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Natalie is our inventory coordinator for LTT Store, an A&B sponsor to her $5,000

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ultimate tech upgrade so that we could bond over the things that we both love,

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like bikes, a profound desire to make sure

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everything gets to where it needs to go. I said 4,000 screwdriver shafts, not

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400.

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And of course, building aesthetically pleasing computers. Natalie has chosen

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wisely, but I can tell you right now, you're paying a bit of a beauty tax for

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a lot of these components, like this white Corsair memory kit, all these Lean

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Lee Infinity mirror fans, not to mention the white Yamaha speakers, and matching

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white monitors. Even your motherboard is

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white. Now, AMD doesn't make the Ryzen 5

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7600 processor in white, but what you can do is pay a white dude to install it

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in the motherboard for you. Sure.

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Another AMD upgrade, another sweep stake, and this time, two winners will

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each receive a Sapphire Nitro Plus AMD Radeon RX970 XT, the best of the best

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when it comes to AMD's new gaming line. Check out the link in the description

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for your chance to win. And thanks again AMD for sponsoring this series and

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keeping the fun going. I gotta say, when you don't buy a GPU, you can really

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afford a lot more stuff these days. You've got a keyboard in here, new desk,

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new chair, and what are these? That's

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for Michael to figure out. So these are the daytime running lights for my bike.

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And so we put custom like RGB lights

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inside. That's not street legal, is it? No, it's only for when I'm parked, not

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when I'm riding. lawbreaking inventory manager. Like it

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wouldn't surprise me if there was contraband merch. How did you end up with these? They're limited edition with

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the stop discount. Actually, I'm not lying. When you have to say, actually,

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I'm not lying. You might be a liar. Well, you definitely didn't take your

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Wi-Fi access point from work. Is this an

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ant sonata? It is a Sonata. Believe it.

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Wow. Archie comics. Not mine. It's his.

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How many water bottles does one person need? Stay hydrated. That's Michael's um merch

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request. This place is so weird. There's

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just like a sonata box in the living room. There's a graphics card with the

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backpack. Did you scatter merch around the house for me to find? Why the hell

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is it here? That's Michael stuff. But I

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didn't ask whose it was. I asked why is it here?

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You have to ask Michael. Why do you need so many knives? Merch request. I have a

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budget. I'm going to use it up. If I don't use it up at the end of the year, of course, I'm going to spend it on the

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smaller stuff, right? What is this monstrosity?

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Good gravy. O,

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what a choice, huh? I honestly thought it was a custom build in a fridge when I

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first mini fridge. That'd be cool. Oh my god, you have all

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the expensive stuff. I took photos for that, so they gave it to me. Good lord,

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do we ever give a lot of merch to staff. I'm picking up the vibe that this is a

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Michael project for today. Absolutely. Cool. Thanks, Mikey. Are you miked?

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Yeah, I'm miked. Well, of course you are. Also, I love your shirt. Oh, thank

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you. I guess computer. Yeah, we could build a computer. Sure. Do you computer

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build? I've helped Michael build my current one. Okay. But have you ever

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gone start to finish? No. I'm not picking up an I want to vibe, but I'm

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not picking up an I'm unwilling vibe. I'm down to get some assistance. Go for

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it. Or aren't you not dipping it on your end? Oh, sorry. Yeah. No, I thought I

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thought we I got it. Wow. Some things really are easier if you just do them

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yourself. This is going to be a painful day. I thought you were an expert at

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this. That's what we tell everybody. Uh before you do that, you might need this

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part of the upgrade, which is a zenrol

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stander basis. It's a bike stand. Nice. So, that's

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pretty much all we wanted you for. All right. See you later. These are turn

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signals that will go uh somewhere in

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here. And then we have the DRLs. These

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will replace uh what's in there. Uh just a completely new set. You can see

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they're uh retrofitted, opened with the uh LEDs inside. And then here we have

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our center stand because we're uh a little sick of paddock stands and it's

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uh quite a bit cooler. There's always very different energy for these for the

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people that I work with extremely regularly versus the people that I only

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really know from badminton night. I feel bad for those people. Which ones? I'll

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let you figure that one out. Are you doing okay over Ryzen 57600? Nice gaming

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CPU esports. So, we don't really necessarily need like, you know, the

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most powerful hardware. I know you play Valerant, but I saw you have a league

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chair. So, like are those your two Riot? Yeah. I got my ass absolutely

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handed to me by her at a work land not

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that long ago. Yeah, can confirm. Yeah,

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thank you. I really didn't need confirmation, right? That's fine. Right.

