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Elijah: ROG Rig Reboot, Tony. 2 00:00:02.202 --> 00:00:03.670 Tony: I'm happy to be here. 3 00:00:03.670 --> 00:00:05.372 Linus: That's right on script. 4 00:00:05.372 --> 00:00:07.307 It says, turn to Tony for his awkward reaction. 5 00:00:07.841 --> 00:00:09.409 Tony: Ha! Of course. 6 00:00:09.442 --> 00:00:12.178 Tony: You know, head connects to the motherboard, connects to the- 7 00:00:12.178 --> 00:00:13.046 Linus: Now you're doing it! 8 00:00:13.079 --> 00:00:16.716 Tony: OK, a flopped over piece of toast like that is completely different. 9 00:00:16.950 --> 00:00:19.519 Linus: Yeah, except I'm hitting it where the packing material is. 10 00:00:19.953 --> 00:00:22.455 Linus: You're striking it right on the chip. 11 00:00:22.555 --> 00:00:23.623 Tony: Tomatoes, tomatoes. 12 00:00:31.564 --> 00:00:31.998 Tony: Motherboard- 13 00:00:31.998 --> 00:00:33.099 Elijah: I'm fine with that, that was great. 14 00:00:33.099 --> 00:00:36.569 Linus: How did this guy not win previously? I know. 15 00:00:37.737 --> 00:00:38.171 Elijah: How? 16 00:00:38.805 --> 00:00:40.473 Tony: Ok, you put it down! 17 00:00:40.540 --> 00:00:43.209 You put it down in a way that definitely it doesn't flop over. 18 00:00:43.309 --> 00:00:44.677 Show me, Mr. Tech Tips man. 19 00:00:48.415 --> 00:00:52.485 Tony: Ok, alright; so you just got to give her a little. 20 00:00:54.254 --> 00:00:55.288 Linus: She's front heavy. 21 00:00:58.091 --> 00:01:00.126 Tony: Alright, I get it, I understand. 22 00:01:00.160 --> 00:01:01.094 Tony: But no, the- 23 00:01:01.094 --> 00:01:02.362 Linus: There had to be a how much- 24 00:01:02.429 --> 00:01:04.998 There had to be a your mom bit in there somewhere, but- 25 00:01:05.131 --> 00:01:10.203 Linus: Yikes, not only is your computer old, it's AMD; which nowadays, is a good thing. 26 00:01:10.737 --> 00:01:11.137 Tony: Yeah. 27 00:01:11.237 --> 00:01:12.472 Linus: Back then, not so much. 28 00:01:12.505 --> 00:01:17.510 Tony: It was like, there was I think a problem with them claiming it was four cores. 29 00:01:18.078 --> 00:01:19.012 Linus: Uh, eight. 30 00:01:19.279 --> 00:01:19.679 Tony: Eight. 31 00:01:19.779 --> 00:01:20.280 Linus: Yeah. 32 00:01:20.380 --> 00:01:23.616 Linus: It was more like each two cores was like one and a half cores. 33 00:01:23.750 --> 00:01:24.150 Tony: Right. 34 00:01:24.184 --> 00:01:25.018 Linus: Yeah, it was a whole thing. 35 00:01:25.118 --> 00:01:26.753 Tony: I don't know; It's like bulldozer- 36 00:01:26.753 --> 00:01:27.353 Linus: Fake frames. 37 00:01:27.454 --> 00:01:29.122 Tony: Or bulldog, whatever it is. 38 00:01:29.122 --> 00:01:29.656 Linus: Bullsh**. 39 00:01:29.823 --> 00:01:30.557 Tony: Exactly. 40 00:01:31.624 --> 00:01:32.025 Tony: Yup. 41 00:01:32.926 --> 00:01:34.160 Tony: So you put it in the motherboard. 42 00:01:35.128 --> 00:01:35.528 Linus: Okay. 43 00:01:35.528 --> 00:01:36.329 Tony: Grab a motherboard. 44 00:01:36.696 --> 00:01:39.966 Tony: Linus, Linus; it's not an NES. 45 00:01:39.999 --> 00:01:42.268 Linus: I thought you were the teacher today. 