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gaming event. They got the floor protectors rolled out this morning, but

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uh good lord is there ever a lot to do. >> Yeah. Well, we better get moving. We got

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to set up the stage. We got to set up an LED screen. We have to do the whole VIP

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area and the networking and power loadout. It's not done at all. >> Oh, lordy. I see what you mean. Put me

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in, coach. What can I do? >> Take the bins. >> Okay. But I really don't know how we're

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going to get from this to this in just

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now 6 and 1/2 hours. Thankfully, at least on the network

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security side, we'll have some help from our friends at Threat Locker. Cuz here's

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the thing, when you're inviting 250 of your closest gaming nerd friends, you

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never know what kind of crud they're going to drag into your network with

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them. Threat Locker's defense against configurations dashboard provides you

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with a clear overview of your network configuration and how well it complies

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or deviates from proven security standards like NIST, CIS or ISO 27,01.

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If you aren't familiar with those, Threat Locker will provide you with step-by-step guidance. First thing we

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need to load over from the storage unit is our bolted together, literally power

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distribution and networking boxes along with all of the systems for our whale

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attendees as well as our 8V8 gaming system.

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All right, let's go. There's nobody in the driver's seat. Each of our power and

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networking boxes gets one of these whips, which we thoughtfully configured

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so that they will land exactly where each of our stations are. Unfortunately,

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we thoughtfully didn't label the lengths. Nope. It's ludicrous overkill,

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but every seat in this row is going to get a 10 GB uplink thanks to this USW

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Pro XG switch from Ubiquiti, which they may actually be able to use thanks to

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our on-site Steam caching server. Of course, that relies on every gamer

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having a solid uplink to the server room upstairs. We didn't get our 25 gig SFPS

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in time, but we will have a 10 gig up link with the ability to upgrade in the

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future. Yo, AJ, I don't see a power plug for the stage.

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>> Uh, the what? >> You know, we're going to have the big LED display, right?

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>> Uh, >> it uses like a couple thousand watts. >> Uh,

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we don't we don't have power here, man. >> You told me before we started the shot

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that you had a plan. >> We're going to try to steal power from this technically. Uh, but how many watts

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does that take? >> Couple thousand. >> Couple thousand.

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>> Are you sitting on all the prizes? >> I'm sitting on my sadness.

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>> Shout out Corsair and V1 Tech at the very least, I guess, though. Thanks for

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the prizes. Okay, we really do need to figure this out. The good news is even

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if we do exceed our power budget and trip the breaker, we'll know exactly how

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it happened. We've installed power monitoring on all of the circuits or

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>> the 50 amps. Technically, I have an app uh with the Emporia view that is right

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here. It's monitoring all the individual circuit and also the main feeds so I can

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know exactly uh how many amps everything is drawing.

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>> Am I helping? >> Uh not really.

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Here comes the LED wall. Best purchase I made this year. Look, Simba,

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everything the light touches is our gaming party. We're rolling out our new

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and updated Steam cache, which is basically the same Steam cache, but less

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obtuse to manage. Thanks, Pancrats. For its connection, it uses two bonded 100

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Gbit per second links, but it is worth noting that it's plugged into an 8x PCIe

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slot, so we're limited to about 120 Gbit

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per second total. I'm so sorry, gamers.

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>> Alex is going to start building our screen. We're going to move some stuff

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out of the way for him. The tables are going to come at like 11:50 noon.

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>> Okay. What's this Rove Lab stuff? >> We're going to have to pop these out of the boxes later. So, let's move them

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into the staff area really quickly. >> Hey, there we go. Woo.

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All right. They reach full plated after

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a little while. So, we got to do these right away to make sure that they're ready to sit on tomorrow. Hey, Chase.

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>> Hi. >> Did I ever mention to you that I wanted a 5v5 tape to tape setup?

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>> No, you did not. We can do that on the stage, though. >> I don't know if it'll work on the stage.

