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it's been a long time my friends

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since we've built a compensator machine but the reality of it is there just

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hasn't been anything that's enough better than last time to justify it well

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not today this machine is going to be the

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hands down fastest most craziest

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unbelievable rig that you can build using all off-the-shelf components that

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just go together like you could do for yourself at home assuming that you had

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the 20 plus thousand dollars or so to

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purchase all the components that would go in it

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let's kick things off by unboxing the case now this was a limited edition run

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from in win this is the z tower but it

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is technically an off-the-shelf part

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that any consumer with the cashola could

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have purchased like many of our hardware choices we

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went with this not for any

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practical reason but just to show

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how big our front mounted swinger is

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that is a solid

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cast aluminum

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work of computer art my friends

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holy crap once this has a system in it it's not going to be movable

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oh i still don't know there we go exactly what the weight is

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we are number 93 though look at that like i actually love

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how raw it is it comes with a cleaning cloth a vip

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club membership and all the mounting screws

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your heart could desire i'm actually having a lot of fun like it's not that often i work with hardware that's so far

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beyond reasonable even i look at it and i go what

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this video has been like months in the

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making inwin probably forgot they ever even sent us this thing it's been so

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long what the hell do you do with this kind of case nothing i don't know it

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goes in indiana jones's warehouse this is the rog zenith to extreme

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the alpha was not available at the time we began planning this video

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uh so you'll have to deal with the 10 price difference so it's got a little

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RGB fan controller doodad oh hey it

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comes with five m.2 mounting screws and

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we're gonna be using all of them so this is our dim.2 ASUS ran out of

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space on the motherboard pcb to put enough m.2 mounting points for their

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liking so they built an extra card that you can install in your system to add

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more and we will be using both of them this

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thing is insane holy crap just don't hurt yourself but like try to

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lift it oh my god

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it's a two terabyte drive but it says the saber one terabyte rocket NVMe PCIe

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gen4 SSD maximum performance solid state

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drive with heatsink so it actually comes in two boxes

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one for the SSD itself we're gonna have a total of five of them and one

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for the crazy pants heatsink that comes

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with it look at this thing

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it's got three heat pipes on it one of the mounts is on the back of the board

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like that's not gonna fit it might actually fit

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because there's oh there's holes yeah there's a big hole right here and that's where the thing is oh no way

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oh that would be awesome okay i'm going for it i'm going for gold let's install

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one of these puppies hey i have no idea how this works place the SSD in the tray

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on the thermal tape okay there's a little groove here that

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you gotta line up i guess i can understand why they don't pre-install it because most people would just use the

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included cooler on the motherboard it is so

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heavy i love it

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all right here we go giant SSD hanging off the back of the

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motherboard time this is so ridiculous

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how the hell are you supposed to install that oh no

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okay i found the problem i put the heatsink on backwards ah that's on there

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for better or for worse the slots i want to put my graphics

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cards in are here and here and

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yeah that's not going in so i'll have to

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settle for just the one on the back assuming that it does line up with that

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all right like this

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and that's it five m.2s shouldn't even call this the

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red ripper anymore just call it thread disintegrator

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64 cores

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i love their new packaging for these like

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slots into this thing

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sick and for 3990 dollars

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i better feel pretty special block time this is the ek velocity

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str4 so it's got a nice

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big cooling patch oh please remove yes yes i got this and

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it's got 5 volt addressable RGB lighting

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these red ripper chips take up like an entire one of these little wimpy tubes

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there we go with the 4 000 CPU out of the way

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now it's time for the 4 000 RAM

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not only is this kit 256 gigs it's clocked at 3 600 megahertz

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and cl 16. this is zero compromises

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i swear high capacity RAM is heavier

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it's not i'm going to figure out how on earth to get it into the case i mean

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what do you think the weight capacity of this table is can i hop up here with it

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that should be fine okay

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each one of these big old hunks of aluminum seems to have two torx head

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screws it's one of those things where it's like yeah it's fine and good that

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you provide me with this vip club card but where's my manual

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oh there's a qr code to the manual all

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right fine label where all the ports are specs of

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the riser cable how to install the riser cable

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package contents and important notice and warranty number one please follow

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user manual instructions for installation that's the end

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how do i open it it seems to me that if i take off this piece which is one piece

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right here that i should be able to get at everything

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it's actually kind of rough the way it goes together eh this is really not the

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sort of thing i would buy most of this system is really not the

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sort of thing i would buy

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look at that

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that's kind of incredible isn't it i don't know what these standoffs are

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anymore because there are other standoffs in here that

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look more like motherboard standoffs i'm not even installing it permanently right

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now i'm just trying to make sure i've got the standoffs in the right spot