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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You're doing great.

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That's what overthinking. Nice.

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She's She's wise to me now. She's wise to me now. This is like $200 worth of

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fans. They look pretty. I mean, they did do that. They have the infinity mirror.

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I know they do. They have the infinity money, too. Thanks, AMD. Let's get some

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actual progress made here. What do you think? That wasn't progress. Oh, sorry.

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Yes, this is great. How do we dig ourselves out of this hole? Start

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digging up. We We should see how the

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motorcycle crew is doing. How you guys doing? Uh, great. I've got part of the

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stand out of the box. Nice. Yeah. The energy is just really awkward in there.

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I needed a break. Okay. Hey, did you see all those? Oh, no.

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You You're part of the problem. I am the

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problem. Also, they're not even running. Had an interest in it. Uh-huh. And then

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we got this place and I was like, "Oh, we have uh 240 volts. I'm going to get

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one of these uh power bars that they're, you know." Yeah. PDU. Uh PDUs, right?

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Yeah. Well, I don't know what I'm doing still, I guess. But yeah, never random.

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Never. Uh, not here. Anyways,

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you know what? The awkward energy is here, too. I'm going to go back inside.

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Good news. I think the awkwardness is actually me. The energy came with me

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when I went outside. Let's go ahead and get this SSD cover off. 2 TB WD Black.

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Man, I said this before, but it's amazing how much stuff you can get when

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you don't blow all of it on a GPU. There we go. Nice. Ah, solid statement. Solid.

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That was solid. You can't save points. No, no, you can't. I mean, you can, but

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then I'd be bringing the awkward energy with me again. You already did. Yeah, I

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know. Is this one of those little like wireless Bluetooth? You have to turn it

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on. Power on and

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Oh, that's awful. Uh oh.

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Okay, so I'm Alvin and the Chipmunks now. That's his normal voice, isn't it?

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Watch out, cuz here we come. I swear I'm

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not that off key. What? Say it. Go

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ahead. Say it.

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All right. Yeah, let's go. Heck yeah. So, there's our SSD. Oh my god, there's

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Oh, there is an SSD stuck to the bottom. Oh, there is. Yeah. Is that Oh, yeah.

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You'll need this one. It's crucial.

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is where I put the other SSDs. Sure. Technically, you can put them wherever

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you want, but they'll work best if you put them in there.

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So, this is going this way there. Nope. All right,

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let's do some tech tips. Kind of like when you're swimming, you know how you like cup your hands to like push the

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water behind you? So, the direction that the blades cup Yeah. they push the air

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that way. So, they're pushing this way. You better believe it. Ah, okay. Right.

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Left. climbing anticlockwise. It's not a clockwise if we're not going in a

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circle. This is going left and right. This may

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be the worst AMD upgrade. No, this is going to be great. This is all Linus'

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fault. Okay, that can be our theme. Let's get off of awkward and let's get

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into everything is Linus' fault. Isn't that every video's theme?

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Man, thermalite is like back, baby. They

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were the goat back in the day and then they just kind of like faded into Yeah,

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I think they still exist. And now, dude, they're dominant. Air coolers, water

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coolers, they're killing it. Next, we're going to have like Anttech back from the

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dead. Oh, wait. They are. We're going to buy an Anamax power supply. Freaking DFI

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motherboard, baby, for my next build. Let's go. Natalie, are you sure you want

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to replace these fans? Cuz they're like, they don't match. So nicely attached to

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everything already. Yes, it is very nice. But then you can make it nicer

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with other fans. I believe in you, Lenn.

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I hate it when my own lines get used on me. Like people will tell me like, "Oh,

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that's going to be pretty tough." And I'll be like, "I believe in you." And then I walk away. Feels bad, man. Is it

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that annoying when I do that? No. I do it all the time to everybody. Yeah. I

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mean it when I say it, though. I Well, I mean it. No. Um, what just happened? Did

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I set it up like this? Yes. Are you sure? Yeah. You gave it to me and you're

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like, "Here, put the band on there." Oh, okay. Cool. Now you can just do that.

