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brandon what happened to your computer your whole house has been taken over by

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babies is this your workstation um and

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the dream office i painted for you as a nightmare looks like a prison cell in

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here it's clear to me that if there's anyone in tech crisis right now in need

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of a 5 000 Intel extreme tech upgrade

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makeover it's our og camera operator brandon but

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i couldn't help noticing that you're kind of trying to double dip here

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because i already built you a computer

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that's true it is a little old now so what are we doing today we're building

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the best photography editing setup i could think of there's also a camera

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show and your wi-fi sucks right yes well i couldn't help noticing part of the

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problem is that you have it sitting on a box at the very corner of your house

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well okay we'll talk about that we'll talk about that we're gonna fix that

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thanks Intel we're gonna have some fun today

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the first thing we're gonna do is walk around his house and find all of the

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things that are not supposed to be here like say for example this ifixit kit has

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my name on it right but at work there's so many that we've had over the years

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why would you need to have it labeled brandon well hey is that how i set this

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up so that we could use it with the ifixit kit which explains nothing about

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this one well yeah but it's brazen it's

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brazen ladies and gentlemen he steals not one but two also this was supposed

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to be my office that's why it's here but now this is gonna be the baby's room yes

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it really is a good thing that you had this room painted by such a professional

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painter i don't know i see some flaws Linus hold on this is actually not my

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finest work back on topic i'm assuming that this is

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not going to be replaced oh no you don't recognize this oh my god is this stolen

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from the office yes crying out loud it's a very temporary solution i had a much

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worse just telco router and i needed something that was performing slightly

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better but then my upgrade was going to happen soon so there was no point like

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you know setting up the brand new one so i borrowed one that means your wi-fi is

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decent now already just from having a better router so it can only get better

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once we have a multi-access point set up cool that's going to be awesome this i'm

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pretty sure you bought yes the good old razer blades does yours still work so

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i replaced the battery in this from an

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ebay battery it didn't work really so it turns on plugged in but it's soon

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i was i was testing yes these were our christmas bonus uh i used it for a long

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time six seven years ago uh prototype

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LTT mousepad what is it with the og employees thinking they're entitled to

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our prototypes well ed had more than one of these in the swag pile i can see why

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you need a camera stuff yeah i know it's just like oh my god brandon's a photography nerd

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and there's no reason for him to own a photography nerd

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thing unless it has some kind of specific purpose this

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made in china 35 millimeter focus free

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point-and-shoot why do you have it i found this in my mom's house she had no

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idea why she had this and i think it was like a toy camera that someone gave to

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her for me you could actually look at this and it's technically my first

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camera even though i don't remember using it as a child remember at the beginning when we were using my lenses

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for work i bought this at that time i couldn't afford lenses okay i'm 99 sure

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that this isn't stolen from work but like the guy needs a camera shelf that's

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my first camera what this you just told me a different camera was your first

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camera that was child's first so now you're a thief and a liar

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now i don't think what are you what is that face i'm just waiting for your

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judgment no i i i built this computer

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technically sort of very nice it has changed since you built yeah i mean

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obviously i didn't do this since you built me this pc the cooler

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motherboard and GPU have changed and the CPU so most of it's changed except for

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the power supply the CPU started to get pretty sluggish recently so i i kind of

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just stopped using this desktop honestly altogether because i got an xps and then

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that was working better oh oh percy would you like to go out hi he

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really wants to go outside okay buddy let's cut you

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upstairs no doubt this new machine is going to be a lot better now i know

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you've fancied the h1 for quite some time in fact didn't you buy so actually

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over here what is that another one this was the one i originally bought yeah and

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then nzxt heard that i was going to use my upgrade with the original version of

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the h1 which i'm sure many people know the problem set itself on fire

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technically to ndx credit they sent me the new screws and they sent me the new

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GPU riser okay so i have that actually over there also i will admit there's one

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more thing from the office still here that i you still have one of those yes

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you're not the only one but these lg 31

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inch 4k monitors some of them disappeared because well Linus went you

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know just temporarily i might need to use them at home to do like work

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sometimes and then none of them made their way back give me that give give me

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that there you go you're turning into logistics i'm gonna start unpacking

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computer hardware stuff then in the meantime maybe you build the computer

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while i build the shelf because that might take a bit and then also unbox

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some of the other stuff oh my god i see

