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Justin: Hey there, my name is Justin, over here in the LTT Labs; 2 00:00:02.869 --> 00:00:05.105 and today we're going to be building a sleeper PC 3 00:00:05.105 --> 00:00:07.607 out of this computer here that Sammy brought in. 4 00:00:07.607 --> 00:00:09.676 My understanding is he doesn't use it very much, 5 00:00:09.676 --> 00:00:11.244 so we're going to turn it into something cool. 6 00:00:11.244 --> 00:00:12.479 What we're going to be doing is 7 00:00:12.479 --> 00:00:14.314 we're going to take the guts out of this guy here, 8 00:00:14.314 --> 00:00:18.051 and we're going to stuff it into a first-generation Xbox 360 shell. 9 00:00:18.051 --> 00:00:20.420 And before you ask, yes, it was red-ringed prior, 10 00:00:20.420 --> 00:00:23.189 so it was already dead; we're not killing a good console. 11 00:00:23.189 --> 00:00:25.725 So I'd already taken it all apart before Sammy had gotten in, 12 00:00:25.725 --> 00:00:28.695 and I'm starting to lay out some of the parts. 13 00:00:28.695 --> 00:00:31.831 So luckily for Sammy, he has a very small graphics card 14 00:00:31.831 --> 00:00:35.268 that requires no external power, so this is going to make this a lot easier. 15 00:00:36.302 --> 00:00:41.374 PCI riser, that's going to be needed, and this is the OG power button 16 00:00:41.374 --> 00:00:44.177 and light thing that was on the 360, 17 00:00:44.177 --> 00:00:45.945 and we're going to get that working with this too, 18 00:00:45.945 --> 00:00:47.714 along with the built-in wireless receiver 19 00:00:47.714 --> 00:00:51.017 so that Sammy can use original Xbox 360 controllers with this setup. 20 00:00:51.017 --> 00:00:52.619 I think that's going to be pretty sick. 21 00:00:53.053 --> 00:00:56.189 So first things first, I think we're going to have to pull out the motherboard. 22 00:00:56.222 --> 00:00:58.324 We're not going to be using the power supply 23 00:00:58.324 --> 00:01:01.828 because obviously it's going to be far too big to sit inside this chassis. 24 00:01:02.328 --> 00:01:04.931 Looking at the motherboard and this metal case though, 25 00:01:04.931 --> 00:01:06.332 we're definitely going to have to put some standoffs 26 00:01:06.332 --> 00:01:09.069 and/or some electrical insulation in between here 27 00:01:09.069 --> 00:01:10.437 so we're not shorting anything out. 28 00:01:10.437 --> 00:01:12.105 And then these little bumps here, 29 00:01:12.105 --> 00:01:14.808 we might have to do a little grind or delete on them. 30 00:01:14.808 --> 00:01:17.644 They might get in the way, don't know yet, we'll see. 31 00:01:17.644 --> 00:01:20.213 So obviously we're not going to be able to take the graphics card 32 00:01:20.213 --> 00:01:22.449 and put it in vertically, there's just not enough room for that. 33 00:01:22.449 --> 00:01:25.051 So we'll have to take one of these little short PCI risers 34 00:01:25.051 --> 00:01:28.488 and see if we can't just get the fold up nicely and stick in there. 35 00:01:28.521 --> 00:01:30.390 Ooh, would you look at that Sammy? 36 00:01:30.390 --> 00:01:31.057 Sammy: Oh my God. 37 00:01:31.057 --> 00:01:32.025 Justin: It fits like a glove. 38 00:01:32.025 --> 00:01:32.826 Sammy: Hahaha. 39 00:01:32.826 --> 00:01:36.296 Justin: So yeah, we'll probably have to cut some of this section away here 40 00:01:36.296 --> 00:01:39.232 just so that we can get a little bit of extra room in there. 41 00:01:39.365 --> 00:01:42.569 And we're going to have to do some modifications to the back of the cage 42 00:01:42.569 --> 00:01:44.571 if you have any intention of plugging anything in. 43 00:01:45.305 --> 00:01:48.441 Justin: So yeah, we might be able to reuse this PCI riser 44 00:01:48.441 --> 00:01:49.776 instead of you having to buy a new one. 45 00:01:49.809 --> 00:01:52.979 The goal is to try and re-use as much of this as humanly possible 46 00:01:52.979 --> 00:01:54.547 because obviously we don't want to waste everything. 47 00:01:54.547 --> 00:01:56.883 Sammy actually had a pretty solid build in here to begin with, 48 00:01:56.883 --> 00:01:58.785 and it's a shame that a lot of this isn't going to fit. 49 00:01:58.785 --> 00:02:01.321 But on the plus side, he can always sell it off 50 00:02:01.321 --> 00:02:02.889 or give it to someone who might need it 51 00:02:02.889 --> 00:02:05.758 and put it towards the parts to make the rest of this work. 52 00:02:06.159 --> 00:02:09.462 The next thing we're going to see if we can find a cooler 53 00:02:09.462 --> 00:02:11.364 that is going to fit in nicely underneath. 54 00:02:11.364 --> 00:02:13.433 And actually taking a look at this now, 55 00:02:13.433 --> 00:02:17.070 the PCI riser might be really tight. 56 00:02:17.070 --> 00:02:20.006 I can't tell if it's because this part's bowed out. 57 00:02:20.006 --> 00:02:22.876 So we might have to just grind this out 58 00:02:22.876 --> 00:02:24.944 and just see if this PCI riser is going to work. 59 00:02:24.944 --> 00:02:27.113 But in the meantime, let's go over to the cooler aisle 60 00:02:27.113 --> 00:02:28.848 and see if we can find a cooler that might work. 61 00:02:28.848 --> 00:02:34.921 So I was taking a look earlier and it appears your motherboard uses 1151 mounts; 62 00:02:34.921 --> 00:02:37.891 problem is, I don't think we have those anymore. 63 00:02:37.891 --> 00:02:40.226 I'm pretty sure we sold them all recently at the garage sale. 64 00:02:40.226 --> 00:02:41.728 You may have to order a cooler, Sammy; 65 00:02:41.728 --> 00:02:44.831 but on the plus side, we can take a look and just see 66 00:02:47.066 --> 00:02:48.768 if this is going to be small enough for what you need. 67 00:02:49.169 --> 00:02:50.203 Should give you a rough idea. 68 00:02:50.203 --> 00:02:53.673 I know they do make mounts that fit the older sockets, 69 00:02:53.673 --> 00:02:55.308 so you might just have to order a mount kit. 70 00:02:55.308 --> 00:02:57.710 This is definitely a no-go; so these ones won't line up, 71 00:02:57.710 --> 00:03:01.147 but this should be more than low enough profile for it to sit in. 72 00:03:01.147 --> 00:03:06.252 So yeah, if you want to get a Noctua L9i with the right mounts, 73 00:03:06.252 --> 00:03:07.687 this is probably what I would run for this. 74 00:03:08.154 --> 00:03:11.391 Quiet, hopefully should have reasonable heat management, 75 00:03:11.424 --> 00:03:13.426 but we'll see when this is done. 76 00:03:13.426 --> 00:03:16.196 Next step, I want to see if this PCI riser is going to work; 77 00:03:16.196 --> 00:03:18.298 so time to bust out the angle grinder. 78 00:03:19.465 --> 00:03:19.933 Sammy: Woo. 79 00:03:23.403 --> 00:03:24.370 Sammy: Do you need gloves or anything? 80 00:03:24.938 --> 00:03:27.140 Justin: Fun fact, don't use gloves while you're using an angle grinder 81 00:03:27.140 --> 00:03:28.174 because it can rip your fingers off. 82 00:03:28.474 --> 00:03:28.841 Sammy: Oh. 83 00:03:28.841 --> 00:03:31.211 Justin: But generally while handling sheet metal like this, 84 00:03:31.211 --> 00:03:33.313 yes, wear gloves; it can slice the crap out of you. 85 00:03:33.313 --> 00:03:36.316 So we got some sharp edges still from when we were cutting; 86 00:03:36.349 --> 00:03:38.851 so I'm just going to grab something to kind of smooth them out with. 87 00:03:38.885 --> 00:03:41.888 The million dollar question is if we even have files over here. 88 00:03:41.888 --> 00:03:42.855 Oh, we do. 89 00:03:43.289 --> 00:03:45.491 Okay, let's see how this all lines up now. 90 00:03:45.925 --> 00:03:48.795 With that little bit of extra room, that made all the difference. 91 00:03:49.262 --> 00:03:51.698 So we can use this Cooler Master PCI riser. 92 00:03:51.731 --> 00:03:53.866 You might have to go with a little bit lower profile RAM, 93 00:03:53.866 --> 00:03:54.968 but it looks like it should clear. 94 00:03:56.035 --> 00:03:57.237 But that's a- That's a maybe. 95 00:04:00.039 --> 00:04:00.573 I see. 96 00:04:01.241 --> 00:04:02.141 Justin: We're going to have to cut some more. 97 00:04:02.442 --> 00:04:03.443 Sammy and Justin: Hahahahaha. 98 00:04:03.610 --> 00:04:05.945 Justin: So yeah, we should be able to clear everything just fine. 99 00:04:05.945 --> 00:04:07.347 And if we need a little bit extra room 100 00:04:07.347 --> 00:04:10.450 coming out the top for the graphics card, what we can do is... 101 00:04:11.251 --> 00:04:13.052 we can haul out the hard drive case 102 00:04:13.052 --> 00:04:15.855 and just give it that little bit extra room to squeak it in. 103 00:04:16.422 --> 00:04:18.858 Okay; yeah, so I think this is where my real work comes in now. 104 00:04:19.025 --> 00:04:20.727 I think probably what's going to happen is 105 00:04:20.727 --> 00:04:23.329 I'm going to take this part and I'm going to 3d scan this. 106 00:04:23.329 --> 00:04:27.600 And then I'm going to just find a micro ATX motherboard online, 107 00:04:27.600 --> 00:04:32.338 and I'm going to make a custom adapter tray that will just be 3d printed. 