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we did it David's hoarder garage is no more and in its place is

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$20,000 of cold hard cash but um you do

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still want to play games right so much more than that I want this to be the

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ultimate gaming Room slome Theater slw

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Workshop no exaggeration when we're done here I think this is going to be the

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best upgrade anyone has ever done at our company okay that might be a little bit

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of puffery sir but I actually do have

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very high expectations for this set up because there's no sponsor for this

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upgrade meaning the tech tips are going to be a bit more practical and also high

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stakes since every dollar that David put into this came right out of the precious

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Collectibles he had to sell to pay for it so I think it's time to roll up our

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sleeves and uh stretch some

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the video

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description this is my house wow I can't

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believe you guys moved in like a month ago yeah my partner's been working

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really hard on getting the space set up Priority was getting the booknook sorted

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wow and it's awesome this is incredible

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yeah we're very very lucky it's funny my girlfriend has the same problem I had a

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little while ago she loves collecting things this is a very valuable

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collection of books they're all like special edition oh reallys like I think

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this one's like 600 bucks or something one of these uh one of these

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tour Edition ones is is that much and like everything is quite valuable on the

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shelves so oh wow part three of this video line is clearing out her

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collection TV Corner looks great too other than oh I was going to say TV too

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high but I got the fancy mount it was so hard to install it took

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me like hours and hours but I also wall mounted the PS5 does it come down more

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so we can see that n you can see the top

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cool my only question is what are you going to do here I can see the bones of

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some pretty interesting ideas what is the PVC pipe in the corner for we are

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going to make an RGB Cloud lamp that that a computer will be coming out of

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before we do that let's get the TV mounted okay I see you went with the LGC

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377 in it was the best value olet I could find so per pixel dimming great

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blacks great motion Clarity for gaming both retro and new stuff right cuz you

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can throw filters on that and it gets not it's not a CRT and it'll never be a

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CRT but pretty CRT like it also has four

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HMI 2.1 in including the arc Port which means I can use this receiver that has

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two HMI 2.1 outs for the two TVs that are going to be in here two TVs one's a

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monitor it's monitor not TV oh man okay

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okay okay let's go let's go 3 two one there we go oh it's not that heavy okay

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are you stuck behind the TV David nope you sure I can Crouch you're quite

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certain you're not St oh this is definitely the biggest TV I've ever

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owned wow you are going to be pretty close to this hey it's like a movie

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theater I feel like there's going to be a pretty stark contrast between what

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David zeso did and what he's doing here

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she likes the ideas she won't like the

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execution now I didn't think you were planning to build a new computer also I

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couldn't help noticing that this was from the office well I didn't start out planning on building a computer I just

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sort of got one upgrade at a time until it turned into a whole new computer this

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looks sick though yeah this is from one of our streams Cherry treent it over and

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it was in white which doesn't quite work with the vibe I wanted so I had Justin

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paint it to a dark gray black uh the

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aesthetic you got a black Borg Cube PC

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oh it's so sick and this is like top of the freaking line dude it's pretty

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close my only question is what's the deal with these bolts coming out the

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bottom a PC this beautiful doesn't deserve to rest on a desk it deserves to

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float in the sky and we have a mount for it to be floating and that is the base

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for it oh boy okay reys do you want to

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get started on that wish me luck I will

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luck but that's not the only computer today no we are building my partner a

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new computer she's been stuck with my old 7700 K system uh and it's time for

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her to get something a little more up to date not fully up to date but I mean

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it's a 7900 XT well yeah the graphics card is good why don't I get to work on

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her machine great in the meantime I'm going to go help Reese but I want to give you a sneak preview of the extra

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piece for the Borg PC that uh no way oh yeah oh yeah you just wait to see

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it okay that's pretty cool man you get a hand me-- down sop PC from David doesn't

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seem that bad 3900x 32 gigs of

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RAM to mount the Bor Q PC and make it sort of look like it's floating we have

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this piece of metal that we've cut and welded back together it'll drill into

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studs and then we have built a custom mount for the PC to mount on top and

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then sort of kind of stick out is not perfect and this color isn't exact match

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for the wall but I'm going to paint the wall a Galaxy color editor put up a

