:13:44.590 --> 00:13:45.124 Linus: Yeah. 377 00:13:45.124 --> 00:13:48.527 Linus: Well, you should really put your efforts 378 00:13:48.527 --> 00:13:50.996 into someone with a higher skill ceiling than me. 379 00:13:50.996 --> 00:13:52.798 Splave: So, we're not making the PC worse. 380 00:13:54.133 --> 00:13:57.002 Linus: I mean, yeah, but we're not making you game better either. 381 00:13:57.102 --> 00:13:57.937 Splave: Sorry. 382 00:13:58.070 --> 00:14:00.706 Linus: It feels like we might have capped out a little bit, hey? 383 00:14:01.373 --> 00:14:04.877 Splave: Yeah, I think probably the G-Skill memory 384 00:14:04.877 --> 00:14:07.746 is actually pretty good out of the box now; the little latency stuff. 385 00:14:08.948 --> 00:14:12.251 Splave: So, there's a little less manual... Linus: No kidding. 386 00:14:12.251 --> 00:14:15.321 Tivy: You've got to test not in CS online. 387 00:14:16.388 --> 00:14:17.623 Splave: I dunno, looks like it's worse than... 388 00:14:17.623 --> 00:14:18.691 Tivy: Can you just run the benchmark? 389 00:14:19.458 --> 00:14:20.593 Linus: You want me to run the benchmark? 390 00:14:20.626 --> 00:14:21.393 Linus: I can remember that. 391 00:14:21.393 --> 00:14:23.262 Tivy: Well, there's just like a lot of overhead with the network stuff. 392 00:14:23.262 --> 00:14:24.096 Linus: Sure. 393 00:14:25.064 --> 00:14:25.865 Linus: Come on. 394 00:14:25.898 --> 00:14:26.932 Splave: Just a couple more kills. 395 00:14:26.932 --> 00:14:28.167 Linus: Yeah, just a couple more kills. 396 00:14:28.167 --> 00:14:29.235 Linus: Just a couple more kills Mom! 397 00:14:29.235 --> 00:14:30.669 Tivy: Don't worry, it's like this every time. 398 00:14:31.003 --> 00:14:31.837 Linus: Just a couple more kills. 399 00:14:31.837 --> 00:14:32.738 Splave: You told your wife you'd... 400 00:14:32.738 --> 00:14:34.106 Tivy: Have you overclocked the GPU yet? Splave: Be leaving by now 401 00:14:34.573 --> 00:14:35.140 Linus: Look. 402 00:14:35.140 --> 00:14:35.741 Splave: Damn. 403 00:14:35.741 --> 00:14:38.143 Linus: If she wanted someone who's punctual, 404 00:14:38.177 --> 00:14:39.712 she could have married someone punctual. 405 00:14:40.546 --> 00:14:43.349 Linus: Alright, what do you want me to do? You want me to run a benchmark? 406 00:14:43.349 --> 00:14:46.085 I'll run a benchmark, what benchmark? 407 00:14:47.419 --> 00:14:47.820 Tivy: What? 408 00:14:47.953 --> 00:14:48.454 Linus: What benchmark? 409 00:14:48.454 --> 00:14:49.622 Tivy: Did you overclock the GPU already? 410 00:14:49.622 --> 00:14:50.222 Linus: No. 411 00:14:51.023 --> 00:14:51.557 Tivy: Oh. 412 00:14:51.924 --> 00:14:53.826 Linus: I just want to see the CPU after. 413 00:14:53.959 --> 00:14:54.827 Tivy: Oh, okay. 414 00:14:54.927 --> 00:14:56.495 Tivy: Well, are we done with the CPU? 415 00:14:56.629 --> 00:14:57.162 Linus: Yeah. 416 00:14:57.296 --> 00:14:58.097 Tivy: Oh, okay; yeah. 417 00:14:58.097 --> 00:14:58.430 Linus: Right? 418 00:14:58.964 --> 00:15:00.232 Linus: CPU and RAM's done, it's tuned. 419 00:15:00.232 --> 00:15:00.933 Tivy: Okay, scooch. 420 00:15:01.166 --> 00:15:04.670 Tivy: Well, it was 28, 000 MHz and now it's 35, 000 MHz. 421 00:15:04.703 --> 00:15:05.838 Linus: Oh, okay. Tivy: It's an awfully specific number. 422 00:15:05.838 --> 00:15:06.338 Tivy: What's this? 423 00:15:07.806 --> 00:15:08.207 Tivy: Okay. 424 00:15:08.207 --> 00:15:08.574 Splave: Yes. 425 00:15:08.574 --> 00:15:09.775 Tivy: He just shook his head. 426 00:15:09.775 --> 00:15:10.643 Splave: It's worth a slider. 427 00:15:10.776 --> 00:15:11.377 Tivy: He didn't... 428 00:15:11.377 --> 00:15:12.811 Linus: He's not going to tell us all the secrets. 