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Adam: ...two, three. 2 00:00:01.601 --> 00:00:03.970 Linus: Wait, why are we building a computer in the kitchen? 3 00:00:04.004 --> 00:00:06.106 Adam: Linus, we're remodeling the shop right now; 4 00:00:06.106 --> 00:00:10.010 and besides it's not like Bill Gates had a fully stocked shop to build his computers 5 00:00:11.678 --> 00:00:13.046 and he built a whole Microsoft. 6 00:00:15.949 --> 00:00:16.950 Linus: Can't argue that. 7 00:00:19.552 --> 00:00:20.353 Linus: Um... 8 00:00:20.387 --> 00:00:21.354 Adam: You know what, I bet that- 9 00:00:21.388 --> 00:00:22.122 Adam: Hahahahaha. 10 00:00:22.355 --> 00:00:23.890 Linus: Okay, hold on. Adam: I don't know, I don't know, how do we get to the next thing? 11 00:00:23.890 --> 00:00:24.758 Linus: No, no, we're gonna- 12 00:00:24.758 --> 00:00:25.892 Linus: One more time, one more time, we're gonna- 13 00:00:25.892 --> 00:00:26.393 Adam: Roll up- 14 00:00:26.493 --> 00:00:27.027 Linus: Are these-? 15 00:00:27.127 --> 00:00:27.961 Adam: Something to note, 16 00:00:27.994 --> 00:00:29.129 Linus: Are these standoffs into nuts? 17 00:00:29.262 --> 00:00:30.263 Adam: Yeah, something to note, 18 00:00:30.296 --> 00:00:32.732 all of the holes we punch in the case we'll have to use nuts for. 19 00:00:33.700 --> 00:00:34.501 Linus: What kind of nuts? 20 00:00:36.903 --> 00:00:37.203 Adam: No. 21 00:00:37.203 --> 00:00:37.971 Linus: Basic nuts. 22 00:00:39.906 --> 00:00:41.541 Adam: I'm done, I'm leaving. 23 00:00:42.742 --> 00:00:43.943 Adam: Where is the screwdriver? 24 00:00:44.077 --> 00:00:46.546 Linus: What? In my tech sack. 25 00:00:46.646 --> 00:00:48.715 Adam: Oh, you said your bag so- 26 00:00:48.715 --> 00:00:50.183 Linus: Yeah, I mean that's a baggish. 27 00:00:50.316 --> 00:00:51.584 Adam: Yeah, but it's called a tech sack. 28 00:00:51.718 --> 00:00:52.585 Linus: Yeah. 29 00:00:53.153 --> 00:00:55.455 Linus: Also I need the pliers and my bits. 30 00:00:57.023 --> 00:00:58.258 I have a shaft extension in there. 31 00:00:58.391 --> 00:00:59.192 Adam: You have pliers? 32 00:00:59.559 --> 00:01:00.026 Linus: Should. 33 00:01:00.160 --> 00:01:01.127 Adam: You have snips. 34 00:01:01.327 --> 00:01:02.128 Linus: No, I got pliers. 35 00:01:02.495 --> 00:01:02.962 Adam: Oh. 36 00:01:03.763 --> 00:01:06.099 Linus: They're the worst pliers ever, I don't recommend them, don't buy these. 37 00:01:07.267 --> 00:01:08.501 Adam: Name and shame, what brand? 38 00:01:08.835 --> 00:01:09.536 Linus: Pffff. 39 00:01:09.569 --> 00:01:10.370 Adam: Green- 40 00:01:10.403 --> 00:01:17.343 Linus: XDPY3, Jimmy amazon brand. 41 00:01:17.477 --> 00:01:19.012 Adam: What is this? Is this a secret? 42 00:01:21.815 --> 00:01:22.782 Adam: Is this a secret? 43 00:01:22.882 --> 00:01:24.184 Linus: Uh, I don't think so. 44 00:01:25.018 --> 00:01:26.619 Linus: It's not out yet, if that's what you're asking. 45 00:01:26.619 --> 00:01:29.489 Adam: Oh, look at that; I want- I need one of these; 46 00:01:30.090 --> 00:01:31.191 it's a bit set holder. 47 00:01:31.558 --> 00:01:35.361 Adam: We went with 32 gigabytes of G.Skill Splave memory 48 00:01:35.361 --> 00:01:39.332 that's running at 6000 mega transfers per second at CL28 so- 49 00:01:39.332 --> 00:01:43.369 Linus: Again, we wanted to be ready for anything, and I mean... 50 00:01:43.470 --> 00:01:44.904 Linus and Adam: Anything. 51 00:01:47.574 --> 00:01:49.142 Adam: Not like that! Don't, you're gross. 52 00:01:49.609 --> 00:01:50.977 Stop that, I know you. 53 00:01:50.977 --> 00:01:52.745 Linus: They weren't even thinking that. 54 00:01:52.745 --> 00:01:54.280 Adam: They were, dude they were. 55 00:01:54.314 --> 00:01:56.649 Linus: I know they were, you're filthy. 