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This looks great. And I got to say, reverse blade fans kind of nail a

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perfect balance between ease of installation and ease of maintenance

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because you get the best of both worlds. You can see the fans on the radiator so

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you don't have to look at the fins. And when it's time to clean it, you just

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brush the, you know, hair or whatever off of the back of the rad. It's

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awesome. Oh my god. Cuz what what uh I

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mean if it doesn't bother Natalie, it doesn't bother me. How does it look? No

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one's bothered. Everything's good. Let's put the motherboard in. No. So what is

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it? Oh, we haven't taken the peel off the front glass yet. I know that's not it. I know that's not it. What is it?

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These are misaligned. Wow.

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You're not going to see it when it's turned on. I swear to God. That's fine.

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Think about it this way. My wife has one of her teeth removed. So, she actually

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has a center tooth. And in 15 years of

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being in a relationship with her, I actually never noticed until she told me. This is kind of like that except

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that I've told you upfront. And you can move the teeth now if you

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want. I will move the teeth. Okay. Ivonne, leave your teeth. They're

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perfect the way they are. No, Michael's tooth is like that, too. But it wasn't removed. It was just misaligned. I'll go

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get a B-roll, shall we? Just yeah, just give him no context. Go, go. Yeah, do

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it. Do it. The hard part about putting stuff on the bike is there's very little

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space in here over here. So, for for

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example, this uh converter here um looks like there's a lot of space, but when

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you move the bars, you'll see that actually most of the space was for uh

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steering. But now the plan is to kind of be creative. Um we're going to have to

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use up space that uh maybe we would have used otherwise for our hands. And

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basically, I'm going to put this in. And if you need to get off a bolt, maybe you

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got to cut this out. I think I'm going to put the motherboard in now. I I want

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to take this out, but I think this is in the way cuz I'm trying to tilt it out

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that way to take it out, but I think it's hitting those fans. No. Well, you

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only put in four screws. No, I put them all in. No, you didn't. Yes, I did. I

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know you didn't. I'm not. You're gas lighting. You're not You only put four.

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Oh, you told them to put them all. You told me to put them all in. I was following

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instructions. I didn't want to be blamed. I said I would take it off. I

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think blame Lionus isn't going to work for this one. You put on the the That's

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not on me. I didn't blame you yet. I

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wasn't going to. Maybe on the next one. The theme could

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be not awkward. Everyone could be cool

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and smooth. That's up to you, though.

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I like that you've taken like the engine hoist approach to putting

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I'm liking this technique here. We're going to get this computer built. Dude,

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there's so much to do today. I know.

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Yeah. Just finding places for the cables for these modules. But the lights went

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in pretty easily. Okay. Didn't need to take any of the fairings off. The original one was just an LED strip that

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kind of reflected off that lens there. Essentially, these are inside this now,

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so it doesn't look as jank.

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And what are they doing upstairs? Do you know? They're taking apart my desk. Oh,

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cool. My old desk to replace the new

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desk. Why are they hammering? Has your desk always had a drinking problem? My

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what? Cuz it's getting hammered. Oh my god.

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This is back to back. No, this is back to back.

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You almost hit me in the face. I thought we didn't order this. I don't know. It

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wasn't on my list. I took it out cuz I was over budget. Oh, talk to

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procurement. I don't know. This will be great. I feel like there's going to be a

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lot of stuff that doesn't make the final cut for this video. lg.gg/flatplane

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for the extras. It's a pill. I don't know. Ah, you know, someone in the

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audience would be into it. Oh, are you calling this a horde? What I'm standing in right now? Ah, I sense tension. I

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think I'm team Natalie on this. I think this is a hoorde. Could be worse,

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though. Wow, that was some primo enablement. Michael, you can walk out of

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frame if you if you you don't have to just keep standing there awkwardly. This

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is moving on.

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Okay, we're moving on the box. Yeah. Are

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you sure you don't want one that's still good?

