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Oh my god, we are screwed. I saw you might have a manual. We have taken out

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so many screws. The people love it when we suffer. That looks like ass.

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>> Charles would be proud. >> I really hope he doesn't watch this.

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>> Wait, how do we get this piece back in?

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>> It's been a month and a half. I've undergone some changes.

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>> As have I. >> Do you want the good news or the bad news first?

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>> Bad news. >> No, I'm going to give you the good news. >> Okay. I got the manual. Guy on Reddit

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came through. We got the manual. Let's go.

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>> Do you want the bad news now? >> Yeah. >> When you walked away from the shoot.

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>> Oh no. >> I did a quick test fit. It's not even

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close, bud. Even when you make them skinny like this, the GPU manufacturers

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make them tall, which not always an advantage. You wouldn't believe the kind

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of places I can fit in. But there's good news that I haven't shared with you yet.

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Jake knows a guy because Jake always knows a guy.

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>> No way. >> Somehow gets these. >> Is this a 5090 as well?

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>> This is a 5090, but instead of the fittings being on the top like in most

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desktop systems, they're at the back cuz this is designed more for like rack

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mount and server systems. Got it. Where they often have the same height

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constrictions. >> Constrictions. >> Restrictions.

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>> Restraints. I haven't technically actually made sure that this fits in

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here. >> Oh. Oh, they made their own PCI back plate. >> Oh, it's single slot.

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>> Uh, okay. It's bent. Good effort. Hold

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on. >> Well, let's hope it fits. >> Just cuz it's bent doesn't mean it

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doesn't work just fine. I got three kids.

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>> Oh, dude. >> Wow. There's PL, >> dude. >> There's so much room.

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>> We're good. >> Oh, yeah. >> All problem solved.

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>> Definitely not. >> Wait, you have news? >> Yes, because I was aware of the manual.

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I was reading through it. I think we need to take the entire thing apart.

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>> You think based on the manual and how it starts by just saying, "Please dismantle

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the entire thing." >> No, but we did that. We did. We put the the to put the thing in

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>> like getting things like the radiators in. >> No, we could do it. >> Getting the tubing up and through.

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Lionus, I think we need to dismantle the

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whole thing. >> No.

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>> All right. Hey, you're paying the OT then in 4 hours when we realize we need

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to dismantle the whole thing. >> We have all day >> and I still don't believe.

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>> No, we got this. We got this. You green. This GAN charger has a neat little

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feature. The built-in retractable cable that's capable of supplying the full 100

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W charging capacity or working in conjunction with its two USBC and one

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USBA ports. Pick up one today using our

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link down below. Man, even this manual is obsessive. How many pages is it?

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134. >> Mhm. Full color images everywhere. Like

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this thing's healthy. >> But do you not think we need to take the

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whole thing apart looking at the images? >> No. I actually have read through it,

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too. And surprisingly, it seems like we figured out a lot of the hard parts.

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Most of the really specific instructions in here that we haven't done are for

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parts that we don't have. Got it. >> Like for instance, this radiator mount

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thing here. We don't have that. So, we're just going to have to drill holes in the bottom of the case and mount the

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radiator directly. >> It's a $2,000 case.

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>> I know, but this mount is not one of Charles's original parts. This isn't in

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the manual. And you can see the finish on this isn't the same. >> M.

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>> This is Sharpied. >> You're right. Okay.

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>> This was figured out after the fact when Silverstone wasn't manufacturing

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accessories for it anymore as a way to get radiators into these things. Got it.

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So, no, like we got this. Boom. So, we just put in four screws and that's it.

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That's your radiator mount. Do we have fans? >> We actually have a whole ton. There's

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like 16.4 mill. >> Okay. Uh there is a couple bins of them.

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Yeah. >> Thought you were pointing at those ones.

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>> These these monsters. >> Put that down. How about Noctua

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Industrial? That seems like kind of the right thing to do. >> I prefer RGB.

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>> You would spit on a man's grave before he's even buried. Put that down. Okay.

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Okay. >> Do you prefer Corsair instead of Leanley? Like

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>> No. No. It's Charles. He likes things that He likes things

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that are classy. I mean, we could. >> No, I don't think we should cuz we don't

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have any other RGB in there. >> That's true. >> So, it would just be like random RGB

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glowing out through the bottom. Ooh, underglow. I >> I was just thinking underglow. And it's

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kind of gold and silver. We could give it like a yellow underglow. We'll let

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the audience decide. >> Fill out the poll now and we'll go with your choice.

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>> Wow, >> that was a good choice. >> Great choice. What? >> They picked RGB.

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>> They picked this one.

