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this was a huge mistake one of my favorite things about Intel extreme Tech

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upgrade is that when you give someone a five thousand dollar shopping spree and

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go into their home to help them install it it really tells you a lot about who

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they are as a person and

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how they live

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what is the deal with this dude were you born in a freaking Barn no but you're

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sure in one wow this place is amazing yeah he has been telling me about his

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shop for like the entire time you've worked here which is like two plus years

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now two and a half years now two and a half freaking years

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and I had no idea that it was this big it's something

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this is incredible well come on get under the hammock come on well I mean I

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don't know or I mean try it out I mean it's hammocks the hammock's looking pretty inviting here boys it's insulated

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you can nap in it you stay cozy there you go okay oh oh you're gonna poke a

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hole in it with a screwdriver but that's kind of okay oh no no I got this I got

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it I got the screwdrivers going in here

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so like what do you do here I just make stuff

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this is this is my place to come and be creative show me your three favorite

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pieces of gear great uh I think we got to start behind Brandon I guess it's uh

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my laser this is actually the same laser that we just put in the out the tea shop

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uh just a little older but it's big it'll handle like a four by eight sheet

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all the way through it another favorite tool of mine is my tapping ARM

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this is a Pneumatic tapping ARM that when you bring it up to a part you can

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send threads into it and what else do I got what's my other

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favorite tool it's probably this table that we have all my parts on you want to come check out these parts oh I'm coming

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okay

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I'm coming the portrait of Grace I'm

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good I'm good uh so we've got a core i7 11 700k for today for today for today

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there's actually a 12 700k there which

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is my actual CPU but the board didn't show up in time oh how'd you pull that

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off uh I have my ways very nice okay so

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you've got eight performance cores four efficiency cores 20 threads this boy is

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gonna game are you gonna game in here you better believe it so I guess that's

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what the RTX 3080 is for and uh I don't

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think we'd blame you given how chilly it is in here without the wood stove going

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if you just let it run nice hash while you're uh

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you were gonna do that you were gonna do that I was absolutely going to do that

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you've got to warm the shop somehow I don't even I don't even blame him you're

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adding 20 terabyte sister which is what the devil you need 20 terabytes of

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storage for well I just want to hold everything so I have a 10 terabyte drive

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at home that is my CFL drive and it stores every game I own on Steam I have

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all of them so these are going to be running in raid one and we'll have 10

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terabytes here and then it'll be mirrored with C file at home and then I

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have it on a bunch of other devices got it so he's actually practicing what we

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preach a proper off-site redundant

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backup this will be nice huge upgrade

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for me when you're in the hammock and yes so there's even more that I didn't

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get to do today but I really want to bring a poll down here with a dance on

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with a monitor for dance well also why

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not both so I want to have a monitor station here

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that I can pivot so HTML that's why you

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wanted to work on that how many Thunderbolt cables can we daisy chain

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together so that there would be extra Optical Thunderbolt cables in the LMG

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staff only samples store well I'm on to

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this guy so he hasn't stolen anything yet what but he's biting his time

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problem with this guy is I probably wouldn't recognize the kind of stuff

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that he would take like for all I know this is our advice but I would no we

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have never had one of those I would I would how would I know that that's fair

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so I couldn't be lying right now for all I know this now actually this mouse did

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come from work yeah I did buy it though I I see you've run out of emergency

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liquor no no no there's an emergency Fireball up there is there more

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emergency liquor yeah there's backup emergency liquor kept emergency liquor

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when there's for when there's a real emergency for lunch mevu

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slingshot one shot one shot where's your

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target there's a there's a beer can up there that I used to hit with my pellet gun when I was really bored

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to the left of the painting inside yeah what are you doing shooting a pelican

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inside now the aiming is with the draw hand

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whoa oh rip oh well that's unfortunate that's

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the first thing you've broken okay so this is your lathe see I'm showing off

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how I know what things are now congratulations when you started would I have correctly identified this no

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he could he can be learned I love your

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taste in water bottles though lttstore.com yeah that's I think that's

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where I got that yeah so these walls are actually old uh movie Set walls so this

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is a green screen wall oh cool yeah this is the the healing bench so when stuff