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I thought we only ordered one of them. Oh my god. It's no wonder so many people

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quit after we do these upgrades. I don't think we need that knife anymore. would

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I would close it if I were you. No, if you were me, you would do exactly what I

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would do. I would do this if I were you. No, because you would be exactly me with

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my chemical composition and my lived experiences. So, you would be Well, I

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mean, you closed it, so I was right.

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I know why they say not to use a knife, cuz you don't want to scratch the table.

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I didn't I didn't use a knife. What do you mean? Beautiful. When we check the case compatibility for the GPU she had,

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it fits. It's It's compatible. The problem is when you mount the radiator

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and fans here, they come up just a little too tall and they stop our GPU

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uh from clicking down all the way. And

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so we're going to have to move the radiator

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to the top. That's okay. That's okay. That's okay. Yo, Natalie, I figured it

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out. Guess what? What? Do you want to undo and redo all the screws on this

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again? No. Okay. So, the way it works have to There's a You're supposed to

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sandwich it. This thing came preassembled with all the fans on it.

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So, I kind of got ahead of myself and was like, "Oh, it's so convenient." And

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put it on, but the rad goes on the other

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side and the fans go on this side. Oh, that's kind of cool. It is. And then the

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GPU will sit right. Yeah. So, if you guys were watching and you're like,

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"They're installing it wrong." We are. You're right. Nice.

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Yeah. What'd you get? Um, I got something that was within my budget that

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was white still. Let's go, Natalie. What you should do, we will try to get it

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centered. Yeah. But what you can do, especially with a second set of hands to

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help, is just loosen it a little bit and then you move the whole thing. Yeah. So,

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even if we don't get it perfect right now, it is really easy to adjust. You're just going to need a second set of

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hands. I've done it myself before. It's

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not easy to do alone when there's two monitors. Okay, now we got to put the

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monitors on. Natalie, what did you buy? White monitors. Hell yeah. Yeah, these

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are pretty good. Fast IPS, 170 Hz, 1440p, what? 27 in 1 millisecond.

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They'll do you just fine. And they're going to match your entire setup. That's

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the real point of these, right? There's they're nice white monitors. So, yeah.

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Let's get these onto the onto the arm. Cool. I'm coming and on. Look at that.

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I'mma bring in a computer. You can let it go. That's okay. Feels kind of sus.

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Can I put a pooter on your desker? Just

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going to put this computer right here. All right. Everything's in. Yep. To a

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standard of quality that as far as you know is excellent.

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Did I get it? Yeah, you did. Okay. Hold it, though. Okay, that was pretty good.

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It's not tensioned. So, just wait. I'm grabbing the other bolt. So, this is

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supposed to go there. I don't know if it's going to fit. It's going to go on

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an angle. What? What? because I didn't have enough

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budget for that dresser that got delivered. It's downstairs. That'll fit

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on there. What are you talking about? It'll go on an like Oh, that's fine. See, I thought she meant this. I know.

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And that But she meant this, which is totally fine. It is still technically on

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an angle. I mean, anything is technically an angle. True. A straight

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line is an angle. This will do left and right. So, it'll stop wobbling left and

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right. So, actually, I'll tighten this a little bit right now cuz it's going to

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or hear me out. You could just do a quality job of the install in the first

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place. I don't know where she's going to sit and where she's going to want to put

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the monitors on her chair. Maybe she's going to want to move them around and,

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you know, she'll want to adjust them after. You know what? That's very well

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thought out. I would expect nothing less from a man who owns a display. Dude,

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that looks clean. You also have a arm.

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Oh, yes, I do have an arm. We're going to have to have that lower third every time she appears on camera. Now, what

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owns an arm?

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Actually, three.

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Yamaha. The only company I can think of

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that makes pianos and motorcycles. I got both of them now. Well, the piano is not

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Yamaha. Quality contribution, Natalie. Thank you. Why' you choose these? Cuz

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they're white and they're Yamaha.

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Okay, that was just one monitor. Wait, did you only buy one monitor, Natalie? I

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put two. I thought there was two in a box, so I didn't question it. I mean,

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mono sound is a vibe, right? She's melty, you know? Got that drip like no

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ice. No ice. It's cuz there's no ice.

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Looks good. You know what? I'll go. Let's see. The headlights are in. Uh,

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tested it. And the rear thing needs to still go on. We're looking good to

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finish before the end of the day, aren't we? Uh, yes.