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a lot more than just one ikea box here so yeah we need to call in an emergency

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logistics strike here let's let's ask someone to come help us and we have a

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surprise guest this is my partner sophia hi

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there we go there so there we go did i scratch it oh

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no that's not supposed to be there i saw this line i was like if that was

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you scratching it that's straighter than your paint lines oh

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david throwing shades oh are we gonna meet another surprise guest

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brandon's baby gives me so much joy

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because he's the first one of the other dads at LMG that has had a baby as

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challenging or more challenging than my firstborn he's happy about this because

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he wants me to suffer the way he did the good news is that like my son's amazing

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yeah and so you'll probably be amazing you know i'm sure there's a correlation

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i mean i was apparently a really easy baby and i turned out awful

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awkward question for you brandon i couldn't help noticing that this is a

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many generations old motherboard i bought this from the office with the CPU

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that's in this box it's still Intel that's true the 9700k is a great chip it

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just felt wasteful i didn't need to buy more so i figured use what i have fair

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enough i've been cursed with front i o on every desktop pc i've

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ever used my office my office pc front i

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o doesn't work this computer that Linus built for me the io front i o never

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worked so far the common denominator is that i built both of those machines but

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it's not me it's not me the fronto works on lots of other computers i've built

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the headers are plugged in it just didn't work so i'm going to be

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interested to see if the front tire on this guy works it'll work i give you my

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Linus tech tips guarantee that your front i o will work okay i

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sincerely hope that this GPU fits what

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this is a really beefy

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i 3016 told that it would fit with all the cooling thank you evga oh that looks

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solid yeah we're good to go do you have the instructions uh i i couldn't find

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them in the box do they haven't instructions suck well the instructions

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suck but i'd still say you're better off with them without them

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wait what's this oh okay so she's more competent than me

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this is why she's taking care of a baby every day and i'm just pointing cameras

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at things yeah exactly great i'm kidding i'm kidding we work really

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hard we're working i'm joking yeah the one thing that brandon actually assembled before we got here

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you assemble the lamp oh but it's a stick this is okay how would you

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assemble this lamp minus that is a pretty cool lamp you didn't

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clean it brandon i yeah oh my gosh i actually probably need to it's so dirty

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on the inside yeah i need to take it off and take it apart so brandon be all like

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yeah i thought that's i built that too um by the way we're gonna have to take

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it apart and rebuild so actually you did negative it's a later problem uh steel

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case chair i've never actually tried a steel case i've tried herman miller i've

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tried like all the different gaming brands and everything i actually like the way they do the lumbar support it's

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like hard but padded okay that's a good

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quality foam you know what's funny about this i will have still not built my own

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computer why am i letting you get away with this i've already got my PCIe riser hooked up

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they've got this really nice little plastic piece that keeps you from folding it too much or too little this

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is a terrible screwdriver totally unprompted okay she has no horses in

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this race but you're complaining that's a terrible screwdriver okay i'll give

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you i'll give you ours i'll see what you think i want your completely unbiased

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thoughts on it well yeah it's better because it doesn't shake the whole time

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it's not available yet but it's coming very soon one disadvantage to an older

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platform even though the performance might be fine is that you might not have

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support for the latest standards though brandon at best your front i o is going

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to be about 75 functional because you don't have a usbc front panel header on

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here wait does this even support m.2 it

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please tell me it does is it on the back of the board oh it is it is it is i

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thought it did i like looked at this okay oh my god Linus you're gonna give

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me a heart attack let's put your SSD in wow you went with a rocket four plus

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okay i can tell you right now you're not getting the most out of this SSD because

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this is gen 4 and this is a gen 3 board

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yeah ikea furniture wait what why does it feel like it's not fitting wait is

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someone making that noise or is that the ikea furniture that's the baby oh that's

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the baby can i just say how much i love my job today i think this is upside down

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because there's a hole up there cavalry is here surge from logistics apparently

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was out but not off HDMI

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power did i ever wire up the front um that's

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not a great sign this CPU and this motherboard are not compatible

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what oh no dude your board's only good up to seventh gen that's why it's not

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turning on so okay so are there any itx

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boards uh we don't have very many oh what's this 10th jen

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how much budget do you have left over brandon none i'm actually a little bit

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over budget okay

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give me some time okay i watched andy's upgrade back in the day and i saw his

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benq light bar thing and i just had to

