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seen its fair share of questionable purchases. But today, today is meant to

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be different because not only is Arty, the marketing man over at lpftore.com,

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going to really make use of this top-of-the-line 12 core Ryzen 9900X CPU

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when he's editing together the footage for his awesome food adventure videos.

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He's also going to be making use of this Mega Flow 100 superpower turbo fan.

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That's strong. And that's a good thing because Oh my god. How do your things

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get like this? We literally had to clean your last PC with a leaf blower. Well,

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you got to do it again. That's not something I aspire to. I think that's

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worse than my computer. And my computer's pretty bad.

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You know, with the way you treat these things, I really don't know if I can in

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good conscience let you build a computer. We're not building one

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computer. We're actually building two. That's right. The plan is not only

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to upgrade his editing and gaming machine, but also to turn the old parts

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into a lightning fast, very safe editing

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network storage device. Let's go down to the link in the description where you

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can enter to win one of the three Radeon RX970 XTs that AMD is giving away. It's

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their latest and greatest GPU with 16 gigs of video memory capable of native

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4K gaming. And best of all, each one of the cards they're giving away is

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personally designed by AMD chair and CEO Dr. Lisa Sue. I met her at CES. She was

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pretty chill. Go, go, go, go, go.

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I am a little overwhelmed. I'm overwhelmed with disappointment. Kids,

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gambling is bad. This is just gambling for kids. You want to see something?

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Sure. Why is that? No, but Linus, when

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you opened up your YouTube channel, it was a little bit of a gamble, wasn't it?

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Yes. So, you just got to keep doing it. I do not endorse this viewpoint.

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Remember, you paid for this, Lionus. AMD did. Thanks, AMD. I don't know what any

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of these are. Oh, you don't even like collect Pokémon cards. Yeah, but if I

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get a rare card, it could be worth $1,000.

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You won't even know if it's worth anything. If it says Umbreon on here,

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it's going to be worth a lot of money. There's like a way to do this. And the

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last one here should be the very rare one. At least, I think. I don't know.

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Okay, maybe that's a rare one. It definitely is. We did it.

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Amancio Ortega net worth 119.9 billion.

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No way. You won. No way. $2.86.

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Nice. What' you pay for the pack? 20 bucks. But at least we got $3 plus

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whatever these cards are worth. Okay. Well, we're off to a really good start

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then. Why don't we get started on our PC builds? I'm going to tear this apart

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while you go ahead and unbox your case for the NES. Sure. And then Ree, you did

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a great job arranging all the stuff on the table. Can you throw it off? Yeah.

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Oh my god. Oh, what the heck? What? We were never going to get this started

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because now I need to know the story. Like the poop monitor. Yeah, I see that.

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But why? You remember the poster upstairs? This is a refurbished monitor.

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More gambling. Ah, if that's going to be the theme today, then I guess I have to

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embrace it. Yeah, let's go. But to his

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credit, Arty doesn't gamble on Where did it go? Oh, here it is. Power. That's

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right. Practice safe computing with a UPS. We'll get that installed later. He

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does appear to gamble on storage, though. These are almost certainly used hard drives. I want that from the

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Christmas party. Dude, these are from years ago. Like, those probably have

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like 5 years on them already. Well, good thing I have two unused drives, too. So,

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yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's not how that works. All right. Chairs. Yeah. So,

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where are these going already? But my mom has an office over there and my dad has like a little work from home. You

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buy them chairs? Yes. That's so cute. Have you seen their chairs? They

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definitely need an upgrade. All right. Case opened. Yeah. So, uh, the Fractal

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Design Define series is one of the few cases left on the market that actually

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has a decent number of hard drive bays.