108 00:04:32.338 --> 00:04:34.974 I can bolt it in and then we could just mount the motherboard 109 00:04:34.974 --> 00:04:36.976 straight to that, and not have to worry about anything shorting either, 110 00:04:36.976 --> 00:04:37.644 which will be nice. 111 00:04:37.810 --> 00:04:40.013 Okay; so next plan of attack, what I'm going to do is 112 00:04:40.013 --> 00:04:42.482 I'm going to remove this chunk here because it's not needed; 113 00:04:42.482 --> 00:04:44.150 it's getting in the way of the graphics card IO. 114 00:04:44.150 --> 00:04:46.052 And I'm just going to move this little notch as well too, 115 00:04:46.052 --> 00:04:47.520 because it doesn't need to be there. 116 00:04:47.520 --> 00:04:50.223 And then once we're done with that, then I can go ahead and 3d scan it 117 00:04:50.223 --> 00:04:53.726 and then go on to making the custom motherboard tray for this thing. 118 00:04:53.726 --> 00:04:58.064 So this here is a dulling spray for 3d scanners. 119 00:04:58.498 --> 00:05:01.968 So the thing with 3d scanning is they usually aren't too happy 120 00:05:01.968 --> 00:05:06.139 about super shiny things, super dark things and super bright things. 121 00:05:06.139 --> 00:05:08.641 So you got to kind of get everything like right in the middle; 122 00:05:08.675 --> 00:05:10.843 so what this does is when you spray it on... 123 00:05:11.611 --> 00:05:13.613 see how it's going from shiny to matte? 124 00:05:13.946 --> 00:05:14.547 Sammy: Mhmm. 125 00:05:15.281 --> 00:05:17.884 Justin: So that sprays on and that'll allow the scanner to see it. 126 00:05:17.884 --> 00:05:19.719 And the nice thing about this stuff in particular 127 00:05:19.719 --> 00:05:22.722 is it just disappears once after a couple hours, once you're done. 128 00:05:22.755 --> 00:05:25.258 So you don't have to clean it up. It'll just clean itself up. 129 00:05:26.659 --> 00:05:28.695 So I'm just going to get the inside nice and good here. 130 00:05:28.861 --> 00:05:30.797 And then I'm going to pop it on into the scanner 131 00:05:30.797 --> 00:05:33.399 and see if we can't capture some detail here. 132 00:05:33.399 --> 00:05:34.701 Can't promise you yet Sammy, 133 00:05:34.734 --> 00:05:35.968 but I'm going to try real hard 134 00:05:35.968 --> 00:05:37.870 to get the front USB ports working on this for you. 135 00:05:37.870 --> 00:05:38.338 Sammy: *Gasp* 136 00:05:38.338 --> 00:05:40.273 Justin: So that way you can kind of still use some of the front of it. Sammy: Hahahahaha. 137 00:05:40.273 --> 00:05:43.576 Justin: Okay, features; yeah, that should be fine. 138 00:05:43.576 --> 00:05:45.311 On texture scan; okay. 139 00:05:45.311 --> 00:05:47.847 Sammy: It's funny because the light's flickering on, 140 00:05:47.847 --> 00:05:50.683 like for our eyes but on camera it's like not even flickering. 141 00:05:50.683 --> 00:05:51.984 Justin: Got the scan here now; 142 00:05:51.984 --> 00:05:54.153 and oh my God, this makes my life so much easier. 143 00:05:54.153 --> 00:05:55.588 I'm so happy we got this thing. 144 00:05:55.988 --> 00:05:57.957 Justin: Chop out the bits we don't need. 145 00:05:58.424 --> 00:06:01.394 So that looks good, start processing the scan. 146 00:06:01.594 --> 00:06:03.129 So yeah, there's a complete scan; 147 00:06:03.129 --> 00:06:05.431 so now we have all the whole locations. 148 00:06:05.431 --> 00:06:06.999 So we know where we can mount some stuff. 149 00:06:08.034 --> 00:06:11.771 Justin: Okay, cool; so yeah, finish off here, close you up 150 00:06:11.771 --> 00:06:13.406 and back to the party. 151 00:06:13.406 --> 00:06:15.975 Yeah, I think this is probably where we're going to wrap it up for today. 152 00:06:15.975 --> 00:06:17.977 I got to wait for the scanning spray to disappear 153 00:06:17.977 --> 00:06:19.612 before I can start mounting stuff in here anyways. 154 00:06:19.612 --> 00:06:22.849 So I think, yeah, now that all the physical work's done, 155 00:06:22.849 --> 00:06:24.884 now it's time to go sit down and do some design work. 156 00:06:25.251 --> 00:06:26.753 Alright, and we're back; 157 00:06:26.786 --> 00:06:29.355 it's been a few months since the last time we've taken a look at this. 158 00:06:29.355 --> 00:06:32.325 Holidays got in the way, things got busy; you know how it is. 159 00:06:32.325 --> 00:06:35.762 So leaving where we left off, we had to make 160 00:06:35.795 --> 00:06:40.066 a custom motherboard tray to hold the Xbox within its old shell here. 161 00:06:40.066 --> 00:06:43.903 So gone ahead and designed that up here; 162 00:06:43.903 --> 00:06:45.671 everything all slots in nicely there. 163 00:06:45.671 --> 00:06:47.540 Hopefully RAM clearance isn't going to be an issue; 164 00:06:47.540 --> 00:06:48.541 we're going to find out real quick. 165 00:06:48.541 --> 00:06:50.743 Alright, so what I'm working on right now is 166 00:06:50.743 --> 00:06:54.614 I have to install the custom mounts for the riser here; 167 00:06:54.647 --> 00:06:57.417 so when that is sitting in here like this, 168 00:06:57.417 --> 00:07:00.286 I'm going to need it folded over just like that. 169 00:07:00.420 --> 00:07:02.922 So that way the GPU can sit in the right place; 170 00:07:02.922 --> 00:07:05.224 so I made these mounting ears here, which are going to be used 171 00:07:05.224 --> 00:07:08.127 for holding the PCI slot in place properly here. 172 00:07:08.127 --> 00:07:10.596 So they're just going to go off the original motherboard 173 00:07:10.596 --> 00:07:12.932 and bounce down here and kind of just hold it in place. 174 00:07:12.932 --> 00:07:14.500 So if this is going on a Floatplane, 175 00:07:14.500 --> 00:07:17.103 they're probably going to ask about the screw, my screwdriver. 176 00:07:17.103 --> 00:07:19.472 It doesn't look like a normal precision driver, as you can see; 177 00:07:19.472 --> 00:07:20.573 I've customized it. 178 00:07:20.573 --> 00:07:22.175 Sammy: It was funny because the last time we talked, 179 00:07:22.175 --> 00:07:23.943 there wasn't even discussion about 5090s. 180 00:07:23.943 --> 00:07:27.580 I was thinking of upgrading and then using my 3080 on this. 181 00:07:27.580 --> 00:07:29.148 Justin: Oh, there's no way we could get a 3080 in here. 182 00:07:29.148 --> 00:07:29.682 Sammy: No. 183 00:07:29.682 --> 00:07:30.650 Sammy: Hahaha. 184 00:07:30.683 --> 00:07:33.186 Justin: Now what would be a solid upgrade would be a new ARC card. 185 00:07:33.286 --> 00:07:35.154 Sammy: The ARC card? Oh, goodness. 186 00:07:35.354 --> 00:07:37.523 Justin: Oh, actually no, it would be an upgrade and it would be smaller. 187 00:07:37.523 --> 00:07:38.024 Sammy: Oh, really? 188 00:07:38.024 --> 00:07:38.491 Justin: Oh, yeah. 189 00:07:38.858 --> 00:07:39.692 Justin: Okay. 190 00:07:39.692 --> 00:07:42.995 We're going to have to do just a hint of modification to the one mount here. 191 00:07:42.995 --> 00:07:45.765 I couldn't find an exact model of your motherboard online 192 00:07:45.765 --> 00:07:49.469 to use for referencing; so I just found the next closest thing, 193 00:07:49.469 --> 00:07:52.438 and it was close but not quite close enough. 194 00:07:53.973 --> 00:07:54.774 Justin: That should work. 195 00:07:55.041 --> 00:07:56.943 Sammy: So what do you think the temperature is going to be for this? 196 00:07:56.943 --> 00:07:58.845 Justin: Oh, it's going to be running high 80s for sure. 197 00:07:58.845 --> 00:08:00.646 GPU, I'm not that worried about. 198 00:08:00.646 --> 00:08:02.281 I don't think it's going to get that hot because it's- 199 00:08:02.648 --> 00:08:03.149 Sammy: Yeah. 200 00:08:03.349 --> 00:08:05.818 Justin: It's not a super spicy GPU or anything; 201 00:08:06.185 --> 00:08:08.821 so single fan, no external power. 202 00:08:08.821 --> 00:08:10.823 Can't be running that hot, right? 203 00:08:10.990 --> 00:08:11.457 Justin: Okay. 204 00:08:11.958 --> 00:08:13.125 Sammy: That's it, wow. 205 00:08:13.159 --> 00:08:14.293 Sammy: It kind of sticks out a little bit. 206 00:08:14.293 --> 00:08:17.196 Justin: That's okay, that's where the hard drive goes, which you no longer have; 207 00:08:17.196 --> 00:08:19.198 So we'll have just enough clearance for it to get out. 208 00:08:19.232 --> 00:08:21.200 Justin: Take this all out, I'm going to mount the cooler 209 00:08:21.200 --> 00:08:23.703 and then I'm also going to mark some holes out, 210 00:08:23.703 --> 00:08:27.340 so that way we can mount the plastic piece to this little metal bracket here. 211 00:08:27.340 --> 00:08:30.309 Sammy: It's going to be so interesting since I haven't started editing this. 212 00:08:30.343 --> 00:08:33.012 Sammy: I'm going to get part one and I'm not going to remember anything. 213 00:08:33.179 --> 00:08:34.247 Justin: Oh God, yeah. 214 00:08:34.247 --> 00:08:34.981 Sammy: Hahahaha. 215 00:08:34.981 --> 00:08:36.749 Justin: I apologize for the editing mess I've created. 