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Galaxy that's what it's going to look like uh and we're going to paint on top

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of this and make it all kind of more cohesive and invisible you know s is not

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a brand that we look at very often on this channel but I got to say I'm pretty

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impressed with the value $80 us for

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curved glass and four of these fans were

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already included it's a pretty nice value a less impressive package is this

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motherboard David for all of his wonderful qualities is not always the

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most organized and while I did manage to track down on the back plate I don't

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have the screws or the brackets for the front which

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unfortunately I do need

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thankfully I have the capability of channeling my own inner

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David and I'm going to steal the screws that he apparently didn't need for his

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new ring the upgrade today is not going to

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be complete there's still lots of little projects that are ongoing I started

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doing these comic book tabletops I'm going to do the same thing on the other

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side I have a bunch of Star Trek comic books and I'm going to do a collage of

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all the Star Trek things that I love uh and I'm going to do a movie One for the

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console in the middle didn't get done in time uh this one isn't even finished but

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it gives you an idea of what it will be like in the

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future oh sorry I was leaned down here

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to do a shot to figure out what I'm going to do about Justin not including

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the AMD standoffs it looks like these zga 1700 ones will work in a pinch it'll

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just be a little bit tight and then I saw what David did to the poor SSD

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that's in this m.2 slot there's going to be a lot of improvisation today guys cuz

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while the height of the 1700s is okay they don't fit over these posts so I'm

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going to have to drill them out I don't know i' got to fix that SSD BRB not

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going to lie David between you and Justin that computer is going to be the death of me oh oh what's the odds you

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have a vice uh zero okay I'll hold it by

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hand what are the odds you have a drill and a bit that's a little bigger than this pretty good actually all right

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let's do it what could go wrong ow ow

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ow oh if I spin it backwards and I can just kind of melt it

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in there oh dude

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buddy that's sick they almost contact

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the standoffs almost which is exactly what we want we want a little bit of

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kind of spring pressure on these oh yeah

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dude we're good H what a relief I'm very

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curious if you can figure out what this is for it's a door yeah but it's not it's a

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climbing wall for a really really small person hint it's in that

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bin oh controller wall magnetic

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controller wall no uh oh the idea is that this is going

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to cover that breaker panel but I still need to access it and so it's going to

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be on a barn door so it can slide in out of the way eventually it'll be painted

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black to match rest the wall the vision's great EX

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why APC blocks because what do you want to cut all these

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blocks this is the easiest cheapest way to get a bunch of little blocks that are

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identical David question for you yeah how essential would you say front USB is

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for my partner quite essential cuz that's what she knows to plug

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into okay how essential would you say these fans are absolutely not cool cuz

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well I think you see the problem yeah that's not what that out now what I did

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didn't tell David cuz I do have another idea this housing on this thing is

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huge I think it could be trimmed what am I thinking this is

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really stupid are we going to get it it's really tight

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um I think we're going to get it don't take this the wrong way but the whole

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spending your own money thing I wasn't expecting to find argb cables they were

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really cheap to find really cheap 40 bucks each

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yeah oh oh that's Canadian oh okay

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that's actually not B it was like 37 something each so if they work then uh

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great I mean they look like they should work honestly the space is okay it's

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still rough but it's it's starting to look like I can see what you were going

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for it's the vision yeah which is

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something there's still a lot of something left though what's up with

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that cable management L what the heck yeah look this side looks pretty good

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that looks amazing okay but there's a lot of finishing touches that still need

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to go in like there's one motherboard screw in I just need to see it post

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before I do everything I have very little confidence

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that this is just going to immediately fire up I have high confidence not only

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in your ability to do amazing PC work but the fact that this was a PC that was

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working yesterday well that's going to make me feel even worse when it doesn't

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fire up thanks David okay NE may

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not okay all the RGB works I was not

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sure if that was going to happen um and I'm not getting an output oh

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well um might need batteries oh it might need to be plugged in

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oh computer output

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uhoh let's try again with a thing

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just kind of oh it might be giving us a no keyboard error do you have a keyboard

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uh yes I've got a new keyboard for this video oh oh oh nice nice okay David

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isn't even back yet but we already know that that was the problem everything's