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comes in it kind of just lands here yeah we've got power tool storage underneath

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um it's also the sound control center now this is one of the things we're

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upgrading today is it not it is but not this specifically yeah so we're adding a

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new subwoofer so this is not going to take this one out God no we want more

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but what do you need a computer in a place like this for I mean to be clear I

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I understand you need a computer in a place like this but what do you do with it it's running my VMS essentially so it

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runs C file my file server it runs octoprint which runs all my printers

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cool um and then it also runs uh Windows but

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it's not very powerful it's pretty slow so what is it it's a Intel q6600 called

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oh my God it's a q6600 DDR3 okay all

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right continuing the theme of equip and call and shop for free why don't you

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give me a job why don't I give you a job well do you want to uh well we can shut

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down my old server and start harvesting the parts out of it let's do that okay

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let's get it I heard something rattling in there oh

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this drive's just kicking around oh that's not bad

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oh yeah there's where I put my power supply cables this wait what do you mean q6600 this is not a

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q6600. it could be wrong I give you my

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personal Linus Tech tips guarantee that it is not yeah I can't even remember

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what it is so are we reusing this case at all what are we sell we're just

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taking the power power supply and the SSD out of this got it so I see I've

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been set to a job now then yes well I'm working on this why don't you show us

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one of the more unusual things you're doing I see the giant sound panel over

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there the sound panel I think is a two-man job so I'm gonna uh set up the

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welder I am so excited about this part this is where the bulk of my money went

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it is a Miller Synchro wave 210 AC DC TIG welder it is an absolute unit of a

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welder and I get to set it up now it's been staring at it for months it's just been

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sitting here can't use it wait a minute I thought you were just

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rolling this in because you wanted to like no like show me more of your tools

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oh we paid for this we paid for this this was like 3 600 Canadian dollars

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kids can you say thanks Intel

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it's blue just like Intel it's it's the missing link I've been able to to

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subtractively manufacture things but I've never really additively like I have

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a cutting torch or like a gas welder and a little Mig right but this is like fine

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detailed TIG welding cool but we got to get all the gas lines run and run all

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the cables and stuff so that's what we're gonna do now I'm gonna focus on

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building computers this is another really cool thing that I

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bought for it it's called the tig finger and it is a little pressure sensitive

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button that you put on your TIG torch and then you don't have to use this foot

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pedal to control your amperage it wasn't cheap but it's a really cool really cool

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little product

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what did you do nothing it's fine that's tempered glass Linus I know which

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is good because it's now not broken

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um I recognize this boy this is the PC oh something

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pc05 this is from world's most comfortable gaming setup I did

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eventually uh tear it down and turn it into a little Lego room for my kids so I

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guess I'm building in this Tower again so I'm doing something a little

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interesting with this setup I gotta go find the other part though but I'm

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running two Regulators when you're TIG welding things in

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particular like pipes or anything where you're welding like through something

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the you need shielding gas on both sides

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of the weld so if I'm welding in in a pipe or something I need to put

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shielding gas in the back of the weld so it doesn't oxidize so we're going to run

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a splitter and run two separate

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um Regulators I just have to find them it's

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kind of funny to me that the machine I'm building is not what's ultimately going

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to stay here but most of the principles will stay the same we're just going to

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swap out the board because going from 11th gen to 12th gen is the biggest leap

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in performance that Intel has made in a

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long really really really long time like we talk about it's got

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eight performance cores and four efficiency cores but those efficiency

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cores are like comparable to a performance core from

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not that long ago so these things are flipping flipping fast the the board

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will still be um what's it called ddr4 though because

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that RAM is going to be a lot cheaper and I need more of it yes so at this

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point with the difference in performance between ddr4 and ddr5 and more

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importantly the difference in cost it totally makes sense to go with a nice

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High Performance ddr4 Kit so Colin's got a 3200 c16 kit right here that's a great

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mix between high capacity and solid speeds one of the coolest things about

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these 12th gen chips and we've got some videos planned around this make sure

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you're subscribed is that because they have performance and efficiency course

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for an application like Collins where he's using proxmox or if you were using

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unraid and creating virtual machines you could totally take your efficiency cores

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and just be like blah blah blah you go run the hypervisor and then you're