56 00:01:57.250 --> 00:01:58.651 Adam: Alright, this is disgusting. 57 00:02:00.820 --> 00:02:02.589 What, what- I can't remember what video it was; 58 00:02:02.589 --> 00:02:05.091 I think it was the cooling CPU from both sides? 59 00:02:06.292 --> 00:02:10.230 Adam: Absolutely lewd, lewd comments! Unacceptable 60 00:02:11.464 --> 00:02:12.799 Adam: Hahahaha. 61 00:02:13.633 --> 00:02:14.834 Linus: He liked your comments 62 00:02:14.868 --> 00:02:15.668 Adam: Hahahaha. 63 00:02:17.704 --> 00:02:19.739 Linus: Adam, I always believed in you. 64 00:02:19.739 --> 00:02:23.009 Adam: I found it, thanks; thanks dad, I mean Linus, 65 00:02:23.042 --> 00:02:25.445 I mean dad, I mean... thanks 66 00:02:28.581 --> 00:02:31.751 Linus: I don't prefer dad, we all know it. 67 00:02:31.751 --> 00:02:32.752 Adam: You prefer sir. 68 00:02:32.752 --> 00:02:36.356 Linus: I definitely don't prefer sir, how is this spreading? 69 00:02:36.923 --> 00:02:38.491 Adam: I don't know sir, it's just happening. 70 00:02:38.658 --> 00:02:39.392 Linus: Stop. 71 00:02:39.392 --> 00:02:39.993 Adam: I'm sorry dad. 72 00:02:41.828 --> 00:02:42.929 Adam: Hahahahaha. 73 00:02:44.931 --> 00:02:46.199 Linus: I blame Elijah. 74 00:02:47.700 --> 00:02:48.401 Adam: Your son? 75 00:02:49.502 --> 00:02:50.203 Linus: No. 76 00:02:50.203 --> 00:02:51.037 Adam: Hahahahahah. 77 00:02:51.237 --> 00:02:52.238 Adam: I think, I just want to say- 78 00:02:52.238 --> 00:02:53.306 Linus: Do we want to get installing this block? 79 00:02:53.306 --> 00:02:53.907 Adam: Sure. 80 00:02:54.007 --> 00:02:57.777 Adam: I think that bricked up should sound- should mean constipated. 81 00:02:58.945 --> 00:02:59.412 Linus: I like it. 82 00:02:59.412 --> 00:03:01.581 Adam: Yeah, it's like you're walled off you know. 83 00:03:01.848 --> 00:03:02.482 Linus: I like it. 84 00:03:06.219 --> 00:03:07.921 Adam: F*** it, I don't know what to do right now. 85 00:03:07.954 --> 00:03:09.522 Adam: Hahahahahaha. 86 00:03:13.526 --> 00:03:14.894 Linus: Are you trying to be helpful? 87 00:03:14.894 --> 00:03:15.461 Adam: No. 88 00:03:15.461 --> 00:03:16.930 Linus: Not so much, okay 89 00:03:17.130 --> 00:03:20.466 Linus: As long as that's the intent then you're doing great. 90 00:03:21.234 --> 00:03:23.636 Adam: I was, I was, I was like how can I help with it, 91 00:03:23.636 --> 00:03:24.871 but then I was like I don't know. Linus: Here, you can hold these. 92 00:03:25.238 --> 00:03:25.738 Adam: Yay. 93 00:03:25.939 --> 00:03:26.873 Linus: These nuts. 94 00:03:29.642 --> 00:03:30.410 Adam: F*** you Lin- 95 00:03:31.978 --> 00:03:34.047 Adam: Okay, these would be at- 96 00:03:34.047 --> 00:03:35.982 If I threw these they would be gone. 97 00:03:35.982 --> 00:03:37.984 Linus: Yeah, don't do that please 98 00:03:38.651 --> 00:03:40.386 Linus: Okay, want to throw one of those on one of the- 99 00:03:40.386 --> 00:03:42.722 Hold on, a right we got to coordinate which one. 100 00:03:42.755 --> 00:03:43.723 Linus: Here, can we do this one first? 101 00:03:43.923 --> 00:03:44.357 Adam: Yeah. 102 00:03:44.624 --> 00:03:45.491 Adam: Oh, that guy. 103 00:03:49.429 --> 00:03:49.929 Linus: Mhmm. 104 00:03:50.730 --> 00:03:52.599 Adam: Ow, ow, ow, ow! 105 00:03:52.799 --> 00:03:53.299 Linus: Mhmm. 106 00:03:53.433 --> 00:03:54.634 Adam: No, okay you're good; yeah, 107 00:03:56.069 --> 00:03:57.870 Adam: It was cross fitting for a second Linus: Hold on, hold on. 108 00:04:04.577 --> 00:04:06.045 Linus: Okay, I'm going to screw from the front 109 00:04:06.045 --> 00:04:07.013 and you nut it from the back. 110 00:04:09.482 --> 00:04:11.184 Linus: *Laughs* 111 00:04:11.884 --> 00:04:12.518 Linus: Oh this. 112 00:04:12.852 --> 00:04:14.887 Adam: Can I leave? can I go home? 113 00:04:14.887 --> 00:04:17.957 Linus and Adam: Hahahahaha. 