46 00:01:42.335 --> 00:01:43.970 Tony: Okay, okay; hold it, I will- 47 00:01:43.970 --> 00:01:44.370 Linus: Hold on. 48 00:01:45.805 --> 00:01:47.073 Tony: Yeah, that takes me back. 49 00:01:48.208 --> 00:01:53.546 Tony: Alright; no, you gotta line up the thing and you gotta get the triangle. 50 00:01:54.180 --> 00:01:55.815 Tony: Is it a triangle on AMD, or is it like a dot? 51 00:01:55.815 --> 00:01:56.583 Linus: It's a triangle on AMD. 52 00:01:56.616 --> 00:01:57.817 Tony: Oh, it's got a DIMM.2 slot. 53 00:01:57.817 --> 00:01:59.619 Linus: Yes, do you know what that does? 54 00:01:59.619 --> 00:02:03.656 Tony: Yes; so instead of a normal RAM stick populating these slots, 55 00:02:03.690 --> 00:02:09.429 it's a separate sort of RAM stick looking thing that you can then put SSD... 56 00:02:09.429 --> 00:02:12.132 Or M.2 drives onto and then slot it in. 57 00:02:12.165 --> 00:02:12.398 Linus: Yes. 58 00:02:12.398 --> 00:02:14.567 Tony: Instead of having to take up one of the PCI slots. 59 00:02:14.601 --> 00:02:15.101 Linus: Yeah. 60 00:02:15.301 --> 00:02:16.603 Tony: Exactly, I know what I'm doing. 61 00:02:16.736 --> 00:02:19.072 Linus: I actually didn't know that ASUS still had those. 62 00:02:20.073 --> 00:02:21.207 Tony: We're learning today. 63 00:02:21.307 --> 00:02:21.708 Linus: Yeah. 64 00:02:21.708 --> 00:02:23.843 Tony: We're growing as a duo. 65 00:02:23.910 --> 00:02:26.079 Linus: I thought the whole meta these days was just 66 00:02:26.212 --> 00:02:28.815 covering the front of the board with M.2 slots. 67 00:02:28.815 --> 00:02:30.416 Tony: Are we still putting M.2s on the back? 68 00:02:31.251 --> 00:02:32.152 Linus: Very rarely. 69 00:02:32.218 --> 00:02:32.552 Tony: Okay. 70 00:02:32.552 --> 00:02:33.553 Linus: Mostly only on ITX. 71 00:02:33.686 --> 00:02:35.655 Tony: Oh, well yeah, obviously. 72 00:02:36.089 --> 00:02:40.360 Tony: Okay; so is it okay if I take it out of the box now? 73 00:02:40.360 --> 00:02:41.227 Linus: You can do whatever you want. 74 00:02:41.227 --> 00:02:41.661 Tony: Cool. 75 00:02:41.661 --> 00:02:44.097 Linus: At this point the hardware has been delivered to you. 76 00:02:45.064 --> 00:02:45.765 Linus: If you break it- 77 00:02:45.798 --> 00:02:46.799 Tony: If I break it, yes. 78 00:02:46.933 --> 00:02:48.067 Linus: You didn't buy it. 79 00:02:49.502 --> 00:02:50.203 Tony: Facts. 80 00:02:50.203 --> 00:02:52.805 Linus: It's just a question of whether you didn't buy something that works 81 00:02:52.805 --> 00:02:54.174 or something that's broken. 82 00:02:55.008 --> 00:02:55.808 Tony: Okay. 83 00:02:55.975 --> 00:02:56.576 Tony: Yes. 84 00:02:57.143 --> 00:02:58.478 Linus: I'm here to make you comfortable. 85 00:02:58.578 --> 00:03:01.314 Tony: You're doing a great job, Linus; I really appreciate it. 86 00:03:02.849 --> 00:03:05.051 Tony: Vertical mount bracket? I'm assuming. 87 00:03:05.185 --> 00:03:05.618 Linus: Hello? 88 00:03:07.353 --> 00:03:09.088 Who's that? Performance. 89 00:03:10.523 --> 00:03:13.927 Tony: Right, of course; and then a USB for something. 90 00:03:13.927 --> 00:03:14.894 Tony: Just to have a USB? 91 00:03:14.994 --> 00:03:16.429 Linus: I couldn't tell you. 92 00:03:16.529 --> 00:03:17.163 Tony: Hey, ever since- 93 00:03:17.197 --> 00:03:19.832 Linus: Well, it's probably a driver's CD; just throwing that out there. 