216 00:08:36.749 --> 00:08:37.817 Sammy: No, no, it's not editing mess; 217 00:08:37.817 --> 00:08:41.787 it's just, it's just, it's funny to see like the, like time jump. 218 00:08:42.221 --> 00:08:44.657 Justin: Yeah, I was going to say like what, two - three months now? 219 00:08:44.690 --> 00:08:46.926 Since the last time we've actually filmed. 220 00:08:46.926 --> 00:08:48.995 Sammy: I don't remember; like September, October. 221 00:08:48.995 --> 00:08:51.330 Justin: Yeah, cause like one of the times we tried to refilm 222 00:08:51.330 --> 00:08:54.000 Justin: power went out over the weekend, so it ruined our plan. Sammy: Oh yeah, that was... 223 00:08:54.000 --> 00:08:56.536 Justin: Okay, so that is now secured in there. 224 00:08:56.936 --> 00:08:59.005 Let's look at our cooler. 225 00:08:59.138 --> 00:09:04.644 Alright, so the cooler we got here is the Thermalright AXP90 Low Profile Cooler, 226 00:09:04.644 --> 00:09:07.613 which should work perfectly considering just looking at that, 227 00:09:07.613 --> 00:09:10.449 it sits lower than our RAM; so we shouldn't have any clearance issues there. 228 00:09:10.449 --> 00:09:14.554 It shouldn't- Again, you don't have like a super powerful processor or anything, 229 00:09:14.554 --> 00:09:15.788 so I'm not super worried. 230 00:09:15.788 --> 00:09:19.759 However Thermalright, label your gosh dang bags. 231 00:09:19.759 --> 00:09:21.894 Sammy: Do you have any future projects you’re going to work on after this? 232 00:09:22.695 --> 00:09:26.365 Yes, I am currently working on a carbon fiber RC car body. 233 00:09:26.365 --> 00:09:27.099 Sammy: Oh, that's cool. 234 00:09:27.233 --> 00:09:29.502 Justin: Yeah, I've never worked with carbon fiber before. 235 00:09:29.502 --> 00:09:31.971 I'm trying to find excuses to use it around here for videos; 236 00:09:31.971 --> 00:09:34.707 so figured if we're going to try and do that, I got to learn how to do it. 237 00:09:34.707 --> 00:09:36.742 So I think this would be a good project to learn on. 238 00:09:36.742 --> 00:09:37.977 Sammy: You don't think they're the right mounts? 239 00:09:37.977 --> 00:09:39.645 Justin: Oh no, it's, it's the right mount. 240 00:09:39.679 --> 00:09:42.281 I just need to read the instructions, the normal thing to do. 241 00:09:42.281 --> 00:09:44.684 See, Thermalright's actually done something kind of smart here. 242 00:09:44.717 --> 00:09:49.855 They combined both the LGA backplate and the AM4 backplate into one; 243 00:09:49.855 --> 00:09:53.526 so you can just... done, one piece, no confusion. 244 00:09:54.126 --> 00:09:57.930 So now these screw into here. 245 00:09:58.965 --> 00:10:01.033 Sammy, we might have the wrong cooler, buddy. 246 00:10:01.033 --> 00:10:02.702 Sammy: No, no, no; don't say those words. 247 00:10:02.702 --> 00:10:03.903 Justin: We might... 248 00:10:04.403 --> 00:10:05.538 Justin: just kidding, we're fine. 249 00:10:06.572 --> 00:10:09.008 Sammy: Oh God... I was actually holding my breath; Justin: Hahaha. 250 00:10:09.008 --> 00:10:11.277 Sammy: I was genuinely holding my breath; I was like, God please. 251 00:10:11.844 --> 00:10:13.646 Justin: It's okay, Sammy; I was just screwing with you, 252 00:10:13.646 --> 00:10:14.981 Justin: I knew it was there the whole time. 253 00:10:14.981 --> 00:10:15.581 Sammy: Oh. 254 00:10:15.615 --> 00:10:17.483 Sammy and Justin: Hahahahahahaha. 255 00:10:17.550 --> 00:10:20.186 Justin: Luckily for you, Sammy, Thermalright knows what they're doing 256 00:10:20.186 --> 00:10:22.188 and they include everything you need to mount all, 257 00:10:22.188 --> 00:10:24.256 basically to whatever you need to mount to. 258 00:10:24.256 --> 00:10:25.758 Sammy: So how many computers have you built? 259 00:10:25.858 --> 00:10:26.759 Justin: Couldn't tell you. 260 00:10:27.126 --> 00:10:27.760 Sammy: Hahahaha. 261 00:10:27.760 --> 00:10:28.327 Justin: A lot. 262 00:10:29.295 --> 00:10:32.498 Justin: Once upon a time, I also used to work in computer repair too, so- 263 00:10:32.531 --> 00:10:32.999 Sammy: Oh really? 264 00:10:33.032 --> 00:10:33.432 Justin: Yes. 265 00:10:33.733 --> 00:10:34.300 Sammy: How'd you like it? 266 00:10:34.300 --> 00:10:34.834 Justin: I don't. 267 00:10:34.967 --> 00:10:36.202 Sammy and Justin: *Laughs* 268 00:10:36.335 --> 00:10:38.571 Justin: It's fine when you're doing it for like 269 00:10:38.571 --> 00:10:40.640 friends, family, things like that; 270 00:10:40.640 --> 00:10:44.043 general public, it gets, it gets annoying pretty quick. 271 00:10:44.043 --> 00:10:47.880 Okay, so now we're just going to do some cable managing before we install it. 272 00:10:47.880 --> 00:10:53.252 I'm just looking at the mount, it doesn't look like these were the right studs; 273 00:10:53.252 --> 00:10:54.420 so we're going to grab the other ones. 274 00:10:55.021 --> 00:10:57.256 Yeah, that's it. 275 00:10:57.256 --> 00:10:59.358 Yeah, well no, it's the right one; I'm just won- 276 00:10:59.492 --> 00:11:01.560 I was just wondering because 277 00:11:01.560 --> 00:11:04.897 these standoffs don't go all the way down to the bottom. 278 00:11:05.464 --> 00:11:05.898 Sammy: Oh. 279 00:11:05.898 --> 00:11:08.000 Justin: Which is a little concerning. 280 00:11:08.167 --> 00:11:11.537 Sammy: As long as it runs and doesn't blow up, I'm cool with it. 281 00:11:11.570 --> 00:11:12.738 Justin: Alright, that's a pretty low bar. 282 00:11:12.772 --> 00:11:14.006 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 283 00:11:14.040 --> 00:11:16.242 Justin: Alright, so cooler is on now; good to go. 284 00:11:16.275 --> 00:11:19.578 Justin: I'm just going to pop this into the fan port. 285 00:11:19.578 --> 00:11:21.914 Justin: We got to see if this fits and uh- 286 00:11:21.947 --> 00:11:23.115 Justin: Oh Lord I'm praying. 287 00:11:24.417 --> 00:11:25.518 Justin: We're going to find out real quick 288 00:11:25.518 --> 00:11:27.019 if you're going to need different RAM, Sammy. 289 00:11:27.053 --> 00:11:28.788 Sammy: Wait, okay; I don't think- No, no, no, no, 290 00:11:28.788 --> 00:11:31.691 if anything the riser is taller than the RAM. 291 00:11:31.691 --> 00:11:33.592 Justin: Yeah, which I'm also concerned about. 292 00:11:33.592 --> 00:11:34.326 Sammy: Oh God. 293 00:11:35.628 --> 00:11:38.130 Justin: Well Sammy, we're putting about triple the horsepower 294 00:11:38.164 --> 00:11:39.465 of the original Xbox into this thing; 295 00:11:39.532 --> 00:11:40.666 Justin: what did you expect? 296 00:11:40.700 --> 00:11:41.300 Sammy: I don't know. 297 00:11:41.300 --> 00:11:41.967 Justin and Sammy: Hahahaha. 298 00:11:41.967 --> 00:11:43.536 Justin: I don't think we're actually going to have to worry 299 00:11:43.536 --> 00:11:44.570 about this being too tall. 300 00:11:44.970 --> 00:11:45.471 Sammy: We don't? 301 00:11:45.571 --> 00:11:46.305 Justin: I don't think so. 302 00:11:46.405 --> 00:11:48.007 Justin: We're going to have to cut out the back for sure. 303 00:11:48.140 --> 00:11:48.808 Sammy: Yeah, that's fine. 304 00:11:49.408 --> 00:11:50.843 Sammy: Let's see if it fits first. 305 00:11:50.943 --> 00:11:51.677 Justin: Oh no. 306 00:11:51.811 --> 00:11:53.646 Sammy: No, no, no; don't say those words. 307 00:11:53.813 --> 00:11:55.414 Justin: Defeated by the riser cable. 308 00:11:55.548 --> 00:11:56.582 Sammy: The riser cable. 309 00:11:57.383 --> 00:11:59.318 Justin: That's a bit of a harder problem to fix. 310 00:11:59.452 --> 00:12:00.386 To the riser cable bin; 311 00:12:00.486 --> 00:12:04.223 if this was male to female, this would literally solve our problem right now. 312 00:12:05.357 --> 00:12:07.493 And I was so confident that was going to work too. 313 00:12:08.427 --> 00:12:12.231 I wish we didn't have riser cables that were like a million miles long. 314 00:12:13.866 --> 00:12:15.167 You are severely broken. 315 00:12:15.267 --> 00:12:18.237 Um, you are not severely broken. 316 00:12:18.938 --> 00:12:23.175 Now a real fun part is going to be to get this riser cable to fold up 317 00:12:23.175 --> 00:12:24.310 the way we want it to. 318 00:12:24.410 --> 00:12:25.611 Right idea, wrong cable. 319 00:12:26.545 --> 00:12:28.647 Alright, let's give this one here a try. 320 00:12:28.714 --> 00:12:30.082 This one here is from Corsair. 321 00:12:30.483 --> 00:12:34.620 Now the real trick is going to be folding these up without breaking them. 322 00:12:37.022 --> 00:12:38.190 Sammy: The hum does not sound good. 323 00:12:40.092 --> 00:12:45.664 Justin: Well, it's tricky because the cables don't want to 324 00:12:45.664 --> 00:12:48.801 fold up very nice, because they're not really meant to. 325 00:12:48.901 --> 00:12:49.735 Sammy: Hahaha. 326 00:12:50.636 --> 00:12:53.706 Justin: Alright that's... that's pretty close, 327 00:12:54.373 --> 00:12:56.509 but it still sticks out way too damn far. 328 00:12:58.778 --> 00:13:02.715 We're talking it should just squeak, just. 329 00:13:02.848 --> 00:13:06.752 Now these PCI cables should squish a lot nicer than the other ones. 330 00:13:11.457 --> 00:13:12.158 Justin: Sammy brother? 