114 00:04:17.957 --> 00:04:20.026 Linus: What happened to my phillips bit, did you take it? 115 00:04:20.026 --> 00:04:20.760 Adam: I ate it. 116 00:04:22.161 --> 00:04:24.330 Adam: It's in there, it's just check in your- Check in thing. 117 00:04:24.464 --> 00:04:25.798 Linus: Oh right, I'm an idiot. 118 00:04:25.798 --> 00:04:26.366 Adam: Hahahaha. 119 00:04:26.366 --> 00:04:27.433 Linus: I think I put it there. 120 00:04:28.468 --> 00:04:29.135 Linus: Did you? Oh, okay. 121 00:04:29.135 --> 00:04:29.936 Adam: I put it away. 122 00:04:30.536 --> 00:04:32.038 Adam: Is that not where you usually put it? 123 00:04:32.071 --> 00:04:35.108 Linus: No, no, yeah that's where I usually put it; you did a good job. 124 00:04:36.943 --> 00:04:38.244 Adam: First nice thing you've said to me all day. 125 00:04:39.779 --> 00:04:40.380 Linus: Oh... 126 00:04:41.381 --> 00:04:41.814 Adam: What? 127 00:04:42.515 --> 00:04:42.849 Linus: Uh- 128 00:04:42.849 --> 00:04:43.950 Adam: Oh, I thought you felt bad about that for a second. 129 00:04:43.950 --> 00:04:47.120 Linus: No, why did I attach this? How am I going to screw this in? 130 00:04:47.320 --> 00:04:48.521 Adam: From the bottom. 131 00:04:51.557 --> 00:04:53.259 Adam: Wait, did you take it off and turn it around the other way? 132 00:04:53.760 --> 00:04:54.494 Linus: No. 133 00:04:55.528 --> 00:04:56.062 Adam: What? 134 00:04:59.232 --> 00:05:00.166 Linus: No, I just tightened it. 135 00:05:01.000 --> 00:05:01.834 Adam: Oh, well you can still- 136 00:05:01.834 --> 00:05:02.368 Linus: Hold on, no... 137 00:05:02.368 --> 00:05:04.370 Adam: You can attach it, you can attach it, you screw in here. 138 00:05:04.937 --> 00:05:06.706 Linus: Okay, that's hard. 139 00:05:07.106 --> 00:05:08.608 Adam: That's okay man, I'll help you. 140 00:05:08.875 --> 00:05:09.575 Linus: Thanks. 141 00:05:09.609 --> 00:05:10.443 Adam: It's okay little buddy. 142 00:05:13.946 --> 00:05:16.549 Adam: Hahahahahahaha. 143 00:05:16.849 --> 00:05:17.850 Andrew: Okay, rolling. 144 00:05:17.850 --> 00:05:19.052 Adam: I'm just gonna put the right, 145 00:05:19.052 --> 00:05:21.688 I'm just gonna put this fitting in there as a reminder. 146 00:05:21.888 --> 00:05:22.855 Linus: Okay, sure. 147 00:05:24.190 --> 00:05:25.525 Linus: This is how you remind me. 148 00:05:26.926 --> 00:05:32.265 Adam: ♪ It's not like you to say sorry, someahemanema different story. ♪ 149 00:05:32.265 --> 00:05:34.967 Adam: ♪ dim-da-dim, bin-do-um. ♪ 150 00:05:35.902 --> 00:05:38.304 Adam: ♪ I've been wrong! I've been down! ♪ 151 00:05:38.338 --> 00:05:40.907 Adam: ♪ At the bottom of every bottle. ♪ 152 00:05:42.208 --> 00:05:43.576 Adam: It's also about being an alcoholic. 153 00:05:45.445 --> 00:05:46.279 Adam: Hahahaha. 154 00:05:48.915 --> 00:05:55.288 Adam: ♪ Now I've been thinking, yeah, yeah, yeah; no, no. ♪ 155 00:05:58.791 --> 00:06:00.393 Linus: Okay, where's our runs at? 156 00:06:02.328 --> 00:06:03.396 Adam: Oh yeah, they haven't been built yet. 157 00:06:03.930 --> 00:06:06.833 Linus: Wait, are these just extensions? 158 00:06:07.667 --> 00:06:08.101 Adam: Huh? 159 00:06:08.101 --> 00:06:10.636 Linus: Oh no, these are hard line fittings; wait who put these-? 