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The input lag's pretty bad. >> Yeah. Maybe we'll have to figure out something else. >> We'll figure something else out. You

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know, the projector screen's still there, right? >> Yeah. We're not using those at the moment.

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>> That you know of. >> That I know of. Yeah. Um we could put

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them in the probably the VR after hours cuz the VR guys are only going to be

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here from like 11:00 to 5 each day. >> Wow. What nerds. >> Yeah. So, if we want to bust that out

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like overnight or later in the evening, we can definitely bring that out. >> Bust it out.

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>> Yeah. >> We've got the land cache pre-filling.

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>> Nice. It's uh pre-downloading all of the games that we've got on the schedule,

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plus a few more that I picked out that people might want to play. Uh Battlelet

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servers apparently don't work super nicely with the LAN cache. So, these

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prefill scripts go and grab all that stuff ahead of time so that if people

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download it on the fly, it's not going to be bottlenecked. >> Got it. Awesome. We still have a 3 GB

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connection here, symmetric. So, theoretically, if people do need to grab

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something that's not cached, we should be okay. But you want to cash as much as

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you can. It's not a regulation height ladder for how high you are.

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>> No. >> Dang it, Alex. >> It was the most convenient size.

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>> See, that's what I keep telling people. It's not about the height. It's about

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the convenience. I feel like it's too little too late. I think they're already

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done. But I got the ladder. They do need it. I'm not useless. Okay, so it's

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supposed to be 6' and 1/4 in. So, yeah, we're we overcooked it a little bit. All

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the retro gaming stuff is in the way of the tables. Where does the retro gaming

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stuff go? Cuz right now it's right where our tables need to be. Retro Gaming goes

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on the stage a little bit further back. >> Oh, >> where is the stage?

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>> What time's the stage coming? >> Uh, between 1 and two. >> Oh, between 1 and two. So, it's coming

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in like an hour or two. That's where retro gramming's going, right?

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>> Yeah. >> We can always fine-tune it later, though. For now, I think we just need to

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get the tables down and then we can >> Yeah, we can adjust after the fact.

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Meanwhile, the professional table movers are moving tables a lot faster than us.

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Check this out. This is going to be freaking awesome. Wow, that's classy.

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>> Yeah, that's pretty, man. only the best for the whale VIPs. >> How much is the whale ticket?

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>> Uh, I think it was 4,000 USD and Star

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We have the Logitech GX Herman Miller chairs for the These are for the whales.

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That's wild. I've always wanted to do this. >> What are you doing? Oh,

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>> can I come through? >> No. All right, >> time for our first quick test of the LED

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wall. It's a little easier if you test each row as you go up and make sure it's

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working. And also, we can find out how much power each row is going to use so

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we know if we're going to exceed our budget. Okay, so theoretically, you put

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this in and then we're G to G. >> Well, not really.

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>> Oh, okay. >> I mean, we have to hook up the controller. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Minor details.

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Details. >> Sure. >> Why do we have the controller on this side instead of where the power is?

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Because Chase says that it's going to be on this side. Whatever is controlling

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the screen. >> Yeah, there's no plugs here. >> There's no plugs here.

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>> Just these two plugs. >> Hey.

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Uh, most of it. The mark of a throwing

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everything together last minute event. Someone will have that look on their

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face. Hey. Whoa. Jeez, that was close.

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The stage is in and we've got two rows

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of the LED wall. Now, what we got to do

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is unbox our whale PCs from Star Forge.

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one, the only Sarah. Man, these things

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are freaking heavy. It's good thing we don't have to haul them away. See, the

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whale ticket not only includes a VIP experience where you get twice as much

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room as anybody else. It includes this

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gaming PC. Totally not on purpose, but

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the theme for Whale Land this year is kind of like out of this world, you

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know, and we got a whale with a big, you know, bubble on him and everything.

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branding goes really well together, that would be a gross understatement. Look at

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this thing. That is flipping incredible.

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Oh, they put their penis on the CPU cooler. Why they got to be like that?

