And we're just going to reuse that shmoo that's already on it, yeah? Nope. Oh, why not?
Look at the coverage. We realistically probably could, but we're just not going to.
Yeah. Did you use knock-to-ish shmoo? No, it's not cool. It just went straight on.
Oh, okay. It's the goo that was already on it. Yeah, I'll just shmoo one of those then. I don't know if this is nice or purple.
I don't get you, do you have a, oh, you've got an H2.
I have everything I need. Great. Nice paper towel technique.
To cut just to take as little as you need. Oh, thank you. It's good. I, you know, what's funny is we were doing a video a little while back
and I asked someone to give me half of a paper towel and they did it like this.
Yeah. Okay. And also your paper towels are much narrower than Ozzy ones.
Yeah. We just let it burn, unfortunately. Yeah. We used to have ones that were like 50% bigger.
Yeah. And then they all started getting cut like this. Honestly, it's way better because, you know, we don't have a lot of trees in Canada.
I haven't seen a single one. This was mounted very, very securely,
but there was nothing to screw into. So I just kind of made a gasket for it to lean against and it was, I swear it was, it was super.
Literally, I don't normally do this, mate.
Honestly, baby, that's not mine. Yeah, that was good.
This took a bit of a shrek in slightly, but it's not, it's, it's not too.
Come on, mate. The slot seems okay. If you can stop touching it though.
Why? Oh, okay. Yeah, I shouldn't touch it. Just for someone who has so much experience on camera,
you, uh, you quip so much when the camera's not rolling.
That gives you the cheats. I'm Aussie.
It's what we do. Oh, look at this guy pulling out. It's not fully undone.
It's fine. What's wrong with the floppy doodle?
There's nothing wrong with it. It's, it just, uh, is in the way.
I like the floppy doodle. Well, now we're wasting time.
There's no winning with bullies.
Okay. So that's on there. We can go ahead and throw this ramstick in here.
Mmm. Is that the correct slot? Probably.
Let's go ahead and get your power supply hooked up here.
Okay. I'm going to stop moving toward him and I'll start just grabbing him and pulling him back in.
That's a great idea. Yeah, I like that. It's actually probably going to work.
And I'll be just like, oi, settle mine. Wacky.
Yeah. Right. Normally it would be PCIe, but it's four and four.
It's labeled CPU. Like there's no ambiguity here. This is the greatest power connector of all time.
If you want to replace your GPU all the time. Yeah.
Quality. There you go. I mean, with that support bracket, this power connector is the least of your customers.
Just think how this thing is leaning against the slot.
I've never met this man before. You might say I don't know him from Adam.
Madam? I'm Adam.
Madam? I hardly know her.
You can't see his face, but he's dying inside.
Okay. Here you go. What kind of connector is that?
What? Don't have that at home. Alternating current.
Westinghouse make monitors? Apparently. What is that?
Yeah. Go Bazette. Go Bazette.
Get in there. Is this off the 4090?
Yeah. Don't you like Linux? Always loves doing that stuff where it just says failed.
Hold on. This is... I'm in the middle of the Linux challenge right now.
And this is where I left things last night.
And then this one was just stuck there. That's so cool.
It was stuck there for at least 10, 15 minutes before I just left.
And then I came home in the morning and it was booted. But then it was asking if I wanted to install or use a live environment.
But my installation media was not plugged in.
And I've been using it all day. So I guess it's installed.
I guess that's a live environment. Normally...
Because I was actually using this leading up to this to make sure it actually does things.
Hmm. Okay. Maybe don't do that.
Why not? It's fine actually, but don't. You've cursed my machine.
I've never seen this before. And I have 10 Bazette machines because I did a big Linux video that I accidentally released
a day before yours and I'm so sorry. The top comment references my channel.
I'm sorry. Not all disks have been found. But we know where they are.
They're right there. They are right there. Did you put them back into the same slot?
I did. Yes. This is not the issue I was expecting to have.
But it lines up very well with your frustrations with Linux.