160 00:06:10.636 --> 00:06:13.673 Who put these-? Who put the- Never put a fitting halfway in Adam. 161 00:06:13.706 --> 00:06:15.007 Adam: Well I was just trying- 162 00:06:15.007 --> 00:06:16.075 Linus: No, never do that. 163 00:06:16.075 --> 00:06:17.543 Adam: Okay, I won't. 164 00:06:17.710 --> 00:06:19.712 Linus: Because someone might think that it's in all the way. 165 00:06:20.480 --> 00:06:22.281 Linus: He just had these hard line fittings 166 00:06:22.281 --> 00:06:24.083 just kind of loosely in there, Adam! 167 00:06:25.651 --> 00:06:26.085 Linus: Okay. 168 00:06:26.119 --> 00:06:26.686 Adam: Is that a-? 169 00:06:29.822 --> 00:06:32.024 Adam: I'm hoping that's, that's- 170 00:06:32.024 --> 00:06:32.658 Linus: Can I help you? 171 00:06:32.658 --> 00:06:34.127 Adam: I'm hoping that's just gunk and not rust? 172 00:06:35.728 --> 00:06:36.396 Linus: Yeah. 173 00:06:36.396 --> 00:06:37.497 Adam: Okay, it's just gunk. Linus: Yeah, that's all good. 174 00:06:37.530 --> 00:06:40.900 Linus: No no, that's a brass radiator; it's fine, it won't rust. 175 00:06:42.535 --> 00:06:43.369 Adam: Phew. 176 00:06:47.173 --> 00:06:51.544 Linus: Actually a lot of radiators are made of brass, not few. 177 00:06:57.650 --> 00:06:59.552 Linus: You were all... phew. 178 00:07:01.721 --> 00:07:04.624 Adam: I know, that one took me a moment; 179 00:07:04.657 --> 00:07:07.393 I thought you were trying to say like phew was a different word; 180 00:07:07.460 --> 00:07:10.062 like it was like a different metal, it was like a french word 181 00:07:10.062 --> 00:07:10.663 and then I was like... 182 00:07:11.164 --> 00:07:12.098 Linus: Phewe. 183 00:07:12.432 --> 00:07:12.932 Adam: Phoie. 184 00:07:13.065 --> 00:07:14.667 Linus: Where did the fitting that I was holding go? 185 00:07:14.667 --> 00:07:15.268 Adam: I ate it. 186 00:07:15.268 --> 00:07:15.902 Linus: Did you just take- 187 00:07:16.002 --> 00:07:18.004 Adam: No I didn't take it, I wasn't holding anything. Linus: Why do you keep-? 188 00:07:18.004 --> 00:07:19.038 Adam: I didn't even know you were holding a fitting. 189 00:07:19.038 --> 00:07:20.206 Linus: Why do you keep taking all my stuff? 190 00:07:20.206 --> 00:07:21.441 Adam: I'm not taking your stuff man. 191 00:07:21.441 --> 00:07:23.209 Adam: Well, I mean technically it is your stuff; 192 00:07:23.209 --> 00:07:25.344 but I'm only taking it for work purposes. 193 00:07:25.344 --> 00:07:27.947 Linus: Technically it belongs to Linus Media Group Incorporated. 194 00:07:28.314 --> 00:07:30.983 Adam: And who does the Linus Media Group Incorporated belong to? 195 00:07:30.983 --> 00:07:33.219 Linus: Half me, half my wife! 196 00:07:35.087 --> 00:07:36.355 Adam: So it belongs to you. 197 00:07:38.724 --> 00:07:40.660 Linus: I mean, not according to the government of Canada. 198 00:07:41.527 --> 00:07:43.963 Well according to them I can't just take things 199 00:07:43.963 --> 00:07:46.032 that belong to Linus Media Group Incorporated. 200 00:07:46.032 --> 00:07:47.567 Adam: But here's the thing, if they- 201 00:07:48.234 --> 00:07:49.869 If your company was stolen you wouldn't say 202 00:07:49.869 --> 00:07:51.804 "they stole my wife and mine company". 203 00:07:53.105 --> 00:07:55.475 Well you probably wouldn't say that because that's grammatically terrible. 204 00:07:55.475 --> 00:07:56.609 Adam: But, hahahahaha. 205 00:07:56.609 --> 00:07:57.577 Adam: You also wouldn't say, 206 00:07:57.577 --> 00:07:59.011 you would say "they stole my company" or they- 207 00:07:59.011 --> 00:08:00.012 Linus: They stole my wife. 208 00:08:02.081 --> 00:08:03.950 Adam: Well that's diff- Oh, so it's your wife, 209 00:08:03.950 --> 00:08:04.951 but it's not your company? 210 00:08:04.951 --> 00:08:07.820 Linus: Oooooooooookay. Adam: Wow, that's crazy. 211 00:08:07.820 --> 00:08:08.955 Adam: Hahahahahaha. 212 00:08:10.456 --> 00:08:11.491 Adam: It's currently working. 