94 00:03:19.832 --> 00:03:23.403 Tony: Really? I thought we moved past having compact discs, 95 00:03:23.503 --> 00:03:28.441 and also any other inserts to BIOS and whatnot. 96 00:03:28.575 --> 00:03:28.608 Elijah: Okay. 97 00:03:28.641 --> 00:03:29.742 Tony: Alright, so... 98 00:03:29.742 --> 00:03:30.109 Linus: Nope. 99 00:03:30.109 --> 00:03:30.944 Tony: Nope? Alright. 100 00:03:30.944 --> 00:03:32.111 Linus: Alright so is banned as well. 101 00:03:32.178 --> 00:03:34.514 Tony: Yep, of course; I would expect as such. 102 00:03:34.614 --> 00:03:36.316 Tony: So, it's that one. 103 00:03:36.683 --> 00:03:39.152 Linus: You seem so much more nervous than I anticipated. 104 00:03:39.419 --> 00:03:42.088 Linus: He was such a cool customer in the intro, so confident. 105 00:03:42.689 --> 00:03:46.092 Linus: And now he's all like, "but the process-" 106 00:03:46.326 --> 00:03:47.060 Tony: Processors. 107 00:03:47.126 --> 00:03:48.061 Linus: No, you're doing great. 108 00:03:48.194 --> 00:03:48.728 Tony: Of course. 109 00:03:48.728 --> 00:03:49.229 Linus: I just- 110 00:03:49.262 --> 00:03:49.596 Tony: Alright. 111 00:03:49.596 --> 00:03:51.064 Linus: I forgot how awkward these were. 112 00:03:51.164 --> 00:03:52.131 Tony: They're so good. 113 00:03:53.032 --> 00:03:54.534 Elijah: There's a reason we didn't do them for three years. 114 00:03:54.534 --> 00:03:54.968 Linus: Yeah. 115 00:03:55.235 --> 00:03:55.668 Tony: COVID? 116 00:03:56.169 --> 00:03:56.569 Linus: No. 117 00:03:56.569 --> 00:03:57.203 Elijah: No, the awkward. 118 00:03:57.203 --> 00:03:59.005 Tony: Oh yeah, you did one during lockdown. 119 00:03:59.038 --> 00:04:00.139 Linus: Yeah, we did a COVID one; 120 00:04:00.173 --> 00:04:03.710 Linus: it was just the most awkward thing that I'd ever lived through in my life. 121 00:04:03.743 --> 00:04:04.310 Tony: It was good. 122 00:04:04.344 --> 00:04:05.078 Linus: So I said never again. 123 00:04:05.211 --> 00:04:05.678 Tony: It was good. 124 00:04:05.678 --> 00:04:08.414 Linus: But ASUS coaxed me out of retirement. 125 00:04:08.514 --> 00:04:10.450 Linus: Okay; are you ever going to put the CPU? 126 00:04:10.483 --> 00:04:11.951 Linus: Not until you put the CPU in it thought. 127 00:04:11.951 --> 00:04:12.485 Tony: Are you going to go? 128 00:04:12.785 --> 00:04:14.921 Tony: Are you going to stop asking me questions? 129 00:04:18.258 --> 00:04:19.926 Linus: I just kind of thought you'd be able to build a computer 130 00:04:19.926 --> 00:04:21.027 and answer questions at the same time. 131 00:04:21.027 --> 00:04:21.628 Tony: You know... 132 00:04:21.628 --> 00:04:24.130 Linus: Your CPU could do it, it has eight cores! 133 00:04:24.130 --> 00:04:28.768 Tony: I laughed so hard when you unboxed the first Threadripper chip. 134 00:04:28.768 --> 00:04:30.637 Tony: I was like, are you kidding me!? 135 00:04:30.637 --> 00:04:32.839 He comes with a screwdriver and then like. 136 00:04:32.872 --> 00:04:35.541 Linus: Well, it's so big. 137 00:04:35.541 --> 00:04:36.075 Tony: A pancake. 