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holy crap how is it that everything you

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touch turns to absolute garbage i don't

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get it it's Intel extreme tech upgrade time again and today i am not in charge

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taryn has some very terran rules for how this extreme check

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upgrade is going to go including that we will only be filming in front of this

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wall and in the room behind me which i am not allowed to walk into right now

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because he hasn't put a blanket over the bookshelf yet i value my privacy and

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that's good and i value our sponsor that's right we're doing a five thousand

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dollar tech makeover for taryn's apartment here we go it's gonna be a little

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cramped but that's okay i mean you have at least made yourself comfortable oh

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yeah there's no rules about not wearing pajamas in your own house

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just in the office that's true

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is this a poor man's version of my whole thing where i have my computer in a

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different room so i don't have to listen to that's exactly what it is but aka

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yeah careful no no i'm careful it's vibrating um the problem is it just gets

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so hot in that room during the summer that i was like well

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let's just put the computer in the other room and then be able to run the air

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conditioner in there because i don't i don't like the idea of like heating and

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cooling the same room with electricity right especially with ill-gotten gains

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like this black and orange painted graphics card that i painted i won that

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at the christmas party see i know why taryn doesn't want us to film his place

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because then he'd have to show us all his other ill-gotten gains but he never

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specified that i'm not allowed to take things from the rest of the apartment

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and bring them here like say for example

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this maxnomic chair that he applied his corrosive ass to yeah for the better

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part of six years yeah or this

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rad power bikes rad mini hey i'm doing you a

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favor because this takes up so much room in the warehouse you heard it here first

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folks if you're gonna take something from work make sure it's really large

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this is far more cobbled together than i initially thought yeah and like there's

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no room to put the panel back on on the back and like i hate this case i hate it

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so much this hard drive isn't even plugged in turn this one isn't either i

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know it's not because they vibrate like crazy in this case

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so i just only plug it in when i really need it what's with the what the face

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minus this is why i need the upgrade why are you even using the front

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because instead of the back i don't know this is more obviously visual like

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sometimes i gotta swap it around i'll have like one pair of headphones

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that i talk into another pair that i'm actually using as headphones is that crazy my

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brain hurts already i just don't have a very good headphone i haven't even

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gotten into the room yet okay so this will all be blurred because

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you're not allowed to know what books you read or these are my girlfriend's

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books actually all of this is going to be bleeped out nope

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oh and also all of these things need to be off the wall i can't have you knowing

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my to-do list what are bed papers they were papers that were on my bed that

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needed to be sorted okay i mean are we allowed to at least show the epic fan

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art yes and the monument to the original logitech g15 i have two of these now you

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gave me another one yeah i know oh my god i remember this computer yes okay

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there's a story here i believe we

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upgraded what was already your computer

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or we no you just straight up gave me this whole computer i gave you this

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computer because when i started editing ncix tech tips videos i

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did not have a computer that worked for video editing and then i would do that

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for you remotely right and sent over the like finished premiere files but i

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couldn't i couldn't edit even 720p on my old machine were you technically even an

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employee yet no i was just contract crazy yeah this is definitely the

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original power supply yeah i remember this being like a good enough to

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actually trust in a deployment but not good enough that i cared about giving it

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away power yeah yeah this case is another example of yeah i

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really just did not care about this thing so yeah but gmc man you made a

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video about manly dust cleaning uh manly

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dust removal remember oh that's true that's what this computer is in because

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taran had the dustiest computer in the office yeah

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before you yeah you dusted it out and then you gave it to me perfect oh i

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recognize this dell too yes i bought that this was the this was like one of

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the first monitors i had working for you because it's 16 by 10. i really like the

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aspect ratio on it it gets way too hot though i remember you were very

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particular about monitors because because i want a lot of time live space

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only monitors like you're not super particular about anything else

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well no you know that he actually has a custom depth of desk yes at the office

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yes because i need to be able to rest my arms on it also i'm very particular

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about keyboards look Linus it's uh it's another k95 rtv tara and i have two of

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these i was being verbally ironic oh

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i did not pick up on that and there's a towel on the desk uh yeah

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so so that's my wrist rest basically and

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and as you can see here it's largest wrists brandon you want to oh what as

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you can see hell so this is ikea

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and my elbow is always here uh-huh so so

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you've got a shock absorber over time it has completely destroyed

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this how is it that which everything you touch turns to absolute garbage

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i don't get it i mean so i i don't know uh nick nick van

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burkel says i've got a sandpaper ass uh-huh brandon how does it feel to be