213 00:08:11.491 --> 00:08:13.259 Linus: Well, no, no; I mean, I know it works 214 00:08:13.259 --> 00:08:15.695 but I think it might work you know? 215 00:08:15.695 --> 00:08:17.096 Adam: Like w-e-r-k? 216 00:08:20.066 --> 00:08:20.967 Adam: Like werk? 217 00:08:21.501 --> 00:08:22.535 Linus: Like work it? Or- 218 00:08:24.203 --> 00:08:25.137 Adam: Like work, yeah okay. 219 00:08:25.137 --> 00:08:27.006 Linus: Why do you make everything so awkward!? 220 00:08:27.440 --> 00:08:27.907 Linus: Back. 221 00:08:29.976 --> 00:08:33.312 Adam: I didn't, oh this is your water now? Maybe I want some of it still. 222 00:08:34.480 --> 00:08:37.416 Linus: Okay, alright that seems fairly full. 223 00:08:37.416 --> 00:08:38.551 Adam: Also just giving you a heads up, 224 00:08:38.551 --> 00:08:40.253 just be careful of the back panel tilting; 225 00:08:40.253 --> 00:08:42.321 it'll cause the hard line fitting to pop out. 226 00:08:42.321 --> 00:08:42.722 Linus: Nice. 227 00:08:42.722 --> 00:08:43.256 Adam: Yeah. 228 00:08:43.623 --> 00:08:46.092 Adam: Oh yeah, did you see this tiny? This tiny little tube we did. 229 00:08:46.125 --> 00:08:47.693 Linus: Nice, quality. 230 00:08:47.693 --> 00:08:48.427 Adam: Tiny tube. 231 00:08:48.461 --> 00:08:50.329 Linus: Oh, you could have used an SLI fitting there. 232 00:08:50.363 --> 00:08:51.264 Adam: No. 233 00:08:51.264 --> 00:08:52.064 Linus: Yeah. 234 00:08:52.164 --> 00:08:54.267 Adam: We could have, but this is more fun to do the tiny tube. 235 00:08:54.267 --> 00:08:54.867 Linus: Cool. 236 00:08:54.901 --> 00:08:57.003 Adam: We had the scrap sitting around, so we're just like, yeah. 237 00:08:57.003 --> 00:08:58.905 Linus and Adam: *Laughs* 238 00:09:00.039 --> 00:09:02.408 Linus: That's what happens, I have a like meeting on a friday; 239 00:09:03.576 --> 00:09:05.845 or monday? Whatever day we were doing this. 240 00:09:06.345 --> 00:09:07.780 Adam: Yeah, this didn't happen before WAN Show, 241 00:09:07.780 --> 00:09:10.516 unlike we thought it- We said it- 242 00:09:11.217 --> 00:09:12.084 Adam: That was- 243 00:09:12.285 --> 00:09:14.120 Adam: Yeah this didn't happen before WAN Show even though 244 00:09:14.120 --> 00:09:17.723 Adam: we tried to make it seem like it would at the start of the video. 245 00:09:17.757 --> 00:09:18.424 Linus: Go ahead. 246 00:09:19.325 --> 00:09:20.826 Adam: Yeah, this didn't happen before WAN Show. 247 00:09:20.826 --> 00:09:21.961 Linus: Yeah... 248 00:09:21.961 --> 00:09:24.897 Adam: Yeah, this didn't happen before WAN Show. Linus: I wanna put it on 249 00:09:24.897 --> 00:09:27.333 Adam: Yeah, this did NOT happen before WAN Show. 250 00:09:27.867 --> 00:09:29.969 Adam: Yeah this? Didn't happen before WAN Show. 251 00:09:30.636 --> 00:09:34.607 Adam: Yeah this DIDN'T happen before WAN Show. Linus: "These pretzels are making me thirsty!". 252 00:09:34.607 --> 00:09:38.144 Adam: These pretzels ARE making me thirsty. 253 00:09:38.244 --> 00:09:39.345 Adam: There pretzels are MAKING... 254 00:09:39.378 --> 00:09:42.014 Linus: These pretzels are making me thirsty. 255 00:09:42.014 --> 00:09:44.784 Adam: We found a whole fitting in there yesterday. 256 00:09:45.017 --> 00:09:45.518 Adam: Hahahahaha. 257 00:09:45.551 --> 00:09:46.886 Adam: It was like moving, it was like... 258 00:09:47.787 --> 00:09:48.921 Adam: We think the screw's inside. 259 00:09:50.456 --> 00:09:52.058 Linus: The screw was inside us all along. 260 00:09:52.058 --> 00:09:52.558 Adam: Awww. 261 00:09:52.558 --> 00:09:54.994 Linus: I still want to check inside, because I still hear something moving. 262 00:09:55.795 --> 00:09:56.495 Adam: Stop it. 263 00:09:59.932 --> 00:10:00.566 Adam: Jesus. 