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even i'm tired of watching me upgrade the tv in my living room at this point

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which is why today's video is very exciting this is the very first in what

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i'm planning to be a very long running series sponsored by Intel i'm calling it

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Intel extreme tech upgrade and the premise is simple

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one by one each of my team members is going to get a 5 000 us dollar budget to

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tech makeover their space first up

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Anthony let's see how he spent it

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now you might be thinking five thousand dollars with that you could buy the most

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ball in gaming pc ever but the pc is only one part of a setup

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upgrade so Anthony had to make some tough choices an obvious path would have

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been to just build a top of the line gaming pc courtesy of Intel and call it

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a day but i already have a pretty sweet gaming setup

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and this is an opportunity to splurge on something i wouldn't normally buy for

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myself now i've never been thin and while i lost a

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fair amount of weight before moving to bc the early days of the move caused a

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shift in my habits no pots and no pans

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meant no cooking so the solution was often to eat out

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but it became a habit and while my job isn't stressful in and

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of itself my mind still finds ways to make it that way sometimes and when i'm

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stressed the thing i've always turned to has been food so one of my plans was to

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use the htc vive that Linus lent me so i could gamify exercise a little bit as

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part of a plan that i had to be more active but the vive is still in the bin

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not for a lack of trying i've been putting together a little itx rig piece

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by piece just hasn't happened yet

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i managed to lose some of what i gained even though i haven't been using the

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vive but it's not happening fast enough and i

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fear i've plateaued so my tech upgrade is going to revolve

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around transforming my media setup i'm talking new tv new stand new sound bar

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and of course finally installing a sick new vr gaming pc powered by Intel of

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course the gaming pc is still at the heart of the setup here so

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Anthony do you want to walk me through some of your parts choices here starting

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of course with the CPU so you've gone with a core i5 10600k i chose the Intel

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core i5 10600k for its high clock speeds which should help in vr

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for RAM you've gone with 16 gigs of ddr4 3200 c16 i noticed there's no RGB not

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only on the RAM but anywhere in this system

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yeah if it's going to be a living room pc i don't especially need RGB and i

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don't really want it either i don't really need lights distracting

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me from you know the tv or anything else i might be doing in the living room that

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makes sense and i can actually see those aesthetic choices throughout the build

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here so if you want to unbox the case and maybe get the power supply installed

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i'll take this over here then we don't have to wear these annoying masks the

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fendex p400 is actually from what i can gather a really good case for noise to

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performance ratio and the same can be said for the Noctua nhu 12 vest this is

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a compact air cooler but still gives up very little in terms of performance i'm

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expecting this CPU to be running at max turbo all the time with a cooler like

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this one i really appreciate the understated look

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of this case and the fact that the front mesh here

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is extremely fine so what this allows me to do

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is have the machine set up in the living

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room with good airflow so the fans don't have to ramp up i'm just checking to see

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if i've got enough fan headers to run these fans without using the internal

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fan controller that could save me from running an additional cable from the

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power supply one fan header here this one is for the aio pump i don't think

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that could be used for a fan i'm a big fan

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i'm sorry of having fan headers along this edge of the board but this is a

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more value-oriented z490 so

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you don't have anything unfortunately along this edge i think you missed one

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though there's actually two at the bottom chassis fan two and three are

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down here oh i did this one then you wouldn't have to

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fool around with any of the profiling nonsense you could just go one two three

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and use all chassis fan headers these fan cables are very short though only

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one way to find out here you go boss so far everything you've chosen has been

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purely practical it's amazing how the choices change once they're spending

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their own money right uh the one exception is the all-black version of

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the Noctua cooler that costs about an extra 10 bucks but i also noticed that

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your power supply you went with a modular model instead of just a fixed

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cabled one what would be the rationale behind that cable management

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i mean to be fair a semi modular would be perfectly fine because everybody

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needs the atx 24 pin at least until atx 12 volt becomes a thing

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but you know we have one of those right oh i

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got a board and power supply so uh guys get subscribed you're going to see a

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video on the new motherboard power standard carry on the reason i went with

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the rmx 2018 uh 650 watt actually is

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because i don't need that much power and it's one of the better rated power

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supplies on our forum thread the psu tier list actually considered one of the

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best in class okay i think this is a job for your tiny fingers i did prove that i'm a faster pc

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builder than Anthony oh yeah and better gamer

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i don't know about that but the rtx 2080 super is basically

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i think the best value for like high-end vr right now

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since i'm going to be using it with a 5 it's uh

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probably not actually even going to be used to its full potential so with it i

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should be able to handle anything that i throw at it

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oh yeah i'm gonna plug in this case RGB

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i just gotta go yeah okay

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that's it right yeah i guess so we don't necessarily need to cable

