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gaming promo.com all right well I think I got

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everything I need are you guys going to PAX

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East cuz I'm not so uh I guess I'll put

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my bag down and leave my cat at home um so anyway

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you guys can I'll enjoy it vicariously through you but make sure if you go you

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check out the Intel Booth they've got a bunch of cool stuff going on including

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an Ultrabook giveaway so all you have to do is tweet # inel inspires at Intel

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Edge on Twitter and then they've also got what oh yeah they've got their new

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app so the Intel VIP Tech Zone download the app it's available for iPhone and oh

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I don't have an Android phone on me but whatever the other one and uh so all you

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got to do is click the links in the video description to check out the

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contest rules and regulations for the Ultrabook giveaway and to download the

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app so here we are at the workstation of the legendary diesel the intern follow

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him at diesel the intern on Twitter if you guys aren't already he posts some

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behind the scenes stuff and if you tweet him your questions about camera work or

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editing or whatever else he's actually pretty talented so he may be able to

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help you out that's at his discretion though of course it's on his own time

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but I want to show you guys all of the cool artifacts on his desk oh yeah we

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have a really cool giveaway to announce in addition to what Intel is doing

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they've also sponsored us to give away

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two two 3960x extreme Edition processors and two

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Gigabyte x79 ud3 motherboard so we're giving those away as bundles all you

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have to do guys is check out the link to

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the giveaway right here guys click the link check out the rules and regul you

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just have to sign up for the lineus tech tips forum and go ahead and make a post

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and then there's ways to get bonus entries by sharing things on Twitter and

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Facebook and all that good stuff as well so we're really excited about that his

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workstation actually has a 3960x but

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we're going to start with the random crap on his desk so first of all we have

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an ASUS Pro art uh three oh crap what's

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the model this is the 246 Pro art so this is with the 8bit panel it is

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absolutely balling out Balls to the walls awesome awesome monitor for doing

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all of his color work and then this is just an old synm 25 tww that he uses as

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a second screen for most of the time watching YouTube videos so I'm not sure

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what I think of that but I mean it's okay because he brings his own lenses to

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work we actually haven't invested in any lenses yet so uh these are his this is

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his super zoomed in Uber we do macros

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with it like macro closeup lens and then this is sort of one of his more sort of

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normal lenses he's actually got four lenses that we use all the time uh slick

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and I don't know how to use the fs700 though so we're not using any of the lenses right now it's all sitting over

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there and Slick's using the Canon XA 10

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so there's a random SSD on his desk no idea what's up with that there's a

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microfiber cloth for cleaning things there's a piece of paper with some

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outlines for uh for an episode we were filming uh there's his uh compact flash

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card that he forgot another SD card uh SIM phone swapper okay this is a mount

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for a microphone for a camera here's a box for an HTC1

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uh this is oh I believe this is an ND filter so it's got two polarized things

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and you can make it either darker or lighter to allow more or less light through if you have too much light this

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is his sp1 speaker from antech we actually all love these things

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internally because they uh they're they produce a lot better sound than the jam

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boox and it's not actually more expensive these are slicks rayb bands we

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were wearing these for like a uh for like a douchebag version of Linus in a

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video that we made for Samsung that we're actually going to be releasing

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um on the Techquickie channel so I'm like here like this and then I'm having

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a conversation with myself without the douchebag glasses on the other side so

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uh so yeah that's going to be pretty fun uh we've got an SD card reader this

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one's ridiculous you can't actually cut paste off it you can only copy paste off

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of it couple uh thumb drives including

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Kingston's hyperx thumb drive which is really fast phone charger ah this

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thing's awesome we have an x-rite i1 display calibrator so we didn't need to

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use it for the pro art because it came pre-calibrated but we calibrated this

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just so that we could get some usability out of it he got a calculator I think

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I'm the one who left this here and then this is all crap that I piled on his desk at the end of the day today when I

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was cleaning something else up it's uh some AMD motherboard some I think

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there's actually an Intel c yeah there's an Intel CPU in this AMD thing here so

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don't worry about that uh what's this

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yeah I called it a pile of crap guys but I didn't actually mean crap there's a

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GTX Titan sitting here I had no idea that was there and then there's actually

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three HTC phones including the 8S that we're giving away soon my 8X that I used

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for my 30-day trial and then a 1s all right so here is his Uber

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workstation it's a shuttle which is probably the first thing you'll notice

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about it but it's very very it's a very

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welle equipped well-endowed shuttle computer so he actually has uh probably

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the best computer out of any of the three of us because of just how like

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balling out uh this is okay so check

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this out so this is an x79 shuttle so

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the first thing you're going to notice when you look inside is that it has four

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dim slots it also supports LGA 2011

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processors he has a 3960x extreme edition six core processor

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in here and you guys trust me he actually needs it unlike most people who

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run six cores who are not really utilizing it to their to its full

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potential I come in here all the time and this thing is pinned at 100% because

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of the kind of crazy stuff he's do doing with postprocessing and all that all

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that cool Jazz also he had 16 gigs of RAM in here that wasn't good enough so

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you guys are going to see a little Kingston ad at the end of this video that's because Kingston generously

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donated 32 gigs of RAM for his workstation so we could upgrade it so he

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doesn't run out of RAM all the time but just in case he does I've actually added

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check this out on this side here an MSA

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SSD that is used as a dedicated page file so he has 32 gigs of RAM and a 32

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gig SSD that is only used for page file other than that it does not get used at

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all he also has a crucial m418 gig SSD

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for his boot drive but you can't see that and a Western Digital Velociraptor

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one terabyte for just general local storage and scratch disc and all that

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kind of good stuff finally there's a Quadro 4000 and the reason for the

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quadro 4000 is that he uses Cuda a lot in Adobe premere and after effects and

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this accelerates it very very well supports all of the quadro features um

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it's also single slot I needed single slot because I wanted to add this very

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special piece of Hardware so check this out guys 10 gab

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cable okay going into a 10 gbit card

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there is a 10 gabit infrastructure going

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on at Linus Media Group now we're extremely excited about it it makes it

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so that he can edit things on our network storage server on the fly with a

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throughput to that server to and front from it of about 600 megabytes per

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second so it is faster than having an

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internal raid zero array of about four

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drives think about that for a minute that is over the network extremely cool

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uh it's a raid six running on uh eight seate 3 terabyte drives generously

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donated by seate actually when we got this thing started so uh so that's

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pretty awesome and that is it that is the workstation of diesel the engine he

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actually went through oh I didn't even cover his peripherals so this is a k90

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that we uh that we weren't using for anything else he won't use anything that

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isn't mechanical so we uh went ahead and allocated that to him and he's also he's

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gone through about half a dozen mice and he finally oh I clicked it so it's

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turning on but he finally settled on the steel series Z with a steel series mouse

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pad he found a lot of the other ones were not very accurate when he was

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working on little details if you've ever used Premiere or for that matter any of

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adobe's professional level software you'll know that all the icons are

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really small and if you don't click them exactly it often doesn't do what you meant for it to do so rendering machine

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Let's see what he was working on today there you go he was working on a tech

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quickie as well as uh oh he's working on

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finding some music for something so that we can license it and uh what else was

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he up to today I think that's about it so thank you for checking out this video

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