331 00:13:12.358 --> 00:13:13.058 Sammy: Mhmm? 332 00:13:13.826 --> 00:13:15.828 Justin: I think with a little bit of, uh, 333 00:13:16.061 --> 00:13:18.998 massage and percussive maintenance, she'll go right in. 334 00:13:18.998 --> 00:13:19.865 Sammy: Yipeee! 335 00:13:19.999 --> 00:13:21.734 Justin: Alright, so now we're just going to take apart the hard drive 336 00:13:21.734 --> 00:13:24.770 and just double check that we have the right amount of clearance here. 337 00:13:24.904 --> 00:13:28.140 You know, what else is holding this damn thing in? 338 00:13:29.942 --> 00:13:32.244 Justin: Oh, it just slides out? 339 00:13:32.578 --> 00:13:33.312 Justin: Yep, there we go. 340 00:13:33.946 --> 00:13:38.017 Justin: So fun fact, the original Xbox 360, she has a laptop hard drive. 341 00:13:38.017 --> 00:13:38.617 Sammy: Oh wow. 342 00:13:41.187 --> 00:13:45.224 Justin: Yep, so with just a little bit of cutting, that should fit no problem. 343 00:13:45.758 --> 00:13:47.793 Sammy: Alright, we did it. 344 00:13:47.793 --> 00:13:48.327 Justin: We did it. 345 00:13:48.460 --> 00:13:49.695 Sammy: We didn't compromise that much. 346 00:13:49.695 --> 00:13:51.197 Justin: No, we didn't have to compromise anything. 347 00:13:51.197 --> 00:13:53.933 Justin: Someone else had already done this project and he was able to get 348 00:13:53.933 --> 00:13:55.201 everything to fit in, no problem; 349 00:13:55.367 --> 00:13:57.870 so I feel pretty confident that I should also be able to get everything in. 350 00:13:57.903 --> 00:13:58.537 Hahaha. 351 00:13:58.537 --> 00:14:00.906 Justin: One week later. I swear to god it's going to be done this time. 352 00:14:00.906 --> 00:14:01.874 Sammy and Justin: Hahahahaha. 353 00:14:02.107 --> 00:14:06.045 Justin: So first thing we're going to do is before we get it all back together, 354 00:14:06.178 --> 00:14:10.216 we're going to take it from this nasty dingy mess that it currently is 355 00:14:10.583 --> 00:14:12.618 to almost factory again. 356 00:14:12.618 --> 00:14:14.420 Sammy: What? Wait, what? Wait, is that clean? 357 00:14:14.420 --> 00:14:15.654 Sammy: Wait, are those the same ones? 358 00:14:15.654 --> 00:14:16.555 Justin: It's actually the same half; 359 00:14:16.555 --> 00:14:16.956 Sammy: Wait. 360 00:14:18.757 --> 00:14:20.593 Justin: Believe it or not, it is the same half. 361 00:14:20.693 --> 00:14:21.961 Sammy: Wait, it looks so different. 362 00:14:22.228 --> 00:14:22.628 Justin: Haha. 363 00:14:22.728 --> 00:14:24.730 Sammy: It actually looks night and day difference; what the heck? 364 00:14:24.730 --> 00:14:26.699 Justin: Yeah, quick little tip if you want to get 365 00:14:26.699 --> 00:14:28.834 your OG Xbox all spick and span. 366 00:14:29.802 --> 00:14:31.470 Sammy: Well, not just Xbox in general, right? 367 00:14:32.037 --> 00:14:35.074 Justin: Well, I'm putting a big asterisk here; 368 00:14:35.074 --> 00:14:40.479 anything glossy, like PlayStation 3, like first gen PlayStation 3, 369 00:14:40.579 --> 00:14:44.116 anything limited edition, I would not recommend doing this on; 370 00:14:44.116 --> 00:14:47.653 because there is a potential you could either A, ruin the gloss or B, damage it. 371 00:14:47.786 --> 00:14:50.022 There's a right way to do those things, but this isn't it. 372 00:14:50.422 --> 00:14:52.224 Sammy: Yeah, so non glossy ones. Justin: So on consoles like, like- 373 00:14:52.224 --> 00:14:54.426 Justin: Yeah, like plain consoles that are matte textured, 374 00:14:54.426 --> 00:14:57.630 Xboxes, your original NES, stuff like that. 375 00:14:57.630 --> 00:15:02.101 Um, what I'm using here is a roto eraser 376 00:15:02.101 --> 00:15:07.106 and it's basically a, one of those stupid thing called... 377 00:15:07.106 --> 00:15:09.708 magic eraser on a drill. 378 00:15:09.842 --> 00:15:10.276 Sammy: Pfff. 379 00:15:10.276 --> 00:15:11.243 Justin: Hahahaha. 380 00:15:11.377 --> 00:15:13.579 Justin: Or you could do actually do this by hand 381 00:15:13.579 --> 00:15:15.381 with a normal magic eraser too, if you wanted to. 382 00:15:15.714 --> 00:15:18.651 And then some of this here, Novus plastic polish, 383 00:15:18.717 --> 00:15:22.221 which will take all the yellow lists and crap out of this. 384 00:15:22.421 --> 00:15:24.290 Rub around before you start spinning it; 385 00:15:24.890 --> 00:15:28.027 and then you're just going to slowly start working on it. 386 00:15:28.027 --> 00:15:30.496 I'm going to spin it the other way just so it doesn't undo itself. 387 00:15:30.529 --> 00:15:32.698 So now we're all done with the polish up here; 388 00:15:32.698 --> 00:15:36.201 and so now we're all done giving our clean off, looks much better now. 389 00:15:36.201 --> 00:15:38.871 Still a bit of sun fading and whatnot, but you know what? 390 00:15:38.871 --> 00:15:40.406 It looks nice now. 391 00:15:40.406 --> 00:15:41.807 It doesn't look all dingy and gross; 392 00:15:41.807 --> 00:15:43.142 and you know what? I can live with that. 393 00:15:43.142 --> 00:15:44.877 It looks, well-aged now. 394 00:15:46.245 --> 00:15:48.247 Sammy: What was your favorite Xbox 360 game? 395 00:15:48.781 --> 00:15:50.449 Justin: Ooh, that's a tough one. 396 00:15:51.951 --> 00:15:53.886 Justin: Obviously Halo 3 is one of my big favorites. Sammy: Classic. 397 00:15:53.919 --> 00:15:54.620 Justin: Classic. 398 00:15:54.720 --> 00:15:56.288 Justin: Another really good game I liked back then, 399 00:15:56.288 --> 00:15:58.357 me and my buddy used to play it all the time, was Army of Two; 400 00:15:58.390 --> 00:16:00.059 if you know that game, you know how good it was. 401 00:16:00.092 --> 00:16:01.593 Justin: Alright, and to finish it all off 402 00:16:01.593 --> 00:16:03.329 I decided I wanted to do something nice; 403 00:16:03.329 --> 00:16:06.131 so this was the original Xbox 360 power supply 404 00:16:06.131 --> 00:16:07.433 that we borrowed for a different video. 405 00:16:08.200 --> 00:16:11.136 Justin: And I took the one that Sammy bought and made a 3D printed cover 406 00:16:11.136 --> 00:16:11.804 Sammy: Hahahahahahaha. 407 00:16:11.804 --> 00:16:13.305 Justin: to kind of make it match the original one. 408 00:16:13.305 --> 00:16:15.374 Sammy: Wait, that's so cool; what the f- 409 00:16:15.374 --> 00:16:16.308 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 410 00:16:16.342 --> 00:16:19.111 Justin: A little bit bigger, but you know it's close enough; 411 00:16:19.111 --> 00:16:20.212 it'll fool you from afar. 412 00:16:20.346 --> 00:16:21.547 Sammy: Oh my God; Wait, you actually- 413 00:16:21.547 --> 00:16:25.184 Sammy: Okay like up close, you can obviously see like the 3D printed of it. 414 00:16:25.184 --> 00:16:27.186 Justin: Yeah, like, you stand a couple feet back and like, 415 00:16:27.186 --> 00:16:30.089 Justin: it just looks like an Xbox 360 power brick. 416 00:16:30.089 --> 00:16:32.091 Sammy: Yeah, and if you're not looking too closely at it, yeah; 417 00:16:32.091 --> 00:16:33.926 and it's like, it's on the floor anyway, so it's... 418 00:16:33.926 --> 00:16:35.627 Justin: Yeah, exactly; you'll almost never see it. 419 00:16:35.661 --> 00:16:37.663 Sammy: Yeah, unless you're looking for like errors or something. 420 00:16:37.663 --> 00:16:38.530 Sammy: That's pretty cool. 421 00:16:38.530 --> 00:16:39.832 Sammy: You know what would be really cool? 422 00:16:39.832 --> 00:16:41.533 Really, really cool that we can't do? 423 00:16:41.533 --> 00:16:42.067 Justin: What? 424 00:16:42.167 --> 00:16:43.769 Sammy: If we get an actual CD disk drive. 425 00:16:44.203 --> 00:16:45.537 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 426 00:16:47.606 --> 00:16:48.974 Justin: You know I want you, Sammy. 427 00:16:48.974 --> 00:16:50.442 Justin: You know I want to! 428 00:16:50.576 --> 00:16:53.512 Sammy: So you're telling me that this PSU is never going to die, basically. 429 00:16:53.512 --> 00:16:55.381 Justin: The unit you bought was arguably far over spec for what we needed. 430 00:16:55.381 --> 00:16:58.217 Justin: The unit you bought was arguably far over spec for what we needed. 431 00:16:58.217 --> 00:17:02.221 Sammy: In my defense again, I bought the one I was told to buy, 432 00:17:02.421 --> 00:17:04.423 and I was like okay, and then I got sad because like, 433 00:17:04.423 --> 00:17:06.625 oh, I'm spending more money on this, gosh darn it. 434 00:17:06.625 --> 00:17:09.294 Justin: Now you can use it for other things later, maybe down the line. 435 00:17:09.428 --> 00:17:12.531 You never know what kind of crazy projects you might get yourself into. 436 00:17:12.798 --> 00:17:15.501 Alright, so now we're just going to close it back up, 437 00:17:15.501 --> 00:17:19.671 and we're going to see where we need to mark off for IO and things like that. 438 00:17:23.242 --> 00:17:23.976 Sammy: Does it close? 439 00:17:24.777 --> 00:17:26.378 Justin: That's the other thing I wanted to check is, 440 00:17:26.378 --> 00:17:28.580 does this poor girl close? 