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objectively the least eccentric of the original Linus media group employees

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pretty good this is this is my youtube silver play

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button oh i see youtube it's a youtube i know for a fact

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you have a real one i do now but i forgot to put it up so um i'm gonna let

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you file that away why don't we have a look at your bed

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at what particular parts you picked out for your build did you get any help with

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this or is this all your own design i had a lot of help they were very helpful

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awesome yeah i don't know Jake was helpful cool all right so new

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computer yeah new monitor and a nas yeah

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so the desktop here is because this one is now trash oh no it might have gotten

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bopped in shipping is it broken oh

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oh wait hold on it's just a little bit of shmuel i think okay

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the ultimate plan the ultimate plan my dad is going to build me a beautiful

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douglas fir desk out of trees from our own property got it so this is actually

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a bit of a temporary measure anyway got it okay you know what i'm going to

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disconnect everything from the back of the computer uh

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okay hey let me turn it off you know we're gonna have to right

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why because we're replacing it this old

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computer i'm gonna keep it that we're not gonna deconstruct it at all uh it's

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just gonna be my gaming computer now so you won't game on the new one you're going to have an rtx 3070.

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karen i don't play games that require tons of GPU power i play civ 6

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and like chess you don't game on a 980 ti when you have an rtx 37 do what i

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want well i know but it's nice to have a separation between

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work and play Linus holy crap what it's

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smiling i know i know i know and listen

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if this newest ikea desktop also fails

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in this way then i'm just never going to buy anything ikea ever again i've said

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that so many times every time they get me no i know i always go back yeah i

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know it's like an abusive relationship this one's supposed to be really strong

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they said it's really strong mm-hmm yeah they wouldn't lie to me so what's with

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all the googly eyes everywhere those are fluffies i see that but why do you have

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them well my girlfriend and i make these and then we hide them all over the house

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and then we gaslight each other about them oh i see where did that come from i

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don't know where that came from i think it's possible that taran found facility

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have you not noticed these all over the office

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oh no i haven't they are all over the office and they

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are adorable oh okay

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okay you've just got like ssds in a bin taren

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yeah i know the number of creatives and even in some cases small to medium-sized

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studios that i've seen where they manage their data exactly like this from the

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dollar store it's it it is it's mind-blowing and now this is a game

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changer so for those of you who are doing this pay

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close attention today i found a pile of all your sizes thank you i know i know

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that they're there i keep accidentally kicking them oh i

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like how huge that fan is by the way yeah that's a big ass fan i'd like to i'd

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like to jack up the desk while we're working on the machine okay

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oh gosh okay no this is a bad idea we could have just put like books under it

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or something we would have to censor the books yes we would

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ow ow this was a bad idea lioness oh i got

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hit by hardware yeah you did you did i would appreciate it if those hadn't

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fallen off the table if it helps at all they were questioned by my butt

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i'm already stressed out are you gonna build the computer no you're gonna do it

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i'm gonna build the premiere come on you're the computer guy when i do it i

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break things i bricks three drives

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and i busted it up hey i remember motherboard i remember that i plugged in

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an old power supply cable to those drives listen guys i've literally never

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seen it on Linus tech tips but you cannot use

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a power cable from another power supply with anything else they only go with

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that one power supply even if it's modular but it isn't quite strictly true

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it might as well be it's not worth risking all your drives cable mod has an

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excellent compatibility matrix on their website for different power supply

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models and different cable series yeah i don't think i've ever co-hosted with you

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it's terrantec tips today well why don't you tech tip us why you chose the z690

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plus wi-fi d4 tough gaming from ASUS i

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have no idea look i still know very much about cpus and motherboards okay so just

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like whatever works for video editing is good enough this is great it's got two

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and a half gig lan it's got 10 gigabit usb it's got usb type-c it's got

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built-in wi-fi in case you ever have a situation where something happens and

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you got to move it to the other side of the apartment you don't want to run blah blah blah blah blah

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with your 12th gen CPU we went with the core i7 12 700 k this is such a freaking

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great bang for the buck CPU right now would you be wearing a total of 12 cores

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well yeah we could do that sure what can we connect it open up your power supply

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we'll plug the power supply into the wall and then we'll connect this to that

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okay and you would be crazy to use your old rig for gaming once we have this

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thing set up taren so now i'm just going to clip this

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some metal as long as we make sure that we kind of bite into the paint a little

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bit and i am grounded i am one grounded boy

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i mean now i'm grabbed why are your hands so clammy because it's hot in here