I can't even script this stuff. If I tried. I have so many Linux machines that I've never seen this.
This is the kind of f**king s**t though. That like people never believe.
They never believe me. Listen man, you might want to regenerate your in-it ramps.
Oh. Yeah, so helpful. We're meant to do that every 15 minutes.
My bad. My bad everyone. Forget to regenerate his in-it ramps.
Yeah, I know. Like... Freaking embarrassing.
Also like, you might want to. Not like this is a solution.
You might want to. You might want to. And like, even if this ran properly, Linux loves putting failed at the top of everything.
Even when it's working properly. You have to see something like failed and you're like, huh?
Linux people need to understand that regular people don't want to see black screen with
text on with failed written on it that flashes and disappears immediately and then it boots
fine. It's very unsettling. Yeah, attached.
And then they're going to get mad and then you know... You know when you're trying to upload that bug report?
You're going to upload it and they're going to be like, you didn't do the right format and they're going to delete it from the forum and your bug report will go completely unhandled
because you didn't know the exact way to do it for these cave dwellers.
Sorry. Yeah, I've never felt more dejected than being like, I'm helping.
I'm helping by trying to give a bug report and then deleting it be like wrong format.
I was like, well, I guess you'll just never know. I guess it's just broken forever.
How could this happen to me?
Oh, man. Wait, did you install this without a standoff?
I swore it had one.
It should have. Oh my God. Stop looking too close.
No, I swear I put one in there. No, you didn't. I swear.
Wait, you didn't. Well, there you go. Oh, I knew that.
I like this structural support heatsink here. It's doing a great job.
That's actually a PCIe slot. I don't know what I'm doing.
You just think it looks terrible is what you're saying. That's not what I'm saying at all.
You don't like it. I'm saying it doesn't look right. Which means another way of saying that you don't like it.
Right. No. So you hate it?
No, I wouldn't say I hate it. Gigabyte, they hate it. He hates it.
I just love a lot of things that are wrong. You're going to love this system when we're done with it.
Can't wait to get the same frames at 1080 as I do 4K.
Because one bottlenecks the other. Well, yeah, that's fine.
You don't need the frames at 1080 because you probably have a 4K monitor, right?
Not here. Do you have one? I think I could find one.
Wow, you have everything. You have a Westinghouse one, too.
Yeah, thank you. Don't they make fridges? Don't they make air conditioners?
I mean, look, does Yamaha make pianos and motorcycles?
And drums. Really good drums. And chainsaws.
You've ride motorbikes, don't you?
I haven't for a few years. Me neither.
But I've been in the shop. I used to live on two wheels exclusively.
I'm getting mine back this month, though. What is it where you got?
It's a 2003 Suzuki SV 650S.
And I painted it sear your eyes pink.
Perfect. Yeah, it's going to be good. Excellent.
We ride. Yep, it's not fast, but it looks nice. Right, right.
And it's got carburetors. Right, so it's the opposite of this computer.
Get out of it, man. No, I'm looking at your RGB.
It's flickering weird. Sorry.
I've lost my support bag. I don't know where I am anymore. You're doing great.
How familiar are you with benchmarking and hardware validation?
I haven't done it for a while because I tend to be Linux now.
I mean, no, I did a whole bunch for my Linux video with all this stuff.
So, but yeah, I fear running Fermat because people have said that they've lost hardware
running this for too long. Well, don't run it for too long.
It is a power virus. That is to say, it's designed to draw maximum power from your hardware and potentially
put it in a compromising situation. So, say you were running it to validate a repace and a remount of your cooler and you
didn't remount it right or something, then yeah, you could lose it.
But in this case, we're talking a factory card that is in its prime.
There should be no reason for it to kill it. You destroyed my Linux drive.
Just by looking at it. You literally destroyed it. My plan for this was after the whale land was to take it to the hotel room and keep
using it while it's here for a couple of weeks, which didn't happen at all.
None of that happened. And now I can't even do that tonight.
Right. Because that's all my save games are on that. Well, when I'm not here, it might boot.