441 00:17:29.314 --> 00:17:29.782 Justin: Sammy. 442 00:17:29.882 --> 00:17:31.150 Sammy: No, no, no, no; oh, wait. 443 00:17:31.250 --> 00:17:31.817 Justin: Sammy. 444 00:17:32.851 --> 00:17:33.452 Sammy: Does it close? 445 00:17:33.452 --> 00:17:34.920 Justin: It closes! Sammy: It closes! 446 00:17:34.920 --> 00:17:36.922 Sammy: Ayyyyy! 447 00:17:37.790 --> 00:17:39.758 Justin: Now, just got to deal with the rest of it. 448 00:17:39.758 --> 00:17:40.592 Justin: Hahahaha. 449 00:17:40.993 --> 00:17:44.596 Justin: Luckily, Xbox engineers were kind enough 450 00:17:44.596 --> 00:17:47.766 to put some vent holes right at the back of the console 451 00:17:47.766 --> 00:17:49.835 so I can see exactly where I need to cut for I.O. 452 00:17:50.169 --> 00:17:53.005 Alright, so yeah, I haven't exactly figured out a way to mount this thing; 453 00:17:53.005 --> 00:17:56.475 so we might be getting a little bit sketchy here. 454 00:17:58.310 --> 00:18:01.647 Justin: Actually, once again I think Xbox came to the rescue. 455 00:18:01.680 --> 00:18:04.817 I can probably just put a standoff through this hole here, put a standoff, 456 00:18:04.817 --> 00:18:05.951 and just run it up through here, 457 00:18:05.984 --> 00:18:10.355 Justin: and that'll give us at least one mounting point, which is better than none, 458 00:18:10.355 --> 00:18:11.256 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 459 00:18:11.256 --> 00:18:12.825 Justin: so, we're going to go with that. 460 00:18:13.358 --> 00:18:15.794 Justin: Might have to get a little bit creative on this part. 461 00:18:17.129 --> 00:18:19.598 Yeah, we're going to have to basically just glue this all together 462 00:18:19.598 --> 00:18:24.169 and then cut that out, and make it a hollow frame. 463 00:18:24.436 --> 00:18:27.072 Yeah, that one's not working great at all, is it? 464 00:18:27.072 --> 00:18:28.841 We're going to try a different kind of glue. 465 00:18:28.841 --> 00:18:29.942 Round two, new bottle. 466 00:18:30.275 --> 00:18:32.311 We're going to use a little bit of five-minute epoxy this time, 467 00:18:32.311 --> 00:18:35.080 because thin super glue is not cutting it. 468 00:18:35.481 --> 00:18:37.816 It has a fancy little mixer tip, so that way you don't have 469 00:18:37.816 --> 00:18:40.853 to sit there and blend it for five minutes every time you want to put some on. 470 00:18:41.053 --> 00:18:43.722 And yes, I know I'm gluing to the label; it'll be fine. 471 00:18:43.889 --> 00:18:47.392 So now, it can be gently smooshed in. 472 00:18:47.426 --> 00:18:50.062 Yeah, I already feel much more confident with this. 473 00:18:50.229 --> 00:18:52.831 Now that the epoxy's all set up we can go ahead and start cutting. 474 00:18:52.865 --> 00:18:56.568 Justin: However, before we did anything else, I think we should turn it on first 475 00:18:56.568 --> 00:18:58.237 Justin: to make sure everything still actually works. 476 00:18:58.337 --> 00:18:58.971 Justin: Hahaha. 477 00:18:59.004 --> 00:19:00.939 Sammy: ...yeah that would- Justin: I don't think through this entire time, 478 00:19:00.939 --> 00:19:02.774 we've actually checked if any of this works. 479 00:19:02.774 --> 00:19:04.710 Sammy: God, imagine it blows up; Im going to take a step back. 480 00:19:05.110 --> 00:19:10.415 Justin: Well if it blows up then... well, we got a cool video. 481 00:19:10.549 --> 00:19:11.750 Sammy and Justin: *Laughs* 482 00:19:11.750 --> 00:19:13.051 Sammy: I thought we just solder it on. 483 00:19:13.085 --> 00:19:15.120 Justin: Yeah, I soldered the power connector on yesterday. 484 00:19:15.120 --> 00:19:17.656 Justin: Okay, so it turns on when you plug it in; that's fun; 485 00:19:17.656 --> 00:19:18.690 technically, you don't need a power button. 486 00:19:19.391 --> 00:19:20.159 Sammy: Wait, what? 487 00:19:21.326 --> 00:19:22.961 Sammy and Justin: Ayyyyyyy! 488 00:19:23.095 --> 00:19:25.030 Justin: You know what? I'm going to shoutout Corsair here; 489 00:19:25.030 --> 00:19:29.601 their PCI riser, I bent that in ways it probably should not have been bent, 490 00:19:29.701 --> 00:19:32.971 and it still works; so, you know what? Kudos to them. 491 00:19:32.971 --> 00:19:35.007 So, we're good to go, everything is showing up. 492 00:19:35.107 --> 00:19:36.708 Your CPU is there, all your RAM is there. 493 00:19:36.708 --> 00:19:38.944 We're good to now shut it off and close it up. 494 00:19:38.944 --> 00:19:41.079 I don't have a power button right now, 495 00:19:41.079 --> 00:19:44.416 so let's see if we can just carefully turn that off. 496 00:19:46.084 --> 00:19:49.655 Power LED, reset, power button. 497 00:19:49.988 --> 00:19:50.489 Sammy: Oh. 498 00:19:51.023 --> 00:19:52.257 Sammy: You killed it, or it's off? 499 00:19:53.158 --> 00:19:54.560 Justin: The power button does work. 500 00:19:54.560 --> 00:19:55.527 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 501 00:19:55.527 --> 00:19:57.629 Justin: Okay, it does shut off, but your fans don't. 502 00:19:57.629 --> 00:19:58.263 Justin: Hahahahahahaha. 503 00:19:58.263 --> 00:19:59.998 Sammy: What the heck? Wait, what does that even mean!? 504 00:19:59.998 --> 00:20:01.466 Justin: I don't know, Sammy; 505 00:20:01.466 --> 00:20:04.636 it's probably something to do with this Pico power supply we're using. 506 00:20:06.505 --> 00:20:09.875 Justin: I mean, they're kind of janky on a good day, but that's okay. 507 00:20:09.908 --> 00:20:11.810 Sammy: So, how do I? So, then, every time I- 508 00:20:11.810 --> 00:20:13.412 Justin: Every time- Well, you can turn it off; 509 00:20:13.412 --> 00:20:14.413 you'll just have fans running. 510 00:20:14.413 --> 00:20:17.382 Justin: So I mean, this thing will always be cool even when it's off. 511 00:20:17.449 --> 00:20:18.450 Justin: You'd probably just have to unplug it 512 00:20:18.450 --> 00:20:19.551 every time you're done using it. 513 00:20:19.585 --> 00:20:21.820 Justin: It's already clamped into the vice; 514 00:20:21.820 --> 00:20:23.655 the epoxy is holding a thousand times better. 515 00:20:23.989 --> 00:20:26.024 And we're going to use one of these instead 516 00:20:26.024 --> 00:20:28.293 to cut this out instead of the rotary tool, 517 00:20:28.293 --> 00:20:29.695 because I feel like that's part of the problem. 518 00:20:29.728 --> 00:20:32.030 Justin: You can see it kind of fused itself back together here. 519 00:20:32.030 --> 00:20:32.864 Sammy: Oh, God. 520 00:20:32.864 --> 00:20:35.267 Justin: We'll just give it one more zip. 521 00:20:36.902 --> 00:20:37.669 Sammy: Ayyy. 522 00:20:37.669 --> 00:20:38.370 Justin: Ta-da! 523 00:20:38.503 --> 00:20:39.338 Sammy: It came off. 524 00:20:39.338 --> 00:20:39.938 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 525 00:20:39.938 --> 00:20:41.807 Justin: And, well, it is going to be a little bit thicker 526 00:20:41.807 --> 00:20:43.775 by the end of the day, just a smidgen. 527 00:20:43.976 --> 00:20:46.078 Looks like all the fans and everything are clearing. 528 00:20:46.645 --> 00:20:51.116 The RAM has exactly enough clearance; 529 00:20:51.116 --> 00:20:53.185 if not, that's the reason why this thing is blowing out. 530 00:20:55.020 --> 00:20:56.588 Justin: Oh. 531 00:20:56.888 --> 00:20:57.356 Sammy: What happened? 532 00:20:57.923 --> 00:20:58.924 Justin: I screwed up, Sammy. 533 00:20:58.924 --> 00:20:59.891 Sammy: Hahahahahahaha. 534 00:21:00.259 --> 00:21:00.792 Sammy: How so? 535 00:21:01.960 --> 00:21:02.694 Justin: I cut through. 536 00:21:02.694 --> 00:21:04.429 Sammy: Oh, noooo! It's okay. 537 00:21:06.031 --> 00:21:08.734 Justin: Unfortunately, right where our PCI riser needs to sit, 538 00:21:08.734 --> 00:21:09.935 there's not enough hard drive. 539 00:21:10.602 --> 00:21:11.203 Sammy: Uh-oh. 540 00:21:11.370 --> 00:21:12.037 Justin: Yeah. 541 00:21:12.204 --> 00:21:13.905 Justin: So now we're going to have to get creative. 542 00:21:14.406 --> 00:21:16.975 I think we're at a standstill for today, 543 00:21:16.975 --> 00:21:20.045 because A, I accidentally destroyed our hard drive cover. 544 00:21:20.045 --> 00:21:20.479 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 545 00:21:20.479 --> 00:21:22.414 Justin: Two, it wasn't going to work in the first place; 546 00:21:22.414 --> 00:21:25.817 it's still, because of the PCI riser, 547 00:21:25.817 --> 00:21:27.486 it's still sitting too much in the way. 548 00:21:27.486 --> 00:21:30.322 There's not enough to kind of clear out where I need to go; 549 00:21:30.322 --> 00:21:32.724 so we're going to have to fudge it a little bit, I think. 550 00:21:32.758 --> 00:21:34.126 So basically what I'm going to do is 551 00:21:34.126 --> 00:21:35.627 I'm just going to make a little extension ring 552 00:21:35.627 --> 00:21:37.296 that makes this sit a little bit higher. 553 00:21:37.596 --> 00:21:39.464 Shouldn't be too noticeable, I don't think. 