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picture this the year is 2102 you're

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sitting down to play some video games when boom suddenly a radioactive bat

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appears outside your house and the worst part the radiation made your computer

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blue screen right in the middle of a raid with all of your friends well fear

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not because Fallout 76 sponsored this

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video to find a solution and we spent their money on a pallet of lead to build

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the radiation Pro gaming PC really Alex

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yes and the best part you can play Fallout 76 for free until October

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29th did that actually tick just now yeah there's background radiation good

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timing radiation surrounds us at all times and for the most part that is

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totally fine in simple terms radiation is Just Energy being moved from one

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place to another waves or particles like light from the Sun or the Wi-Fi in your

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house where problems start occurring is when the energy increases enough to

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become ionizing radiation knocking

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electrons out of an atom or molecule in

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a video game say Fallout 76 that could

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cause a beneficial mutation but in the

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real world it's far more likely to cause cell damage or cancer and if that

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electron happens to be inside your RAM or your CPU it can cause a bit to flip

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turning what should have been a zero into a one or vice versa in 2024 there

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aren't too many places where you can go that the levels of background radiation

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are in immediate danger but ever since the nuclear apocalypse on October 23rd

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2077 The Fallout Universe has been regularly experiencing unsafe levels of

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radiation and it gets worse given that

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the goal of Fallout 76 is to Nuke a radioactive bat keeping ourselves

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protected while we do that is key now for players there's a lot of options

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rataway radex and even vegetable soup but for their precious gaming PCs

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there's sadly nothing to demonstrate what might happen in this situation

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we'll be using our Luma field CT scanner which is capable of yeting enough

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ionizing radiation to see through steel

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it is entirely possible to kill Electronics if you leave them in there

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long enough and if you put running Electronics in here they'll become

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pretty unhappy pretty quickly allow me to demonstrate

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gerer counter

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PC one

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sec I assume that noise is bad yeah

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let's see what we can do about that the first and easiest thing to do to

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increase your computer stability is to Simply accept that sometimes poo happens

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and account for it for Mission critical uses like scientific Computing Financial

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systems or data centers they use registered ECC memory which doesn't just

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send the data from your CPU to your RAM and vice versa but also extra bits that

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can be used to validate that data a super simple example could be if you

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wanted to make sure that your two twos arrived in one piece you could instead

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send two two 4 and then also tell the

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computer to make sure that 2 + 2 equals 4 if something goes wrong and you got a

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two and a three you'd know because it would equal five in practice ECC

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algorithms are much more complex but they're beyond the scope of this video

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if you want to learn more Derek from veritasium has a great explanation in

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his recent video on QR codes in ddr5

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there is some inherent error correction which some memory vendors will mislabel

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as on die ECC this isn't true ECC and

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you can see that the real stuff has extra chips four for storing data and

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another for error correcting but buffer DCC has a different key and cannot be

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placed in consumer motherboards unfortunately we don't have any

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unbuffered ECC here today but realistically in the radioactive

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Wasteland of Appalachia just correcting the occasional bit flip wasn't going to

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cut it anyway we need to stop it happening in the first place and you

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don't need birth control when you're wearing eight condoms bring in the

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lead did you write that or did I

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I wrote that okay cuz I don't remember approving that in the script but that's

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very funny here we have spent $1,000 of

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bethesda's money on 300 lb of lead then

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$600 on shipping that lead and then $800

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on a safety consultant we gave us this nice booklet on what you need to know to

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not get harmed by aformentioned lead am I supposed to have read it uh this page

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that I marked is the only important one good Lord this is a classic case of the

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cure being worse than the disease you do not want to mess around with this stuff

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man this is freaking heavy oh where the

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heck do you even buy 300 lbs of lead metal supplier just call them up ask for

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it that's about it which is kind of crazy to me because this stuff is way

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more dangerous than some of the things that chemical suppliers do restrict

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access to you have a business address you can get basically anything you want

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they'll just send it to you I did not know that anyway we need to make sure we

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don't touch it lead is a poisonous neurotoxin that has no no safe exposure

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level whatsoever it also gets absorbed into your bones and stays in there for

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decades with a halflife of 46 years meaning that people that were alive in

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the 70s before leg gas and paint were banned are still actively receiving lead

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poisoning from their own bodies explaining

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Congress lead poisoning can lead to learning difficulties irritability mood

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disorders poor memory loss of sex drive

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infertility and many other bad things lead use was also estimated to have

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decreased the IQ of the average American by Four Points while its use was still

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common place that was a difficult torch for the new generation to carry but

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somehow they managed it fun fact by the way going to an indoor shooting range

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even just once or twice a month can expose you to enough lead dust to cause

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problems so what you're supposed to do is put on those gloves and then these

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gloves those ones are doing the protection these are for cut protection

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so that the lead doesn't like cut you oh sure okay should we in the

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bay n probably not the worst thing that we can do is stir up dust which is why

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we're not in there where the air flow is really good dude this is

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hilarious yeah the Safety Committee kept on trying to get us to do other things

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but it's just way too funny to have to do all of