So. Well, I wasn't complaining in the first place.
Look at these. All right. You know what?
It spins. It spins. It's got Molex, which is bigger.
Look how small that is. Smaller. That's bigger.
So I don't get it. I don't want to seem ungrateful. Those are actually very rare fans that no one can get a hold of.
They're very, anytime I show people I have those fans.
If you have a hundred of them, then I'll save them.
I do have many. I have many of them.
And nearly all of them work. Let's find something else.
We could go knock to industrial.
I don't want the 3000 RPM ones though.
Yeah. All right.
You want me to start taking these fans out? That would be great.
Yeah. Yeah, we don't need those. I'm going to grab some more screws.
Man, I haven't built a system on this side in a while.
I don't know where we keep the extra screws. This could be a challenge.
You put washers on them. Because the hole was a bit big or something.
I don't know. It's just to stop looking closely.
Also, only three of these screws are in. Yeah, I ran out.
I'm going to successfully boot Linux once I'm not near it.
I don't know if that's possible anymore. You've instilled a curse on it.
I have so many Linux machines and that has never happened.
Out of everything in this machine, I really thought the SSD would be the most reliable.
I'm like, well, at least that'll be the one thing I can take back with me that won't be effed up.
Ah, well. So what you can do in the meantime is let's see.
I think we could probably upgrade your cooler. Look, I use my precision screwdriver so much.
Bering's lost, it's good. Oh, what'd you do?
I used it. Oh, yeah, well. How do you get these in plain boxes like this?
Is this how they're shaped? No, you don't. We just lost the box.
This is one we've had for a long time. Oh, that's awesome.
That seems good use. It'll be fine. It seems on-brand.
Given what I've done to this computer, this is still an upgrade, a massive upgrade.
Do you want to go ahead and pull the stock cooler off? Sure.
Well, you were going to ask me if I wanted to.
Right. Oh, it's because the hot spot's not in the center.
Exactly. Ah, I know one thing. Yeah, I think there are other potential issues.
Mineral oil can eat like seals and stuff in bearings and can just kind of generally cause a ruckus.
And also if the motor's not designed. It's a hard load. There's a lot of resistance.
Yeah. So these are water resistant, you said?
Yeah, they're IP67. Go figure, right?
We're going to look in the RAM cupboard. Oh my goodness.
That one looks like actual money. Which one?
Oh, this guy right here. Can I just hold it for a second?
No, no, no. It's too expensive. I can't hold it.
I'm sorry. That's a real eight mil nut. I think it's nylon as well.
That's a nutter if I've ever seen one. What does a nutter mean to you?
It doesn't mean anything to me. I don't know. I don't know.
I'm just making it up, mate. Oh, okay. That took me five minutes to make.
Your story keeps shifting about how long that took to make.
It's strong wrenches in all the wicks. They still work.
They don't work. It's a great bag still.
Yeah, that I'll agree with. Well, that's in there forever now.
Oh, did it cross right in? Yep.
I'm glad that's not just me, that happens to me.
And then you take the motherboard out and the standoff comes off with it and everything.
Oh, yeah. These are all going in there permanently. Oh, good.
I like how you're not changing tactic. You're just like, well, this is it.
Once it's in Australia, it's not your problem anymore. The black fans actually look excellent.
Well, you already had black fans. They were just very molex.
But this one has Linus tech tips on it. Look, I could get that off.
There you go. That's even. No, it's not.
It's fine. It's not centered. You're not going to take the peel off it.
Oh, this whole time.
There you go. Yeah. You didn't know they have peels on them?
I just figured it was like a screen protector. It was to protect it.
Right. Yeah. I have so many of them.
Yeah. That's wild. I don't know why anyone would have so many of them.
Did we have an Australian distributor for them?
Maybe they didn't sell through them all. It was the only person selling them. I was looking for Noctua fans and I was like,
LTT Noctua fans in a huge bowlcloth with it.
It was literally like a plastic bag full of those badges.
Oh, figure. And I just grabbed it. Right.