554 00:21:39.498 --> 00:21:42.601 So I'm going to have to go locate us another hard drive, 555 00:21:42.601 --> 00:21:45.671 and yeah, get something printed up, and hopefully by next week. 556 00:21:46.405 --> 00:21:49.374 Justin: Next week, we can get this thing done. Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 557 00:21:49.841 --> 00:21:52.110 Justin: Day whatever it is now. Sammy: Hahahahaha. 558 00:21:52.411 --> 00:21:55.013 Justin: I swear to God, we are finishing this dang project today, 559 00:21:55.013 --> 00:21:56.248 if it's the last thing I do. 560 00:21:56.248 --> 00:21:59.751 Where we left off was we were needing to modify the hard drive caddy, 561 00:21:59.751 --> 00:22:03.488 so that way we could fit our nice little graphics card here. 562 00:22:03.522 --> 00:22:06.792 So what I've done here is I have 3D printed an extension; 563 00:22:06.792 --> 00:22:09.094 it can just slide on over top nicely like that. 564 00:22:09.094 --> 00:22:12.431 And as promised before, I have wired up the power button, 565 00:22:12.431 --> 00:22:14.232 so that way it turns on the computer. 566 00:22:14.266 --> 00:22:17.402 And now I'm just going to get that screwed in and mounted in place. 567 00:22:18.270 --> 00:22:19.838 Last things last we've got 568 00:22:19.871 --> 00:22:22.541 to mark out some holes for our I.O. in the back; 569 00:22:22.541 --> 00:22:25.777 so let me just get this back into the case here. 570 00:22:26.378 --> 00:22:28.380 I can see exactly where we need to cut out. 571 00:22:28.413 --> 00:22:30.949 Which ones do you want like accessible? 572 00:22:31.083 --> 00:22:31.516 Sammy: All of them. 573 00:22:31.550 --> 00:22:32.117 Justin: All of them? 574 00:22:32.317 --> 00:22:32.751 Sammy: Yeah. 575 00:22:32.751 --> 00:22:33.952 Justin: What the hell is that all about, Sammy? 576 00:22:33.952 --> 00:22:34.586 Sammy: Hahaha. 577 00:22:34.586 --> 00:22:35.787 Justin: Why do you need all of them? 578 00:22:35.821 --> 00:22:38.590 Sammy: I'm a, I'm a big user on all my I.O. 579 00:22:38.790 --> 00:22:39.224 Justin: Okay. 580 00:22:39.224 --> 00:22:43.362 Justin: I will cut out your Wi-Fi antennas and your USB ports then. 581 00:22:43.395 --> 00:22:45.897 Justin: How about that? I just don't want too massive of a hole. 582 00:22:46.231 --> 00:22:49.935 Oh yeah; this is a project I've been wanting to do for a while myself. 583 00:22:49.935 --> 00:22:50.669 Sammy: Hahaha. 584 00:22:50.669 --> 00:22:53.972 Justin: Just never had the motivation or real reason to. 585 00:22:53.972 --> 00:22:55.407 Justin: If I'm doing it for someone else, 586 00:22:55.440 --> 00:22:55.807 then I'm weirdly more motivated to do it. 587 00:22:55.807 --> 00:22:57.743 then I'm weirdly more motivated to do it. 588 00:22:58.543 --> 00:23:00.178 Sammy: Because it's not your problem as soon as you let go. 589 00:23:00.512 --> 00:23:02.114 Justin: Pretty much; I don't have to deal with the aftermath. 590 00:23:02.748 --> 00:23:03.048 Sammy: Yeah. 591 00:23:03.048 --> 00:23:04.916 Sammy: And also you don't have to pay for it and everything. 592 00:23:04.916 --> 00:23:08.120 Sammy: You got all the fun, not the financial burdens. 593 00:23:08.120 --> 00:23:10.355 Justin: This is true; this is a good point, Sammy. Sammy: Hahahaha. 594 00:23:10.355 --> 00:23:11.857 Justin: Brought out our friend the duck saw, 595 00:23:11.890 --> 00:23:16.628 and we're going to just nicely trim along the line I put there. 596 00:23:18.463 --> 00:23:18.897 Justin: One. 597 00:23:19.064 --> 00:23:22.734 Justin: So Sammy, I think not by choice; 598 00:23:22.968 --> 00:23:25.971 we're going to have to block off some of your I.O. 599 00:23:25.971 --> 00:23:27.105 Sammy: Nooo! Which ones? 600 00:23:27.906 --> 00:23:29.040 Justin: One of your Type-C, 601 00:23:29.141 --> 00:23:30.809 your Type-C and your USB 3 at the back. 602 00:23:31.376 --> 00:23:32.411 Sammy: The two best ones!? 603 00:23:32.411 --> 00:23:33.145 Justin: The two best ones. 604 00:23:33.245 --> 00:23:33.845 Sammy: Noooo. 605 00:23:33.879 --> 00:23:36.815 Justin: Well, you got two more USB 3s, still that you can use. Sammy: Okay. 606 00:23:36.815 --> 00:23:39.418 Justin: Because reason being here, Sammy, if we cut this off, 607 00:23:39.418 --> 00:23:41.553 we're going to lose one of the mounting tabs that holds the case closed. 608 00:23:41.553 --> 00:23:43.021 Sammy: Oh, nooooooooo. 609 00:23:43.021 --> 00:23:43.789 Justin: So- 610 00:23:44.022 --> 00:23:44.589 Sammy: It's okay. 611 00:23:46.191 --> 00:23:47.526 Sammy: It's fine, it is what it is. 612 00:23:47.526 --> 00:23:49.728 Justin: Well, let's do the old lineup and check here. 613 00:23:49.728 --> 00:23:51.696 Justin: You know what, Sammy? I already screwed up anyways. 614 00:23:51.696 --> 00:23:52.330 Sammy: What? 615 00:23:52.330 --> 00:23:53.498 Justin: You're getting all your ports. 616 00:23:54.433 --> 00:23:55.600 Justin: Because I cut it off on the top side. 617 00:23:55.600 --> 00:23:57.269 Sammy: Oh nooooo. 618 00:23:57.269 --> 00:23:58.403 Sammy: You know what? As long as 619 00:23:58.403 --> 00:24:00.305 it still looks like it in the front, I'm cool with it. 620 00:24:01.239 --> 00:24:06.511 Justin: Yeah, it's more so just the closing of it that doesn't look great. 621 00:24:06.545 --> 00:24:08.246 Justin: Oh, I should be able to shut it. 622 00:24:08.246 --> 00:24:10.949 You just might not be opening this thing again; that's all. 623 00:24:10.949 --> 00:24:13.819 So in that case yeah, because I already cut the tab off, 624 00:24:13.819 --> 00:24:15.587 let's just give you the rest of your ports. 625 00:24:16.621 --> 00:24:20.392 Sammy: I'm very afraid that the power supply will explode. 626 00:24:20.492 --> 00:24:22.727 Justin: Oh, the power supply is probably the safest part of this whole thing. 627 00:24:22.727 --> 00:24:23.995 Sammy: Is it actually? Justin: Hahaha. 628 00:24:23.995 --> 00:24:29.935 Justin: Once again, ports are sitting right where all our clips are sitting 629 00:24:30.836 --> 00:24:32.103 that hold this thing together. 630 00:24:32.671 --> 00:24:35.173 Justin: You know what, Sammy? I might be able to save half the clips; 631 00:24:35.173 --> 00:24:37.309 we might be able to keep some of them here, hang on. 632 00:24:37.309 --> 00:24:39.845 Sammy: As long as it looks nice when you close it, I'm cool. 633 00:24:40.979 --> 00:24:42.981 Justin: What's your preference, HDMI or DisplayPort? 634 00:24:42.981 --> 00:24:44.716 Justin: Just kidding, you're getting HDMI. 635 00:24:44.716 --> 00:24:45.750 Sammy: Okay, hahahaha. 636 00:24:45.784 --> 00:24:48.386 Justin: Hahahahahaha. Sammy: Yeah, I'm just getting downgraded every second. 637 00:24:48.386 --> 00:24:50.121 Sammy: The illusion of free choice. 638 00:24:50.121 --> 00:24:53.959 Justin: Yes; you can have any port you want as long as it's HDMI. 639 00:24:54.392 --> 00:24:56.962 Sammy: It's okay; Xbox didn't ever look that good anyway from the start. 640 00:24:56.995 --> 00:24:59.698 Justin: Yeah, these older ones were kind of mediocre looking at best; 641 00:24:59.865 --> 00:25:01.299 I did really like the slims. 642 00:25:01.333 --> 00:25:03.401 Sammy: Well, I meant like the graphics. 643 00:25:04.002 --> 00:25:06.505 Justin: Oh, well, I mean, honestly, with the graphic cards that's in there, 644 00:25:06.505 --> 00:25:07.739 it should be right about on par. 645 00:25:09.274 --> 00:25:10.742 Justin: And that's why safety glasses. 646 00:25:11.109 --> 00:25:12.310 Sammy: Wooow. 647 00:25:12.744 --> 00:25:15.113 Sammy: Honestly, this looks kind of cool too; just like this. 648 00:25:16.348 --> 00:25:17.249 Justin: It is interesting. 649 00:25:17.249 --> 00:25:18.350 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 650 00:25:18.350 --> 00:25:19.718 Sammy: God, I can't wait to bring this home; 651 00:25:19.718 --> 00:25:21.086 it's going to sit on my shelf and do nothing. 652 00:25:22.821 --> 00:25:24.189 Justin: All that work for nothing. 653 00:25:24.189 --> 00:25:25.490 Sammy: When people show up, I'ma go like, 654 00:25:25.490 --> 00:25:28.460 oh yeah, it works; turn it on five minutes and just turn it back off. 655 00:25:28.493 --> 00:25:30.529 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 656 00:25:30.562 --> 00:25:32.364 Justin: It's okay; that's probably all you're going to get out of it 657 00:25:32.364 --> 00:25:33.498 before it overheats anyway. 658 00:25:34.499 --> 00:25:36.101 Sammy: You said I could play Halo on it! 659 00:25:36.268 --> 00:25:37.335 Justin: Hahahahaha. 660 00:25:38.036 --> 00:25:39.170 Sammy: Wait, does it not work then? 661 00:25:39.371 --> 00:25:41.373 Justin: Oh no, it works; we tested it. 662 00:25:41.373 --> 00:25:42.574 Sammy: But how long can I use it for? 663 00:25:42.574 --> 00:25:43.942 Justin: I don't know, we haven't tested it with the shell closed yet. 664 00:25:43.942 --> 00:25:44.442 Sammy: Oh, God. 665 00:25:44.442 --> 00:25:45.544 Justin: We might have to drill some speed holes yet. 666 00:25:45.644 --> 00:25:46.511 Sammy: Oh, Lord. 667 00:25:47.479 --> 00:25:49.881 Justin: You do have access to your HDMI port now. 668 00:25:49.915 --> 00:25:52.250 Justin: The power connector, is that acceptable to you? 669 00:25:52.250 --> 00:25:54.152 Or do you want it a little more nicely in there? 