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>> To clarify, that's their logo. It's not a penis. It's a hammer. It's a penis and

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you know it. It even has the little butthole. These are freaking topof the

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line. 9950X3D, 16 core processors, 64 gigs of Fury

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memory, and an Aoris RTX 5090.

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These guys are going to be gaming so fast that if they lose, they have no

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excuses. Even where it doesn't really matter, they they put a lot of care into

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this. Like, look at how clean it is. >> It's almost like they knew that they

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were going to be on camera. No, in all seriousness, they have a really good

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reputation for cable management. This looks amazing. Great job. Great job,

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Star Forge. There's a power outlet under here that apparently we need, but we've

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got a plan. Good news, Evan. You know those whale tables we moved? We're going

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to move them again over here. And then we're going to fish it out.

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>> I heard the washrooms are here. Nice.

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>> Yeah, they're awesome. >> Uh, that's not the good ones. >> Don't go in there. >> These are the good ones. They're fancy.

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>> These boutique sh only for the whales. This is nicer than my washroom at home,

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bud. Makes me want to pee. I wish I had to pee right now. Oh, these are for the

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8V8 gaming setup. Okay, so there's a whole video about that. You guys are

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going to want to check that out in a separate video cuz it's >> pretty complicated.

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>> We're trying to coordinate the power situation of how many computers plug into which power bar versus monitors

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into which power bar >> cuz I can't plug 16 computers into one

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power bar. >> Why not? What are you weak? >> No, your power is We live in America. We

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have 120 volt. There appears to be some drama around

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the power. This really does feel like reality show drama. They're like, "But I

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don't have enough circuits, but I need the circuits." The whole thing's a

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circus. >> We have enough power within the building. The problem is like with the

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whale PC location and a few other things. It's getting it to a specific

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spot is a bit of an issue. Overall, we're doing okay, so we'll sort it out

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>> and then by the next one, we'll definitely order a few more cables at

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certain lengths and then we should be good. Dude, we're close.

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>> We're close. >> Got like freaking six more to put on. If this was a WWE event, you know that

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there'd be some of this onto these. These are great.

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>> Shay, we looked at the map. >> Yes, >> it says stage plus retro gaming. What

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does that mean? >> So, basically what ended up happening is we have the 8V8, we have the stage, we

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have the knock or the staff area, and then we have the VR station. So for

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certain segments and when we're not doing any stage activities, we were just going to have some VR gaming here with

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the couches and stuff like that. >> You mean retro gaming? >> Retro gaming. Yeah. >> What do you mean like So

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>> it's not 24/7. >> Where do the couches go? >> They're going to have to live on the

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stage or go behind the stage for a bit. >> Things are kind of

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smushed together. We're doing like a lot over here. >> Where's the ASUS stuff?

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>> That's uh for like when we're doing certain activities on the stage.

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>> So there will be like setup and tear down on the stage >> a little bit. Yeah.

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>> Yeah. New plan. The retro area is going to be over here and we're going to put

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all the couches over here. It's going to be grand. Boom.

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Nice. So, I'm thinking big projector

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screen right there. Huh? >> Do we have a projector and screen?

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it here? All right.

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AJ from our info team printed these

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thick little 3D printed bracket things

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and theoretically I should be able to just

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hey, new plan. >> The couches go this way. And here we go.

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>> Dude, that's sick. Okay, now we just

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need to move all the couches again. Hey, there we go.

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>> Let's go get a projector. >> Yeah. >> Oh, where are we going to put that?

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>> Uh, we have a pedestal. >> Oh, dude, it's 3:30 already, which is

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pretty stressful, but also like all the chairs are out of here. Almost all the

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Wayland stuff's out of here. Is there a sign on this section of the parking lot?

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Uh, only people whose cars have depreciated by more than half.

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>> Yeah, Rich DBs only. Nobody put the power cables or HDMI in here, so I guess

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we need to go track those down. Is there a cool mount, huh?

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>> Yeah. Well, it's blue.

