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this CPU is ancient technology by today's standards one measley corpe

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clocked at just 1.8 GHz but when I was in grade n this

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Pentium 4 processor was crowned The Benchmark Destroyer by Maximum PC

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Magazine it ran Quake 3 at a blistering

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226 frames per second that is 18% faster

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than the very best that AMD could muster at the time though it would have cost

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you an extra $450 today dollar for the privilege now

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at that point in my life my only source of income was the shiny Looney that my

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parents would give me for each wheelbarrow of manure that I hauled to

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the Garden so to say that this would have been Out Of Reach for me would be a

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gross understatement and even if I could

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afford the CPU there is no way that I

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would have been able to obtain The Supporting Cast starting with this

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premium ASUS p 4T motherboard with both

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software and Hardware overclocking

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controls one day I told myself one day

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the price of all of this will come down and I will build a dream machine of my

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very own well guess what folks it's ones

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day and the pile around me might not look it but in September of 2001 this

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was maximum PC's dream gaming machine

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build dream being an excellent choice of words since the total cost was about

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$5,700 that is almost three Vision Pros

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in today's money it was a lot cheaper

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today but eBay fees are still a trip and I could use some help paying for all

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now I showed you guys the CPU and motherboard but what about our eyew

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watering 256 megabytes of 800 megat transfer per

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second Rd RAM from Samsung that's right

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it wasn't always DDR and rambus memory

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was chosen for this build because of its smarter bandwidth utilization compared

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to DDR in hindsight it was a not a great

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standard it ran hot it was power hungry and generally performed worse per dollar

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and went out of Style just around the time this build was spec but hey sucks

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to BS I guess like modern DDR memory controllers you could run Rd RAM in dual

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channel for increased bandwidth but it was just Dumber that is to say that if

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you only had two sticks you had to install these dummy modules in the empty

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ones in order for it to operate properly it was a pretty good system here's a

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bizarre one at this stage in the game aftermarket CPU cooling was more of an

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afterthought with Maximum PC opting for

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the Box cooler from Intel which isn't to

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say that PC cooling didn't matter it was just more about case selection this is

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in my humble opinion one of the big highlights of this build The Cooler

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Master ATC 20101 we had to reach out to

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fellow YouTuber retro machines who made a video covering this case 10 years ago

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in order to get our hands on one that is how rare these things have become thank

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goodness he's still head is kicking around it supports up to 10 drives

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including four internal hard drives it's got support for four fans two in the

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front one in the back one in the top and it's even got two front USB ports which

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guys was not a given back then okay of

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course none of that is what's turned it into an absolutely Timeless piece of

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gaming history that is the aesthetic

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snake oil marketing about convective cooling aside as Maximum PC put it

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nothing says Swank better than brushed aluminum and that is so brushing true

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also can we take a moment to appreciate this build quality damn they don't build

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them like that anymore speaking of ludicrous overbuild here's a cool

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feature that we used to see on high-end cases removable motherboard trays and

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the idea was that oh yeah you can you

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know build the whole platform outside of the case and then slide the whole thing

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in when you're good to go so convenient

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now all I need to do is slide this into the case do most of the build and cable

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tie everything into place effectively locking the motherboard in guess you can

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see why these didn't last archaic odity is aside though it's

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fascinating to see how little the ATX standard has actually changed aside from

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maybe making some extra room for a power supply and adding some speed holes for

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more cooling you could absolutely build modern system in this thing of course

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that isn't the exercise today it's been a while since I've installed spinning

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rust as a boot Drive in a gaming PC but today we've got not one but two

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identical IBM deskstar 60g XP hard

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drives at least that's what we ordered

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then one of them showed up as um not one

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of those which is kind of an issue since Maximum PC calls for a very fast stripe

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raid zero boot config except that they

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didn't know that desk Stars especially

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the 75 GXP family would earn the nickname death stars for their

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exceptionally High failure rates and would contribute to IBM divesting of its

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entire hard drive business to Hitachi just one year after the publication of

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this issue so from my point of view we should just appreciate the one in a

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million shot that one of these showed up in working order run the system off that

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and then our promised FastTrack 100 tx2 raid card can just be for

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decoration now as Maximum PC put it rounded IDE cables provide no better

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performance but they elicit ooze and Oz

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whenever we show off the machine and they felt this was well worth their

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Hefty price tag now this one's a little

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bit more ooh and but hey at least we also have some

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black wi Loom to cover it up speaking of cable management you guys should check

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out our sick new cable management arches at LTT Store.com just keep the more

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powerful magnets away from your hard drives now we just got to figure out how

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to get the games onto the hard drive it sure isn't going to be with the network

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port on our motherboard don't worry guys we are going to add a network card but

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that isn't going to be how we install games for that we're going to need the

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TDK Voss CD you show me better branding

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and I will show you a liar that is hilarious it offers up 24x right speeds

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10x rewrites 40x read speeds and they

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claimed burst reads of up to 16.6

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megabytes per second which hilariously