264 00:10:05.605 --> 00:10:06.439 Justin: There's a few in there. 265 00:10:06.472 --> 00:10:07.673 Justin: Hahahahaha. 266 00:10:07.707 --> 00:10:09.809 Linus: Do you see them? 267 00:10:10.309 --> 00:10:11.010 Justin: Where's the magnet bit? 268 00:10:11.043 --> 00:10:11.877 Linus: There's some pieces of acrylic. 269 00:10:11.978 --> 00:10:13.045 Justin: you can kinda poke around in there. 270 00:10:15.348 --> 00:10:16.315 Adam: Okay, that's... 271 00:10:18.150 --> 00:10:18.751 Linus: Did we get something? 272 00:10:18.751 --> 00:10:19.385 Adam: Yeah, you did. 273 00:10:19.485 --> 00:10:20.119 Linus: Oh. 274 00:10:20.252 --> 00:10:20.853 Justin: It was a nut. 275 00:10:22.755 --> 00:10:23.889 Linus: What kind of nuts? 276 00:10:24.256 --> 00:10:24.890 Justin: Deez nuts. 277 00:10:24.890 --> 00:10:27.059 Adam: No, it was a single nut; you can't make that joke right now. 278 00:10:27.727 --> 00:10:28.260 Justin: Why? 279 00:10:28.260 --> 00:10:31.163 Adam: You can say this nut; it's only one. 280 00:10:31.163 --> 00:10:32.398 Linus: Okay, hold on, hold on, hold on. 281 00:10:32.398 --> 00:10:33.966 Linus: You're getting ahead, you're getting ahead Adam. 282 00:10:34.634 --> 00:10:35.735 Adam: No, it'll look neat. 283 00:10:35.768 --> 00:10:37.403 Linus: No, I know, but we're gonna do that after. 284 00:10:37.470 --> 00:10:39.438 I want to get the game running first. 285 00:10:39.438 --> 00:10:44.110 I have to acknowledge the game running; wait, waaaait. 286 00:10:45.244 --> 00:10:45.778 Linus: Okay. 287 00:10:45.911 --> 00:10:46.512 Adam: Oh, I know. 288 00:10:47.513 --> 00:10:48.414 Linus: Okay, stop! 289 00:10:48.748 --> 00:10:50.549 Linus: You're supposed to bring up the manual and everything. 290 00:10:50.650 --> 00:10:51.217 Linus: We gotta get- 291 00:10:51.217 --> 00:10:52.818 Adam: That's happening late, that happened already. 292 00:10:52.818 --> 00:10:53.619 Linus: What? No, it didn't. 293 00:10:54.053 --> 00:10:55.421 Adam: In my video it did. 294 00:10:55.421 --> 00:10:57.990 Everyone: Hahahahaha. Linus: Yeah, no. Adam: Like- 295 00:10:59.659 --> 00:11:00.493 Linus: Okay. 296 00:11:00.526 --> 00:11:02.695 Linus: What better game for us to use for a test 297 00:11:02.728 --> 00:11:05.731 than the new remaster of Oblivion from Bethesda? 298 00:11:06.966 --> 00:11:07.733 Adam: So- Linus: Uh, wait. 299 00:11:07.833 --> 00:11:10.236 Adam: Hahahahahaha. Linus: Okay. Now I have to... 300 00:11:10.236 --> 00:11:11.470 Linus: Okay, don't ruin the take! 301 00:11:11.504 --> 00:11:13.005 Adam: It's okay; no, just be loaded in! 302 00:11:13.005 --> 00:11:14.774 Linus: No! No, we can't- 303 00:11:15.274 --> 00:11:16.308 Adam: You could have just cut it. 304 00:11:16.442 --> 00:11:18.377 Linus: No... alright. 305 00:11:20.212 --> 00:11:21.280 Andrew: I'm gonna go right here, go ahead. 306 00:11:21.280 --> 00:11:23.249 Adam: Available on Xbox Game Pass. 307 00:11:26.185 --> 00:11:26.919 Linus: Wait, what is this? 308 00:11:26.952 --> 00:11:29.255 Adam: I remember- do you remember how like that was almost a scandal? 309 00:11:29.455 --> 00:11:31.657 When everyone was like, wow Patrick Stewart's in a video game; 310 00:11:31.657 --> 00:11:34.326 and they got him to read two paragraphs and then killed him? 311 00:11:34.960 --> 00:11:35.995 Linus: I thought that was awesome. 312 00:11:36.095 --> 00:11:41.000 Adam: I... It's... It feels like... I don't... It feels like BS. 313 00:11:41.133 --> 00:11:43.402 Because they really were like, Patrick Stewart's in the game; 314 00:11:43.469 --> 00:11:45.905 he really is, and then he was done. 315 00:11:46.372 --> 00:11:47.406 Linus: Hahahaha. 