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cpus installed same procedure as any Intel platform

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from pretty much the last 10 years next thing we're going to need is RAM 3200

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megahertz c16 this is a 64 gig kit

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two 32 gig sticks yeah i need a lot of gigs so the idea then is i guess you

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could go up to 128 on this motherboard without actually swapping these out or

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had you considered that or no okay i mean

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someone whoa Linus someone probably

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considered that dude it's solid state it's probably fine

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did you scratch the motherboard you know what the peel was still here oh my god

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unfortunately it's still less likely that things will break if you do it

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for your boot SSD you've got this 500 gig p5 from crucial yeah um i've won

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that from the christmas party solid choice is that the new screwdriver yeah

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can i have one yeah of course you want to check it out this is mine now it's

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not quite how that works it just this was one of my requests in

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with all the merch like the pillow and stuff oh really some of our biggest fans

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of LTT merch are actually people internally

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because they have to see it all the time internally and if they don't have one

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it's like oh yeah that's pretty sick so what case did you go for

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i don't know let's find out ah

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yes i just i just wanted something that was

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easy-ish to build in something with enough room

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so that the drives don't get in the way of the cable management like on my old

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case something with magnetic dust filters look Intel i assure you we're

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not cheating on you Corsair is not a co-sponsor of this series

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the last three or four people in a row have just independently chosen

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i mean they're not all good my last case was Corsair and it's awful and i hate it

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okay well there you go so i'll give you the side panels put

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them in your side panel pile probably yay my side panel sure you don't want to

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help at all no you do it i don't want to do it i'm going to break some

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you know what actually that can be your job to break some stuff i don't what

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here's the thing the reason i know this already is because the last three people have used

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this case and also got a free ek cooler at the christmas party and there's a

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slight oops there's a sliding compatibility

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you're going to have to make a modification

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to the plastic clips for the front magnetic fan filter oh that's a that's

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too bad okay i'll use my cheese knife that i hate why do you have a knife

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specifically for the cheese no no the knife is oh shut up i think taran has

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the most responsible build that i've

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seen so far he's got a power supply that is over

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spec he's got a ups to protect his system he's got two hard drives because

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he's planning to run them in raid one for data redundancy whereas i think a

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lot of the people so far have gone bleeding edge to try to get as much

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performance as possible out of their setup instead this is like the

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responsible man's computer i don't like being on the bleeding edge because it's

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the bleeding edge and things are more likely to go wrong i like tried and true

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yeah and responsible so i i might have cut my thumb a little bit

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so it's just it's just going to kind of sit there yeah magnetically kind of yeah

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but the front bezel will go on okay see yeah i can't help but notice you're

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not grounded anymore please oh right yes

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well it's a good catch oh my god static is probably the least of your concerns

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mr carosa what is oh god this is a very small room uh you

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guys might wanna the window's already as open as it's gonna get oh no

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oh oh god oh it's not great

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you're welcome i need to to get it out of the room

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Linus what what don't sit on that i'll get you a chair well you don't think

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evga makes get off of the box

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get off of my graphics card it's very comfortable yeah it's it's like it

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deflects a little bit so it kind of accommodates the ass groove jeez man

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still smells in here these screws uh

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are longer than the table is thick i don't have any other screws do you have

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any other wood this is the only other wood that i have

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what is this try to guess what this is supposed to be for trimming

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uh like like uh uh uh flower flower bass

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hanging baskets blackberries blackberries yeah you hang a bucket on

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the little eye bolt on the bottom see so you just you just pull the little thingy

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and it just it's very simple but it gets the

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blackberries hi uh so i'm here we're with Linus at

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doing the Linus tech upgrade for taren Intel upgrade and we need some screws

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taran i love your phone etiquette okay i'm in the middle of something right now Linus

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sorry i'm just building a computer for you

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i'm i'm just building a desk for me

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he's a dad now no i'm not not that i not that i am oh

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my god we're gonna go ahead and put the GPU in

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where'd my chair go wow this is a beefy freaking card yeah did

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you go ftw i don't know ftw3 ultra this

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is like one of the fastest 3070s on the flipping market yeah

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it's cut the more you get to the bleeding edge the more expensive things get so it's like if you can get just a

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little close to it it's okay yeah this will be very this will run civ 6 like a

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dickens yeah well it's it's not about

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the speed don't forget that that's a 4k display

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yeah it's pretty sweet your games are about to get a lot more demanding to run

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yeah but i can just run them in a lower resolution but you wouldn't have to you have a 30