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giving up basically nothing in terms of let's say gaming performance if you pass

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your performance course through to a VM super cool

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we could weld at this point should we plug it in sorry what point can we weld

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at I didn't think it was a spot welder

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this is actually a very unusual case to build in to put the power supply in as

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you can see now we've got access to the bracket here you actually have to pull

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off this top unit that is a filtered

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exhaust for whatever reason in its default configuration so what I'm kind

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of thinking is especially in a shop environment like this one I'm probably

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going to turn those fans all around and I'm going to have the whole top be a

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filtered intake and hopefully that'll be

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enough for our poor RTX 3080 over here

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um I think we're going to skip grounding uh we will ground it yeah fine fine

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you're right think of it this way you're

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grounded either way because if you ground it you're grounded and if you

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don't ground it you're grounded get it

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that moment when you let your boss into your your home this was a huge mistake

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knock to it does such a great job of their coolers man they've just kind of

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got something for everything so basically the way it's going to work in

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this case is I'm going to orient it

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this way yeah yep I'm gonna go this way we're going to have our fans throwing

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nice fresh air in here this fan is going to grab it it's a nice slim fan it's

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going to push the air like this and then those fans are going to blow that hot air away onto the graphics card which is

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why I told Colin I think we might have to redesign the cover here to make sure

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that that graphics card has enough ventilation I might have a small problem

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to report Colin uh-oh I've got a clearance issue with your RAM now

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there's a couple different ways that we can potentially tackle this we can try flipping the fan over onto the other

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side I think then we might have a clearance issue with the side panel or I

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can pull this memory stick

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and see if it goes in without it okay

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just like run one less dim well that's

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not an ideal solution but since you got these at the LMG store you could go get

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something slightly more low profile and that would probably address it see the

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mounting posts for the cooler they're too high profile to actually get the 80

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millimeter fan in there like I can jam it in but oh I can jam it in well Noctua

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doesn't like it then they can uh they can make a lower profile cooler

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boom roasted they do well

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this is my new sub box I did an entire build and I filmed it all and you can

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watch that on floor plane if you're interested but this is going to more

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than double the amount of bass that I get out of my sound system here and

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we're going to be loading it with this this is a JL W3 it's about a it's a

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500 watt RMS 12 inch sub now it's all

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going to be powered Careful by this this is the sp1

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-700 from speaker power it's a lovely

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little plate amp that is more than capable of driving this it'll actually

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overdrive this I have to turn on a low pass filter to keep the skirt Excursion

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down it'll actually destroy itself if I just turn it up too high now there will

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be a mesh Grille that goes over this but I haven't designed and built it yet

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that's kind of fine I'll get to it another day which means probably never

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our tough gaming RTX 3080 is in here we've got our nice triple fan cooler 10

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gigs RAM super fast GPU but we've got

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some problems ladies and gentlemen one is that I don't know if there's enough

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clearance for our dual 8 Pin power connectors under our case switches here

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at least not without kind of wrenching it over or maybe moving the

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mount over number two is that this hard

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drive cage is clearly not going in here

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anymore VHB no we are not VH being it we

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will put whole new holes in the case that's the correct way to do it and you

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know it now surely you're not actually going to game here at the shop so what

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do you need such a powerful GPU for so mostly for doing CAD work

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um Fusion 360 which is my primary primary CAD software isn't particularly

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GPU heavy but it'll be nice to have

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anyway and then I can always allocate it to other things unless I pass it through

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directly to Windows so I could parse that in and then use any device so I

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could have a laptop and then have access to a full 3080 just sitting here

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whirring away in the shop I feel I feel awful doing this to this

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beautiful case

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first time and it goes

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um yeah it doesn't fit yet but uh no no

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don't not you Colin I don't want you over here looking at it we're looking at

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his workmanship and you're proud of that well I'd be

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proud if it fit but it doesn't yet okay go away go away

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oh yeah all this because he doesn't like VHB tape we're not VH being in hard

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drives Colin okay thanks that worked really well now I just hold on hold on

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hold on I need to turn it around okay wait for it here it comes though this is

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my big moment my time to shine

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it'll go it'll go it's good yes yes okay success what why does everybody throw me