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In fact, it even still has 5 and 1/4 in optical bays. So, the plan is to put a

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whopping six hard drives in here in some configuration and hope for the best,

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right? Yeah, I think so. Let me get to this motherboard. Very convenient use

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for the uh 5mm socket and the LT precision set. Wait, why am I building

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this computer? This is your computer to build. It looks like you guys are doing great over here. No problems uh to be

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seen at all. But there's a few other things cooking here. Arty, how what do

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we do? There's a printer. There's a sub. There's some monitors. Why don't you do the printer, Jake? Oh, come on. Can he

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do the printer? No. I don't think he can.

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Oh, wo. Wait, what? So, I went on Artang

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and found the best black and white printer and boom, there you go. You

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picked a good one, my brother. Is this for your parents as well? Yeah, that's for my mom's. Yeah, that makes sense. I

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was going to say like I don't think your generation prints. No, we're going to

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have to see this thing rip later. You got some paper? We're going to benchmark our printer. Yeah. But don't you want to

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see 34 pages per minute? That's like one every 2 seconds. You know, funnily

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enough, she already has a lot of printers. Brother, that's a brother. It is a brother. Is that a old brother?

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Well, now that you got two brothers, brother. What brother are we getting rid of? Uh, I think we're actually going to

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get rid of this guy. This is the one that pauses during print. So, this one has more issues than that one. But if

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this brother rips, does she need that

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brother? You need a brother to have a brother, right? This is true, brother. I

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need the AM5 mounting hardware for that. Notocooler. One thing I want to show you

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though, look at all of those USB ports.

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You chose a whole motherboard because you just wanted lots of USB port. You

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know, there's hubs, right? Uh, sure. But all kinds of hubs.

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Plus, it also looks cool. And it has a lot of M.2 slots, so Oh, I guess I

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should probably check for M.2 drives and move those over, too. Am I just moving

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everything over? Yeah. Okay. I'm so triggered right now. He took that extra

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hardware and he put it in this thermal right box. And I asked him, "Why did you

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put Noctua hardware in a Thermal Write box?" He goes, "Oh, well, because the Noctua box is long gone. It's in the

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crawl space, lost forever." I go, "Okay, well now this Noctua hardware is lost

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forever because you will never think to look for it here." Listen, my brain

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works differently. I'm going to remember it's in there. Okay, where's your Noctua

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box? In the crawl space. Exactly where.

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He doesn't know. If I scour around long enough in there, I'll find it. We're

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going on a voyage of discovery. Let's find Arty's nocool box. Let's go. God.

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Wow. Even accessing the entrance to the crawl space is a journey, and we're

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going to do it safely.

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Wait, who worked for Geek Squad? Uh, my dad worked for Best Buy for a while.

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What is in this case? It's so heavy.

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Ow. Damn it, my feet. Yeah. No, I'm good. I'm good. But okay, how we doing

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in here? Remember when I said I would be able to remember where it is? I do

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remember that. Um. Huh. Ow. Oh, dang it. Ow. Oh. Ow.

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I'm not going to lie. I don't I don't feel like it's in here. Really? Yes.

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Near, boys. Oh, Pokémon cards. Oh my god. We're idiots. What? Arty. Okay. The

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entrance is right there. Yes.

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Oh my gosh. This was all for nothing. Look, we found

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Pokémon cards, though, dude. Okay, let's go check out our treasure and let's get

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that knocked to a box. The whole side quest might not make it into the final

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cut. So, LMG.gg/flat plane. We'll have that in there for you. Nice one. The Wi-Fi and

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the Minecraft. No, not the Minecraft. I'm a man of my word. Sure. Is what?

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What are you talking about? When have I ever not followed through? Remember that

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time you said you'd build Nick a Rivian? Yeah. I said no such thing. I see you

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keep your poker chips with your alcohol. That's a good combination.

