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So here we are, a long, painful seven months

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after we first teased the concept

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of building the first ever Linus Media Group gaming lounge.

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And ironically, pretty much everything else

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about this space is done.

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So we've got our side table here.

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This just arrived.

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It's still got all the protective stuff on it.

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We've got our board games table here.

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This is actually a bit of a placeholder, but whatever.

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We could play board games.

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We've got the media lounge.

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That is like, it's fricking awesome.

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And the one part we haven't actually started on yet

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is the actual LAN gaming center.

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Fortunately, everything's here!

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Those are, oh, yeah!

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Oh my God.

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So it's time for us to finally build the first real system.

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Except that we had a small problem.

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We were having trouble getting the Core i7 processors

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that we had intended to use.

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It was from our prototype system way back when.

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So we figured, you know what?

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Well, we're only running RTX 2070s anyway.

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Would AMD really be that much

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of a performance compromise here?

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Let me hold this.

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Well, there's only one way for us to find out.

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The MOS Grande backpack is the perfect companion

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for laptops of up to 17 inches

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since the bag is water resistant and padded for protection.

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Also, it has an orange interior.

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Check it out at the link below.

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So before we get

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to building our actual final spec rig,

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I guess a bit of a haul video

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is kind of in order here, isn't it?

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Man, this is a lot of hardware.

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Every system is getting a G903?

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No, it's actually worse.

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We went a little further than that.

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We went even further over the top?

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Those are extras.

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Every system is getting one

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of Logitech's Pro Wireless Gaming Mice.

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Okay, as if half the people that are gonna be using it

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are even skilled enough to know

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the difference.

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Everyone's getting a G513 Carbon

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with their Romergy linear switches.

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Everyone's getting a G935 headset.

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And thanks to Logitech's recent acquisition

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of Blue Microphones, a Yeti Nano mic.

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Because, you know, the built-in headset mic.

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I mean, we've got it.

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It's not like it's not a super high-end headset,

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but we're gonna use an off-board mic, you know, whatever.

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Then moving into the systems themselves,

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we're running Ryzen 2700.

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We're gonna be using the Ryzen 2700X processors.

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So yes, we lose a little bit of single-threaded performance

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compared to the 8700Ks we initially spec'd,

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but we can probably overclock them a little.

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And quite frankly, in the e-sports titles

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that we'll be running for the most part,

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I don't expect it to make a difference.

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Although, we will be testing that out today.

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And then cooling them,

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we're gonna be using H100i RGB Platinum Water Coolers

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from Corsair.

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We're gonna be pairing them with 16 gigs each,

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a DDR4 2666 megahertz RGB RAM from also Corsair.

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Every system gets an MP300 480 gig boot drive.

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Do we have hard drives for these?

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Yes, and Optane.

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Oh nice, everyone's getting a Brio 4K Pro webcam.

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So everything's gonna be stream ready.

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And Optane, all the Optane.

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All the Optane.

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Oh wow, okay.

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So that's pretty cool.

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That means our 480 gig SSD is gonna handle OS duties

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and any critical applications.

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so that the games that are played most frequently,

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even if they are on magnetic storage,

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are still gonna load faster

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than if they were just on a hard drive.

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Corsair sent over a whole bunch of their Lightloop 120 fans.

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First, let's talk about what they're gonna be driving.

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So ASUS sent over 12 of their VG279 gaming monitors.

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and they run at 144 hertz.

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but still looks really great gaming monitor.

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but now that NVIDIA has enabled G-Sync on FreeSync displays,

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we're not expecting that to be a problem

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for our GeForce RTX 2070 graphics cards.

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The whole thing's gonna be hooked into

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ASUS's TUF Series B450M Plus gaming motherboard

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and installed in a Crystal Series 280X case from ASUS.

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is that this is the first time

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Nintendo has launched the QCAM Corsair.

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For power, we've gone way over the top.

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See Sonic sent over

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their Prime Titanium at 1,000 watt modular power supply.

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I told them like 750 plus.

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This is literally three times the power we actually need,

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but cool.

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Thanks, I guess.

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Actually, a couple of things I forgot, minor details.

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Aquantia sent over their 10 gig Nix.

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actual gaming experience, but while installing games

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off our Steam caching server,

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which you can check out the video about up here,

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this will definitely make a difference

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while we're pulling down from all these machines at once.

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So that's gonna be sick.

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And these chairs from Maxnomics.

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So we haven't actually reviewed one of their chairs

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in quite some time, but this is still my daily driver

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in my office, actually not quite this one,

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but a similar model.

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And I'm super excited that when we're here

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for hours after work, we are gonna be sitting

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on something as comfortable as their classic office chair.

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We got the black one, right Jake?