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>> Why'd you go for like a jazz version of it? >> So, Adam, I'm kind of thinking wall of

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bins here. >> Why? >> Uh because I don't want anybody walking

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through here and tripping over the power cord for this projector.

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>> Oh, okay. Yeah. >> Yeah. So, we'll just make a wall. The

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bwad, the blue wall of death. Okay, theoretically, this should keep people

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from trying to walk through and knock over things that are here. Can you not?

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Whoa. Jeez, Adam. We should have made a wall of the robe lab boxes. That would

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have been way better. They wanted them hanging around here anyway.

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Here we go. Pattern, huh? Okay, we're not quite aligned, I think. Little bit

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of work to do. Hey, let's go. Now, hopefully nobody is dumb

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enough to bump this once I'm done.

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>> You didn't account for me coming in here.

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>> Adam, how much lens shift do I have? Oh my god, I have even more. Holy crap, I

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love this projector. Epson LS12000, everyone. I see you got the audio system

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working. >> Yeah. Is that all you got?

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That's awesome. After all that, I don't think Adam's

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leave for W show in 45 minutes. Colton, >> we just need to show you something.

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Okay. >> Do you know about the whale cup that's happening? I

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>> I do. Yeah. It's a challenge of gaming.

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>> We got We got engineered to make a cup. Check this thing out.

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That is sick. Look at this whale. Well,

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now I'll have to win it. I'm not going to lift it up because I have to win it to to raise it. They told me the whale

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PCs are set up. And dang, this looks

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sick. We got the when deskpad freaking

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Wow, that's really late. Pulsar mouse. Okay. I always removed the skates.

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You haven't even seen the best part yet. >> Dang.

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>> Oh, that is so cool. These are awesome.

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We also got an awesome peripheral setup with a Hall effect gaming keyboard and

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wireless headphones from Corsair, Pulsar gaming mouse, and an Alienware 360 Hz 4K

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monitor. It's going to be good gaming here. This is exciting. We haven't even

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talked about our vending machines yet. These are from GNA Robot, and they

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brought out three different vending machines. One will cook up just about

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any beverage your heart could desire. One of them does hot meals, including

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like bento boxes and stuff. And then the last one is ice cream. I have no idea if

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they're any good. This will be my first time trying them, but they're loading them up right now.

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Evolve Events is here with their VR multiplayer gaming setup. Check this

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out. They've got a live feed of everybody who's in there right now. Before we get in there, we can take a

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look at the hardware we're using. Basically, it's a MetaQuest 3 with extra

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steps. And the extra steps are the Bobo VR S3 Pro headset, which gives them

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swappable batteries. Super convenient. Not to mention a cooling fan for your

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forehead. And they swapped out the stock gasket for one that's like a a cooling

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gel style. And then remove the little nose skirt because apparently some of

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the corporate events they do, some of the people who've never been in VR before, they get kind of scared if they

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can't peek at the floor and see the real world. >> I'll run you through a few of them here.

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>> Oh my god. What's uh what's 3v3? >> 3v3. There is no versus games that we do

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here. It's cooperative stuff here. >> Pack it up. Pack it up. Get out.

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>> Cops versus robbers where you're all cops against robbers.

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>> We're all cops. >> The poor GPU on this Quest 3 just freaks

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out when there's a whole bunch of like particle effects. Am I being hit? I

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can't even tell. Oh, I'm dead. >> I'm dead. Yeah.

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>> Is anyone covering the other side, guys? Nobody's covering the side.

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>> Oh, welcome back. GG. Very cool. I think the attendees are going to enjoy the

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heck out of this. >> Right now, we're playing office chair shuffle board. The goal is for them to

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get as close to that X as possible. Whoever gets close gets to the next

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round, and then we have a winners tournament and uh they're going to win a

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prize. Oh.

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Oh, you missed the bit where I ordered my ice cream. Maybe we'll have to link it

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on GNA social down below. But basically, you can see people are already like

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lining up to try these things. Pretty freaking cool and shockingly fast. I

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want to show tape to tape working. I think I can have it done in 5 minutes,

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>> bet. Let's go. My daughter's laptop setup. She's not

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here yet. >> Dad, where's my laptop?