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Wow. Coming soon. Uh, blue colorway for the

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cargo pants. LTC store.com. Let's go. Right there. What' I say? It was going

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to be down there. Yeah, he knew exactly where it was. As I mentioned before,

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Art's gone with the Ryzen 9 9900X from AMD. Zen 5 cores, a whopping 12 of them,

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24 threads total, and it fits in AMD's

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incredible AM5 platform that they have committed to continue supporting until

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2027. This is a great chip for gaming, video editing, basically anything you

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can throw at it. Wa! Dude, you went with the Fury

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Renegade. 96 gigs of 6,000 mega transfer

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per second RAM, which you need 96 gigs of memory for. I'll be honest, I wasn't

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originally going to get I was just going to get 64 gigs, but there was a bundle

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deal that came with this and the CPU. This is the kind of stuff that makes me

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feel pretty freaking old. You know, like back when I was working on the NCX Tech

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Tips channel, we'd build a system with 100 gigs of SSD space. You know, the

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rest of you could also build computers if you want. No, this is fun. You're

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doing a pretty good job. Listen, I'm doing the very important work of setting up a printer right now. Thank you very

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much. You've been ordering lunch. No, already was supposed to be ordering

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lunch. Did you order the lunch? Yeah, it's all reordered. Okay, fine. Probably should have dusted this before I was

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almost finished building the new computer in it. It's actually pretty remarkable what we've done in so little

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time to destroy the aesthetic of this house. Your parents knew what they

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signed up for, right? Yeah, for sure. I mean, they're getting free stuff. I

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invade your privacy and destroy your space in exchange you get this chair and

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brother printer. How's How's your printer setup

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going there, Jake?

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This is the kind of stuff that drives me absolutely nuts. One,

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two, three, four, five different types

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of screws holding down the M.2 covers. That's nuts. Well, they're screws, not

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nuts. Edge.

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Oh my god. Edge. Do I ever have some news for you?

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I Whoa. She prints, baby. Wow. Your

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mom's going to have the nicest books, the most beautiful books. Stop it. Don't

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encourage him. I know you use this machine for editing, but what kind of games do you play? I don't even play

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anything too crazy. That's why I didn't get a new GPU. I play like Civilization.

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The new one just came out. That one's really fun. That is an unpopular

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opinion. Yeah, I mean, that's fair enough. Why did you choose this power supply? Uh, you know what? I was looking

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for something that was gold rated cuz this would be on a lot or pretty much

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all the time, right? I didn't really look too much into it. I just kind of

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what was the cheapest one and this was it. So, okay. It's not like we have a

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whole testing lab that could, you know, check stuff for Well, they didn't test this one. Yeah. Okay. Well, we're

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working on it. Okay. All right. You're putting the side panel on before you've

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tried it. That's a bad omen. It'll be fine.

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No. How much? I feel like we should also

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look at installing this guy. Oh, yeah. The UPS. An uninterruptible power supply

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will give you time to safely save your work and shut down in the event of a

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power outage. You get a lot of power outages here. Uh, yes. Yeah. Um, okay.

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What is your deal here, Arty? You've got like a squid sticking out of your

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outlet. You've got this little tiny UPS

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coming out of that. You've got this second power strip coming out of that.

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But you've only got one thing plugged into this power strip. You could have

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just plugged this thing into that. Yeah, but what if I wanted to plug more things

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into the thing? But you didn't. And you have two outlets available here still.

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All righty. I'm taking this out. Yeah, do it. This is going. Okay. Get get it

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out of here. What even is this video anymore? I don't even know. It's okay.

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We have a lot of Floatplane content. And this is a 4K monitor. I'm basically

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going to use it for reference whenever I edit 4K footage. Um, I'm going to have

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that on the right cuz that was the reference monitor before, but I'm going

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to be mounting it vertically because I work on a lot of short form content. So,

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just makes sense to do it that way. Yeah.