I'm going to pull out that Windows drive because I'd hate for you to have your machine sullied by Windows.
Yeah. Yeah. It's not really needed.
I don't think we're going to need that. Yeah.
Yeah. Hold on. Let me have a look.
No. Try to go the opposite way. Yeah.
Like this one this way. Yeah. And then this one.
Here. I'll do it for you. No.
You can't do it. I can't do it. Everyone at home is now doing this.
Everyone's just. I think the trick is to try and encircle something.
Try and encircle an invisible thing. Okay.
So like you go. No, I can't.
Wow. Hang on. Hang on.
Oh, I'm. I'm almost. Go faster now.
It's not fair. Why are you changing the rules? Because I'm trying to go fast.
I was trying to show fan spinning.
I had it. So I got to think of it like, hang on.
Hang on. No, it's too high. That's as fast as I can do it.
I can do it. I'm imagining there's a circle in front of me like this. There's a circle like this.
And I'm going to be circling both sides of it. So I'm going like, eh.
Yeah. And you're meeting back in the middle.
But you don't need to meet in the middle because you're trying to show the other.
Adjusting it. This is going to be a lot harder for my brain.
Everyone at home is now doing this. Everyone's just in their lounge rooms doing that.
So can I have two of those, please? No.
I mean, after I, you know, you saw what happened to this machine.
It's like, there's clearly a skill issue here. Don't worry.
I got you. What I mean to say is, I got you.
We're going to get that all sorted out for you. I mean, air cooling was always so good.
It's just that big water made us believe that AIOs made sense.
And there are cases now where you've got these like triple 120 millimeter AIOs that
they really do offer a clear benefit with like now later generation cold plate designs.
But a lot of the earlier ones really are not that beneficial.
My 13 on 100K did benefit from it until it burnt out and it died.
Yeah. You could have used some more benefit.
So is there, where's the front panel? Is there an intake there?
No. No. Because that's where the power supply goes.
That's what we're thinking. So we're drawing fresh air in here. We're going to kick hot air right up to our damn CPU.
Man, I hate that about these. And I don't really have a way to bring fresh air in like I could, I could bring this in,
but then we're going to be fighting with these.
Well, can't we just have one fan mounted here?
So if we stick this in, we just have one fan there.
Yeah, I love that. Let's do that. So we're going to, I did it.
Doesn't this like shoot it out the back?
No. NVIDIA doesn't allow their partners to build cards that exhaust out the back of the case
because they're afraid people will use them for AI servers.
Even though you can 3D print one for cents.
Well, sort of. Because the cards are so big that they don't fit in a regular rack unit.
So not really. They want to protect that.
Okay, new plan. We're going to undo everything.
We'll know it's there. It's right, leave it. We know it's there.
You sure? I can take it off. I have a whole bag of them.
It's like valueless to me now. It's already off now. But it won't spin.
There you go. I like how it's slightly bent now.
Thanks. As you're helping me as I've just like your 4090.
Got him. Yeah, brilliant.
So we're pulling nice fresh air in for our CPU here.
This is great. I haven't had a single C bomb yet.
I've been doing so well. And don't not here.
No, I've caught myself many times.
I cast like a sailor in private. Me too, but even I don't use the C bomb.
But it's a friendly thing in Australia unless you hate them and then it's an angry thing.
The camera's rolling so I can't use an example.
I mean, you can. We can bleep it. You walk.
Right. So that's friendly. No, that's angry.
It was like, oh, are you cheeky? Again. That's friendly.
But it's like that. Okay. I just, I can't find, I just, I don't, you don't seem like an angry person.
I don't think you can sell angry. No. Go ahead, sell me angry.
But like, I don't know if you cut me off in traffic or something. Yeah.
What are you f***ing doing? Hey, you f***ing get the f*** out of here.
You f***ing looking at me. Tell him I'm an idiot. You f***ing prick you.
You f***ing c***. I can't take it seriously. You f***ing c***.
I can't take it seriously with the accent. I can't take it seriously with the accent.