316 00:11:47.807 --> 00:11:48.407 Linus: He was in the game. 317 00:11:48.407 --> 00:11:49.709 Adam: Like, they didn't advertise it like Steve- 318 00:11:49.709 --> 00:11:53.279 Adam: No, they didn't advertise it like Conan O'Brien was in a- Linus: Keanu or whatever. 319 00:11:54.046 --> 00:11:55.414 Adam: Yeah, well, you can imagine if Keanu Reeves 320 00:11:55.414 --> 00:11:57.483 was only in for a single paragraph of Cyberpunk? 321 00:11:57.483 --> 00:11:58.451 Linus: Hahahahaha. 322 00:11:58.484 --> 00:12:02.021 Adam: He was like, wake up nerd; and then like you go like okay. 323 00:12:02.021 --> 00:12:03.422 And he's like, talk to you never. 324 00:12:03.689 --> 00:12:05.291 Linus and Adam: Hahahahaha. 325 00:12:07.059 --> 00:12:08.327 Adam: And yeah, they had Patrick Stewart 326 00:12:08.327 --> 00:12:10.463 and then they paid like four other voice actors 327 00:12:10.463 --> 00:12:12.131 to do every other character in the game. 328 00:12:12.164 --> 00:12:14.500 Adam: It was such a jank time. 329 00:12:14.633 --> 00:12:17.169 Adam: Call it rat trap, rat trap; and then I'd go home and cry. 330 00:12:17.236 --> 00:12:20.606 Linus: Where did everybody go? Did I get left behind? Adam: And I'd just be sobbing and sobbing and sobbing; 331 00:12:21.240 --> 00:12:22.341 Adam: and no one listened to me. 332 00:12:22.408 --> 00:12:23.109 Adam: People said it wasn't happening... 333 00:12:23.109 --> 00:12:25.878 Linus: Adam, I'm trying to get to the overworld, I just- 334 00:12:27.346 --> 00:12:30.683 Linus: It's been literally over a decade since I played this game; 335 00:12:30.683 --> 00:12:32.718 I don't remember where to go or what to do. 336 00:12:32.785 --> 00:12:36.989 Adam: I would go straight to Dr. Professor Jablinski's office; 337 00:12:36.989 --> 00:12:40.159 because he was the only one who'd protect me from the rat pack, 338 00:12:40.159 --> 00:12:41.961 which was the name of the guys who beat me up. 339 00:12:42.862 --> 00:12:43.696 Linus: No, it wasn't. 340 00:12:44.096 --> 00:12:44.697 Adam: Yeah, it was. 341 00:12:44.830 --> 00:12:45.731 Linus: No, it wasn't. 342 00:12:45.731 --> 00:12:48.100 Adam: It was Frank Sinatra and co. 343 00:12:48.968 --> 00:12:53.205 Adam: Like, the rat pack? Like- 344 00:12:53.906 --> 00:12:54.740 Linus: I want to get outside. 345 00:12:54.774 --> 00:12:55.975 Adam: Hahahahahahaha. 346 00:12:55.975 --> 00:12:57.910 Linus: Our CPU is at 71 degrees. 347 00:12:57.910 --> 00:13:00.980 Actually, wow; our CPU is at only 71 degrees; 348 00:13:01.180 --> 00:13:03.682 I'm not sure what I expected, but I feel like it's higher than that. 349 00:13:04.416 --> 00:13:08.354 Adam: I'm maybe a little concerned, because our GPU is only at 46. 350 00:13:08.521 --> 00:13:11.123 So I'm wondering if maybe the CPU is not performing; 351 00:13:11.757 --> 00:13:13.292 maybe there's a mount issue or something. 352 00:13:13.292 --> 00:13:14.593 Linus: The CPU is at 5.2 gigahertz. 353 00:13:15.261 --> 00:13:17.196 Adam: It is running at full speed and is cranked, 354 00:13:17.196 --> 00:13:19.765 especially when you consider that that's how these chips are designed to run. 355 00:13:19.765 --> 00:13:23.702 It does feel less satisfying to see 71 degrees on my CPU, 356 00:13:23.836 --> 00:13:28.207 than it does to see 45 degrees on my GPU running Oblivion. 357 00:13:28.207 --> 00:13:29.909 Linus: I don't know what your point is right now. 358 00:13:29.909 --> 00:13:31.210 Linus: First, you're concerned. 359 00:13:31.210 --> 00:13:33.045 Adam: I think it should be better, I want the number lower. Linus: Now you're saying it's great. 360 00:13:33.045 --> 00:13:34.446 Adam: I want the number lower. 361 00:13:34.446 --> 00:13:35.648 Linus: No, it's fine; that's great. 