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Now, we're getting to the new hard drives here. So, I don't know too much

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about hard drives. Um, I was just told that these are essentially the hard

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drives that you have to get. They're the Seagate Iron Wolf. There's also like the

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WD Reds that you can get, but I just chose these ones. I think they're a

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little cheaper. Oh, I'm like, what's it

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hitting? There's nothing that can be hitting. Well, actually the little fan

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cable, the wire part that actually goes across the frame of the fan is flexing

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into the fan. Need to make sure Arthur has all of that AMD 9000 series 12 core

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goodness. And we can't be having a fan not running on the cooler. Look at all

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these cores, brother. They can do so many things. Look at that. That's 5.5

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GHz right there. That's crazy. That's crazy. How about the RAM? Uh 96 gigs.

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Wa. Yeah, this is disgusting, by the way.

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Wow, look at that, bud. Beautiful. It's way better. How's it going? How's it

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look like it's going? Okay. What's okay about everything here? Oh, the cable

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management is okay. Well, luckily there's no glass panel, so you're not

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even seeing any of this.

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Yeah. The manufacturing date of this drive is February. That's only a month

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ago of 2015. Oh, that's when I started watching these videos.

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So, what you're saying is the important data goes on the iron wolves. Oh, yeah.

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Okay. Yeah. I'd probably run a RAID one with those and then I'd probably run

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these other guys in like a RAID 10. I don't know what that means, but yes.

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Wait, did we not think to get SATA cables? You

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The other board should have a couple as well, right? You are right. You know

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where else I bet there's SATA cables? Your original computer. Oh my goodness.

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I bet there's SATA cables in there. I mean, there might have. I'm going

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spelunking. I I don't know if I have all the boxes

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in that box. It's literally from 2011. Well, only one way to find out. Let's

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close. Oh, a toner

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cartridge. What a disappointment. That's

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okay. I still got some ideas up my

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sleeves. Are you kidding me? I go to all

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the work to open up this stupid computer

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and the SATA cable's already been salvaged from it. Well, there's one

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DDR3. Man, this is like this is usable.

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What's this doing down here? So, this is the uh the PC that we used a leaf blower

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to clean out. And fortunately, there's some SATA cables in here, so we don't

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have to run back to the office. Whoa. Hey. Okay. What do you want first? The

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bad news, the good news, or the bad news? Okay, let's get the first bad news

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first. First bad news is the boxes are not in there. Okay, how about the second

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bad news? Yeah, it doesn't really work like that. The good news is there was a

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random computer in there. Oh, okay. That did not have an ant case. Some random

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computer. Okay. Okay. Yeah. So, I could salvage cables. Sure. The second bad

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news, somebody already salvaged the cables. Okay. Well, one of them, but I

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found one. Oh, okay. You want to know our good news? Yeah. We did our own

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splunking. Oh, nice. Yes. Hey. Okay, so you guys got two. We have four total

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with the mother. Yeah, we have more than enough. Nice. Oh, you guys totally

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didn't need the one I found. No.

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What' you say? What' you say? The red's a bit tacky, but What' you say? Just

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doesn't really blend in with the rest of the case, you know? Just really You don't blend in with the rest of the

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case. I think it would blend in pretty well, actually. We actually might have

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needed that cuz the uh this one is the

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only one that doesn't have like a right uh right angle connector. Um and down

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here at the bottom, this one's blocked by the slide. So,

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let's go. Let's go. Needed my cable. We

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have everything plugged in. Um what we're going to do, we're just going to put the panels on and we're going to

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test it upstairs cuz Jake needs to set up all the nan stuff that I've never

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touched. Uh Jake, is this supposed to be making that sound? If that's one of the

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drives, dude, that thing is dead. I mean, it's a decade old. I wouldn't be

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surprised, dude. It sounds like a garburetor. It kind of sounds like a zip

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tie in a fan. Yeah. Well, I moved it and I don't think it should do that anymore.

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I mean, you should trim it anyway. One thing that I got that I think is really

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cool are the XRE ones. XRE was nice

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enough to upgrade me. I actually bought the XRE Air of 2 Pros, but they sent me

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the one. Hi, this is my uh mom. This is the Lionus. Hi. Nice to meet you. We um

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decorated your family room. It took me

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two weeks to clean this. It took us only two hours to make a mess

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of it. So, what I'm doing, these are prescription lenses I'm going to be

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putting on the XRE ones. What pill will

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you take? I don't I don't know the reference. I know it's Matrix, but I

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don't know the reference enough. Is it Matrix? Yeah. Okay, I got it. Yeah.