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detected even the bent SSD so I think

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I'm good to button everything up and close this out oh this actually ended up

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looking kind of cool don't tell anybody I said that though is there going to be something

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like here and oh God

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the table will be here they basically makes it to here David to his parents

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can we get lonus to drop things no we have Linus at home I think I've dropped

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more stuff in recent videos than you have oh wait how did you attach

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them hot glue what else St what else

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would you use epoxy yeah but then I could never get it off I want to

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basically 3D scan and like print

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something that's going to fit better and be flat cuz none of these are flat so

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none of them stay super super well so this is a

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temporary

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solution okay we should just put a crash pad under the door then I'm a man of

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vision this isn't a crylic Mount hey

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yeah is that a good idea I don't know I I had Justin make

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it cool okay where does it go onto this

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so we're going to just this yeah no no

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she's close she's close she's real close yeah yeah she's going to go she's going to go she'll she'll catch okay wait oh

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yeah this has got a PC in it the thing about PCS is the weight

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distribution not even so she wants to go this way which I mean um how are you

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planning to hold the heads of these bolts while you screw in the nuts watch

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me uh you're going the wrong way oh yeah

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you're trying to take it off okay um oh God

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oh gosh I mean I don't want to tighten it too much it's acrylic but I don't

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want to tighten it too little cuz it's a computer look at the

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flex can you see the flex in this Andrew

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okay stop stop stop I haven't heard any acly cracking so that's

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good okay giant Crash Pad there will be

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a desk right here it's going to be it's going to be low oh okay so the thing

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that I'm most excited about in this entire upgrade is this incredible work

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that Justin did on this Starship Enterprise model look at this thing that

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looks awesome custom paint job he did like battle damage I didn't know he was

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into that stuff oh he wants you to know that he's into this stuff he he likes

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this stuff I want to see like plof versus Justin like uh like battle battle

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damaged armor paint off now have you seen some of plof stuff too oh it's so

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good this is crazy this looks

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incredible oh

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buddy oh that is so cool so this is like

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I guess so here's the part you're not going to like

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uh we're going to epoxy it

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stand oh God it's adding even more weight to this side David wait okay I'm

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going to pitch him I'm going to pitch him something else okay um we're going

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to we're going to try and Comm in David to let us have it come off the shelf we

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could even do it in the top surface so you wouldn't even see it David we're not

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letting you do it what are you going to do we're going to drill a hole in the

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top of this shelf sure that's mine oh

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okay I'm easy uh okay um one drill

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please uh should we glue it into the Enterprise first absolutely okay hold on

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don't pinch just yet then cuz I want to check the angle for this so we were

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thinking kind of like that right yeah okay so with that in mind

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it's time to pinch and now we play the waiting game for his theater setup

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David's using kind of a mish mash of older speakers so we just need to take a

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quick look and see what the rated impedance of these is so we can tell his

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receiver how hard to drive them uh Unfortunately they don't seem to Shay

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wait we could save ourselves some trouble do you have a multimeter I don't have a multimeter oh I have a voltage

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chest I don't know if it does any I don't think it does it yeah that's not

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going to do that no multimeter huh cuz then we could just um find out the

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impedance it's probably 6 ohms so what

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happens if it's not does it just blow up um Spectacular One Way is much more

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worser than the other way and I forget right now do you want to find out uh

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yeah I'll find out no by doing I'm saying but there's only I mean yeah how married to you are

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how married are you to these speakers they're old hand-me-downs from 15 years

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ago okay well we're going to go for gold then six ohms or higher I think it's

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okay what about the rears those are probably labeled right they I think they

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have at least

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names what yeah just know I mean we promised people this was going to be a

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more frugal practical Tech upgrade the speakers they at least have names you

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know yeah that's that's the

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bar there we go oh hey DM 100 that's

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right we don't have a multimeter but we've got a model number we got a multi

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reader he can read letters and numbers is crazy these are eight ohm okay so

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that means it's six or higher the six or higher setting will be fine for these

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then these are the real Tech tips though you know hacking together whatever it is

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that you've got lying around and doing it in a way that's safe and doesn't blow

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anything up I like a little bit of blowing up okay so we're safe to