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manage the back i can do that later that looks about as cable managed as i would

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make it yeah about as cable managers you would make it yeah now my basement apartment

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isn't exactly in great shape and it's pretty cramped too so that informed a

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lot of my decision making because i don't have much space for high-end audio

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a good sound bar is what i was after while i wanted to use the sonos arc as a

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standalone bar i just couldn't get one in time so i went for the samsung hw

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q90r which comes with a subwoofer and satellites reviews place it among the

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best sound bars that can handle dolby atmos right now and while i'm not sure

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if it's strictly an upgrade in terms of sound quality over my audio engine a5

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plus bookshelf speakers in terms of sound stage it should be a huge step up

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the tv is rather special i originally was looking at the lg nano 90 but it

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lacked some features that i really wanted like multiple HDMI 2.1 ports and

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more than 32 dimming zones and then vizio launched their 2021

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lineup and their new p series quantum x ticked all the boxes four HDMI 2.1 ports

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e-arc 480 local dimming zones auto game

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mode with quick response time 120 hertz native panel speed with variable refresh

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rate from 48 to 120 hertz i mean basically for my use case of

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mixed gaming and content streaming it's perfect the only problem is it's not for

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sale yet so we managed to get a pre-production model straight from vizio themselves all

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right buddy got your delivery where you want it oh uh well that's rude um

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oh that's a very good question this is uh kind of a lot of stuff here

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like is this tv even gonna fit

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uh no tell you what why don't we build the

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stand and see where that gets us okay this is going faster than it was that's

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for sure uh i still have my doubts about whether

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anyone's gonna be able to get past this stand if it's installed here so

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we may have no choice but to go with our backup tv location plan there Anthony

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why don't we leave the vr space here then okay what i might do though is take

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off that mount and do it this corner to that corner

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though because that way you could actually go all the way from here all

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the way over to here if you wanted to play like a a

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bigger game like gorn is a ton of fun to play with a little bit of room to move

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around so you can you know what punch guys it's like a physics based arena brawler my location

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here is actually really good to watch this whole space here

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there we go while matthias finishes up the tv stand

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i think what you and i need to do is clear some space

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apparently we're taking it one step further and we are disassembling the

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desk now i'm really glad i don't have to be

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part of that conversation even if we're gonna make it better after

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we temporarily destroy this home office setup it's worth pointing out by the way

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Intel's not just giving us special treatment they've been helping their staff transition to working from home

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with budget for tools equipment and resources so that they can keep working

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through these tough times as well and where the crap am i supposed to put this

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exactly wherever it fits okay

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and that's where it goes

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yeah we'll figure out the cleanup afterwards yeah that's not my problem i guess

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not my problem

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the good news is we're making progress matthias are we ready for me to unbox

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the tv so we can put it on this mount how close are you

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looking pretty good

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um oh

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oh did i catch it

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all good everything's fine i stomped on the back

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of the packaging and that bought enough time for Anthony and david to get over and stop it from whacking on the counter

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cool now all we need to do is actually mount the tv to it this

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whole assembly is going to weigh like 150 pounds by the time we're done

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should we center it a bit yeah that would be better

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that is massive

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um yeah wow

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okay well not bad yeah there's a lot of range

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of motion on that mount actually i do

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oh yeah gaming rig time

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a ups isn't the most glamorous piece of hardware ever you know leave it to

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Anthony to pick smart things to spend his budget on

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it's a great idea when you have unstable power and apparently they get frequent

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brown outs here so this is just a wonderful way to protect the gear

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that's attached to it so how heavy is this puppy it's pretty heavy i don't

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think you're gonna lift it it's in three pieces uh probably best to like kind of

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point yeah we can yeah sure okay here we go

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oh boy it's plugged in in it yep you know you must be at Anthony's house

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when under the couch you might find normal things like popcorn debris but

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also a keycap puller

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we can run power for the couch off the island now which means all we gotta do

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is kind of shove these bad boys under here

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and cable managed

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that's a free tech tip for you if you can't see them they're managed

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that's right that's management for a sound bar this thing is pretty crazy

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town it's all atmosi and all that so it's 7.1.4

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and basically that means you've got like four

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uh channels up top one subwoofer and then seven either

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virtual or true channels the sound bar itself which Anthony has over there the

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subwoofer and then this right here is a couple of rear satellites that we're

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planning to put on these speaker stands i've got three things that i just

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brought over here that need to plug into the wall both of the rear satellites and

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then i've also got that vive lighthouse so unfortunately i think that means this

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shelf has got to kind of shovel up a little bit

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away from the wall so uh here we go oh

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boy here we here we go again

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oh boy okay

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try not to break your ps3 that's the first model too it's got ps2 oh