670 00:25:54.152 --> 00:25:55.320 Sammy: What's the alternative? 671 00:25:55.754 --> 00:25:58.823 Justin: Put some screws in there; but honestly, 672 00:25:58.857 --> 00:26:01.059 Justin: with how brittle this plastic is and the fact that it's hard. 673 00:26:01.059 --> 00:26:03.662 Sammy: Honestly, the fact that the back looks so ugly already, it's fine. 674 00:26:05.730 --> 00:26:07.599 Sammy: I'm cool with it; I'm cool with it like this. 675 00:26:08.533 --> 00:26:09.467 Justin: Okay cool, so just- 676 00:26:09.467 --> 00:26:12.170 Sammy: Because again, we're not going to see the back, you know? 677 00:26:12.170 --> 00:26:12.771 Justin: Yeah, you know what? 678 00:26:12.771 --> 00:26:14.339 Justin: So, probably what I'll end up doing then 679 00:26:14.339 --> 00:26:16.308 is we'll just leave a little bit of a pigtail there 680 00:26:16.308 --> 00:26:18.543 so that way you have something to grab onto to pull the plug out. 681 00:26:18.543 --> 00:26:19.144 Sammy: Yeah. 682 00:26:19.177 --> 00:26:21.513 Justin: And then I'll probably just give it a little shot 683 00:26:21.513 --> 00:26:24.516 of hot glue in that area, just to give it some strain relief on the cable. 684 00:26:24.516 --> 00:26:25.617 Justin: It's time to close it up, buddy. 685 00:26:25.617 --> 00:26:26.585 Sammy: Oh, here we go. 686 00:26:26.585 --> 00:26:27.619 Justin: Here we go. 687 00:26:27.752 --> 00:26:29.187 Sammy: Does the front IO port work? 688 00:26:29.187 --> 00:26:32.824 Justin: No, there's currently nothing there. Sammy: Noooo. 689 00:26:32.824 --> 00:26:34.793 Justin: But we can, I can take a look at 690 00:26:34.793 --> 00:26:37.195 the old USB board and see if that will work. 691 00:26:38.096 --> 00:26:39.698 Justin: USB ports are attached to the motherboard. 692 00:26:39.698 --> 00:26:42.367 Sammy: Oh, nooooo! 693 00:26:42.767 --> 00:26:43.401 Sammy: Oh! 694 00:26:44.302 --> 00:26:45.503 Sammy: Oooh! 695 00:26:45.537 --> 00:26:46.071 Justin: Oooh! 696 00:26:46.071 --> 00:26:47.038 Sammy: Oooh! 697 00:26:47.706 --> 00:26:48.807 Justin: I'm not going to lie, Sammy; 698 00:26:48.807 --> 00:26:50.909 it's being held together with hopes and dreams right now. 699 00:26:50.909 --> 00:26:51.710 Sammy: Oh my God. 700 00:26:51.710 --> 00:26:53.678 Justin: But she will hold, I think. 701 00:26:53.712 --> 00:26:56.514 Justin: Sammy, we got to find the DVD tray coming. 702 00:26:56.514 --> 00:26:56.982 Sammy: Oh my God. 703 00:26:56.982 --> 00:26:57.415 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 704 00:26:57.415 --> 00:26:58.450 Sammy: Isn't it this? 705 00:26:59.117 --> 00:26:59.985 Justin: Well, that's the DVD tray. 706 00:27:00.218 --> 00:27:00.652 Sammy: Wait what? 707 00:27:00.752 --> 00:27:02.287 Justin: Here's the eject button. 708 00:27:02.787 --> 00:27:04.489 Sammy: Oh, we're, oh the plate. 709 00:27:04.522 --> 00:27:06.358 Justin: Yeah, we need the plate. 710 00:27:06.391 --> 00:27:07.626 Sammy: Hahahaha. 711 00:27:08.426 --> 00:27:10.495 Justin: So I know we're missing the DVD cover; 712 00:27:10.495 --> 00:27:13.131 we'll put it on as soon as I find out where it went, 713 00:27:13.164 --> 00:27:15.033 if not, I have another one at home, not a big deal. 714 00:27:15.667 --> 00:27:17.335 But let's put the front cover on and 715 00:27:17.335 --> 00:27:19.838 Justin: see this thing finally all closed up. 716 00:27:21.573 --> 00:27:22.007 Justin: Oh, God. 717 00:27:22.007 --> 00:27:23.775 Sammy: Yooooooo! 718 00:27:25.844 --> 00:27:27.278 Sammy: Hahahahahahaha. 719 00:27:27.278 --> 00:27:28.647 Justin: Oh, that's why, hang on. 720 00:27:29.381 --> 00:27:30.382 Justin: One moment, please. 721 00:27:30.415 --> 00:27:32.217 Sammy: That still looks siiick! 722 00:27:32.217 --> 00:27:35.820 Justin: Yeah, I don't recommend plastic welding moving parts in place, 723 00:27:35.820 --> 00:27:37.622 but we'll never need the memory card slot. 724 00:27:37.622 --> 00:27:42.360 And if I'm being honest, did anyone need the memory card slot on Xbox 360? 725 00:27:42.360 --> 00:27:43.328 Sammy: I used it once. 726 00:27:43.328 --> 00:27:43.795 Justin: Really? 727 00:27:43.795 --> 00:27:44.162 Sammy: Yeah. 728 00:27:44.162 --> 00:27:47.298 Justin: I don't know a single person that ever used these memory card slots. 729 00:27:47.298 --> 00:27:49.367 I always just used a USB stick, it was way more convenient. 730 00:27:49.367 --> 00:27:50.969 Sammy: I got it from my friend, that's why; 731 00:27:50.969 --> 00:27:52.871 so I was like, okay, I plugged it in and never took it out. 732 00:27:53.371 --> 00:27:54.039 Justin: Interesting. 733 00:27:54.039 --> 00:27:56.374 Justin: Yeah, you're probably like actually the only person I'm aware of 734 00:27:56.374 --> 00:27:58.710 Justin: that I know used one of these. Sammy: Probably. 735 00:27:58.710 --> 00:28:01.379 Sammy: No, yeah I think the USB was cheaper 736 00:28:01.379 --> 00:28:03.448 and it was more like universally- Like, you can like... 737 00:28:03.448 --> 00:28:06.651 Justin: I mean, maybe not when the Xbox 360 first came out. 738 00:28:06.651 --> 00:28:07.152 Sammy: Oh, no. 739 00:28:07.185 --> 00:28:08.186 Justin: Because flash storage was... 740 00:28:08.286 --> 00:28:08.753 Sammy: Yeah. 741 00:28:08.753 --> 00:28:10.622 Justin: Because when did these things come out? 2005-ish? 742 00:28:10.755 --> 00:28:11.122 Sammy: Yeah. 743 00:28:11.122 --> 00:28:11.923 Justin: 2004? 744 00:28:11.923 --> 00:28:14.993 Sammy: Yeah, I remember when USB sticks, like two gigs for like 20 bucks. 745 00:28:14.993 --> 00:28:19.631 Sammy: Now it's like, 150 gigs... Justin: Two gigs for 20 bucks? What are you talking about, Sammy? 746 00:28:19.631 --> 00:28:22.300 Justin: I remember paying like 50 bucks for two gigs. 747 00:28:22.300 --> 00:28:23.034 Sammy: Oh, really? Okay. 748 00:28:23.034 --> 00:28:24.335 Justin: Oh, yeah; it was bad. 749 00:28:24.335 --> 00:28:27.038 Sammy: I think, I think for me it was getting more popular. 750 00:28:27.038 --> 00:28:28.640 Sammy: I think when this, the Xbox came around, 751 00:28:28.673 --> 00:28:29.641 it was about two for 20. 752 00:28:29.641 --> 00:28:31.676 I might be wrong, but I remember USB sticks 753 00:28:31.676 --> 00:28:33.445 being so expensive for very little storage. 754 00:28:33.445 --> 00:28:38.116 Sammy: Now it's like, 512 gigabytes for like 20 bucks. Justin: Nothing？ 755 00:28:38.116 --> 00:28:39.150 Sammy: I was like, that's crazy. 756 00:28:39.284 --> 00:28:41.586 Justin: You know, all things considered Sammy, 757 00:28:42.454 --> 00:28:43.855 there's a bit of panel gappage, 758 00:28:44.122 --> 00:28:47.692 but we did just stuff an entire computer into here. 759 00:28:48.560 --> 00:28:50.662 Sammy: As long as it's on the front side, I'm cool with it. 760 00:28:50.695 --> 00:28:52.564 Justin: Do we want to plug it into the test cart 761 00:28:52.564 --> 00:28:53.231 and see if it turns on? 762 00:28:53.231 --> 00:28:53.832 Sammy: Absolutely. 763 00:28:54.466 --> 00:28:55.066 Justin: Sammy... 764 00:28:55.200 --> 00:28:55.767 Sammy: Mhmm? 765 00:28:55.900 --> 00:28:57.769 Justin: you didn't install an operating system. 766 00:28:57.936 --> 00:28:58.403 Sammy: What!? 767 00:28:59.871 --> 00:29:01.005 Sammy: It works, what do you mean? 768 00:29:01.539 --> 00:29:05.076 Justin: Well, yeah it works but there's no hard drive. 769 00:29:06.144 --> 00:29:07.579 Justin: So, SSD is installed. 770 00:29:07.579 --> 00:29:09.681 Justin: Only thing left to do is just close it up again 771 00:29:09.681 --> 00:29:11.616 for hopefully the last time. 772 00:29:11.816 --> 00:29:13.118 Sammy: Oh, did we not find the... 773 00:29:14.285 --> 00:29:15.487 Justin: No, we haven't found it. 774 00:29:15.487 --> 00:29:16.087 Sammy: Noooooo. 775 00:29:16.087 --> 00:29:17.789 Justin: It's also another reason why we might need another shell; 776 00:29:17.889 --> 00:29:19.858 or at the bare minimum a new faceplate, 777 00:29:19.891 --> 00:29:21.259 because these are easy to come by and they... 778 00:29:21.292 --> 00:29:21.726 Sammy: Okay. 779 00:29:21.726 --> 00:29:23.228 Justin: Oh, you can see a little bit of the RGB 780 00:29:23.228 --> 00:29:24.295 at the vent on the bottom. 781 00:29:24.529 --> 00:29:25.997 Sammy: So, I can turn it on by clicking that? 782 00:29:26.698 --> 00:29:28.066 Justin: Yeah, the power button should work. 783 00:29:28.199 --> 00:29:30.435 Sammy: Ayyy! It turns on. 784 00:29:30.635 --> 00:29:31.770 Justin: There we go, we're in. 785 00:29:31.770 --> 00:29:33.705 Sammy: Vancouver in f- What the- What is that!? 786 00:29:33.705 --> 00:29:34.739 Sammy: Hahahahaha. 787 00:29:34.839 --> 00:29:35.740 Justin: It's Xbox 720. 788 00:29:35.840 --> 00:29:37.041 Sammy: Hahahahahaha！ 