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Yes. I got to confess something. Okay. When

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we were at Disneyland, it took me quite a while to figure out

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that he was a plus one cuz I don't actually like some of the

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new people at the company. I don't want to pay for it. I'm glad I didn't say anything stupid. That's fine. You can

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say stupid stuff all the time. Is there Do you remember on the list if I put two

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when I picked up the box? I thought there was two in there for some reason. Oh, no. Those are Those are only one in

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a box. Yeah. Oh, did you? I'm pretty sure I did, too. I'll check the

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spreadsheet. Is there a cover for it? You just going to leave the cover off? That's sexy. It looks nice. It's melty.

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You know, melty. Yeah, cuz it's it's nice. Like no ice. All right. Melty.

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It's got the drip. We had to hear that twice. You know how I know this is the

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number one instrument? Cuz it's

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Cuz it's the piano. Not.

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Okay, that one was I'll give you that one.

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That was pretty good actually. I really like that one. The next time I see a

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piano is I never get better cuz they they

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enable me. They laugh. Do you play? Yes.

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Are you going to play for us? Yes. I haven't played in a long time and

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that's why I'm getting one because I don't have access. You should at least at least try and do something something

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basic. Something. Okay. What's What grade are you in? I went up to 12

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like like there's 12. I remember my book

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saying 12. Oh, I thought it was grade 10 was like as high as it maybe. I don't

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know. It's It's been a long time. And I could ask an AI, but that would be

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Feeding the Beast. Just remain ignorant.

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That'll teach him. Got it. Oh yeah. Don't drop it. Yep.

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Stop. So, wow. There's a lot of holes on the

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bottom of this. I would have

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I don't know, dude. I got it. Oh, I got it. I got it first. She got it first. I

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don't know. I think 600 tabs. This is

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600 bucks. Yeah. Is it cheap? I don't

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know what instruments cost. There's no like fancy features to this

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and it's fully weighted. Meaning it feels like a real like a key. It's not

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just pressed and it's like digital. That's what I wanted to. Yeah. Okay. No.

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No. That makes way more sense cuz I thought this was just like the keyboard

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my kids have that we got on Amazon for like $600. Yeah.

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This is something that's to hold the

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sheet music. No. No.

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Oh, there's little peels on the little feet. Adorable. You just thought they

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were blue feet.

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You are getting jabs pretty hard today. This is easy.

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We're not going left. Oh, you're going left. Nice. Okay. So, how does it feel?

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Does it feel piano like? It does. All right. So, we're kind of

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feeling like right around here. Yeah. I'm gonna be like wearing shoes. That's

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not how a piano works.

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Well, do you know anymore? No, I told you. I don't remember how to play. You

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didn't believe me? I mean, it sounded really good up until you stopped. Yeah, cuz I don't remember the rest.

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And cut. Sorry. What do you need? Uh, I I need consent from me right in front of

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her. Let's go look. Yeah. Well, there's your

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problem right there. Right there. Right there. Yep. Right there. You don't have

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the alignment of the blinker fluid.

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I think if you go right here. Okay. It will make a room for the head right

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behind the Okay. Okay. I think that'll work. And then you can get it flush cuz it's just the one that interferes,

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right? I think you're right. Hey, I was

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right about something today. You would think that they advertised this as the

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turn signals for this bike. Yeah, dude. And look, it would fit. It's like

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perfectly contoured for the thing, but they didn't account for this. Is this

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part on the on the OEM one, too? Oh.

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Oh, I don't know if the OEM one does have this or not. No, there's no way it

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would.

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When you don't have a metal desk, it's a bit of a hassle to put all the plates in

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in the first place. But once you're done, check this out. Boom. Network

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switch. Just like that. And it's like it's on

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there, man. Does anyone want to plug this cable in? It looks really good,

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Natalie. Especially with the like white mic arm. The all white theme. I got to

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say, it's very pretty. Okay, check this out. Check this out.

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There you go. See you later. Out of sight, out of mind. That's right. Let's

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go. Oh, wait. Did anyone plug in the RGB? It's cursed, Natalie. It's cursed.

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Oh, yes. Let's go. Wow. Okay. Not going to lie,

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those were expensive fans, but that looks pretty good. That's really pretty.