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Yeah, and it's embroidered.

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Oh, that looks awesome.

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As the kids would say.

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I'm not a kid anymore, I'm not saying it.

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I just wanna hear you say it.

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It's lit, it's lit, yeah.

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Lit AF.

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Lit AF, thank you.

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Thank you.

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See, I knew you were gonna say it.

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Damn it, I said it.

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Okay, so while Jake puts together a couple of the chairs,

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which we're gonna need for our head-to-head

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mano-a-mano gaming session,

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I'm gonna put together one of our final AMD-based rigs

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so we can find out when we put it head-to-head

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against our original Intel-based prototype over here,

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how much, if any, performance we're leaving on the table

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with our 2700Xs.

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You know what, I think I'm gonna mix things up

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for this build.

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I'm gonna start by getting everything ready in the case.

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Then I'm gonna put together my core platform

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on my motherboard here.

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I haven't even gotten as far as putting the fans

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into the case, and we've already found a problem.

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Because we changed from an Intel board to an AMD board

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sort of midway through this project,

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we might've overlooked a small compatibility issue.

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Now, it's nothing sort of game-ending here.

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We still have room for our triple-slot graphics card

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and our 10-gigabit NIC, but what we are looking at right now,

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is we're gonna have to figure out how we're gonna do this.

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What we are losing is the ability

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to put in our Optane module,

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because this board only has a single M.2 slot.

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And yeah, there's no additional one on the back

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or anything like that.

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Yeah, that's a little disappointing, actually.

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Hey, so Jake, how are we arranging the fans on these things?

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Because we can either design it for optimal airflow

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and have two in, two out,

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or we can have our light loop rings all visible externally,

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and it can look bad-ass.

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And then it'll be like highly positive pressurized.

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But they're all filtered.

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Two in, two out.

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Two in, two out?

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Yeah, you gotta.

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Better than the system's overheating.

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He's not gonna do it.

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I just wanted to check something real quick with you, though.

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However I build this first one,

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that's how we'll have to build all of them, right?

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Well, I could always just fix it.

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All right, I guess this one is done now, hey?

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Not bad?

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Pretty good, man.

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I mean, I have this exact same chair at my desk, so.

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Oh, yeah.

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Avivo sent over their,

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so they don't actually sell a complete desk.

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They just sell-

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Oh, I think they do.

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Well, that's not what we got.

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We needed a big one, right?

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That's not the one that I bought the other week either.

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Yeah, they sell just like a standing, sitting,

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like leg assembly.

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So that's what we're gonna be putting

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these custom dbrand skinned MDF tabletops on top of.

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I'm actually super stoked for how good that's gonna look.

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Those things are really heavy.

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Please be careful.

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So this is a pretty cool little piece

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of kit.

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This is a Corsair Commander Pro,

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and it plugs in using SATA for power and then USB for data.

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And then it's got all your LED ports here.

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You've got up to six fans that you can plug in directly.

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It's got temp sensors right here,

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and then two USB internal headers

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in case you have a motherboard that only has one,

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and then you're taking it up with this thing.

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Well, this way you can plug your front panel USB 2

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into this or any other accessories like, say for example,

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one of Corsair's own CPU coolers,

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which we are probably gonna need to do in this case.

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So we're gonna replace our existing fan hub with this guy.

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Cable management.

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Man, I tell you the adhesive that they used

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to hold the original LED and fan controllers in,

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it's ridiculous.

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I should barely get that thing off.

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Sounds like something a beta male would say.

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Ah, holy crap.

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Ow.

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Like look at my fingers.

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What are you gonna cry to?

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You know what?

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You take it off.

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Show me how it's done, alpha guy.

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Oh man, that's pretty on there.

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Holy .

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It was really loosened a lot.

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Uh-huh.

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Why did they put that much adhesive on?

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Look, I love you guys at Corsair.

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Great, great people sent us a lot of hardware

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for this project.

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Okay.

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Yeah, we're going full RGB ringness here.

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It's taking me as long to do the RGB wiring

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as it would to build a normal computer.

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Of course, it'll be all worth it.

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But like, we've got the two, we've got the Commander Pro,

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we've got the RGB hub,

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we've got the leads for all the strips and all the fans,

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two power leads for the whole thing.

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I think we're finally ready to put a motherboard in it.

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Look at the chairs though.

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But the chairs are done.

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God damn it.

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You know, the funny thing is

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I've always just kind of used whatever.

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Like, brand loyalty is not a thing for me.

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But because the community's perception of me as some kind of,

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brand loyalty is not a thing for me. But because the community's perception of me as some kind of,

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But because the community's perception of me as some kind of,

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fanboy one way or the other is so strong.

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It feels a little bit naughty building an AMD system.