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and the card reader and stuff yeah i really got to be careful not to break that one man i prepared it myself and

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i'm very proud of that yep there we go oh yep

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if it's back here and we can't see it then it's good okay there bud

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it's tv af you ever seen a tv as tv is this tv

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i've got the subwoofer packed back here behind the couch i know

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that's not ideal for acoustics but Anthony preferred it in

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terms of looks so we're going to at least give it a shot the sound bar itself i haven't actually

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plugged into the e-arc port on the tv yet but i'll do that in just a moment

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and i was just about to plug in power to the ups i did move a network switch over

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here though so we should be good to go for networking for all the gear that

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Anthony is about to cart over

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if you have electronics that take 5 volts

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get one of these things usb to barrel plug

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plug it into a usb port somewhere and you can power these things so you

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don't have as many wall boards and it's a lot more efficient

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i'm accepting all the terms and conditions your life is now signed away

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to physio sounds good i'm gonna use literally none

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of its smart functions i'm pretty sure Anthony why do you have three super

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nintendo's i don't

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those are lukes why do you have three blue super

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nintendos i don't i have four

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one of them is in pieces in a bag and uh

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yeah basically he wanted me to fix them up but i haven't ever really gotten

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around to setting up my soldering station i was surprised to see those too i thought you were a sega loser

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well i was a sega kid that doesn't mean i

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can't appreciate other things unlike nintendo fans

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oh yeah okay so i need a keyboard and mouse if

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you don't mind sir well uh one moment

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getting all the foxes together to cover up those patched holes in the wall hey

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wait a minute hey that's not a fox

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no you're done it's out all right this one's ugly

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oh okay hey what the get out of here red panda

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deceiving me polar bear

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oh oh look red pandas are called firefoxes nope they're out

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look at all my friends this is the closest thing i have to them

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where'd that red panda go i don't know you drop kicked it i take it back the

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red panda can return and the pokemon can come back

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i need a solution for the the patches on the walls but like hey look at that this

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is something very special that i've been waiting for a long time to get my hands

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on it's the open source scan converter and it's not something we've like

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had a need to cover on the channel basically what it does is it takes

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component video or european scart which can either carry a component or a

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composite signal and converts it

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into HDMI you can also take uh vga here

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and it can line double it so basically if it's uh an old game that runs at 240p

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for example newer tvs don't know what to do with that so this will line double that output at

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480p and the tv will basically just accept it happily

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uh it also i think can upscale further than that and it has open source

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firmware as well so it can actually apply other things like filters uh

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different kinds of scan lines that kind of thing so i'm looking forward to

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adding this and kind of making it the center piece

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of my retro game collection as i expand upon it most of it's still in

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newfoundland but that's a small detail this HDMI switch

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what i'm going to use that with is this end cable gaming on the output end what

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that lets it do is any of these four inputs can then be

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pushed through the m cable without having to you know

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unplug and replug and all that kind of stuff and uh yeah so i'll just plug the ps4 or

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wii u or ps3 or anything like that into this

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and it'll be upscaled for me no need to worry about the internal upscaler in the

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tv the only problem with this thing is that it's a little bit like loud color

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wise i guess i could like plasti-dip it or something i've already put some capped on tape on the front of this to

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kind of take the edge off of these lights they get really bright so we've

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got the uh quantum x p series tv from vizio 75 inch

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2021 edition or whatever they're calling it now we've got the samsung atmos

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soundbar we've got all of Anthony's console set up here he's probably going

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to add more but you know how it is and most importantly we've got the wireless

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vr setup that theoretically i should be able to pair now so do you want to hold

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on to that have you ever done this before nope okay cool so basically how

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it works is no you don't put that on yet i know i know it's exciting but you

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can't yet you can't so you just walk around the room and just draw where

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there's no obstructions so where the safe space will be

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achievement unlocked you're ready cool

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give it a shot Anthony boy's a gamer

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ah but it's harder than it looks

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oh how's the experience though how's the wireless it's good

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like i'm not impeded whatsoever you can tell he's got music in his ears a little

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loud we've got the vr working do you want to

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also experience the sound bar maybe throw like uh some kind of content up on

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the apple tv before we go sure okay

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not bad yeah

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all right well i'm gonna go ahead and turn it down a

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little bit we're definitely not gonna have it that high yeah i think the upstairs probably

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wouldn't appreciate that too much but hey at least it's got the capability

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so thanks for uh letting us destroy and also upgrade your

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house and thanks to Intel for uh sponsoring

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tuned make sure you're subscribed because we're going to have more of these coming and i already know that at

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least the next four or five are gonna have utterly unique spins because every

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person at Linus media group is uh let me just put it this way they're all

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a little special