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How about we do half and half? >> Seems right. >> Cool.

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>> No, stop it. >> Fine. >> You actually have to make a choice. I

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mean, this is tempting. >> How we reverse position.

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>> Noctuas are going to be really quiet. And if we're kind of going for the

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stylish look of minimal RGB, I agree. We

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can go with Noctua. >> Okay. Under normal circumstances, I

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wouldn't really worry too much about which radiator we're using. You know, like how thick is it and what's the fin

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density? Is it optimized for our fans? But with a 5090, if we don't want our

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cooling fans blowing like crazy, it could actually matter. A cool stream

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could be a good choice. Damn, I don't think we ever used this. Okay, sick. Can

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you hold that for a sec? Uh, I want to check this Alpha Cool one and see if

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it's thicker and or maybe slightly less

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dense. >> Oh, yeah. This is a dense boy. >> Yeah. And to be clear, these are

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reasonably high static pressure fans. This is what I want cuz I want to run at

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a lower RPM. I see. Yeah. Okay. What I would have rather had though was a lowin

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density like thick radiator like they used to make back in the old days.

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>> Oh, actually look at that. >> Oh, this is it's only a triple. So, I

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wouldn't want to use this one. But this is my old thermchill PA series from my

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TJ07 build. >> Oh, cool. >> My Yatoon fans courtesy of NCX hand

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sleeved by yours truly. >> Cool. >> This is a really nice rad.

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>> Shame it's only 360. It's how they used to make them. Yeah, it's too short.

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>> Well, takes after its owner.

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>> All right. >> Tubing this up is going to suck. >> Yeah, our guess was right. The

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instructions actually are drill holes to

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run tubing. >> So, we're doing that then, right?

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>> Are we going to cheat it and do softline in the basement? >> Elijah, I think you know the answer to

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that. >> We're going to cheat it. >> Elijah, what are you doing?

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>> What? >> I'm not even talking about the cross threading. Those fittings don't match.

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>> Yes, they do. They match the same thing. >> One of them has a logo on. This is It's

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going to be in the basement. We're not going to see it. >> Charles, would we turn over in his

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grave? He's not dead. >> Not yet.

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>> Okay, then we have >> Unless you do this to him. >> We have till then.

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>> We need to figure out how to get fans in here. We might have to take the whole thing apart.

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>> I told you.

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I'll check the manual. >> Okay, hear me out. No top fans. Why

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don't you just take out the back panel? Just screw it in.

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>> Oh, >> you're a god genius, private gump.

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>> It's It's still a lot of screws, but it's fewer a lot of screws.

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>> You know what's crazy? This manual doesn't mention anywhere where to take that out. >> Well, the manual was never actually

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completed. That's the work in progress one. >> You know, bad instructions are sometimes

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worse than no instructions, right? >> I don't know if they're bad.

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>> Details. I've noticed that I do a lot of

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the working on the computer.

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>> Yeah, I'm the supervisor. >> Do you want to help? >> Wow, you're you're in the way. Oh, yeah.

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They can just slide in like a little shelf. >> Yeah, buddy. Let's go.

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>> What a good way to install a fan. This

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connector has to feed through this one before we slide it. But I don't think

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it's going to fit. >> We could use the Lean Lee fans. >> Oh, cuz they just click on and then we

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just have the one cable. I like the simplified wiring. Yeah. Okay. Fine.

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Okay. Leanly fans win. >> See, that's what they voted for

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originally. >> Are you good? >> I'm a little confused. Is this the right

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connector? >> I don't know. It was in the fan. >> They're just reusing the same connector

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for the RGB version. >> Okay. >> So, I think we're good.

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>> So, these are nonRGB. >> Yeah, these are RGB. >> And we're fine with that. >> And we're fine with that.

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>> Okay, cool. Are they standard thickness, though? >> O, I actually don't know about that.

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Oh, you know what would have been really easy to identify if we took the whole

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thing apart. >> Mhm. >> You know what, Elijah?

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>> It's not the thickness. >> See, the thickness goes in.

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>> So then what's the issue? >> It's the width. They're a little bit wider.

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>> Really? Really? >> You know what? No. No. I think this can

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work. Damn it. >> This is my job.

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>> You know, it doesn't have to be if you don't want it to. >> I know. I know. >> Come on.

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You know what would have been easier? >> What? >> If we took the whole thing apart.

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>> You know what you could do? >> What's up? is you could attach all the

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fans to this. >> Oh, sure. >> Wait,

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they have the brown tabs on them. >> We're not taking them out.

