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i played about a total of 20 minutes of minecraft in my life and i gave up every

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time because i had no idea what the heck i was even supposed to do so when Jake

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stormed into my office and asked to spend work hours building an official

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LTT minecraft server my answer was fairly concise

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no of course Jake being Jake he went ahead and did it unofficially on his own

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time then came back into my office saying look how cool this is by the way

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now that it's all cool you can have it if you compensate me for those hours

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and he's right it is pretty cool so

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here we go if we're gonna make a minecraft server it better be the best

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server that money can buy so with the help of protocase we're going to design

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fabricate and then deploy the ultimate

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minecraft server build with not one but

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two 9900k processors inside a single 2u

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chassis with a whole heck of a lot of water cooling today's video is brought

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to you by rozzy stay cool and comfortable for hours with rossi's new

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breathable furniture fabric edition chair use code Linus tech rozzy.com to

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get 10 off

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so our use case here is obviously very specific we want to be able to run as

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many ball in minecraft server instances as we possibly can and because minecraft

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java edition is so dependent on single threaded performance

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this is one of those special cases where running xeon or epic in a server would

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result in a much worse experience for the users than frankensteining together

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some desktop hardware so then given we were after the highest single threaded

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performance possible and Intel hadn't launched the 9900ks yet we hooked up

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with the guys over at silicon lottery who were able to provide us with a

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discount on a core i9 9900k CPU that's

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been pre-validated to run at five gigahertz on all cores so basically it's

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a 9900 ks then for our second system we

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stole the bin's 9900k from gigabytes waterforce kit which means we should be

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able to have eight separate minecraft server instances all with their own

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overclocked 9900k core per CPU for a

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total of 16. not too shabby

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but wait a second Linus you can't run dual cpus on consumer hardware well you

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can if you run two motherboards so our clever idea was

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to grab a pair of overclocking capable mini itx motherboards and then cram them

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into a single case we settled on the ASUS strix z390i now this kind of a

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deployment could have negatively impacted the amount of RAM we could

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install but thanks to some recent developments in memory technology we can

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actually equip each of our boards with these double density dimms allowing us

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to fit 64 gigs of RAM onto each of our

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itx systems so java minecraft servers want about four gigs of RAM per instance

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which means that we can run a handful of those with extra RAM left over if we

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want to run a couple of our instances in a non-standard configuration with large

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mod packs which would need to be stored in system memory now if you're running a

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simple minecraft server for you and your frames storage size probably isn't going

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to be a huge concern but on our system we're going with dual 1 terabyte m.2

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NVMe ssds in a software raid 1 configuration for each board this allows

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us to load many different game modes onto our systems and allows us to use

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moderation and management tools like core protect which logs every single

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interaction that takes place on the server so modification to a block uh

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adding or removing something from an inventory etc etc so griefers can be

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dealt with more easily as a badge each interaction is

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pretty small in terms of storage size but it adds up pretty quickly if you've

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got hundreds of players and weeks of logs now because a standard atx power

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supply unit won't fit in our 2u thickness target we opted for an 800

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watt sfxl unit from silverstone that should still give us a ton of headroom

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even though it's going to be powering both systems through this fancy fantax

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power splitter that they don't sell anymore for whatever reason probably

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because no one wants to do that right uh by the way thanks person from twitter

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for sending that to us you rock so then

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that's a lot of hardware to cram into something this thick

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so rather than yoloing it um we started by

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laying out the components first in autodesk autocad to get an idea of how

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long our chassis was going to end up needing to be with all the cooling that

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we wanted to cram into it the original plan was to run regular 360 millimeter

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pc radiators like in our water cooled transcode server but since we did that

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project alphacool has actually started making 80 millimeter radiators

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specifically designed for use in 2u servers they even have mounting holes on

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the sides of the radiators so you can just screw them in from underneath the

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chassis these things are freaking sweet

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with the layout complete Jake started on the 3d design we took some cues from

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backblaze's storage pod servers but scaled them down to meet our 2u

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requirement this means most of the chassis is composed of one large sheet

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for the bottom and sides with screw and modular panels for the front back and

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top of the case we then added some flare to the front

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with LTT logo fan grills lots of holes for our radiators and then a big old

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cutout up front so that we could mount a five and a quarter inch bay reservoir it

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happens to fit in our 2u form factor absolutely perfectly and allows us to

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easily monitor our coolant levels without pulling the system out of the rack because of the standardized 19-inch

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rack mount width we couldn't fit our power supply in the back of the case if

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we also wanted access to both of our motherboards i o so we took some