429 00:15:12.811 --> 00:15:14.513 Splave: I didn't type, I slid into the type. 430 00:15:14.513 --> 00:15:15.447 Tivy: So I should just... 431 00:15:16.348 --> 00:15:17.283 Splave: You can do that, sure. 432 00:15:17.983 --> 00:15:20.019 Tivy: Oh, that's way worse. 433 00:15:20.185 --> 00:15:20.819 Splave: My heart! 434 00:15:20.819 --> 00:15:21.253 Tivy: There we go. 435 00:15:22.321 --> 00:15:23.656 Splave: I thought we were overclocking this thing. 436 00:15:23.656 --> 00:15:25.057 Tivy: No, I'm sorry; I'm sorry, I'm sorry. 437 00:15:25.257 --> 00:15:27.459 Splave: If it doesn't work, it's because you touched it. Tivy: There we go. 438 00:15:27.459 --> 00:15:29.395 Tivy: We're back, we're back; I fixed it, I clicked the button. 439 00:15:29.461 --> 00:15:31.797 Linus: Have you tried this thousand watt BIOS yet? 440 00:15:32.531 --> 00:15:34.934 Splave: I did just for a day at home. 441 00:15:34.934 --> 00:15:36.268 Splave: Just to make sure that it worked. 442 00:15:36.268 --> 00:15:37.303 Linus: And it works? 443 00:15:37.303 --> 00:15:38.003 Splave: Yeah. 444 00:15:38.737 --> 00:15:40.005 Splave: That's not reassuring. 445 00:15:40.739 --> 00:15:41.974 Linus: Yeah, definitely. 446 00:15:41.974 --> 00:15:43.142 Splave: I mean, yeah, it works. 447 00:15:43.309 --> 00:15:43.842 Linus: Okay. 448 00:15:43.943 --> 00:15:44.543 Splave: Yeah. 449 00:15:44.576 --> 00:15:47.546 Linus: Someday an engineer is going to sit me down and explain it to me. 450 00:15:47.546 --> 00:15:50.049 It's one of those things that's just always confused me; 451 00:15:50.049 --> 00:15:51.984 kind of like, you ever play like a really old game? 452 00:15:51.984 --> 00:15:52.785 Splave: Mhmm. 453 00:15:52.785 --> 00:15:55.287 Linus: And the loading time is exactly what it was back then, 454 00:15:55.287 --> 00:15:55.955 and you're just like... 455 00:15:56.088 --> 00:15:57.823 Splave: Yeah, what's it doing? 456 00:15:57.957 --> 00:16:01.060 Linus: Yeah; like the hard drive I had back then 457 00:16:01.093 --> 00:16:04.063 operated at like 60 megabytes a second. 458 00:16:04.263 --> 00:16:04.730 Splave: Yeah. 459 00:16:04.730 --> 00:16:08.067 Linus: You know, my CPU was 1/30th the frequency. 460 00:16:08.434 --> 00:16:09.435 Splave: It didn't like that. 461 00:16:09.435 --> 00:16:10.436 Linus: It did not like that. 462 00:16:10.536 --> 00:16:11.136 Splave: Graphics card. 463 00:16:11.270 --> 00:16:12.304 Linus: No, it did not like that. 464 00:16:12.371 --> 00:16:15.407 Linus: Like seriously, that's how fast it can force shut down anything. 465 00:16:15.407 --> 00:16:16.608 Splave: Yeah, You need a button for that. 466 00:16:17.076 --> 00:16:17.543 Linus: Yeah! 467 00:16:18.677 --> 00:16:21.447 Linus: Maybe a Microsoft engineer can explain that to me; 468 00:16:21.447 --> 00:16:27.586 if you can force close anything like that, why don't you just do it? 469 00:16:27.820 --> 00:16:30.522 Like that one actually makes me legitimately like angry. 470 00:16:30.689 --> 00:16:31.890 Splave: Hahahahaha. 471 00:16:33.392 --> 00:16:34.927 Linus: How quickly that works. 472 00:16:35.594 --> 00:16:38.998 Linus: Just whatever it is you do, whatever call you're doing. 473 00:16:39.365 --> 00:16:39.865 Splave: Yeah. 474 00:16:40.399 --> 00:16:43.469 Linus: Just do that when I right click and I click close; 475 00:16:43.469 --> 00:16:45.371 just do that, do whatever that is; 476 00:16:45.371 --> 00:16:47.139 cause that's what I want, I want it closed! 477 00:16:47.272 --> 00:16:48.807 Splave: You're very passionate about it. 478 00:16:48.807 --> 00:16:51.243 Linus: I am! It just, it's so frustrating. 479 00:16:51.844 --> 00:16:54.313 Linus: Clearly you have the means to do it. 480 00:16:54.313 --> 00:16:54.980 Splave: Right. 