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is just about the average worldwide broadband internet speed today so good

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job TDK and it had even more going for it one of its killer features was its

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proprietary burn prooof technology which

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allowed you you to safely write or burn a disc while using your PC for other

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applications without worrying about buffer underrun errors with other drives

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doing so much as interacting with your computer at all depending on the overall

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speed of your system would often lead to shiny but useless coasters back then by

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the way it was also common to have a secondary optical drive to make the

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creation of backup media easier you could burn straight from disc to dis or

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so you could just leave your favorite game installed on the drive while you created an MP3 mix CD so that's why we

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also threw in this tashiba SDM 1217 DVD

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drive rounding out our Drive selections the most exciting thing I can say about

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this Samsung floppy disc drive is that it's silver and sort of matches the

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color of her case thankfully things get a little more

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electric when we move on to power we've got the PC power and cooling silencer

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420 which okay is not not quite the same as the 400 watt unit that the magazine

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suggests but come on guys finding exact part number matches for E-Waste from 23

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years ago is hard and this one is definitely nicer in any case this line

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of seic manufactured units had a good reputation for both reliability and for

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quiet operation I got to say it's kind of wild

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to me that 420 Watts was enough to power

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an entire topend gaming machine when we've got consumer CPUs that will draw

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nearly that much today

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alone

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yeah I guess this is the part in the build where we give up on the cable

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management and take a leaf out of Maximum PC's book yes split Loom wire

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covers they were awful then and they're awful now on the subject of things with

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very different power requirements today it's finally time for the pesta

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resistance this ASUS NVIDIA v8200 Deluxe

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a GeForce 3 card with an AGP 4X

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interface 64 megabytes that's right 64

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million bytes of video memory and a rated 200 MHz clock speed that by the

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way this variant juices all the way to

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270 mahz as if you guys weren't drooling

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already it has four pixel shaders one

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vertex Shader support for Direct X 8.1 and openg which brings us to all the

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other fun cards we get to install I already talked about our IDE raid card

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but we've got two more devices our

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3om 100 megabit per second network card

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and O this one's cool our Hercules game

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theater XP which we're going to dive into a little bit more as we set up our

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audio first we need to see if this thing even

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works oh that's a good sign oh no it's

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on it's on yeah give it a sec give it a sec it's got this beep is good that

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means I wired up the speaker correctly let's go hey there we

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go ooh manual frequency let's overclock

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no let's not overclock yet let's just make sure we've got the right boot

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device selected get this thing fired up we may

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want to pull up the ID raid

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card okay I know I know the Death Star

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recommendation wasn't the only one that wouldn't age well Windows me the last do

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space Windows is widely considered to be the worst version of Windows ever

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released largely because it was a reliability nightmare but unfortunately

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when this system was published in Maximum PC Windows XP had been released

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to oems but was still about a month away

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from retail so uh this is what we got oh I guess we can

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start talking about peripherals though for our monitor we ended up looking over

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a few pages to the dream content creation guide and found the Sony fw900

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arguably the best consumer CRT ever made

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this thing is so legendary we made a dedicated video about it and it is one

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of the only three parts of the setup that are actually worth more today than

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they were at launch it's around $3,000 for one in good condition but at

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up to 1440 P at 60 HZ and up to 160 HZ

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at lower resolutions with near perfect blacks and motion Clarity it's a pretty

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incredible display even now can I make a

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comment about this Mouse yeah I hate it

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was this really their recommendation yeah it vibrates every time you hover

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over an icon yeah that's awful neet the Logitech

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I feel why would you point and click

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when you can feel and click here I'm going to try and get my mic close to

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this thing can you hear that oh yeah making

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matters worse it is heavy as all get out which doesn't even appear to be all the

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vibration motor it looks like it has a big metal plate in it I guess that was a

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feature thankfully the keyboard Choice was a little less polarizing this is

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from kronic lifetime series and it uses kronic designer rubber doome switches

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supported with springs these um were not

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favored by keyboard enthusiasts and honestly feels pretty cheap but maybe it

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was good bang for the buck this is wild they claim it's

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similar in performance to a toer real

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force uh you know what it's not that bad

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to type on it's mushy though it's not great it's not great what is going to be

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great is our audio experience starting with the other half of the Hercules game

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theer XP that I showed you guys before you see the card only has two ports on

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it an oxen and a db44 connector what

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goes at the other end of this thick 2 m

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cable this awesome external module I'm

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talking analog 5.1 for surround sound speakers every input Under the Sun

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quarin Jack RCA midi coax and spiff it's

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got built-in volume controls a game port for your joystick and did I even mention

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it's got a four port integ ated USB hub

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this module makes connecting everything much easier not just our

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audio sound card or like everything card

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of course that is what we're going to use it for first though I remember these

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I had a set of these the clips promedia Ultra 5.1surround

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tested and they were right long story short I made the mistake of selling mine

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for a fraction of what I paid for it back in the day which makes the price we

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paid to replace it so much more painful

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that's right my friends this is one more item that regularly goes from about the