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>> That's fine. She can just use this computer. This is also just taken from

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home. Okay. Power. I'm at 2 and 1/2 minutes. Yeah.

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No, it should be uh it should be booting.

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I think Bluetooth pairing is going to slow you down. >> No, dog. Bluetooth's going to be fine.

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So, I have these ones ready for Bluetooth pairing. I still have a minute

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and 50 seconds. >> Making good time. >> Come on, ROG Flo. You need to boot up,

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buddy. There we go. How much time you got? >> Just a gosh darn second.

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Why aren't these ones connected? Dang it. I have 30 seconds. No, I have 13

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seconds, man. Is it going to be the controllers that bone me? Dang it. We're

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at 5 minutes and 6 seconds. >> That's pretty good. You know what? I'm going to That's commendable.

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>> Uh, some of these are powered by the uh power plug and some of them are not.

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>> Oh. >> Oh, wait. No, no, that's not the issue.

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>> No, some of them are charging only. Okay, hold on. You got to be kidding me right now. Why is nothing ever simple?

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That's it. We have 10 players. Fine. I'm late. 10 minutes and 40 seconds, but

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we're in with 10 controllers. I think I can have it done in 5 minutes. Not too

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bad. This is like my favorite game right now. It supports 5v5 with all human

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players. It's basically NHLPA 93, but

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you can like throw your stick and drag and shout and like that. Okay, hold on

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everybody. Everybody stop doing stuff. Just a second here. No, no, don't don't

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do anything. Oh, guys, don't press stuff. Just a second. Okay, you may want

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to press the guys. Guys, don't press

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whatever button you're pressing. Okay, here we go, boys. There we go. Pass

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across. Okay. Or just shoot it. Shooting directly at the goalie is not a good

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strat. There we go. Let's go.

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You got to pass over. Oh. Oh my god. Don't pass back. All right, let's go.

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Christopher Han. All right. GG, guys.

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Now, you might be wondering how to win Lord Lanley's cup. And that is where our

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stage setup comes in. ASUS ROG provided

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these six gaming machines and we've got them all run into an HDMI switcher so

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that we can broadcast

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with some reliability the various feats that our ultimate winner must perform.

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It will be a combination of games to prove that you are a true gamer, not

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simply a master of one title. And we'll be using the stage for a variety of

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other showcase challenges throughout the rest of the event like typing of the dead. We've got a full separate video on

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this, but here's our 8V8 gaming setup. Red versus blue, baby. And when you're

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managing this many machines, you don't want folks just downloading anything.

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activating learning mode allows Threat Locker to determine what software folks

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not just a thumbs up or thumbs down solution. Using ring fencing, you can

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Word and PowerShell installed, but prevent Microsoft Word from calling on

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PowerShell, a very common vector of attack for hackers. One issue, we can't

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Locker is an easy to use and robust solution. Check out the link in the

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description. The wildest part of all of this is that the badminton club is

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totally still running right now. We just locked all the doors over to the other

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side. Wow. A madman. They called me. It'll never

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work. They said >> they called you a madman cuz this is the work of a madman. This is nonsense,

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dude. I love it. It looks incredible, doesn't it? >> Yeah. You know, I'm kind of tired of

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talking about it. >> So, maybe we should talk about our sponsor or I don't know. Am I doing a

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sex? >> I was going to say I was going to say let's go play games. Oh, and thanks Threat Locker for

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>> Oh, yeah. Threat Locker. Sup, Threat Locker. Appreciate you.

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>> Let's We're going to redo this tank. >> No, it's great. I love it. >> No, I don't.

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>> I'm not doing another one. If you guys enjoyed this video, why don't you check out the very first video where I

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unveiled Smash Champs. The contrast is

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it's crazy. Night and day. It's crazy. It's like OLED level contrast.