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See, check this out.

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This is what I love about this case.

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This side, like, look at that.

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It's not look clean or what?

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And then this side, in typical Linus fashion.

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I'm like getting pretty close here, actually.

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I just got to pop the power supply in, wire that up.

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And then I need my graphics card, network card,

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and then I'm good to go.

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I don't know who would use this

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but maybe if you're like an NBA player or something.

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Well, I wasn't sure if I could do it,

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but after giving it my best effort,

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I think I've succeeded in making the contrast

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between my cable managed side

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and my non cable managed side, even more stark.

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Good job, Linus.

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It's a real shame about that video card saggage.

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That's actually not that bad.

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It's not great.

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I was expecting it to be a lot worse.

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It's a lot worse than that.

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I'm also a little upset about the one yellow accent.

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Can you just get the T out of there?

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Finish the T off.

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So it's just off gaming.

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Gaming.

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It's the gamers.

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You have to do this, like this.

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Yeah.

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Like this.

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Otherwise it's not, you don't get the white out.

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Look, look how beta his writing game is here.

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Look at that.

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It's gorgeous.

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Thanks to Aki for sending these mouse pads.

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Excel.

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Mouse pads.

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Very nice.

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With the braided edge.

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This is the moment we've all been waiting for.

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Nice.

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Okay.

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So my NIC is showing up.

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My 16 gigs of RAM's all showing up.

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My hard drive is not showing up.

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Oh, it might be a SAS drive.

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I just grabbed something off the shelf

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cause our drives didn't actually arrive.

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Okay.

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I will figure that out later.

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But we still have a couple of things to do here.

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So I'm going to set our DOCP.

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So that's AMD's XMP equivalent,

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which should configure our RAM to its optimized settings

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and then install Windows.

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So this is it.

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Ish.

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Finished AMD system versus the old concept Intel system.

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On a test bench.

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I mean, really the point of all of this is to find out

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how much we compromised by going AMD.

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So I think we're two and two right now.

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Aren't we Jake?

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Does that, does that sound right?

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Okay.

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Also.

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I'm pretty sure that while I was pretty far behind before

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you're dead again.

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And my kill count is pretty close.

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Oh, oh, would you look at that?

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Am I out ahead now?

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Huh?

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Cause I remember you talking some smack

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about how you're like a young, hip gamer or some .

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Ah.

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Oh, nice.

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Haha.

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Spawned right behind you.

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You like that?

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Performance wise.

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Oh, it's, it's not making a difference.

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It literally doesn't matter.

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Uh, what are you at in terms of FPS?

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Oh, like around 300, 250.

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250.

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It really depends on where you are on the map.

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Yep.

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I'm anywhere from like 150 to 250.

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Okay. We're here.

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This is me.

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It's me.

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It's me. It's me.

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Okay. So let's just look down the, look down the thing.

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I just want to know what the FPS difference is like.

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Okay.

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Mine's higher.

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What?

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Yeah. Yours is quite a bit higher actually.

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Do you have anything in the background?

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No.

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I mean, remember CSGO is a notoriously Intel favoring game.

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Right.

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So yes, there's a difference, but like, I didn't feel,

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I didn't feel for a second.

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Like I was affected by the difference.

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And you know, when we're talking 150 versus 240 FPS,

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I'm, I'm all right with it.

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Okay. Well, I'm gonna try a different game.

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GG.

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You can't alt tab out of this game.

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Yeah. I won.

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Okay.

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Man, I haven't played on 1080P in a hot minute.

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It's a little different than 1440P ultra wide.

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Yeah. Like it's, it's like a 10 FPS difference.

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Well, remember CSGO was behind.

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So I was thinking about it for a second,

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but like CSGO was behind in the context of like,

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160 versus 240 FPS.

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Like it's not.

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I don't even, it wasn't that much.

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I feel like it was like 30.

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No, it was a little bit more.

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Oh, there's two.

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Crap.

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Okay. Well, sorry.

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Oh, we got wrecked.

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Oh.

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That wasn't bad.

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No, the frame rates are good.

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I mean.

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Yeah. Dang it.

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You did more damage.

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All right. All right.

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So you're better at the game that only you play

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and that I don't play.

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So, okay. That's good.

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That's good.

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Well then that's our takeaway.

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Jake isn't actually that great at video games

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in spite of being one of the young kids.

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Actually, depending on, you know,

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what game you're playing,

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you might even get a better gaming experience

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with the 2700X,

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which did surprise me in Apex Legends anyway.

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And that's like a hundred bucks cheaper.

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No regrets then.

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Now we just have to build 11 more.

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That's my regret.

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That's my only regret is doing it 11 times.

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Having this idea.

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All right.

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So I guess all that's left now,

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