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>> We have to. >> No, Lus. We can't. >> No, we can't have brown tabs on it. They

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look so stupid. >> Lus, please. It took us half an hour to

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get these two fans in.

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We can't.

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>> Remember when you were like, "Hey man, when I get back from copy text, let's do a quick and easy shoot of building in

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this computer." My life has been upside down since.

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All right, you can change it out. >> Yeah, if you really want to.

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>> I have to. It's not that I want to, Elijah. It's that I have to.

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That way we won't see the little brown logo through the top of the case.

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Charles would approve. >> Are you gonna be mad if they're white fans?

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>> Yeah, they're hidden. >> Okay, cool. >> These ones are actually hidden, unlike these stupid ones.

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>> Okay, we're good then. >> Are you good, though? Are you okay, Elijah?

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>> Do you want the honest answer? >> Fans are in. Now all I have to do is put

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the back of the case back on and put the GPU back in. And then we're right back

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where we started. Well, I have two fans installed.

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>> Yeah, I got four. >> Wait, what? No, no, >> it's on the inside. You're not going to

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see it. >> You've got to be kidding me right now. >> I couldn't find the rest of the screws.

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>> But you put one in this one. >> Yeah, they're they're connected. Elijah,

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the radiator screws were Oh, I had you put them away. Let me see. Oh my

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goodness. My dad gets mad. I'm not mad.

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>> She's disappointed. >> No, I'm not disappointed. Not in you.

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I'm disappointed in me for not raising you right.

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Wait, Elijah, they're going the wrong way.

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>> There is one other thing. I don't actually know the internal flow path of

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this block. This is actually Optimus water cooling's block. It's a pre-production sample, so it's not quite

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available yet, but they do have other GPUs and CPUs. If you're interested in

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getting one, we'll have them linked below. Thanks, Optimus. It kind of

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matches the theme of the build. So,

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all right. How much you want to bet this is drop

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dead gorgeous?

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Holy crap. Is that beautiful or what?

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Wow. I'm done. >> Nice.

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>> Yeah. >> Hey, that looks great. >> Yeah. You know what's crazy is you can't

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tell, right? So, it would have been fine the other way. >> Nope. It wouldn't have been. The people

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would have known. Charles's grave would have known. >> He's not dead.

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>> That you know of. So, the fan hub. >> Yes.

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>> Where's that going to go? Oh, no. How are we going to Oh, it's going to look

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terrible. USB is like right here.

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>> Oh, that's hideous. Is there a route back? H. Now that I think about it,

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technically the USB is only needed when you configure it. Many of these hubs

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will retain their configuration when they're unplugged. So, we could just

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plug it in temporarily, configure it however we want, and then we could

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unplug it. >> Okay. Just as Charles intended.

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>> I think we're ready to start thinking about our water cooling flow path. It's

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a nice little 120 mm size reservoir, and you just put like a D5 pump on the back

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of it. >> Oh, cool. >> Yeah, >> it's AMD, though.

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>> Yes, >> I guess we have all three now. >> And an AMD reservoir.

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Okay. And then this whole thing goes

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Wait. So, it's in.

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>> Sure. >> Like that's in position. >> Yep. >> I need a fitting

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>> uh below you. >> Okay. I assume we're using the gold ones. >> Yeah. Oh,

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balls. Do you want the bad news or the worst news? >> Uh, worst news.

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>> The worst news is that our only fittings

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are hardline. So, we're hardlining everything.

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>> Okay. Bad news. >> We don't have any 90° G14th threaded

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fittings. We only have these, which are extremely bulky and will not clear here.

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Which one of those was worse? >> I don't know. We'll just have to find

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some non- gold fittings to hide in the basement. >> That's fine. >> Okay.

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>> I mean, I have some good news. We definitely have long enough cables that

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will match our build. >> Should we go softline tubing?

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>> It won't even help us that much. >> Why won't it? >> Cuz this is the easiest run in the whole

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damn thing. >> I'm talking softline tubing the whole thing. >> Oh, come on. We don't even have gold

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fittings for softline. >> We don't need gold fittings. We have

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gold cables. We have gold everything else. He's drunk.

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>> I don't drink. Then what's your excuse?

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>> I feel a little paralyzed, not going to lie. Right now, the task is a little bit

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overwhelming. I don't want to drill a hole through this mid plate. This is not

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replaceable. You know what I'm saying? Does that look too ass?

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If >> I were honest, yes. >> Bad news, Elijah. >> Sure. Glenn said it looks ass.

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Can we do it anyways?

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But hear me out. We go silver fittings on silver things. Gold fittings on gold

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things >> and then black fittings on this. >> I think this could get away with gold.