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same today than it did back when it was new and that's even if you can find the

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all important control pod and subwoofer

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with bash oh are we crab raving right

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away yes man I miss my prome ultra

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51s oh yeah no no these things were

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legitimately awesome also are my surrounds my primaries I think it might

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be I think I might be a little confused by the MP3 encoding yeah but the sub

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Works David did you check this out no the center channel has a cute little

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stick so you can change the height oh on

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what works best for your angle but can you have it point up uh

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no hold on you got to stand in The Sweet Spot though you got to come stand in a

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sweet spot with me hold on you're a little close you're a little close oh

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yeah is the sub

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working is it ever with bash

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technology I would be so happy to have this set

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up man dude when I was like 16 and I had

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this I was in heaven what went

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wrong Maximum PC acknowledges though that not everyone has a living situation

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that's conducive to a giant bulky 5.1

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setup so that is where these come in now

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I never really needed headphones living in my mom's basement at the time

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literally but if it's on the list we got to buy it them's the rules and the

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Sennheiser HD 580s actually still hold

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up very well today plasticy Construction

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compared to newer sennheisers means they don't really feel as premium but it also

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means they're super light and they have a nice neutral sound profile that makes

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some feel that they are worthy of being called endgame headphones oh look at

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this Andrew they're made in Ireland just like you now I've made one critical

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error in our configuration for return to Castle Wolfenstein I set it to my

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desktop resolution of 1600 by 1200 forgetting that yeah in those days it's

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really more like 800 by6 00 if you want hey or maybe I could just run it at

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1,600 by 1200 damn I guess that's what having a

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top-of-the-line gaming PC did for you this like unironically works so this

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game gets capped at 90 FPS oh oh oh um

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which I'm surprised we can surprised we're getting anything close to that

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dude neither I nor anyone I knew had

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anything like this anything even close

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to this if I saw this i'

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like what that's a thing that's possible

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in 2001 people were gaming like this no

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man in 2001 like what was I playing Warcraft 2 oh wow ano

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1602 what about a racing game though yeah I could get into that kind of busy

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playing return to Castle Wolfenstein right now but like yeah sure I guess the

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rest of us are busy making videos Lin

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us all right let's talk about something else with force feedback this time it's

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the Logitech wingman formula Force GP oh

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man this feels pretty basic compared to

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a modern high-end racing wheel compared to a modern low-end racing wheel yeah

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that's true I feel like I'm in 2001 sitting in my dad's lap operating the

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car okay hold on 2001 no I wouldn't have needed to sit in my dad's lap at that

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you're like a 16-year-old no no no I was uh no in 2001

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I was 13 she still a little old for the dad's lap yeah here we go driving the

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Lotus Elise W that oh is this opposite

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day it looks like you know what I can

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deal with this I can do this I can do this I got this i got this brother this

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beautiful like what 25 frames 30 frames a second that's it more than that I

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guess you know what this is very playable but you're not wrong it's

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probably in the uh opposite opposite day

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oh I'm going to take a shortcut shortcut oh points zero points for my shortcut

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why is it Opposite how dare you tell me I'm going backwards I will tell you when

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I'm backwards oh come on copper you're in

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the way buddy let me race brother is

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that a missile is it firing things a yep you de I never played this game

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back in the day look I didn't have a computer that could play this game back

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in the day it looks not bad totally looks fine I would play this right now

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but what about this is freaking awesome second peripherals

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ooh made the Microsoft Sidewinder force

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feedback 2 now with more force feedback

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than ever before not to mention ooh

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handle twist for immediate Rudder control a redesign trigger man this

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thing's freaking heavy oh wow and it

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even has an internal AC to DC power

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supply this thing actually feels pretty good it's pretty nice I like it wow that

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like feels pretty good destroy all enemy

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fighters to win fire the guns oh no

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way oh wait I have no throttle okay

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that's going to be a problem come on get over here oh my God that is so cool oh

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it's so visceral got him see you later Castrol

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that'll learn you 70 mil gun look at this buddy see

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you later oh oh where's his shoot where's

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his shoot no no he's dead he's dead get over here who who wo can you shoot down

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his parachute I don't think you can so I think you just

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changed we got it

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boys see you later buddy you're a freaking Pro hold on hold

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on here's his parachute we could also play this game

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with this controller uh I would suggest against it because that d-pad is

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something special the worst thing I've ever seen it's off

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axis that's terrible Sidewinder Gamepad

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Pro more like Sidewinder Gamepad no it's

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the sickest burn that was so good bottom line I might not agree with every single

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choice that Maximum PC made here but thing is hindsight's 2020 and

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realistically if you traded your kidney for one of these back in 2001 you'd be

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feeling pretty darn good about it for a solid

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6 months until something better came out

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obviously at the pace technology moves it is rarely a good investment but I am

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blown away by how many of these components do still hold up reasonably

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well today and the fact that any of them are still worth more than they were back

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when Maximum PC configured this thing I'm also blown away by this segue to our

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