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inspiration from modern small form factor pc designs and opted to

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internally mount the power supply and then plug it in with a cable

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pass-through that we got whipped up by infinite cables after that Jake added

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some small chassis support bars in the middle of the case to keep it rigid made

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a huge cutout in the top panel for some acrylic then we sent over the designs to

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protocase so this type of a one-off chassis is the perfect thing to have

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fabbed up by a company like protocase their no minimum quantity policy and two

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to three day lead time for most projects is practically unmatched in the industry

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and that's made them the choice for more than 14 000 engineers and makers from

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around the world including at companies like nasa boeing google mit and more now

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they did want us to mention however that the cost of a one-off case like this

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would be anywhere from fifteen hundred to two thousand dollars meaning it

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wouldn't be practical for the average home gamer but for our purposes this was

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absolutely perfect so now it's just time to show you the process of throwing the

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pieces together for our dry fit before

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we get started on the finished build so i guess it starts with the unboxing

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and bubble wrap what is this

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acrylic that's like the top panel okay cool or part of it anyways

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oh my god if that cracked it would be very bad

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it's not gonna crack you just want the world to burn hey oh stop

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ah it doesn't make a cool noise that'd make

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a cool noise oh some assembly required for our

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chassis here normally they will assemble it for you but some of these bits were

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easier and safer to ship separately so

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i don't actually oh that's the power to play

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ah what was that i fixed the kit

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hopefully ifixit isn't sponsoring this episode

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oh check this out guys i spent far too much time on that that

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is our fan grill check it out LTT logos all up in this

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biz it's gonna look so great when there's just like beige and brown behind

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it too

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popping it oh this is sick

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i know thank you all right so here it is guys

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this is the back of our chassis where our two motherboards go as well as

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our power pass through they're a little bit offset you'll notice and that's so

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the motherboards actually sit centered relative to each other in the chassis

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ooh but did we forget to put rail mounts on it uh

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it would appear so we can just tap those right we could also just like let it

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rest on something else then over here is the business end so

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this is where our five and a quarter inch bay res

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and on the outside yep oh is that going to

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increase the probe i don't think it does it must go on the inside i designed it

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it definitely goes on the outside i don't believe it thank you very much protocase fixed your bad design because

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if it's on the outside it wouldn't slide into a room oh i mean like on the outside like it goes in from this side

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no it doesn't go on no no yeah i see i see where the miscommunication is now it

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like it comes in from the outside yeah yeah okay that's fine you can't put it

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from the inside you're drunk Jake no it's not how it works

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the top is freaking awesome so as you can see it's going to be basically all

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acrylic tops so we can see all of our water cooling components in there oh wow

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what the hell that is some strong plastic on that

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little thing yeah i had to use a knife to get it off ow

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oh my god what did you just do just almost got myself in the eye oh should

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we just use the vibration dampers look at this oh yeah

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this is gonna be real tight Jake wow those look terrible yeah it doesn't

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really just use the screws okay fine forget it

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oh god these this plastic is like oh

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it's like kevlar reinforced plastics what the hell

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i am really into these they fit in a 2u and they're like really designed for it

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like these recessed fittings allow you to sandwich fans in between them if you

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want these side fittings and these rear fitting holes

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allow you to have any flow configuration that you want

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it's got mounting holes on the bottom super cool

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copper's expensive dude oh boy

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sweet sometimes things just work

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so we're not going to plumb it up today but in order to do a decent test fit we

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do at least need to mount our radiators and put the fans on them we've designed

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our rads to screw in from the bottom and then go together so tightly so we're

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gonna have what is it three of them three yeah so Jake's working on the last

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one right there it's gonna be sick you pop these together there we go

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how much radiator is that my friends why are you taking out that one it goes here

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i'm taking one off i might as well take them both off now would be a really bad

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time for these screws to not line up oh oh what it has to go in the other way

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oh god really yeah no it's right what are you talking about

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oh wait it's flipped on the other side what the crap yeah it's fine no i

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thought about this very extensively when i was doing this because i really didn't want to hold it up

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whoa these are going in no problems perfect

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everything lines up great huh it's always nice when things work out hey i'm

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gonna give myself a cookie for that oh wow

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how sure are you that that acrylic is going on here with these cables oh

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not very that's pretty tight like we were thinking maybe we could

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put it here or something but um i don't think so so then we came up with

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the idea so our reservoir fits

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perfectly these ports over here these are for like

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lights fill drain and then this is the inlet

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and that's the outlet it uses a d5 pump i don't think it's technically a d5 is