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Yeah. Bluetooth. The Matrix came out in 1999.

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Feeling old yet? I'd be one. Jake wouldn't have been born yet. So, all

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right. Now, let's just find some random tech product box to put these

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accessories in. Um, how about the XR

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ones? He learns. And we're just going to throw that in the crawl space to be

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discovered. That I'm fine with as long as there's a method to the madness. How

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do these compare to the ones that I took on Fallon? That's a great question. I

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actually don't know. I know the differences between this and the Air2

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Pros which I was originally going to get. Holy. Okay. You don't have to look

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down. Oh yeah, you're right. Whoa. Hey.

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Okay. Ciao. Just like on Fallon. There

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you go. Yeah. Yeah. We're imagining alongside you. So, where are you going

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to use something like this? Um, so I'm going to be doing a lot of traveling

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over the next few years and I thought it'd be a nice way to, you know, get a

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little taste of first class and economy.

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Okay, fair enough. I like this new hoodie, by the way. It's It's glorious.

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Where'd you get that from? Oh, you all right now? I don't even have to say it.

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I'm going to dunk on Bed Bunny tonight. I'm going to dunk on Bed Bunny tonight.

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Is this a reference I don't get? Yeah. Uh, you were you were there. How's the

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sound? I can kind of make it out, but it's not loud. It's not distracting for

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me. Well, that is one of the things that is an upgrade on these ones versus the

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Air2 Pros. Uh, it is sound by Bose, so

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doesn't sound bad. Okay. I mean, not everything Bose makes sounds great, but

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uh I see you've got another Bose upgrade. Yes, that's correct. I assume

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these are also for your upcoming travel adventures. That is correct. Um and I'm

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not going to lie, I already did use them on my travel. Oh, I see that. And how do

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you like them? You know what? They were a big step up from the previous noise

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cancelling headphones I had. I had the Crusher ANC2s, uh which to me are

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fantastic just because I listen to a lot of hip-hop, EDM, like very bass heavy

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stuff, so you can really feel it. But these basic like that,

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but these are quite excellent when it comes to noise cancelling and they're

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very comfortable. But the big thing is because I travel with a lot of

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videography equipment, my laptop, a lot of tech, these fold up small, which is

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really nice when I'm packing with just to carry on in a bag. He's always

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packing. He's more tech than man. Look at him.

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Nothing's playing, so I can definitely hear that. Now we've got another audio

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upgrade. Yes. This one's really for my dad. I don't watch too much TV or movies

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as you know. I mean, given that you didn't know what The Matrix was. Yeah, I

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think I believe that. Look, I know what the Matrix is. Really? What is it? Keanu

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Reeves. Let's just get your subwoofer. Uh,

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where's it going to go? So, I was thinking right here. Oh, it's working.

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Oh, hey, it's working. It's working. Boom. Free tech tips. What is that? I

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might I might have used it for a meme.

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No, no, no. On the sub. So, we can just give her We'll give her the old plus 15

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here. All right.

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Oh, yeah. There you go.

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All right. You might want to dial that back a little bit. Yeah, that's kind of a lot. Okay, cool. Why is it on the TV

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speaker again? I am going to put a foot through this TV. And don't doubt me.

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I've tried. What is it doing? You know,

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I was mostly just memeing on Tyizen being a piece of garbage earlier, but

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like, wow, it's really coming through for me here. Really making my point.

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It's funny cuz you're wearing a geek sw.

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This is what I hate about auto detect. When it works, it's magic. It's great.

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When it doesn't work, you can't override it. Set up now. Yeah. Yeah. Arc. But

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come on. Are you kidding me right now? Okay,

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I give up for now. Reese's on the case. Here you go. I version of the hat.