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have one apparently this is the newer version that has a better controller

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said andy so i'm excited to actually unbox it and see how this goes well i'm

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glad you put so much thought into your lamp i mean while i'm sitting here

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shopping for motherboards Linus lighting is a very important part of my life so

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is a functioning computer because this is the lowest floor of my house my

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garage door is actually behind david right now and the door to the outside

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being blocked by this shelf is where we go on walks so i always come in here and

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tractor in and yes you can get rugs that help with that but it's never perfect so

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vacuum we just had these at the office i think they're from the channel superfund

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where they sucked up sand oh yeah yeah so there's a very high chance there's already sand in this oh nice perfect

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there's nothing used nothing new nothing borrowed nothing

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blue just nothing i'm sorry cpus are so

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reliable that once it's a couple of years out of

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current there ends up being this like

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glut of CPU availability and almost no motherboards for them because the

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motherboards are dying and the cpus are not yeah and because it's itx i mean the

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sales volume of itx i could find you anything you need if it's atx if we're

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going 12th gen we actually have modern boards at the

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office this is hilarious he's like no man i'm gonna i'm gonna use like old

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Intel it's like good enough and we're going 12th gen after hey but your front

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io the curse is lifted it's true

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yet to be lifted the computer isn't on yet you know what why don't we send

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surge to get the 12 400 and find a motherboard okay i'll get the wi-fi

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fixed oh sure this monitor is going to be such a game changer for you i am so

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excited about this monitor it is everything i've ever wanted in a monitor

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and more so when it comes to just editing photos

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you're not after necessarily the brightest freaking display

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so what you want is calibration what you want is size obviously now the thing is

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i think i actually was the one who shot the ShortCircuit for this you were i

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don't remember anything about it because we're in a quite vertically tall

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but small town house it doesn't really

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affect us that much because they're not going to be so far from each other that

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it's going to be a real problem for them to talk to each other the main thing we

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need to consider is how we stagger them from floor to floor we've got three

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stories to work with so we want to go like this then like this then like this

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in order to optimize the coverage of each one that means our

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next order of business is doing some scouting i know there's Ethernet here

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because this is where brandon used to have his desktop

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and there it is we're going to use that for one of our decos i'm installing this

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fully monitor ARM if you can tell right here david there's a slant of the wood

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on my desk so it's not flat when it bites which i think might be a problem

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because that monitor is not super light this can just go like

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this cable managed gorgeous the way that this

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is attached is just like a screw here so

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if we loosen the screw we might get more play heck yeah come

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have a look at this it actually worked amazing better than i could have

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expected oh my god that's like that's clean on there yeah we could put the

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deco here in this room but it would basically

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be right under the one that i put in the kitchen okay the other place for it

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would be in the garage but there's really nothing wi-fi in the garage so oh

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wait you do ota updates on your car i do well that should it would be good if

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those are fast yeah okay i'm gonna put this in the garage then i'm just gonna

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put on that shoe rack okay sure okay just got the vase amount on

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hopefully i do this right does it slide in this way there we go

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hey oh okay so i clearly have

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some tension adjustment to do you had

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slash half yes and eight it's already right here oh there it is here's my

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eight bay that i've had forever it is filled with four terabyte drives

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right that's not a lot of capacity these days no it is not and

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i didn't really want to have to go through all the trouble of moving all

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the data from that nas to maybe the server at work temporarily

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and then put it all back onto something else so you're gonna be a two-naz

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household now yes this is a not a perfect solution to my problem

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because eventually this will also run out yeah but it's kicking this can down

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the road yes future brandon will find another solution to this long time

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future brandon because each one of these individual drives and you went with

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exo's enterprise nice each of these drives holds as much

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as half of that nas so you've doubled tripled this will be used for parity

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you've tripled your storage yes in only five bays instead of eight yes nice this

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should be just absolutely killer perfect wi-fi all over the house now these tend

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to be a little bit sticky in terms of which access point they're connected to

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i doubt i'm connected to this one i'm probably connected to the one on the other floor but

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i mean even connected to the the mid-floor one it's very usable i just

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don't see wi-fi being a problem anywhere in this house from now on

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okay let's go fix that computer the good news is you're getting the most out of

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your gen 4 SSD now here comes our 12 400

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this is six performance cores and then four efficiency cores for a total of ten

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i mean the more important thing is that alder lake compared to what did you have