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70. yeah but i'm saying if i didn't it wouldn't matter but you have one i'm

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trying to convince you not to use the other machine for gaming

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it's so ridiculous i'm a ridiculous person no i know but it what do you

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think about this whole thing of you should have a separate space

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for your play and your work and your recreation well i haven't for years you

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have not and i haven't died yet it's not about dying it's about

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optimizing your life and uh

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i just want to give that a try i mean i didn't like having the office in my

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house we did away with that paradigm right six

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months yeah but in terms of

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whether i used the same computer for playing a game or writing emails i that

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doesn't make any difference yeah but writing emails is one thing editing entire videos

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is another that's pretty loosey-goosey right there i don't

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know about that it's a really heavy card giant vapor chamber

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triple fan triple slot cooling solution this thing

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is chunk should i get like a little thingy to hold it i mean you could but it yeah it

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doesn't really doesn't make i mean that's that's several millimeters

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of play there don't do that you can probably get a whole center don't do that

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stop what you stop can fit so much gaming in here

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all right let's

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build a desk brandon we're going for skyhook

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yes okay please stop you were an agent of chaos you knew

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that when you invited me here he didn't really technically i didn't yeah you

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have invited me just not today i have not today come to think of it it was

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only one time it was only the one time never been invited back that's right

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hang on look how comfortable that would be for the people's elbow here ah you

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know this i think this is too bendy i'm already

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disappointed wait really oh you oh you're done you're you're out on this

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desk yeah like even this one is like actually solid like even though it's

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like even though it's already curved like it's solid when you push on it bear

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in mind because they're screwed in this far apart

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that will actually change hello that

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why do i even talk i can't show anything in darren's

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place but

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i want to make one of the googly eye things and stash it somewhere

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so that they'll both think that the other is gaslighting the other

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just put the eyes on here hey look there's a silver button

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okay i'm gonna glue it to the bottom of the stool

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we have screws oh fantastic do you have a measuring tape i have a sort of a

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measuring tape cool whoa whoa whoa

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what just happened aaron made everything fall oh i'm glad

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it wasn't me all right just take that take that just

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blur everything

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this boy goes all right we're gonna see how wobbly

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this table is in a minute wearing a headlamp yeah yeah i put it on i was

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looking for the drill you know and i needed some light i don't know i don't

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need it

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oh man it's so bouncy

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this is basically what i built the entire thing around

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i need a monitor that is big enough so that i can use 100 ui scaling in Windows

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rather than 150 or 125. because so many programs are

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so terrible with their own ui scaling yeah that it's just so much better just

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keep everything at 100 and then go from there but also it has an srgb mode that

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i can just turn on and i know that all my colors are going to be

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pretty much correct cool and it's hardware

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calibration not software i did a lot of

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work to figure out the exact right monitor to get

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for what i need and this is the one it is the king of the 43-inch class so if

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this monitor sucks keep your little comment to yourself because taryn likes

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it and if he's happy then i'm happy the calibration report

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okay okay srgb monitor they line up

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perfectly that's all i ever wanted

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why did you just throw that at the monitor oh sorry see this is the biggest

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desk i could find before they started becoming dining room tables

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yes so there's not enough room for the

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wacom 22hd and i i like i want this to

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be able to just be like this all the time rather than being kind of stored

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away like on there you know because because otherwise i

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don't use it as much when it's just like this yeah whoa hey what line as i turn around

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for two seconds and you're dropping things well no it's just that the

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oh well it cut me off he cut me off the

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test report thing slipped yeah yeah between my hands excuses

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step one when you get a ups make sure the battery is actually

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connected oh no so well no no it's normal it's normal they don't want them

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connected in transit yeah cause then they'll drain too much

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so if i plug it in without the battery connected it'll still work it'll be a

00:22:36.559 --> 00:22:43.039
surge protector yeah but not a ups interesting and all you gotta do is like

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a car battery take this out yeah wow and then you just plug this bad boy into

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here uh yeah like that

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okay more peripherals ooh stream deck xl

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xl the deluxe i really like them i have two at the

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office i kind of wanted to but it was just wasn't quite in the budget you know

00:23:02.159 --> 00:23:10.000
what's this this looks like some kind of audio interface yeah

00:23:06.840 --> 00:23:11.520
so4 makes recording easy why just be

00:23:10.000 --> 00:23:15.280
careful oh there's a tuffy in there where did that come from i don't know

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where did these come from so we the editors have evo

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8 on our desks so i don't need the eight because i

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don't need all like i don't need twice the ports and stuff so the four is