138 00:04:36.075 --> 00:04:38.344 Linus: That even with the torque driver; 139 00:04:38.344 --> 00:04:42.415 it's really hard to get it seated exactly perfectly 140 00:04:42.415 --> 00:04:45.051 so that you have exactly the right amount of contact with all of those pins. 141 00:04:45.051 --> 00:04:45.418 Tony: Oof. 142 00:04:45.418 --> 00:04:47.654 Linus: And they've only gotten more challenging in recent years. 143 00:04:47.654 --> 00:04:50.556 Linus: Like some of the new epics; just... 144 00:04:50.590 --> 00:04:53.593 there's just a chance that you'll just have to reseat them. 145 00:04:53.626 --> 00:04:54.927 Linus: They just like won't work. 146 00:04:54.961 --> 00:04:55.862 Tony: ...it this way. 147 00:04:56.095 --> 00:04:56.829 Linus: It's heavy. 148 00:04:56.829 --> 00:04:57.297 Tony: I got it. 149 00:04:57.664 --> 00:04:58.398 Linus: Sure. 150 00:04:58.865 --> 00:04:59.699 Linus: Be my guest. 151 00:04:59.699 --> 00:05:02.969 Tony: And how would you rate this foam? Good sir. 152 00:05:03.002 --> 00:05:04.270 Linus: Ah... 153 00:05:04.737 --> 00:05:06.005 Tony: Is it the good foam? 154 00:05:06.005 --> 00:05:07.407 Linus: It's a quality style of foam. 155 00:05:07.407 --> 00:05:07.974 Tony: Ooh. 156 00:05:08.207 --> 00:05:10.276 Linus: This is a neat idea, having these. 157 00:05:10.276 --> 00:05:10.943 Tony: Puzzle piece. 158 00:05:10.977 --> 00:05:13.012 Linus: Yeah, these little like dovetails here. 159 00:05:13.579 --> 00:05:14.247 Tony: Woo hoo. 160 00:05:15.014 --> 00:05:19.686 Linus: Was that supposed to be like a dove like noise but also the melody for DuckTales? 161 00:05:19.719 --> 00:05:20.753 Tony: Dovetails. 162 00:05:20.887 --> 00:05:21.487 Linus: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 163 00:05:21.487 --> 00:05:22.655 Tony: Yeah, yeah; you get it. 164 00:05:22.755 --> 00:05:24.891 Linus: You do watch a lot of LTT. 165 00:05:25.024 --> 00:05:25.591 Tony: Yes. 166 00:05:25.725 --> 00:05:28.761 Linus: That would be an interesting game. 167 00:05:29.495 --> 00:05:30.797 Linus: Come on over here for a moment. 168 00:05:31.364 --> 00:05:32.765 Tony: What did I just sign myself up for? 169 00:05:32.865 --> 00:05:33.800 Linus: Take a stand right over there. 170 00:05:33.800 --> 00:05:35.101 Elijah, can you bring up the dashboard? 171 00:05:35.201 --> 00:05:36.469 Bring up the community tab. 172 00:05:36.536 --> 00:05:37.737 Tony: Like everything I've posted? 173 00:05:37.804 --> 00:05:39.772 Linus: Okay, what's your YouTube username? 174 00:05:39.772 --> 00:05:41.274 Tony: Mummified Thunderbirds. 175 00:05:41.307 --> 00:05:41.741 Linus: ...search. 176 00:05:41.741 --> 00:05:43.476 Elijah: No, you can't search for individual people. 177 00:05:43.743 --> 00:05:44.243 Linus: You can't... 178 00:05:44.243 --> 00:05:45.278 Elijah: Maybe you can do it on mobile. 179 00:05:45.311 --> 00:05:48.381 Linus: search for every comment from one person. 180 00:05:48.481 --> 00:05:49.949 Tony: Hehe, you'll never know. 181 00:05:50.116 --> 00:05:53.353 Elijah: You can search by what their subscriber count is on mobile. 182 00:05:53.453 --> 00:05:54.187 Tony: Oh, well then less than a hundred. 