789 00:29:37.175 --> 00:29:39.043 Sammy: The long awaited to sequel. 790 00:29:39.043 --> 00:29:39.577 Sammy: Oh my God. 791 00:29:39.577 --> 00:29:41.146 Justin and Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 792 00:29:41.513 --> 00:29:43.081 Sammy: Wait, when did you install this? 793 00:29:43.081 --> 00:29:45.049 Justin: Oh, I just did that a couple minutes ago before 794 00:29:45.049 --> 00:29:47.385 you showed up when you were filming something with Linus there. 795 00:29:47.385 --> 00:29:48.253 Sammy and Justin: Hahahaha. 796 00:29:48.253 --> 00:29:49.888 Justin: Just take a look at some temps here, 797 00:29:49.888 --> 00:29:52.724 just with it idling, because it's not doing anything right now. 798 00:29:53.158 --> 00:29:56.261 And I mean, it seems to be keeping itself under control, 799 00:29:56.261 --> 00:29:57.395 at least at idle. 800 00:29:58.263 --> 00:30:00.131 Should we download FurMark, Sammy? 801 00:30:00.131 --> 00:30:02.500 and see what happens to the GPU on this poor thing? 802 00:30:02.500 --> 00:30:03.301 Sammy: It's going to melt. 803 00:30:05.436 --> 00:30:07.572 Sammy: Can you guess what's, the specs in it? Alex: What's in there? 804 00:30:07.906 --> 00:30:12.644 Justin: It's got an i5-8400 and a GTX 1050 Ti. 805 00:30:13.411 --> 00:30:13.878 Alex: Very nice. 806 00:30:13.878 --> 00:30:14.712 Jordan: Okay, that's pretty good. 807 00:30:14.813 --> 00:30:15.146 Sammy: Yeah. 808 00:30:15.146 --> 00:30:16.281 Justin: Or 8600K, sorry. 809 00:30:17.816 --> 00:30:20.185 Jordan: How are we doing on FurMark here? 61. 810 00:30:21.286 --> 00:30:22.020 Jordan: Hot spot. 811 00:30:22.520 --> 00:30:25.156 Justin: The temperature seem like not terrible. 812 00:30:25.924 --> 00:30:28.660 Mind you, this graphics card doesn't even have like power, 813 00:30:28.693 --> 00:30:30.195 like a power slot on it. 814 00:30:30.195 --> 00:30:33.464 Jordan: 38 frames a second, just flying along. 815 00:30:33.631 --> 00:30:34.465 Justin: Just ripping along. 816 00:30:36.401 --> 00:30:38.469 Jordan: Okay, why did we do this? 817 00:30:38.570 --> 00:30:39.604 Alex: Yeah, what's this PC for? 818 00:30:39.604 --> 00:30:40.605 Sammy: It's for me. 819 00:30:41.673 --> 00:30:43.374 Sammy: So the idea is I'm going to turn it on, 820 00:30:43.508 --> 00:30:45.743 show people it, and turn off after five minutes. 821 00:30:46.411 --> 00:30:48.446 Sammy: To show that it's a sleeper PC. 822 00:30:49.180 --> 00:30:50.215 The power button works as well. 823 00:30:50.715 --> 00:30:51.082 Alex: Nice. 824 00:30:51.082 --> 00:30:51.983 Sammy: Don't, noooooo! 825 00:30:52.517 --> 00:30:52.984 Sammy: Wait! 826 00:30:55.086 --> 00:30:55.954 Sammy: You just turned it off. 827 00:30:55.954 --> 00:30:58.089 Jordan: You don't say that if you don't tell me to touch the thing. 828 00:30:58.356 --> 00:30:59.657 Sammy: You know what, that's fair, that's my bad. 829 00:31:00.058 --> 00:31:03.728 Sammy: Cause you made an Xbox Alex, you made a sleeper PC. 830 00:31:03.728 --> 00:31:05.196 Alex: Yeah, I did make a sleeper Xbox. 831 00:31:05.196 --> 00:31:05.730 Sammy: Yeah. 832 00:31:05.730 --> 00:31:06.965 Justin: That's right; I forgot you did one of those. 833 00:31:06.965 --> 00:31:07.332 Alex: Yeah. 834 00:31:07.332 --> 00:31:07.765 Justin: Yeah. 835 00:31:08.199 --> 00:31:10.168 Alex: I had a 2070 in it, that was tough. 836 00:31:10.435 --> 00:31:10.935 Jordan: Oh, man. 837 00:31:10.969 --> 00:31:11.903 Justin: What? Jesus. 838 00:31:13.037 --> 00:31:14.973 Alex: Doing something like this makes way more sense. 839 00:31:14.973 --> 00:31:18.509 Like a 1050 or even some 1060s, you can just kind of put it in. 840 00:31:18.509 --> 00:31:20.545 Justin: Yeah, I feel like a 1060 you could definitely fudge; 841 00:31:20.578 --> 00:31:24.415 and then yeah, our custom Xbox look alike power supply. 842 00:31:24.415 --> 00:31:24.916 Jordan: Oh, yeah. 843 00:31:24.949 --> 00:31:25.683 Alex: Oh, damn. 844 00:31:26.417 --> 00:31:28.219 Alex: What is the power supply in it? 845 00:31:28.253 --> 00:31:29.520 Justin: It's meant for like, 846 00:31:29.520 --> 00:31:32.757 LED ballasts that you use on your roof and stuff like that. 847 00:31:32.757 --> 00:31:35.126 Jordan: Oh. Justin: Or just like, LED light supplies in general; 848 00:31:35.260 --> 00:31:36.194 but yeah, it's just 12 volt 849 00:31:36.194 --> 00:31:37.862 and it's got one of those Pico power supplies in there. 850 00:31:38.162 --> 00:31:38.630 Jordan: Nice. 851 00:31:38.630 --> 00:31:42.066 Alex: Okay yeah, like the- I forget what those are called; 852 00:31:42.166 --> 00:31:43.334 Alex: but yeah, the Pico power supplies. 853 00:31:43.534 --> 00:31:45.470 Sammy: Yeah, this project was costing me $0 854 00:31:45.503 --> 00:31:48.273 Sammy: and it's costing me like $150 right now; on top of whatever. 855 00:31:48.273 --> 00:31:48.973 Alex: That's pretty good. 856 00:31:49.073 --> 00:31:50.108 Jordan: Yeah, it's not bad. 857 00:31:50.241 --> 00:31:51.743 Sammy: No, but this was supposed to be a $0 project. 858 00:31:51.776 --> 00:31:53.511 Sammy: Why did this get so expensive? 859 00:31:54.078 --> 00:31:55.847 Jordan: That's pretty good for a $0 project. 860 00:31:56.180 --> 00:31:59.417 Alex: Yeah, so project money is a bit different 861 00:31:59.517 --> 00:32:03.588 where you kind of just, the amount that you pay for the initial thing 862 00:32:03.688 --> 00:32:05.490 is what you call the cost of the project, 863 00:32:05.590 --> 00:32:07.358 no matter how much you end up spending. 864 00:32:07.392 --> 00:32:08.059 Jordan: Exactly. 865 00:32:08.059 --> 00:32:11.529 Alex: If you get a $500 Civic and drop $50, 000 into it, 866 00:32:11.529 --> 00:32:13.064 it still is a $500 Civic. 867 00:32:13.965 --> 00:32:14.599 Justin: That's just how it goes. 868 00:32:14.599 --> 00:32:15.333 Jordan: That's just how life works. 869 00:32:15.433 --> 00:32:17.669 Alex: How much did you pay for that Xbox? 870 00:32:18.469 --> 00:32:19.971 Sammy: Actually, Justin had a dead one. 871 00:32:20.004 --> 00:32:20.705 Justin: It was free. 872 00:32:20.705 --> 00:32:21.940 Alex: Free? Alright. Jordan: $0 Xbox. 873 00:32:22.206 --> 00:32:23.908 Alex: $0 PC right there. 874 00:32:23.908 --> 00:32:25.243 Sammy: Hahahahahaha. 875 00:32:26.010 --> 00:32:27.679 Sammy: This one was one of the Red Ring of Death ones 876 00:32:27.679 --> 00:32:28.846 that couldn't be fixed, so. 877 00:32:28.980 --> 00:32:29.681 Alex: Sad. 878 00:32:29.781 --> 00:32:30.381 Justin: Yeah. 879 00:32:31.282 --> 00:32:33.051 Jordan: Yeah, you should make the Red Ring happen again 880 00:32:33.051 --> 00:32:33.718 Jordan: so it looks like it's... 881 00:32:33.718 --> 00:32:34.218 Alex: Oh yeah. 882 00:32:34.218 --> 00:32:34.953 Justin: That's what I'm going to do. 883 00:32:35.053 --> 00:32:36.554 Alex: Only red would be awesome. 884 00:32:36.621 --> 00:32:41.559 David: Yeah, GPU's idling at like 38, which is not bad at all. 885 00:32:41.859 --> 00:32:43.328 Justin: like it doesn't even have PCI power. 886 00:32:43.328 --> 00:32:44.362 David: It's a 1050. 887 00:32:45.163 --> 00:32:45.663 Justin: Ti? 888 00:32:46.164 --> 00:32:48.132 David: Yeah, the Ti makes a difference. 889 00:32:48.232 --> 00:32:48.800 Justin: It does. 890 00:32:50.768 --> 00:32:52.570 Sammy: I used to edit [a lot] with this GPU. 891 00:32:52.570 --> 00:32:53.137 David: Oh, really? 892 00:32:53.137 --> 00:32:53.638 Sammy: Yeah. 893 00:32:54.005 --> 00:32:54.605 David: I'm sorry. 894 00:32:54.872 --> 00:32:55.907 Sammy: Hahahahahaha! 895 00:32:56.374 --> 00:32:59.010 David: I have a suspicion that the CPU is going to get toasty. 896 00:32:59.377 --> 00:33:00.111 Sammy: Why so? 897 00:33:00.111 --> 00:33:02.413 David: Because just unzipping it we hit 65 degrees. 898 00:33:02.547 --> 00:33:03.448 David: So, we've started... 899 00:33:04.549 --> 00:33:10.288 and we're at 77, 74, 78... 900 00:33:10.488 --> 00:33:10.955 Sammy: Uh-oh. 901 00:33:12.156 --> 00:33:14.759 David: It hit 80 at one point, 80 is fine though. 902 00:33:14.759 --> 00:33:16.094 David: Like, honestly? If you're sitting- 903 00:33:16.094 --> 00:33:16.961 Justin: This is about what I was expecting. 904 00:33:17.328 --> 00:33:19.464 Justin: I think I said like 80, 86 905 00:33:19.597 --> 00:33:21.065 was what I was expecting out of this thing. 906 00:33:21.165 --> 00:33:23.368 Justin: Alright, guys; and I think that is all for this project. 907 00:33:23.368 --> 00:33:25.236 I'm going to do a little bit more make-pretty work, 908 00:33:25.236 --> 00:33:27.772 finish off this little DVD cover, get the lights going; 909 00:33:27.905 --> 00:33:30.208 you know, stuff to make it look good for the end. 910 00:33:30.341 --> 00:33:32.076 But yeah, it was a fun project. 911 00:33:32.143 --> 00:33:33.778 Thank you guys for all coming to watch; 912 00:33:33.778 --> 00:33:36.981 and if you like this, maybe you might like to watch the video where 913 00:33:36.981 --> 00:33:41.486 I did the 3D printed tubes for a water cooling setup.