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enough for me and then the headphones

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these were not cheap closed back closed back at home why you need clothes back

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at home i really like silence okay i think they're 500 bucks

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like they're not cheap but they are

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really sweet is that carbon fiber

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maybe damn daniel

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so i tried every chair in the office

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basically and this is the one that fits me best taren's on team maxnomic with me

00:24:01.600 --> 00:24:08.720
a lot of people complained about that yeah i like the next nominee it's just secret lab is it's very similar in build

00:24:06.880 --> 00:24:12.640
quality i think this is the ultimate chair it even has a t for taran on it we

00:24:11.200 --> 00:24:16.880
need to build an ass oh yeah the nas that's important karen

00:24:14.880 --> 00:24:20.720
has been responsible here he's gone with wd red plus drives these are eight

00:24:19.279 --> 00:24:24.559
terabyte drives so that'll give him a total of eight

00:24:22.480 --> 00:24:28.720
terabytes of storage because you're planning to use raid one is that correct

00:24:26.559 --> 00:24:33.200
aaron that is correct so that is full redundancy in the event that one fails

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the full data will be on the second drive easy to

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recover and but it should be noted that raid is

00:24:40.240 --> 00:24:46.159
redundancy and redundancy is not a

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backup so if taran really cares about his data he should also have anything

00:24:48.320 --> 00:24:53.679
important backed up off-site we need to

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uh find out if this computer works okay are you ready for the moment of

00:24:54.960 --> 00:25:01.380
truth uh i don't know if i'm ready you dropped it a lot

00:24:58.799 --> 00:25:03.840
moment of truth

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i love it keyboards on yeah yeah it's actually kind of kind of tastefully RGB

00:25:09.039 --> 00:25:15.600
you know because i didn't try at all okay perfect

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so go right to ea tweaker

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ai tweaker yep and then and press enter for overclock tuner and

00:25:20.640 --> 00:25:28.559
go to xmp1 what does that do it sets your memory to the default 3200 c16

00:25:26.799 --> 00:25:33.840
profile that's all it does why is that good uh so it's faster

00:25:30.960 --> 00:25:39.039
why isn't it already that because xmp is a only sort of stock

00:25:37.360 --> 00:25:41.919
configuration it's technically overclocking i don't want to overclock

00:25:40.640 --> 00:25:46.400
it's not stable that's not real overclocking i don't know what you mean

00:25:44.240 --> 00:25:48.720
f10 enter fine

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um what i don't remember making that account but

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Windows requires an account do you only have a 50 megabit service i

00:25:56.400 --> 00:26:04.640
don't know Linus look as long as it's enough to stream hd netflix and youtube it's

00:26:02.000 --> 00:26:08.559
enough for me i don't need faster yeah but like this NVIDIA driver download

00:26:07.039 --> 00:26:14.440
it's going to take like freaking 10 minutes why is it so huge

00:26:12.320 --> 00:26:18.799
also i don't care

00:26:18.799 --> 00:26:25.039
this is a very random approach to uh vacuuming i couldn't help but i'm just

00:26:22.960 --> 00:26:29.200
getting the parts that are dirty i didn't realize these pillows came so

00:26:26.559 --> 00:26:33.679
flat Linus your slow internet is going to be a pro

00:26:32.240 --> 00:26:38.240
taryn did we do okay today brandon

00:26:35.600 --> 00:26:42.320
taran managed to go from having a pretty big central monitor to having an

00:26:39.919 --> 00:26:48.080
absolutely enormous one yeah he's got more macro keys than ever before still

00:26:45.360 --> 00:26:53.400
tons of room for project bins and there's sort of space for the uh wacom

00:26:51.360 --> 00:27:00.240
tablet his audio solution has been dramatically upgraded and finally all

00:26:57.120 --> 00:27:02.159
his data is safe thanks to his raid 1

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naz not bad not bad i'm very happy thanks Intel this

00:27:04.480 --> 00:27:09.440
has been another Intel extreme tech upgrade you guys are going to want to

00:27:07.520 --> 00:27:14.720
check out the whole freaking series because it's all awesome uh my personal

00:27:12.400 --> 00:27:18.559
favorite so far have got to be sarah sarah's is really good well what's your

00:27:16.720 --> 00:27:22.240
favorite i kind of have to go dennis gotta go dennis go check those out yeah

00:27:20.559 --> 00:27:28.720
see at the next one it's gonna be brandon

00:27:24.720 --> 00:27:28.720
you did steal the fluffies all of them

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i don't know what you're talking about