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I am really liking this setup. You got one computer, one desk, one mouse, one

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speaker. At least I have two monitors. Oh,

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see, I thought you meant two monitors, not two monitors. We're on the VGA post

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code. Would you say this GPU has been under undue strain during its lifetime?

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Maybe uh involved in any cryptocurrency mining possibly. Also, it's not screwed

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in. Damn it, Ree. We're just going to run off of the onboard graphics this

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time. It's a really nice feature to have even if you're not going to use the

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onboard GPU to, you know, game or whatever, right? For troubleshooting. Is

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my graphics card pooched? It's really useful. She's up. All right.

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So, let's try receing the GPU. And maybe

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we'll get lucky here. And if not, you'll have to find a new GPU. Where will she

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find one? Where would she get another GPU? A white one specifically. Oh, well,

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that'll be harder. Yeah. I thought we were just joking about how there's a closet full of GPUs. Let's check out her

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Valerant skills. Now, it's downloading slowly. What do you mean it's

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downloading? You don't have the game. Oh, wow. That's actually Okay, hold on.

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This is a problem. That's like It's like starting and then stopping and then

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starting and then stopping. So, I think it's like dropping out. Oh, wait. So, you're on a Wi-Fi bridge, I think. So,

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yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That should have been part of your upgrade. Big moment. Big

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moment. I did the cutting and it works. Nice.

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It's a little dusty though. Did you uh blow me off?

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I feel like I just witnessed something I wasn't supposed to. Okay, dude. That

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totally worked. Don't look that close. Don't look that close. Oh, and here you

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got a little thing for your Insta 360, which we haven't unboxed yet, but you'll

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unbox it. And here's some footage of it. You know, Natalie riding around on her

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motorbike with an Insta 360. Probably some like stuff's happening or whatever.

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It's not shot yet, so I'm trying to narrate footage I've never seen before.

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That's the best I can do. Uh, should we try out the signals? All right, let's

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try them out. Damn.

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Hey, big moment. Big moment. Big moment. You have to have your face in the shot.

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Wa. Oh, it's even got the showy flash. Okay,

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that's the brightness. Less white. That's color. Wo. There's some color.

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Oh, dang. Wow. Just don't put red and

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blue on it. So, how does this work? This goes in here. I just push down. Yep.

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Oh my goodness. Come on, Ally. Yeah.

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Hey. All right. Okay.

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This is so scary. You know what the problem probably is? Is just how many

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access points there are here. Uh we can like blur this so you can't actually

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read any of them, but oh my god, there's like 50 plus APS that are within range.

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When you're close to that many APS, it doesn't even matter if they're

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transmitting anything. Just the the constant pinging back, hey, are you

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there? Hey, are you there? Hey, what's up? takes up so much of the available

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spectrum. Like that's why we're transmitting and then we're waiting and

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then we're transmitting then we're waiting. Has this ever been a problem before? Slow internet. Yes. How is this

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not part of your upgrade? I don't have enough budget.

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You bought a shiny chair. More important.

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Michael can buy the internet. Technically, you're not supposed to have

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wireless equipment on a metal shelf like this. Do you have a long Ethernet cable?

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We have multiple.

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Oh my god, we're so close. We're at 3.4 out of 3.6. I just need it to just just

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two more little little bursts of speed, buddy. Come on. At long agonizingly long

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last, we're finally in game. And you're sitting in the shooting range. You want

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me to connect to a game? I mean, that's fair enough. Oh, you missed. High

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average. Yeah. Okay, but what about the FPS? That's good. Okay. How's it

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compared to your old setup? I can't really tell the difference. Fair enough.

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But my monitor is like, "If you're happy, I'm happy." Yeah. With a couple

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of notable exceptions, namely the Wi-Fi, which I cannot believe you didn't

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upgrade. This was an incredible upgrade. Nice

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fast gaming processor, excellent for esports, some really choice upgrades on

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the bike, and of course, piano.

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Did I miss anything? Some cameras. Oh, yeah. Yeah, those too. If you guys

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enjoyed this video, you might enjoyed the last one we did where I ended up becoming the assistant of our team's

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executive assistant. He didn't lift a finger, not even to make coffee.