Drop so many C bombs with the microphones on. You're going to ruin me.
You're going to ruin me. Damn it. That's what this is all about, wasn't it?
You get my defenses down. You're like, we've got four C bombs in there.
We can ruin all four of his channels. One C bomb for each one.
Flopelang goodbye. Oh, man. Please sub to my Flopelang.
I'm not going to ruin your channel. Hey, we found a countersunk screw. We're good to go.
Nice. Boom. Okay.
This is great. Oh, this is coming together, buddy.
Why do you even have 10 PCs? What do you do with 10 PCs anyway?
Because I did a bunch of Linux videos because I want to know how different hardware configs
work, but lots of used stuff like 1080TIs and 1060s.
Oh, that's fun. Yeah.
The video did poorly. Oh. It took me two months of work and, well, but it was for the community.
Okay. Well, I'm sorry to hear it didn't work out for you.
I'm a big Penguin man. I love Linux, even if it just is baffling and frustrating.
Yeah, well, it doesn't like me.
No, no. And the curse spreads. It's literally like contact.
You touch it and it's gone. Sorry.
It's okay. It's my bad.
Oh, huge GPUs look so good in this tiny case.
I love tiny cases. All right. Before you bother putting anything else in and before I button up the rest of the cable
management here, what I would like to do is do a quick test on the bench.
Yeah. Just because we've had a lot go wrong today.
I'd love to see Bezzai fire up. Come on.
Oh, no. No, I'm just kidding. I want to, I want to change any BIOS settings or anything.
First, my dynasty worries, origin save, dumb question.
What is DOCP? It's tuned memory speeds and timings.
And the reason that Adam was laughing back there and cackling even is that when I enabled
it, it just put on craptastic JDEC speeds and timings.
So it did nothing. So it's like the clown world.
The REM had two different names to it. Yeah, good.
4800 CL40. Yeah.
We can see if we can turn it up a little bit after. It was the cheapest I could get.
I know. I know. It was the cheapest I could give you two.
Yeah. Thanks. I think I might.
Oh, I got it. It's, it's, it's worse. I know.
I know. I can't explain it, sir.
Yeah. Hold on. It's a num lock even.
Yeah, it is. Right. The fans are blown.
Yeah. Here we can give it the old power off and power back on.
Let's see if it does a graceful shutdown. Yeah.
That's what she said.
Everything, every time.
Oh, yeah. I'm the one. I'm the one.
Don't play innocent with me. I'm sorry, dad.
Shit. That's fucked.
All right. Hold on. Hold on.
We'll try hard shot down. Hard shot down. Maybe the DOCP profile didn't take.
All right. Too fast.
It needs more family. Maximum stability.
Crisis. Maximum stable.
I'm stable. Go ahead. Try.
Try and push me over. See? Wow.
He's so stable. Whoa. That was good.
Okay. What about OS tree one though? No, it's about Australia.
Australia. Australia one. That is?
Australia. Where are you from? Australia.
This normally disappears within seconds. Oh. Oh, it's good you turned it off.
I got so excited. Canadian tap water is the best tap water I've ever had by the way.
Don't speak for all of Canada. It's like filtered right out from the regular tap.
I was blown away. In Australia, it's like pool water. Dude, when people buy bottled water here, it pisses me off so much.
It's like, bruh. I did for the first two days.
Everywhere else in the world. They would give their left nut to have bottled water that tastes as good as our tap water.
Like in most parts of the lower mainland anyway.
It really is that good. I told Bringer Studios, just drink the tap water.
He's like, no way. And he sent me a message. I'm sorry, you were 100% right.
He's just drinking tap water.
Non-Canadian things. And then you run that tap water through a Brita and it gets that Brita taste.
Bit of a water connoisseur.
I've got triple osmosis filtered bing bong at home.
Because our tap water is garbage. It's so hard.
Like the shower just turns opaque within two showers.
I mean, not that bad, but it's pretty bad. I think German water is really hard.
I think they're like the hardest. Okay. Okay.
See? Oh, I see.
Let's try number one.