481 00:16:54.980 --> 00:16:56.048 Linus: So just do it! 482 00:16:56.682 --> 00:16:58.050 Splave: It already feels better, doesn't it? 483 00:16:58.817 --> 00:16:59.585 Linus: Mhmm. 484 00:16:59.718 --> 00:17:01.020 Splave: FPS looks the same. 485 00:17:01.587 --> 00:17:02.921 Linus: I feel a better vibe though. 486 00:17:03.689 --> 00:17:05.657 Splave: Just need one more to run and then you're good. 487 00:17:05.791 --> 00:17:08.327 Linus: Are there a lot of religious types in the overclocking community? 488 00:17:08.460 --> 00:17:08.894 Splave: No. 489 00:17:08.927 --> 00:17:11.730 Tivy: What the f*** kind of question is that? Linus: I feel like this would be enough to kind of get you to- 490 00:17:12.664 --> 00:17:16.568 Splave: I have a gym in my basement where I do all my overclocking. 491 00:17:16.568 --> 00:17:17.169 Linus: No you don't. 492 00:17:17.269 --> 00:17:17.603 Splave: So- 493 00:17:17.603 --> 00:17:19.138 Linus: There's no way you have a gym in your basement, come on. 494 00:17:19.171 --> 00:17:20.139 Splave: When it fails. 495 00:17:20.205 --> 00:17:20.839 Linus: Look at him. 496 00:17:21.173 --> 00:17:24.043 Splave: When it fails, I have to go do a set. 497 00:17:24.209 --> 00:17:25.244 Linus: Oh really!? 498 00:17:25.244 --> 00:17:27.012 Splave: Yeah; I workout in between usually. 499 00:17:27.112 --> 00:17:28.981 Linus: That explains a lot. 500 00:17:28.981 --> 00:17:29.882 Splave: Lots of failure. 501 00:17:29.882 --> 00:17:30.949 Linus: That explains a lot, yeah. 502 00:17:32.618 --> 00:17:33.786 Splave: I go until failure. 503 00:17:34.019 --> 00:17:35.054 Splave: Hahahaha. 504 00:17:35.154 --> 00:17:36.822 Tivy: There's a firmware update for this UPS. 505 00:17:36.822 --> 00:17:39.024 Tivy: Hey, you're drawing 100 watts less. 506 00:17:39.558 --> 00:17:41.560 Linus: Okay; I believe then. 507 00:17:41.560 --> 00:17:42.928 Tivy: It's 1, 060 now. 508 00:17:42.928 --> 00:17:43.529 Linus: I believe. 509 00:17:43.529 --> 00:17:45.064 Splave: I dropped the power limit 10%. 510 00:17:45.531 --> 00:17:50.069 Tivy: And you're drawing, it's still a 119 point somethin volts; 511 00:17:50.069 --> 00:17:51.370 Tivy: You've been drawing 1000 watts. 512 00:17:51.403 --> 00:17:55.240 Linus: This GPU really is sucking back like a thousand watts right now. 513 00:17:55.240 --> 00:17:56.408 Tivy: Probably 900? 514 00:17:56.408 --> 00:17:57.643 Linus: That's crazy. 515 00:17:57.810 --> 00:17:58.577 Tivy: It's a lot of power. 516 00:17:58.710 --> 00:18:00.579 Splave: It's impressive that they can even run it at all... 517 00:18:00.579 --> 00:18:03.549 Tivy: What is that? Is it- Why is the power connector blinking? 518 00:18:04.316 --> 00:18:05.184 Linus: It's a good blink 519 00:18:05.317 --> 00:18:06.285 Andrew: Yeah, it's been like that. 520 00:18:06.285 --> 00:18:07.219 Tivy: Blink of death. 521 00:18:07.352 --> 00:18:08.320 Linus: It's to let you know it's friendly. 522 00:18:08.320 --> 00:18:09.755 Tivy: Touch that power cable. Is it warm? 523 00:18:11.623 --> 00:18:12.324 Tivy: Blue screens. 524 00:18:14.359 --> 00:18:16.228 Linus: It's a little warm, not hot though. 525 00:18:16.228 --> 00:18:18.697 Tivy: Well, I mean the fans blowing right at it; it better not warm. 526 00:18:18.697 --> 00:18:21.033 Splave: Red blinking lights are usually good, right? 527 00:18:21.667 --> 00:18:22.201 Linus: I think so. 528 00:18:23.435 --> 00:18:24.103 Tivy: Depends who you ask. 529 00:18:24.236 --> 00:18:26.805 Linus: She's warm, that's a warm power connector; 530 00:18:27.873 --> 00:18:28.540 only a little bit warm. 531 00:18:28.540 --> 00:18:31.043 Linus: Oh dude, let's go; 42, 000. 532 00:18:32.444 --> 00:18:34.580 Splave: We’re so close - We’re legendary! 533 00:18:34.580 --> 00:18:37.416 Linus: Let’s go! We found out what’s after excellent!