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There you go. So, another thing I got is an Apple Watch SE. Let's do an unboxing.

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Yeah. Oh, yeah. Just already using it. Yeah. Not much of an unboxing. But

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really, I use this for notifications and fitness tracking and nothing else

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really. And telling the time, I guess, but even when I'm wearing a mechanical

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watch, I still end up pulling up with my phone. So, yeah. I just like that my

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unicorn smiles at me when I lift up my wrist. I actually don't use this for

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almost anything. Uh-oh. What now? Do I have that look on my face? Uh-oh. Arty's

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house here doesn't really have any Ethernet, so I was like, well, we could probably try power line. It'll probably

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be good enough for giving his parents access to the stuff that they need to

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access, which really is like spreadsheets and stuff, right? Um, well,

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the power line from here to there, guess the speed? 5 megabit. Oh, it's not that

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bad. 35 megabit. Well, that's fine for

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spreadsheets. For spreadsheets. But hold on, it gets worse. That computer only

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has one Ethernet jack. So, my grand plan was we could just directly connect Art's

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computer cuz they're right side by side. And then connect the other one that way.

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We need a switch. We need Well, we need a second network port. Really? So, we

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need a card, like a network card, like a little dinky one. I bet I could find one

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in the crawl space. This crawl space sounds epic. I feel like I need to spend

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some time down there. Do you want a Sonos update? I do. I got

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some good news. Yeah. And I got some bad news. Okay. Uh, good news. It works.

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Would you look at that? It's working. And the bad news is I'm an idiot. Well,

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yes, but that's okay. I have two bad news. The app does not recognize that

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it's ARC connected, but who cares about that? That doesn't matter. Uh, but it

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can only have one HDMI plugged in. I had to remove the other HDMI that was

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plugged in. HDMI 1. Wait, on the TV? On the TV. So, uh, only the Sonos can be

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plugged in. What? Nothing else. But how are they going to watch DVDs? As soon as

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I plug in the other HDMI, it loses connection. What? But it works though.

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Hey, what is this going to? Why is this

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Blu-ray plugged? What is What is this

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setup? Oh

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no, I unplugged something at the back of this and the cables are all too tight

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for me to get it out now. He's um Hey, his N is up though. I did. So, I I set

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the priority in Windows for the Wi-Fi to be higher. And it seems like I mean the

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speed test is better. Okay. And when we're talking to the NAS directly, it

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seems to copy at full full rate of one gig.

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Great job. Yeah, it seems to work. Yeah, not bad. I don't know if it'll stay like

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that. But he's going to buy a network card so he can have his NAS and his main

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computer directly connected and then his parents can use it over Wi-Fi on the

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power line. Yeah. But look, hex. Huh?

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Oh, you use text of us. Cool. Why not, right? Uh, investment disclosure. We

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have the two new hard drives set up in a

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mirror and then the four 50,000 hour on

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time WD purples. Uhhuh. In a RAID Z2, so

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he can lose two drives and not lose any data on those ones. Um, and we got sound

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out of the Sonos Beam soundbar. No way. But oh boy, it doesn't work if we have

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the karaoke box plugged in. Oh no. Or anything else for that. Oh yeah. Or

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anything else. It only works if we only have that plugged into the TV. Okay.

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Gotcha. But if we want to use a karaoke box, what's the solution here? Just

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unplug it. Um, you go find a cucumber

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screwdriver handle or really any suitably shaped object and uh sing. You

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go yourself. Fair enough. Or we could put it back to

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optical and you can use your phone for volume.

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It works, right? I'm just going to put it back like that. I don't care anymore.

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All right. Look what else we got. Oh, turn this on. Boom. Wow. Oh,

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flashbanged. Look at this. Now you're vlogging, boys. Work it. Hold on. We're

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recording. Yeah. Work it. Show. Oh. Oh, that's good. That's good. Yeah, baby.