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nope i got it wrong okay i'm good i'm good i got this

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this is it i think i've got everything lined up so this is where we find out if

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my giant SSD heatsink is going to fit oh nice it does

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yes that looks good of course it looks good

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this is a 20 000 computer brandon have you seen rich people furniture uh that's

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fair that's fair the manual mentions the

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uh excellent airflow characteristics of the chassis i mean it doesn't even have

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like pci slot covers it's just

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open it's too angsty for vader though it's more like a kylo ren i mean

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everything about this machine is overkill so it shouldn't matter but this

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is our overkill 1300 watt power supply

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so they've kind of got cable management holes man it is hard to get at some of

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this stuff though yeah the cable combs really do

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go a long way don't they not really much you can do to hide the cables on the

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back eh i'm starting to really like this thing

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now let's install the hard drives captive thumb thumbscrews i likey

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you might think a build like this what do you guys even need hard drives for

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well let me tell you these are 16 terabyte iron wolf pros

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so we could take maybe one of our m.2s

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used it as a cache for this raid 1 of 16

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terabytes of game drive storage and

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boom there's your steem library your gog

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library oops your uplay library your epic game store library your origin

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library you see the problem with this there we go hard drives are installed

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you know for all the challenges getting the bigger things into place

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having it open like this is making this build go fairly quickly

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it's the starter liquid cooling kit extreme 360. so there's no performance

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compromises compared to a full custom loop you just don't have to do any of

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the thinking everything you need is ready to

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go there it is thick boy radiator and a manual so i was

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trying to figure out what all these weirdo random holes were here

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that's our radiator mount makes total sense now easy peasy

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tons of room for fans no idea where we're gonna put the pump at this point

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or the reservoir could possibly go here

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but what about the pump with a normal case i could just grab a

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drill throw a couple holes in it and screw it

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in from the bottom of the case

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is this just like a thing

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is that an option they look like hard drive knobs

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they taste like hard drive mounts they've got to have the labeling wrong

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it lines up perfectly all i have to do is widen the holes a little bit and boom

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it's on you ever get that feeling when you're just cutting something up that

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cost five grand and you're just like oh you know should i be doing this no

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no nobody else has this problem you know i didn't ruin it that hard

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right like it looks kind of the same ish yup that works just fine i kind of like

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this multi-purpose plate concept theoretically this

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should be a good spot for it ish now is the time to make a critical

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decision RGB fans on the top of the radiator

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visible from the top or RGB fans on the bottom of the radiator visible with the

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internals bottom bottom all right adding Jake

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why am i here because this is taking too long and i

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need help uh you're gonna be in charge of RGB oh oh

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yeah i know that's the worst that's why you're here though and the gold is gonna

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be so tacky i mean the hard drives are like right

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there too you got these like obnoxious cable ties

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hey lttstore.com oh right so we're

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actually using these super cool RGB strips from silverstone they've got this

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diffusion layer on them that makes it so that the transition between the RGB leds

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looks a lot smoother at least in pictures um we're going to see how that

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works out do you like one here and then like one here yeah well we've got a lot

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more than that we only have got like eight of them yeah but like wiring that's going to be a nightmare well yeah

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but that's your problem isn't it so what i'm thinking is i'll use the RPM

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sense off the pump for the CPU header and then we'll run these fans off of the

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RGB controller well i'm normally a fan of just plugging everything into the

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controller because then you can set like pump speed like a channel like press f1

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CPU fan error blah blah blah it takes like 10 seconds nope nope and then you

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have this ugly wire up here come on it's in there already it's too

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late pull it out it's too late pull it out you can't have it yes you can't

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stab my finger i didn't i specifically asked for

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addressable RGB fans no but i remember i told you that we don't have running

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right now so now what well we could switch to light loops oh no they have a

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proprietary connector yeah so that's our problem of course there dang it dale do

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you have to take that off to take the fans yeah i have to take this off that's why it's so inconvenient oh so it turns

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out this case they sent us fans and they're addressable thanks inwin whoa

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are they mud oh whoa oh cool those are those uh daisy

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chainable ones okay i'm not expecting the cooling

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performance of these to be amazing well i think you daisy chained them with the

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little baby one okay so there you go okay so i'll daisy

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chain this might actually be like really easy to wire oh and this does power too

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yeah oh that's pretty cool this is actually pretty nice this plugs in that

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thing plugs into our drgb thing where is it there this this this one this wait

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what there's no instructions okay well where's our ek thing is this gonna fit

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in here oh because that's probably not no wait i

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think it might it's not lined up that great it's in there fine no it's not

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this is look at the other one it's fine it's fine i want to use l1 that's l6

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there's nothing you can do to stop here

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AMD compensator day two part three what's wrong