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continue with the receiver Setup Wizard

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I'm not getting any test tones are you guys sure you hooked all this stuff up

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right nope uh yes what did you do David the wrong way no

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no that's that's fine for now I don't think I haven't done anything yet all I

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did was move these connections from the bottom to the top which shouldn't matter

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that's all I did oh reys when were you going to mention you

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haven't plugged those in yet what what do you mean you I mean I'm sitting here

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going oh the front's working but the surrounds not it clearly says they're

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not yeah okay well now you

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know okay get the best Sur by using the

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attach microphone yes I'd like to calibrate now uh before I do that though

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I was thinking maybe we revisit this let's do

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it and we were thinking here yeah what's

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uh what drill do we need I said

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call her a drill they're children go get the drill

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you are the drill

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now yeah buddy okay I think that's good here we

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go you guys ready I think we should epoxy yet Moment of Truth oh

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buddy let's

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go that's so

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cool okay oh man we actually got we

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nailed the angle on the epoxy thing you see that as soon as I stuck it in there

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it didn't move at all so we've actually got the weight kind of distributed

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correctly and then we can what we can I've got some black zip ties upstairs

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I'll bring them and then we can use those to Anchor to the to the pool here

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I'll be right back okay okay it was

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worth it it was worth it David I agree

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are we ever going to like maybe show your so her like new computer yeah is

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she here right now she's here right now all right it's not done done there's

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more stuff to add but

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okay it's so pretty it's

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rainbow I don't know what any of those things do but I love them no I love it

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you did a good job thank you

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yay we wanted to play some retro games cuz like you know David was going to

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like emulate retro games because you know he had to get rid of all of his

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consoles to pay for the the space but um apparently all of his Linux isos were on

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a raid array that died yeah you don't have a single retro game not currently

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well wait what did okay well you kept a couple consoles yeah okay well then we

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can play a game well then we don't have the filters yeah I I have a retro 4K I

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only have the 5x though I don't have anything guys I

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don't have anything nothing I got nothing well I mean it's still a cool

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setup but we have to yeah we have to play a pixel game what filters do you

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like it depends on the screen I like the scale 2x ones you there's like a scale

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3x or 4X the HQ hq2x actually is one of

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the ones I like really yeah I know I thought you I thought you were some kind

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of purist that looks terrible I love CT

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because they make smooth so I got an all that into

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smooth oh man David you just lost all

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your Retro Gaming street cred in one move no do you know what would be lame

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is if I bought into what other people thought looks good I have my opinion my

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perspective and I bring that to everything I do including the filters I

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choose you tell

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me you know this might not be as big of a collection anymore but when you think

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about the quality per game G that we're looking at here now I like it better it

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seems more focused this is a sick collection I got

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to say this is looking mighty fine in here it's not perfect uh as per usual my

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vision is huge my execution is okay but with the help of my friends I think we

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did a pretty amazing job so if you guys are all paid friends to me then what am

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I to you you know what I think the people can

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see where you're going with this all it needs is what like an area rug or two a

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little couch a little spit shine this is

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sick dude are you going to miss the Fidelity of the original consoles though

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it's going to take me a little while to adjust I can tell that the input leny

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was off uh and it didn't feel quite right to me but I think it's something I

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can get used to and it's something that I can adjust and research and tweak uh

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and I'm very excited for the emulation of later consoles as well you know like

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PS2 PS3 this is about where we had the mic hey David y okay here we go oh

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I'm so excited I haven't had a good home theater setup you know what maybe ever

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not this good for sure this if you're going for full immersiveness is a great

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size for this space for movies this isn't too big yeah I'm a little anxious

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for games but I don't think it'll be too bad well there's always that one there

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exactly choices you know we did this video

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recently so I don't really need to talk about it a ton but a cobbled together

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random ass Facebook Marketplace speaker setup is so vastly Superior to an entry

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level or even a mid-range Soundbar that that's just what everybody should be

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doing if you're in the no and you don't mind baffing about with inputs this

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crushes what like any soundar you would have bought for this price crushes it I

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don't know man I think you might have nailed it hopefully you guys enjoyed the

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transformation almost as much as David did and hopefully you'll enjoy the this

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