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That answers our question. I guess the karaoke is important. Optical has always

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been the superior uh medium. Anyway,

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brilliant. I no longer care. Goodbye.

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All right, I get to try the chair for the first time. And we get to see this

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printer in action. What's faster? This thing spitting out printed pages or me

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eating them. I'm going to go with the printer spitting out pages. It'll be

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like John Henry Man versus the machine. There's one. Okay, that's not that fast.

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Okay, present it. There's two. Well, maybe if you weren't doing like

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graphics. How many of these did you print? I don't

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remember. I hope you didn't print 30. I might have printed 30. Just click just

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click cancel. Just What do you mean click cancel? I've been cancelled enough times. Jesus. Hey, Andrew. Andrew, check

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this out. Oh my god. Someday. That will never You

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may not notice it today. You may not notice it tomorrow, but someday. Oh,

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it's going. Oh, she's cooking with Yeah, it's going. Yo, that thing rips. Wa,

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that's really fast. Oh my gosh, Lionus.

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Poor Arty. What do we got there? Read it to us, Arty. The bee, of course, flies

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anyways because bees don't care what humans think is impossible. Yellow,

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black, yellow, black. Is this the script of Bee Movie?

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It's the entire script for the B movie. Lionus, stop it. Stop it.

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Okay. Got like a little foot exerciser here. There we go.

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The best part is they're going to find one and then be like, "Oh." And then who

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knows what amount of time is going to lapse between finding the next one. Is

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there any more wall jacks like that? Uh there's one upstairs. Like there is one

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upstairs. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Where's that? Shut up. You do not. Is that an

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Ethernet port? That's a phone jack. You

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do have coax though. Yes. You could have used mocha. Use mocha. I don't really

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like coffee, though. Mhm. Uh, okay.

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Mocha is Ethernet over coax instead of

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over power. No, no, no, no, no. It's coffee with hot chocolate.

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I hate you all. Can you just show me the laptop you got for your mom so we can

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wrap this? You're all terrible. Actually, I take it back. Andrew's

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great. Reys, you're awesome. What are we looking at here? My mom had a few

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requests when it came to getting her a laptop. Uh the most important thing is

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because she's a bookkeeper, she really wanted a numpad right here. So this one

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has a numpad. Um it's also a touchcreen.

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This is the most Lenovo laptop that I think I have ever seen. Yeah, it's

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nothing special. It's really just again enough to do spreadsheets, do video

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calls, whatever you might need for work. Ryzen 5 Radeon graphics 16x10 display

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actually kind of a huge deal when you're working on spreadsheets just to have

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that extra little bit of vertical space and yeah being able to turn it into a

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touch. Is she going to do that? Maybe. Yeah. Just sit and watch TV on the couch

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with a giant I I Yeah. I don't know why she would do that. I bought her an iPad,

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too. So Oh, as part of this? No, not as part of that. Wow. So generous. Oh, you

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haven't set it up yet? No, not at all. Okay. Well, once you do, you're going to

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find that it's going to be nice and efficient cuz it's powered by AMD. Let's go. Heck yeah. Heck yeah. Heck yeah.

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Just like your whole house is powered by AMD. Now, this was one heck of an

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upgrade. We moved Art's main editing rig to a 12 core Ryzen 9000 series processor

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for the very finest of Ry Time cuts. We

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got him set up with a NAS that has a grand total of like 18 whole terabytes

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of usable storage. still reasonably reliable thanks to some ZFS wizardry

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from Jake. We got the sound setup in the family room upgraded, new chairs for the

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parents, new printer, and we even dusted

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his crawl space. Let's go. Oh, wait. There's no dust left on my knees. Well,

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it was there. And you guys are going to be there at the next AMD ultimate tech

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upgrade. Who's it going to be? Oh, I

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should know that. If you guys enjoyed this video, why don't you check out Elijah's ultimate tech upgrade? It was

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