183 00:05:54.187 --> 00:05:55.588 Linus: Yeah, I know you can on desktop as well. 184 00:05:55.588 --> 00:05:56.022 Elijah: Oh, okay. 185 00:05:57.123 --> 00:05:58.057 Elijah: How many subs do you have? 186 00:05:58.057 --> 00:05:58.991 Tony: Less than a hundred. 187 00:05:58.991 --> 00:06:00.360 Elijah: Okay, we can narrow it down. 188 00:06:00.760 --> 00:06:03.696 Tony: On the channel that I comment on your channel with, less than a hundred. 189 00:06:04.364 --> 00:06:05.631 Elijah: Well, we can't find out. 190 00:06:05.631 --> 00:06:08.267 Linus: Why do you have an alt to comment on our channel? 191 00:06:08.334 --> 00:06:09.769 Tony: Because I do have a cha- 192 00:06:09.802 --> 00:06:12.739 Tony: I have had multiple channels that I have cared about subscriber counts for. 193 00:06:13.373 --> 00:06:15.708 I've had podcasts, I have gaming reviews. 194 00:06:15.842 --> 00:06:17.243 Linus: Oh, cool. 195 00:06:17.243 --> 00:06:19.379 Linus: Well, we'll have to have some of that stuff linked in the video description. 196 00:06:19.379 --> 00:06:20.646 Linus: Alright, he's off the hook for now. 197 00:06:21.681 --> 00:06:23.716 Linus: Yeah, don't tell him how to do his job, Elijah. 198 00:06:24.417 --> 00:06:26.686 Does he tell you how to do your job? No, didn't think so. 199 00:06:26.719 --> 00:06:28.955 Elijah: Well, he's a commenter; he does tell me how to do my job. 200 00:06:28.955 --> 00:06:35.528 Tony: No! I have only commented my enthusiastic 201 00:06:35.661 --> 00:06:39.265 support of all of the team members at Linus Media Group. 202 00:06:39.298 --> 00:06:40.466 Linus: Ew, so you're a glazer. 203 00:06:40.566 --> 00:06:43.536 Tony: What is better without glaze than with glaze? 204 00:06:43.669 --> 00:06:47.940 You get a regular donut or a glazed donut, you're gonna pick the glazed donut. 205 00:06:48.074 --> 00:06:51.010 Linus: This conversation is getting extremely uncomfortable. 206 00:06:51.010 --> 00:06:54.347 Elijah: This is getting very close to another definition of glaze; let's move on. 207 00:06:56.249 --> 00:06:59.085 Linus: And I think I could do without that on my donut. 208 00:07:00.586 --> 00:07:02.822 Tony: We've had first included screwdriver, 209 00:07:02.922 --> 00:07:05.391 but what about second included screwdriver? 210 00:07:05.458 --> 00:07:07.760 Linus: What about second included screwdriver? 211 00:07:07.860 --> 00:07:10.296 Linus: Wait, do I do that to him on camera? 212 00:07:10.596 --> 00:07:11.063 Tony: Do what? 213 00:07:11.097 --> 00:07:14.167 Linus: Like, do you know that that's a thing I do to him constantly because he's Irish? 214 00:07:14.867 --> 00:07:17.203 Tony: No; that just completely. 215 00:07:19.439 --> 00:07:22.475 Linus: Have you seen that wallpaper? 216 00:07:22.575 --> 00:07:25.912 Linus: I don't exchange many chats with him, so this- 217 00:07:26.045 --> 00:07:26.913 Tony: Try to keep it professional. 218 00:07:26.913 --> 00:07:28.047 Andrew: Oh yeah, it's not that far away. 219 00:07:28.080 --> 00:07:29.115 Linus: I should be able to find this pretty quickly. 220 00:07:29.115 --> 00:07:30.349 Elijah: He only sends him Irish related things. 