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these like weird challenging builds with parts that are not strictly speaking

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compatible for these Intel extreme Tech upgrades because we're building it from

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the schmorgasbord of stuff that's in the LTD store

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it's extremely tight

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the hard drives are literally right up

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against the GPU perfect in with screws properly mounted

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ish on their anti-vibration rubber

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grommet things we good to go this isn't

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even the thing that's going to make this whole setup sound good we're replacing

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my existing audio source which is just a Chromecast where I strip out the audio

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from an HDMI signal and we're putting in this a node 2i from Blue sound it's

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about 650 dollars if I remember correctly damn yeah I found it used on

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Craigslist like brand new for 500 Canadian dollars and uh picked it up and

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it does Super High Fidelity output like

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it's actually producing a source that's good but still from a streaming service

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so I've switched over to title now from Spotify because it does have Flac audio

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essentially and uh this is just going to make

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everything sound better just more data

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better in general this I think will live

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right there big moment I do think there's a solid chance that I won't get

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an output here because I haven't gone in and changed the PCI Express

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configuration to gen 3 but who knows maybe we'll get lucky oh my goodness oh

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hey we did look at that um question for you Colin how many watts

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is this fanless power supply that you're planning to run a 3080 off of I think

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it's like five or six hundred

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700 maybe all my rent wait 32 gigs of

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RAM is that right yep yes okay all my rounds showing up all my drives are

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showing up yeah I think it's into the BIOS I think it's either 750 watts or a thousand

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there's no way it's a thousand so if it is at 750 damn

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oh my God yeah I can hear the vibration I can feel my clothes vibrating good

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good this pleases me greatly

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um so I did find the drives I rated them together and mirrored them so it's raid

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one and they're showing up as just empty storage enough so now I can apply that

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to anything I got 10 gigs of storage for

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10 terabytes of storage way more than 10 gigs so my next job now is I'm going to

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take the new 3080 I have and pass it through to my Windows VM so it can

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harness all of it now that means that I won't be able to use it for anything

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else it's dedicated Hardware just for that VM I have my brother on

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speakerphone he set this all up for me because as tech savvy as I am

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server-side things I just tossed to the server side guy

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and it turns out that bad boy here and

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apparently his brother told him this already has two DNS servers on his

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Network he doesn't have his router modem switch AP combo unit from the ISP in

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bridge mode so that one spitting out

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192.168.0. whatever IPS if you plug directly into that and then his tp-link

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octopus arachnid spider thing over there is going

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192.168.1. whatever and now no matter which of them you plug the computer into

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we're not getting an internet connection here because

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smart Linux is like nope this is too stupid I quit Meanwhile my phone is

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actually able to get an internet connection I turned off my mobile data

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and it's like oh you want to browse lttstore.com no problem okay all right

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we're ripping out the Debian I just I

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don't understand why it won't connect everything looks completely fine except

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that it is not fine realistically it's not worth it for us

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to spend all the time that would be involved in fixing this problem because

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we believe the problem was caught by changing up the motherboard which

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changed the network device ID and we're going to do that again anyway once Colin

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gets his uh 12th gen CPU and matching motherboard

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so our plan for now is to button this up and then do a magic

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and we're back the 12th gen upgrade is

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done Jake very graciously helps me pass through the GPU because I wasn't cutting

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it when it came to configuring proxmox and it runs great we've got eight CPU

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cores attached to my Windows instance and four CPU cores attached to the Linux

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instance which was running C file and everything works just great we can pop

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right into Fusion 360.

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having that direct GPU pass-through is

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awesome everything is Flawless I've used it remotely from home with parsec and

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all together it took a lot of work I don't know if I would do it again I

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would probably just run a separate server for file server stuff and just

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run a separate PC but it's pretty cool to have this and now I can set up

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approxbox instance at home and have duplicated files across the internet and

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redundant storage so thanks Intel I guess and we'll pass it back on to Linus

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thank you

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all right it might impress the ladies

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but probably not who I know is impressed is me for all of you guys watching and

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big shout out for that also big shout out to Intel for sponsoring Intel Xtreme

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Tech upgrade stay tuned guys because upcoming we've got I think Brandon's

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coming soon aren't you yeah that's going to be a very interesting one