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a 9th gen yeah 9th gen yes

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way better single threaded performance which for applications like photoshop

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can actually be more important than your multi-threaded performance depending on

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what you're doing we've got oh what even is this 5200 mega transfer per second 2

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by 16. here's one thing i expect well here is the kingston workflow station sd

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card reader micro sd card reader cfast card reader is this kind of a spiritual

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successor to that lexar thing we used to really like we have this at the office

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now oh okay cool and i was like well i have to have one for myself you have these little modules that have different

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io like this is a type c one and a type a and then these ones

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sdsd more more sd i probably only asked rest

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the king of sd he's a standard definition kind of guy

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and the cool thing about them is that you can use them in here right where it

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just uses a single usbc connection to your computer or because it's all usbc

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all the time you can just plug a usbc cable into this and it's just a super

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lightweight small card reader and you can take it with you on the go thanks kingston i'd

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say that the fit and finish of the molds we actually have tape around the

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ones that are at work not amazing but uh

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minor critique guys please tell me you have thermal compound

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what what i'm kidding i'm kidding when i went back for the motherboards i got some don't do this to me

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why you have to leave soon we're not even close to done yeah i know but i'm not the one who's getting upset how are

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you planning to connect this computer and those nas's to the network i had a

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switch upstairs so i could bring it down in a perfect

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world i'm gonna get like best of storage or something for above my desk and i'll

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drill a hole through it run the nas on the top so that this cable just goes

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straight up instead of going down and then brandon's gonna celebrate his kid's

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sixth birthday because that's how long it's gonna take to get to that i'm getting real close on

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this pc by the way boys okay well my speakers are about to get plugged in

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nice okay we're close then is this non-LTT desk pad part of your upgrade

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yes surely you knew you were gonna take some flack for that as much as i like

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the LTT Store design it doesn't quite match my setup that's fair we do need

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some more colors it's kind of amazing for how far away we were 20 minutes ago

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you're not bad how not far away we are now

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oh buddy there it is hey did it just post it did nice 32 gigs RAM core i5 12

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400 k everything's detected there's our m.2 drive hey that looks pretty good hey

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that looks awesome one of the last editions i haven't talked about yet is

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these 95 cri 40 watt led bulbs that i'm

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going to put all in the light fixtures in the room and that is also what is in

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this lamp and why do you need those color accuracy no i know you're

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explaining to the audience god these these

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are pretty bright pretty efficient and

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dimmable and it'll make the pleasantness of the color of this room

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a lot better day to day um brandon do you have a usb type c something that i

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can plug in and make sure your front i o works does the keyboard work

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sure does okay all right how about now wait wait wait

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we're not done yet does the keyboard work

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yes okay third time's a charm does the

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keyboard work wow the curse is over okay what's the dance

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of the front port working oh my goodness okay don't break anything

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you've gone full dad now yeah that's hilarious i don't think the brandon lee

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i first met would have done a curses over dance

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it's j it's something about just not sleeping for a year yeah you stop caring

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this is not bad i don't know dude i

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cannot say that i'm sold on this particular does this turn it turns it

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does but why would you ever want to shine light at your monitor

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it's not going at the monitor it's going down it's going straight down you know

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what the setup looks beautiful let me just turn off the light

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there you go now you're like you know you're taking some notes i can see

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without having to have a lamp that only shines in one direction not in where i'm

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looking and then i have my other lamp there with the higher cri bulb that's

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also just adding a little bit of ambience so you're in the zone now yes well

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there's no doubt in my mind this is about as ultimate as it gets for a

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photography editing workstation we've got powerful single threaded performance

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with an Intel 12 400 another 64

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terabytes of storage added color accurate lighting for the room not to

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mention a color accurate monitor all the ingest capabilities that any one man

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could possibly desire on top of a

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camera storage that takes all the random stuff that we found all throughout the

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house and gets it out of brandon's poor eso's way

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not to mention prevents all of it from being chewed on by the baby yes the only

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thing it still needs at this point is a little bit more tlc in terms of cable

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management but we'll get that sorted out by the time you guys are looking at this

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gorgeous glamtage of the finished setup i hope you guys enjoyed Intel xtreme

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tech upgrade brandon lee edition massive thanks to Intel and if you guys are

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looking for something else to watch then maybe go check out man what would be

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if you enjoyed this one you might enjoy riley's as well the minimalistic setup