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it not technically a d5 no vpp 655t it's based on the same it's a d5

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but yeah it has variable speed control on there nice so it's a d5 vario yeah so

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our outlet is going to come out here go into our radiators and our inlet is

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going to come probably all the way from the front up the side

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that's going to be a long yeah sorry the back that is going to be a long tubing

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run oh no they're too loose oh it's these

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stupid that's actually a problem we will just

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not put in the i o shield and we'll just thread them in not quite all the way

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you know what actually take hold on a second with them not quite screwed in

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all the way it lines up perfectly so we can just put some loctite glue in these

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well it's a bit high not barely look at it well look at this side this side's

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not high yeah but there's a clip you see this like that

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exposed metal is like that on that side too it's as close as anything in this

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project wow wow so normally you would install

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your m.2 SSD under the spreader and put it back on but it has this gigantic

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heatsink on it so we're going to go ahead and just

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install it and leave it like that wait

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we have a problem Jake all right how do we install the second SSD that's on the

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bottom right but we have the crazy space so it's fine we have a crazy space this

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much space so we've got the bottom one installed there

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there's our dual ssds af

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now obviously we're aware that this cooler is not going to fit in our case

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might stick out the top a little bit you know but again this is just test fitting

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we are going to move to water cooling for the finished build um where's our

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power supply go um it's gonna go right here

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facing the wall here it is sfxl 800

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watts 120 millimeter fan do you see that it's not really

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necessary but this server is going to be shockingly quiet so that's going to go

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kind of like what their-ish okay so yeah that can go there this will go in

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between the boards right about yeah this is plenty long

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make sure the total power consumption of your two motherboards is not higher than

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452 watts of your motherboard oh boy

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screw it wow this thing is pretty crusty

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hey guy on twitter sent it to us it was sitting in his closet for like a year so

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it sure was oh yeah i guess we could do that

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just give it the ol wiper yeah

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should be fine it might not be pretty but it'll work all right

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there now for real it's done uh we can't slide the server onto the table because

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we haven't shaved the bottom of those standoffs yet oh we could just seat it um i don't want

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to scratch the tape this table's so banged up already you can barely they stick out like this far really

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we would be gouging that table put it out with the water from here oh

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my god there goes the bay reservoir

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it's great because you almost did it before and then actually did it now is

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it cracked why didn't we move that you know what it's fine no it's fine don't

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get it what if it's not it's fine it's sealed it's fine are you sure yeah it's

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fine all right so this is it we've got our minecraft server set up this is just one

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and we are ready to do a quick test so i just go now right yeah we're good

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for it good to go to tell you the ip but yeah scanning for games on your local

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network 6.180.

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nope 10.20.6.180 i know how to type in an ip

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smart guy i'm not saying you're stupid i just i'm firewall thing or something on

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a local connection well i mean Windows has a firewall thing i have to click

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away i don't know about your Linux oh my god maybe

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yeah i'm pinging you and nothing's happening

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did you just say you are an ass load you're an ass load hey i helped a thing

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you did i was just so astounded that the minimal install of this os comes with a

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pre-enabled firewall hey um do you want to fly do i want a

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what fly a fly do you want to fly no i

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want to i want to craft you just you hold the button you don't it takes this

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long to harvest one friggin piece of wood you're punching it with your hand

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well you tried to cut down a tree with your hand before yeah well then that's totally unrealistic for a completely

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different reason and wait why does the tree stay like this how does that work just like so is it

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just an automatically generated world yeah so there's like a seed for every

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world that's like what it's basically i understand what i see yeah type slash

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speed i'm gonna go really fast look at that world generate baby we

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haven't even overclocked a server either wow

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we ripping boys i'm gonna crank the server to like 32 render distance or

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something crazy like that i mean 32 seems like a lot why don't we just do

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like i already set it to 32. okay ah it's more it's uh it's chugging a little

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it's trying that's a lot of rendered ten ten of ten

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definitely trying oh no the poor server how's our CPU doing over there oh oh

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we're we're pegged at 100 we're at 100 okay so this is it this is peak

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minecraft server well we haven't even overclocked yet what do you mean so this

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is all being generated in real time this is very unrepresentative of what we

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would actually do oh yeah no this is totally unfair oh boy

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it's it's not having a great time right now

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it's trying woo there we go oh

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i thought it just froze oh no you're just letting it it's doing it i love it

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some of us are adults and have things to do Jake so stay tuned for part two we're

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gonna water cool that thing we're gonna overclock that thing and we're gonna get

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it live so you guys can join see you there

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