221 00:07:30.349 --> 00:07:31.584 Linus: Here you go, here you go. 222 00:07:31.751 --> 00:07:34.954 Tony: You already have a monitor; what about second monitor? 223 00:07:35.621 --> 00:07:37.490 Tony: So good, so good. 224 00:07:37.657 --> 00:07:38.491 Andrew: Thanks for the accent. 225 00:07:38.624 --> 00:07:39.091 Tony: Okay. 226 00:07:39.192 --> 00:07:43.029 Tony: Oh my God, this thing's a swimming pool; this thing is massive. 227 00:07:43.029 --> 00:07:46.232 Linus: I don't think I've ever heard a case described as a swimming pool before. 228 00:07:46.232 --> 00:07:50.670 Tony: You literally put computers in mineral oil; they are already swimming in it. 229 00:07:50.703 --> 00:07:51.504 Linus: It is. 230 00:07:52.572 --> 00:07:54.140 Tony: It served a purpose. 231 00:07:54.307 --> 00:07:54.907 Linus: Right. 232 00:07:54.907 --> 00:08:00.680 Linus: The benchmark by which all other cases could be measured against for their superiority. 233 00:08:00.680 --> 00:08:06.686 Tony: It had all of the expansion that I needed for so many drives that I never bought. 234 00:08:09.355 --> 00:08:12.124 Tony: No, but the fact that you didn't point out was the fact that it's like, 235 00:08:12.158 --> 00:08:13.826 oh, you don't need that many drives. 236 00:08:14.760 --> 00:08:19.398 Yeah, but you completely gloss over the fact that all the two, four... 237 00:08:19.432 --> 00:08:24.203 seven fans that it comes with are all hard mounted and hard wired in; 238 00:08:24.203 --> 00:08:29.642 so if all of mine have died and I can't replace them, 239 00:08:29.742 --> 00:08:35.147 because I then have to take them out, unwire them from like hard wired switches. 240 00:08:35.248 --> 00:08:37.049 Linus: I had actually forgotten about that issue. 241 00:08:37.083 --> 00:08:37.550 Tony: Yeah. 242 00:08:37.550 --> 00:08:40.620 Linus: Yeah, that was one of the issues that was really stupid about it; 243 00:08:40.620 --> 00:08:41.621 yeah, I forgot about that one. 244 00:08:41.621 --> 00:08:42.154 Linus: That's great. 245 00:08:42.255 --> 00:08:47.360 Tony: And now 13 years later I have those issues amongst many other. 246 00:08:47.426 --> 00:08:47.894 Linus: Not anymore. 247 00:08:48.227 --> 00:08:51.931 Tony: There are hinges, so this is a hinge case; so that's cool. 248 00:08:51.964 --> 00:08:54.133 Linus: Mm-hmm; there's some kind of lock. 249 00:08:54.166 --> 00:08:56.536 Tony: Alright, there is tape. 250 00:08:56.669 --> 00:08:57.870 Linus: Ah, structural sticker. 251 00:08:59.639 --> 00:09:03.175 Tony: You say that but there's a "I fixed it" sticker 252 00:09:03.175 --> 00:09:06.412 that is holding my laptop's monitor to the case. 253 00:09:06.412 --> 00:09:09.081 And it just says, "I fixed it!". 254 00:09:09.382 --> 00:09:11.183 No, you haven't; no, you haven't. 255 00:09:11.284 --> 00:09:12.184 There's no fixing it. 256 00:09:12.318 --> 00:09:13.352 Linus: Feel free to build the computer. 257 00:09:13.352 --> 00:09:13.686 Tony: Hey. 258 00:09:14.020 --> 00:09:15.354 Linus: You're stalling for time. 259 00:09:15.454 --> 00:09:16.455 Tony: You're doing your thing. 