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Oh, good. You're back. Do you want the bad news or the good news?

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>> Good news. >> You brought back the right size of tubing for these fittings. >> Oh, nice. Oh, no. What's the bad news?

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>> It looks super thinner and kind of stupid.

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>> Yeah, it really does, doesn't it? >> It really does. >> Oh, man.

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No, >> the problem is is if we want the gold fittings, we have to do this size tubing

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cuz we don't have bigger gold fittings, >> right? It's humble tubing.

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>> Exactly. >> You know what? This is not too horrible,

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which is what we were going for, right? >> Sure. >> Not too horrible. So, how about this?

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Why don't you start working on the wiring while I start working on the

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tubing? >> And by wiring, you mean just motherboard? Okay.

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>> Yeah. >> Let's get that done. >> How do we always find a new level of pain for builds?

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>> I think that's what keeps them interesting. So, you're saying we were doing it on purpose?

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>> Well, we can tell the people we are. >> That way, it makes us look like we're

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really competent because we can plan our failures. >> We thought of this.

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>> We thought of all of this. Elijah, hear me out. >> Sure.

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>> What if we went kind of wackadoodle with the runs? Like Charles used to often do

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that. He'd have like cool squiggles and stuff like that. And what if instead of

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having this one come out and just like go down to here, what if it like came

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out and like went over here and then went here and then went over here? You

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know what? I am on board. Especially if

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it means we can use more right angle fittings and less actual bending.

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>> Okay. Cuz I think even doing multiple of

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those will be faster and better than trying to get like one really good bend.

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>> Oh, nice. >> Oo, cable combs are kind of

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>> Wow, that's sketch. Think about it this way, Elijah. >> Sure.

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>> At least it's Friday.

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I'm pretty rusty. I haven't done this in a while, so uh maybe don't look that

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close. You want to slightly overbend it with the idea being that once it relaxes

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a little. I mean, that's 90. Yes. Right. 90.

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>> Yeah. For you. Yeah. >> No, I meant like 90 out of 100.

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>> Oh, yeah. Then Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You're good. You're good. >> 90%. >> Yeah. Would you be mad at me if I

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double-sided taped this? >> Yeah. >> To the case? >> Everyone would.

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>> I'll be real with you. I don't want to be the one to drill this and mount this.

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>> Why? Because you don't want six holes in the bottom of the case.

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But are Hey, are you rolling? >> I'm not doing this while the camera's rolling.

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>> What? >> I I am taking my stand. >> That's in your contract.

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>> The the heights and everything are wrong right now. So, it it will get better.

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But like Oh my god, >> that looks so dumb.

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I love it. Oh, it's sliding like crazy.

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Oh, buddy. Oh my god. Aw.

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>> What' you do? >> No, I didn't do anything wrong, per se. I just didn't do it right.

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Oh god. Okay. Dude, I think I nailed it.

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It actually looks kind of maybe not that

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stupid.

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Huh. >> Great. >> Huh? >> I like it.

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>> All right. I'm feeling good. Elijah,

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>> that's good cuz we're done in 55 minutes. >> What? You only have an hour?

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>> Mhm. Till you start paying me OT. >> We pay you? Thought someone brought

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their kid to work. So, let me get this straight. I hardline water cooled this

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and you drilled one hole.

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I >> know you're really locked in right now, but can you see the problem?

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>> You can just take the radiator out and screw it in from the back.

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Damn it. He's so smart. This is the problem though.

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>> It always takes like four or five bends for me to really like dial in. Like this

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is a great bend. A very good bend.

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>> Oh, that looks really good though. >> This actually ended up like kind of

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okay. Hey, >> this looks sweet. >> There you go. >> This is why we still need you, sir. Our

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fearful leader. >> I knew. Did you just call me fearful? >> Yeah.

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>> Our fearful leader. You know what? I like that. It's got a nice ring to it.

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>> Well, like we're fearful of you. >> What? That's not what it means. >> Oh,

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>> good. Good. >> What do you think? Is that close enough? >> Uh, yes.

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>> Okay. I don't even know what we're looking at.

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>> Okay.

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>> Everything's good. >> Are you sure? >> Oh, yeah. >> Uh, should I remove the power supply?

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>> Nope. Live a little. >> You don't have your finger there, do

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you? >> No, I'm holding the cables out of the way.

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Good. >> Wow. >> This bit is freaking hard.

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>> I was going to say it does not look like you're making a lot of progress.

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Okay. That not going to lie, pretty ragged hole. Okay. So, that's going to

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go like that. Okay. And then this one has to go into the radiator there.