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this you know I didn't see anything in the work safe handling stuff about just

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it being fraking heavy wow it's got a cool bluish Hue to it yeah

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I've never um done this the thing that you need to be

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careful of is the lead oxide so if you

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look if you do that oh yeah there is now

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lead on my finger this is totally fine

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as long as I don't now lick my finger or go for a smoke or anything of that sort

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can you pick your nose I wouldn't recommend it

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theoretically lead is highly malleable and should therefore be pretty easy to

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oh wow it is that's really easy

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yeah okay H is that enough to start I

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imagine do you want to explain these tools to us professional this is a

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leather punch we can't be drilling into the lead because that creates dust which

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is bad so we're going to try and use this leather punch to make holes in it I

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think it's going to be difficult and annoying we're going to cut the lead yes

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by just punching holes in it there are other plans we can like put spikes

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through it but this if it works will be the

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easiest so we'll probably want like a/4

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in maybe a little bit more of overlap on each side okay we'll kind of take the

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pieces of lead and like overlap them and then tape them we'll tape them yeah

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we'll tape them do we have lead tape we have aluminum tape but that's why you

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overlap it okay okay wait oh so I don't have to use

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the stupid leather punch we have Snips we have snips Alex well but we still

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need to put holes in it I thought you wanted me to perforate the thing and then just like bend it I was like this

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is the stupidest plan ever okay there okay fine no so we're going to metal

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yeah no it makes way more sense but we're going to use some bolts to attach

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it to this sure fine yeah no that's fine just wear the leather yeah yeah no I get

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it I get it now I thought you wanted me to cut it with that that would be awful

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yeah I know it would be really bad oh

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wow dude this is somewhat easy it's like

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cutting plastic heavy heavy plastic that is one

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ragged ass line but uh

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progress okay ow oh did you cut yourself uh no

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but that does seem like a concern I have no idea if this Splinter could penetrate

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anything cuz it's so soft but um if it

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does I guess that's bad

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dude it's so heavy but that's a feature not a bug

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lead's density is what makes it so effective at blocking radiation

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effectively nothing can get through it so making our system radiation proof is

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just putting a whole lot of mass between

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the source of the radiation and our sensitive

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components definitely need to Mark out some lines and do a cleaner cut but

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that'll be easier now that I don't have to contend with the entire roll of lead

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as I'm trying to snip through it

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okay I think the key is just being willing to bend the crap out of it while

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you're cutting it and then bend it back when you're done cuz it's really not

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just boom flat trying to line these up

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pretty much perfect here because while good enough would be good enough to

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protect the computer it's not going to help us get

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the actual bolts through so I want these to be very very well lined up okay

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there's your first lead plate wow that's heavy like I know in my head that it's

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heavy but like wow that's really heavy it's like the gold controller yeah like

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cognitively I understand that there's different densities of materials but

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damn like is it a problem that we're going to have just like steel bolts and

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we're going to have small holes in our plating probably there we go oh this is

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the outer plate okay that makes sense come on yes go

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yes with this overlap what's your plan when the side

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panel overlaps and the top panel overlaps we'll just do like overlap

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overlap overlap overlap just stack them on top of each other and probably just

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whack it with a hammer and add some aluminum tape I don't think that's going

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to be as easy as you think that is I don't think it's going to be easy

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oh well okay then we're on the same page how is this so far off dude it's

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not aligned at all okay yeah well that's

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actually good news the fact that this isn't wide enough means that our two

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tall side panels will fold over very

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nicely yeah so we can just put it over top that's easy yeah no

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problem done our incompetence worked out

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for a change sometimes you can air or stack in the correct

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direction hear me out strategic overlapping we take this top piece off

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Yeah we actually cut it flush to the front yeah we do the side panels next

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and it like wraps then we do the front panel huge and it wraps around the side

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panels and around the overlapped

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top and we use the bendiness and then

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for the back we basically just cut little AR

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armor pieces for all the parts we don't need access to and glue them

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on sure double-sided tape okay that last

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part was where I was testing to see if he was just going along with everything

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I was saying cuz that's terrible so tell

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me something yeah should I just go for it sure okay I'm going to shape this

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then do I want a whacker a yeah we need a

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whacker with the two sides it's kind of coming together like visually right

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dude actually making the PC out of lead may be the best way to make it look like

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it's from The Fallout Universe yeah we probably should have bolted it before we

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whacked it mhm shoot Alex Andrew called it uh she's not

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going to go deep enough not quite now under normal circumstances I would just

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take my side panel put a new hole in it that's closer to the edge but being

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contaminated and not being able to touch any of our stuff is pretty freaking Inc

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convenient right about now question for you can we just take a nail and our

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contaminated hammer and just send a hole through this thing probably yeah okay

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why don't we just do that then contaminate One Nail instead of our

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drill and drill bits and yeah

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okay okay memes aside though are we expecting this to work like do we know

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you know how much radiation can slip through a small Gap obviously this armor

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is not going to be perfect every single time that a radioactive particle hits

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your PC or yourself there is a chance