260 00:09:16.455 --> 00:09:18.758 Tony: You have to talk about the product and get it squared away. 261 00:09:18.824 --> 00:09:23.095 May I please set it on its side, so that way I can lower the thing in? 262 00:09:23.162 --> 00:09:24.997 Or would you rather me build it vertically? 263 00:09:25.064 --> 00:09:27.400 Linus: I'd rather you do it however you're most comfortable. 264 00:09:27.667 --> 00:09:29.535 Tony: This thing is so heavy. 265 00:09:29.635 --> 00:09:33.105 Linus: Dude, this computer is going to weigh a flip ton. 266 00:09:33.205 --> 00:09:34.373 Tony: Oh, just... 267 00:09:35.141 --> 00:09:37.076 computers don't need to be this heavy. 268 00:09:37.710 --> 00:09:40.913 Tony: We could probably like make carbon fiber motherboards; 269 00:09:40.947 --> 00:09:43.849 and they could probably weigh like half as much, probably. 270 00:09:43.950 --> 00:09:45.851 Linus: But it's the cooling that adds the weight. 271 00:09:45.952 --> 00:09:50.356 I remember making fun of their original first generation TUF motherboard 272 00:09:50.489 --> 00:09:52.358 that had this armor on the back of it; 273 00:09:52.358 --> 00:09:55.361 because I was all like, that's for noobs. 274 00:09:55.361 --> 00:09:58.264 Tony: What did you break to then realize why it's there? 275 00:09:58.297 --> 00:09:59.832 Linus: Oh, no, no; I knew why it was there. 276 00:09:59.932 --> 00:10:00.499 Tony: Yeah. 277 00:10:00.499 --> 00:10:03.536 Linus: I was just like pff, that's for noobs. 278 00:10:03.569 --> 00:10:05.137 Tony: So they actually put thought into that, 279 00:10:05.204 --> 00:10:08.507 that the number of standoffs in here are the exact number of standoffs. 280 00:10:08.708 --> 00:10:09.141 Linus: Sick. 281 00:10:09.275 --> 00:10:09.909 Tony: That are needed. 282 00:10:10.476 --> 00:10:12.011 Tony: I counted wrong, there's actually nine; 283 00:10:12.078 --> 00:10:15.014 but luckily, my point still stands! 284 00:10:15.114 --> 00:10:16.882 Andrew: I'm not monitoring you, so you're on camera; 285 00:10:16.882 --> 00:10:19.251 so if you, you know, watch- Yeah, you know. 286 00:10:19.251 --> 00:10:19.919 Linus: Wow, what a d***. 287 00:10:19.919 --> 00:10:20.553 Andrew: Watch what you're doing. 288 00:10:20.553 --> 00:10:21.554 Tony: Hey Elijah, show feet. 289 00:10:22.121 --> 00:10:25.057 Elijah: That's crazy; that's an insane f***ing sentence. 290 00:10:25.625 --> 00:10:26.425 Tony: You're on cam now. 291 00:10:27.093 --> 00:10:28.060 Tony: You got Elijah cam? 292 00:10:28.094 --> 00:10:29.395 Elijah: These dogs ain't coming out for free. 293 00:10:29.495 --> 00:10:31.697 Tony: No peel on the little screen on the inside, though. 294 00:10:31.697 --> 00:10:32.298 Tony: Interesting. 295 00:10:32.298 --> 00:10:33.666 Linus: I'm a little surprised at that, actually. 296 00:10:33.699 --> 00:10:35.835 Tony: Good; now I don't have to worry about a staple going through it. 297 00:10:35.835 --> 00:10:37.269 Linus: Yeah, maybe we used this once before. 298 00:10:37.803 --> 00:10:38.304 Tony: You wouldn't. 299 00:10:39.438 --> 00:10:39.972 Tony: Elijah- 300 00:10:40.172 --> 00:10:42.008 Linus: We would test to make sure something works. 