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>> Yeah. Oh, dude. That looks pretty sick. >> Yeah, I think it actually worked out

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okay. >> I think it looks really good. Man, why does anybody water cool it? Stupid.

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>> You know what? I think we might have pulled it off, though.

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>> We did good. >> Wow. It's in. Holy crap. It's in.

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>> Okay. Well, we just have one more run. >> Teamwork, baby.

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>> This is the fill port. >> Yeah. >> Oh, damn it.

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>> This is the inlet. >> Okay, >> this is okay, Elijah.

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>> Yeah. >> We just make another 90. >> Why? Where? We're just going to bring

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this over and we're just going to go down to there. Boom. Done. It'll be

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fast. I swear it'll be fast. I swear.

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>> Okay. >> If I nailed this, then we're ready to

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pressure test. Oh, I think I got it. >> All right. Are we in the

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>> side? I think I got it. I think Yeah. Oh, yeah. The side panel will close. Yeah. >> Okay.

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>> Okay. Okay. >> You're so excited. >> Well, wouldn't you be?

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>> I'm very excited. I really want to see this. >> Okay. What are the odds? You a gambling

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man? >> Uh, no. 20%. >> 20 tw 20 20%.

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>> What are your odds? >> Solid 80%. I mean, I put all the

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fittings on. Generally speaking, I don't screw that up.

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>> I mean, there's definitely a couple fittings I put on. So,

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>> 20%. >> The good news, Lionus, is it looks like we're holding pressure.

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>> Heck yeah. How are we going to do this? It's so freaking long, dude. I want to

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make it very clear to everybody watching that Charles would not like our build.

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>> It is not up to his standards. I'd like to make it clear that I think he'd be

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happy that someone is building in these again. >> Nope. >> Okay. >> I don't think so.

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>> That's crazy. He would be more upset at this current

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build. >> I'm trying to finesse this. Um

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Elijah. >> Yes. >> I think it's time to kill.

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>> Well, this is a heck of a one to start on. >> Okay. >> Okay. Here we go. All right. Uh

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>> hit the switch and then go for it. Do it.

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Dude. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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Yeah. It looks pretty sick. Okay. You're going to hate this, but I wish we'd gone

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with RGB fans. Yeah. I think that might have been the

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right call. You know what?

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We still could.

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Dude, this thing is awesome. It looks pretty sick, too. Dude, it

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totally worked out. I can't believe that it worked out.

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>> It only took a month and a half. >> Well, okay. That's a minor thing.

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>> Well, not really, cuz we have 20 more of these. What do we do with them?

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>> Well, uh, whale PCs. >> You're going to be paying someone a lot of man-hour to build some whale PCs. I'm

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down for it. >> No. >> Okay. >> Not necessarily.

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They could be a lady.

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>> That's not where I thought you were going to go. Oh, I thought you were just going to say I'm not going to pay.

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>> Amazing, though. >> It kind of worked out. And the the RGB

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fans on the top definitely make it work a little bit better.

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>> Yeah, I agree. >> I know it's stupid, but I want another

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GPU and SLI. >> Yeah. >> You know, because it would just

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>> it would fill up the space more. It almost looks empty up top. >> Yeah.

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>> It's not as good as Charles would have done. >> But do you think he'd be proud? >> No.

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>> Okay. >> No. No. His standards are here. We're

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like here. >> Hey, >> but but most computers are like here.

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So, >> we're closer to Charles than most computers. If you look at underneath,

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too, the GPU block kind of has like a reflection of like the RGB. It looks

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amazing. >> Charles would have polished it. I think he would have liked the artful

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arrangement of the tubes, though. Charles, leave a comment. Let me know.

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Did I do okay on the tubing? Even though you know as well as anybody that I did

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this mostly to save time. >> Yeah, he would have hand bent them. They would have been made of metal and they

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would have been like painted. >> Yeah. >> And perfectly polished.

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>> But you know what? I think we did a good job. >> What are we going to do with the other 20? We start a system builder and people

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can pay an exorbitant sum for Elijah to

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hand build our signature NBX2 system.

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I am very down. But you will get no more videos from me while I do that. See,

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here's the crazy thing, though, is that even though we didn't pay for these

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cases, the cost in labor to build in

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them is so high >> that we could have bought a different

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case, >> almost any other case.

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>> And I know a lot of you out there are going to be like, you guys should build in them for charity or whatever. But

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like unless we were operating this, this took

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so many hours to build in >> and we took so many shortcuts compared

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to what you probably should do. >> I can see why it wasn't commercially

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successful. But I also cannot help but appreciate the passion and the artistry

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that went into the creation of it. >> It's pretty amazing. >> That's the bottom line.

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