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that something bad happens and so by doing this we might not 100% eliminate

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the chances of something bad happening but it's going to be way lower

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like think of all the areas where theoretically a particle could come

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through yeah it's basically not this is one of those projects man where like

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you're in the planning stages and you're just like

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I don't know is this just really dumb and we shouldn't do it or is this really

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done and we should totally do it this is definitely the

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ladder okay so what did you say the side

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panel has to go on before the top panel right right whoa jeez I almost lost

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control of it as it was coming down okay

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did I get it oh dude she's latched

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nice easy

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so we'll Bend this back and then we'll bend it one more final time

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after okay so we'll fold these over on

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the front we fold question for you

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yes the bomb's not going to go off under the computer do we need armor on the

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bottom or could we have some ventilation are you determined to kill this thing I

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guess we could just attach a fan on the bottom that would probably help it A a

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lot a

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lot all right it's basically done it needs a little bit of finishing work to

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look more complete and together but we can do that on Tuesday after it's not

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weekend I might have missed out on some of the finishing touches here but oh oh

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it's heavy I guess I get to do the big moment have we weighed yet we have not

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we did a weigh but I have done some trimming and

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stuff dude she's

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thonk look at her go like damn all

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right good god I've gained weight I'm

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174 lbs and I guess I

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probably uh shouldn't touch the lead actually let's uh I mean a little bit of

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lead is good for you right no it's like iron a little bit of iron in your diet a

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little bit of lead in your diet little bit of iron great a little bit of lead

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oh goodness your Dy it get it lead in

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your dye it okay it's F I got it I got it I can do it I can do it I've got this

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I've got this okay I'm just going to get it to the edge of the

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table okay what what did I say that was 174 oh my God I'm at 150 now I still

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have my other foot on the ground just put it on the scale here we go here we

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go oh my God

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2642 please don't drop it no no I got

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it's rolling away I got wo that was 90 lb dead on wasn't it

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gotten back to me with a maximum allowed on that well they should have thought of

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that before they sent us a Luma field all right here we we go oh do you want

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to play games on it or throw it in there first oh we got to play games on it yeah

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we've got to play we got to prove it's a working computer yeah okay also there is

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a guer counter in it right now that is on okay I haven't heard it in a long

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time I I should think not any brilliant

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ideas for how to turn it on oh my

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God a nail really yes I mean it's better

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than what we had for the PCS in the back of my van which was just nothing can

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really feel the lead you know like it's got that lead feel like the Ley goodness

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okay ready boom oh it works perfect dude it

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actually works really well no it actually works perfect why are you not

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working still I may be able to reach the onboard HDMI

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Alex which on board really helpful from

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a troubleshooting standpoint I just can't get any pressure on it oh I got it

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okay okay so the HDMI is in oh thank

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goodness that HDMI port was right there if it was anywhere other than right at

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the bottom of the iio I wa why did we go on to the BIOS and not

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Windows I don't

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know oh God oh God where's your boot

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devices there's no storage Alex oh there

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was something remember Alex

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yes the NVMe carrier wasn't in quite

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right and I thought it was

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fixed but maybe it is not well it clearly is

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not well I guess this is getting finished

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tomorrow here it is Big Moment does it

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still game I couldn't help noticing that

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it's running great now yeah but um is there any air in or out there's a tiny

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bit of air that's getting in the bottom but who cares we have a reserator all

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the Heat's coming out of here well all it has to do is run the

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game oh before we do that I did scan it in the Luma field do you want to take a

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look I do hello Mr camera uh I'm very sorry

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about this

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there's the picture oh so it worked yeah you can see

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this little bit here where it didn't quite hit it the rest is the computer

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Flawless Victory then yeah nice let's

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see if the computer still works or

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realistically more like if it ever worked I think its problems are nothing

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to do with radiation exposure and everything to do with the fact that it

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is in a sealed container yeah do we tell

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them that we had to take it apart and put it back together cuz the PCIe

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bracket fell out no okay I guess we did

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let's see how the game runs on our machine wow CPU GPU temps not

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bad give me all your stuff hey get me that rad X hey get go on go on get go go

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go on get pilgrim how much more do we need to play to prove that this system

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actually totally kicks ass we're not getting a ton of FPS but that's our

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older GPU right like our CPU is at

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52° and our GPU is at 43 and if a

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nuclear bomb goes off it'll be fine it totally will unironically survive as

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long as it isn't in the blast radius yeah we should mention that if you are

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skill challenged like lonus you can join up with your friends so maybe one of

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them is good at the game I'll Dodge you I'll Dodge you oh yeah and while you do

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that I'll talk about the playable character that's a ghoul we probably

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could have worked that in a bit better whatever look at this computer the

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ultimate Fallout 76 PC you've outdone yourself

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Alex I've really done myself on this one this

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was so much work oh my God it was awful

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it was terrible work but it has the world's greatest power button yep if you

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enjoyed this video because you love seeing me and Alex have things go

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according to plan you might enjoy the one where we tried to repair eight dead

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motherboards that we bought on eBay it was fun it was fun