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well nothing's wrong it's just that i went away for 45 minutes are you gonna

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throw me under the bus and i come back he's throwing me under the bus and he

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has jb welded the mounts to the inside

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of the case nothing would stick get a better case

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wait get a better case i chose this one dang it

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in his defense i actually did sign on for this too it will be a very good

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permanent way to hold them on the RGB bones connected to the RGB bone horrible

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uh which end is which i don't think it matters on these ones i also think this

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is backwards but i can which is backwards the way you have it in there right now what do you mean backwards you

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just told me it doesn't matter no no i mean the side of the strip oh shoot i

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did do it backwards

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have you ever like gone to poop and forgot to mute your mic has he ever this

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is so tacky this is baller though that is

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the like eight pound gold chain around

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the like baseball player's neck giant die-cast

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polished aluminum baseball player rng like bridge is silver

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yeah that's actually like horrifying that is spectacularly bad oh crap it's

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silver too that's even tackier yeah this is worse should we switch to it

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no i mean we've gone down this path already hold on just let me see it oh no

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please oh no oh no i love it

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that's okay we're not doing this no we're not doing it this is horrible we're not doing that oh we're getting so

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close everybody hope this thing posts me too i kind of wish i had pre-tested it

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i'm going to put it in really fast i love receiving yeah

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it's pretty big huh oh yeah it's obnoxious it's all hell but i love it ow

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okay oh wow it did not get lighter that's for sure

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how the crap do you plug anything into the back of it i can't see the res can

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you uh oh wait well then stop i can sort of see it see that air bubble is that

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coming yeah it's coming good air bubble uh couples okay there's a lot of air oh

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yeah there's a ton of air in the pump i can see it there was nothing i could

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really do like ideally i would want the pump lower than the bottom of the res

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but i i couldn't really do that those fans are cray cray these RGB strips are

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sick yeah they're pretty cool this is i think the right number of strips though

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i think this is pretty good all the effects are kind of dumb oh

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okay more importantly why are we stuck on HDD code e6 it's probably a memory

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thing okay so to get AMD raid going not only

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do you have to install a driver in Windows you have to install three

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drivers in a specific order it's a show but either way Windows is installing i

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think compensator day three i discovered something so Jake and i were sort of

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both wrong about these RGB strips so see that they

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come out this side but not out this side yeah

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now that is sufficiently RGB now we finally get to talk performance

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of the most ep machine money can buy yesterday we were literally installing

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games across four different launchers at over four gigabit per second on our 10

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gig network card so hey 10 gig networking overkill for gamers i think

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not yes my friends we are reading and writing in the neighborhood of 10

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gigabytes per second on this raid array

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i'm not recommending it i'm just saying it's real cool yes we know crystal disk

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mark is not a great indicator of performance but this machine is about

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putting up big numbers now time for an equally for funsies test but for the CPU

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this time cinebench r20 wow

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24 777. now we're gonna play some games

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this is crisis three running absolutely

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maxed the f out at 4k at

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120 frames per second oh oh don't die don't die Linus it is amazing how good

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this game still looks here's something we're not going to see in any of the

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other games though both gpus while the game was running sitting up near 100

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utilization the good news for shadow of the tomb raider is that even absolutely

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cranked at 4k like man that is detailed looking

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we're still able to crack 120 frames per

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second HDR's enabled of course oh the sun once again our CPU barely

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being touched anywhere from five to eight percent utilization

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oh wait i was completely wrong shadow of the tomb raider uses alternate frame

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rendering multi GPU in directx 12. that was great now i'm

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firing up something a little more CPU intensive anno 1800

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everything once again is maxed so it is only running at 35 to 45 frames per

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second but every horse and cart every person

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walking around with their little sun bonnet on

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look at the detail oh i don't have enough farmers as for our CPU usage

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we're sitting at a cool six percent let's get our doom settings updated

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we're actually getting pretty decent sli utilization oh yeah bud

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and all of that while sitting at a tidy

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twelve percent CPU utilization the good news is look at that both of our gpus

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were really giving

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so that's it ladies and gentlemen if you've got a cool 21 000 us dollars burning a hole in your

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pocket and a team of unix to carry your system around for you whenever you need

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to transport it this is the way to go now i would make one

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small change i'd go with the alpha version of the board because it allows for better overclocking with the 3990x

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but other than that this is as epeen as it gets i'm gonna

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try to lift it

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i think we lost some rubber grippy pads oh they're all just stuck to the table

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now

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oh yeah it's heavier than my wife okay

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big thanks to sea sonic for sponsoring this video

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it's been a long time coming just waiting for the right parts that are

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over compensating enough but

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i think we got there hope you guys enjoyed it make sure you're subscribed

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