362 00:13:35.648 --> 00:13:37.149 Adam: I don't want it to be fine, I want it to be- 363 00:13:37.183 --> 00:13:40.152 Linus: 45 degrees on our GPU is outstanding. 364 00:13:40.152 --> 00:13:41.353 Adam: That's awesome, I love that; that's what I'm saying. 365 00:13:41.353 --> 00:13:44.523 Linus: And the usage right now is about 94%; this is great! 366 00:13:44.523 --> 00:13:46.859 Adam: Yeah, so why isn't our CPU better? 367 00:13:46.859 --> 00:13:49.161 Linus: Well, because it has a little tiny die 368 00:13:49.161 --> 00:13:52.832 and it's just constrained in terms of how quick it can transfer the heat. 369 00:13:54.600 --> 00:13:55.968 Adam: I think you're making excuses. 370 00:13:55.968 --> 00:13:58.070 Linus: What? No, this is awesome. Adam: For channel partner AMD. 371 00:13:58.103 --> 00:14:03.142 Linus: What? Can you? Adam! I want to get the video done. 372 00:14:04.643 --> 00:14:07.146 Adam: Well, why doesn't someone else try and get us out of the underground? 373 00:14:07.313 --> 00:14:08.380 Linus: Where's the map!? 374 00:14:09.081 --> 00:14:11.784 Adam: Justin can get us out of the underground and we can talk about the Altair. 375 00:14:11.817 --> 00:14:13.352 Linus: No, I want to get out, I can do it. 376 00:14:13.352 --> 00:14:16.922 Adam: No, it's just if we do that then we can work on another part of the video. Linus: No I can do that killing rats. 377 00:14:16.922 --> 00:14:18.858 Justin: You got like another 15 minutes of running through this. 378 00:14:18.891 --> 00:14:20.092 Adam: Yeah, so Justin will do that; Linus: What!? 379 00:14:20.092 --> 00:14:20.593 Justin: Yeah, at least. 380 00:14:20.593 --> 00:14:22.127 Adam: you and I will be at the front of this and we'll talk about the Altair. 381 00:14:22.127 --> 00:14:23.362 Justin: Uriel Septim hasn't even died yet. 382 00:14:23.362 --> 00:14:26.765 Linus: Hold on, but we have to get like a usable section for this. 383 00:14:26.765 --> 00:14:28.467 Adam: That's what Justin's going to do; we have another thing to do. 384 00:14:28.467 --> 00:14:31.103 Linus: No, you and I have to host a usable section for this, 385 00:14:31.103 --> 00:14:33.572 Linus: where you're not talking about rat packs, 386 00:14:33.572 --> 00:14:36.442 Linus: or complaining about excellent thermals. Adam: my wife? 387 00:14:37.910 --> 00:14:41.146 Adam: We're going to do that once Justin gets us outside, 388 00:14:41.247 --> 00:14:43.716 and then we will be in the front filming another section. 389 00:14:43.716 --> 00:14:44.917 Linus: I can't see the goblin. 390 00:14:45.417 --> 00:14:46.719 Adam: That's okay, man. 391 00:14:46.719 --> 00:14:47.353 Adam: It doesn't- 392 00:14:48.821 --> 00:14:51.390 Listen, I'm the only goblin you care about right now, okay? 393 00:14:51.490 --> 00:14:53.025 And we're going to go to the front of this computer 394 00:14:53.025 --> 00:14:55.661 while Justin is in the back getting us set up; 395 00:14:55.661 --> 00:14:56.962 Adam: so that we can talk about the Altair 8800. 396 00:14:56.962 --> 00:14:57.997 Linus: Is this the way I came in? 397 00:14:58.631 --> 00:14:59.665 Adam: Linus, please. 398 00:14:59.932 --> 00:15:01.767 Linus: Adam please! Adam: This will speed up the video. 399 00:15:01.767 --> 00:15:03.135 Linus: No, you'll speed up the video. 400 00:15:03.235 --> 00:15:03.836 Adam: That's what I'm doing. 401 00:15:04.536 --> 00:15:05.971 Linus: What are the natural caverns? 402 00:15:06.105 --> 00:15:09.174 Adam: The natural caverns are unimportant to you. 403 00:15:10.075 --> 00:15:11.310 Linus: I think they're very important. 404 00:15:11.310 --> 00:15:15.180 Adam: While Linus does that, I can host my section about the Altair.