301 00:10:42.008 --> 00:10:42.942 Tony: Okay, that's fair. 302 00:10:43.409 --> 00:10:44.744 Linus: We'd have to take up the peel for that. 303 00:10:45.344 --> 00:10:46.812 Tony: That's fair, I get it. 304 00:10:49.815 --> 00:10:50.549 Linus: Aaah! 305 00:10:51.651 --> 00:10:53.052 Tony: I'm sorry, Linus. 306 00:10:54.687 --> 00:10:55.955 Linus: Oh, I'm sorry; did I drop that? 307 00:10:56.856 --> 00:10:57.957 Is that in your way? Sorry. 308 00:10:58.424 --> 00:10:59.725 Tony: Add it to the compilation. 309 00:11:02.528 --> 00:11:03.095 Linus: Oh, sorry. 310 00:11:05.865 --> 00:11:08.534 Linus: We're setting him up with a screwdriver as part of this, right? 311 00:11:09.068 --> 00:11:09.869 Elijah: He's gonna custom build one. 312 00:11:10.236 --> 00:11:10.936 Linus: What!? 313 00:11:11.070 --> 00:11:12.405 Tony: There's a lot of build your own parts. 314 00:11:12.538 --> 00:11:13.939 Linus: You get a custom one!? 315 00:11:13.939 --> 00:11:14.373 Tony: Yeah. 316 00:11:14.440 --> 00:11:15.908 Linus: That's pretty cool. 317 00:11:16.375 --> 00:11:20.579 Tony: But now that I see the super nice clear one that's got that retro vibe, 318 00:11:20.579 --> 00:11:22.715 I'm like, ooh that's real nice. 319 00:11:22.848 --> 00:11:25.317 Elijah: If you prefer that and we have one we can get you one of those. 320 00:11:25.317 --> 00:11:26.285 Tony: Does it come in purple? 321 00:11:26.485 --> 00:11:26.852 Elijah: No. 322 00:11:27.420 --> 00:11:29.188 Tony: I will gladly accept this one. 323 00:11:29.221 --> 00:11:31.691 Tony: Not literally this exact one, but- 324 00:11:32.425 --> 00:11:33.359 Linus: Slight correction. 325 00:11:34.026 --> 00:11:36.462 Linus: No "tsh" yet. 326 00:11:37.229 --> 00:11:38.597 Tony: No "tsh" yet. 327 00:11:38.597 --> 00:11:39.598 Tony: So really there's going to- 328 00:11:39.598 --> 00:11:40.533 Elijah: I wasn't aware of that. 329 00:11:40.566 --> 00:11:41.867 Tony: There's going to be Samsung. 330 00:11:41.901 --> 00:11:43.569 Linus: Elijah, help him for a minute. 331 00:11:44.003 --> 00:11:45.938 Linus: Elijah, just do it for him if you can't handle it. 332 00:11:46.706 --> 00:11:47.606 Elijah: Yes, sir. 333 00:11:47.740 --> 00:11:50.009 Elijah: Man, you're going to scratch the hell out of this screwdriver. 334 00:11:50.810 --> 00:11:51.577 Elijah: It's funny- 335 00:11:51.711 --> 00:11:52.545 Tony: He can get a new one. 336 00:11:53.345 --> 00:11:54.080 Andrew: That's fair. 337 00:11:54.447 --> 00:11:54.980 Elijah: Fair point. 338 00:11:54.980 --> 00:11:55.648 Tony: Wouldn't it happen to have... 339 00:11:56.549 --> 00:11:57.116 Linus: Dick. 340 00:11:57.283 --> 00:11:58.317 Tony: Do you have the stubby? 341 00:11:58.984 --> 00:12:01.587 Elijah: Uh... what? No, I don't have- 342 00:12:01.821 --> 00:12:02.521 I don't, what? 343 00:12:02.621 --> 00:12:04.190 Tony: Thank you very much Elijah, by the way. 344 00:12:04.190 --> 00:12:04.623 Elijah: I do my best. 345 00:12:04.623 --> 00:12:07.626 Tony: I didn't mean to gloss over your kind act with just a... 346 00:12:08.394 --> 00:12:09.662 Elijah: It's fine, most people do here. 347 00:12:12.064 --> 00:12:13.966 Tony: It's okay, you are loved. 348 00:12:13.966 --> 00:12:15.968 Elijah: Reddit is correct, this is the worst place to work; 349 00:12:15.968 --> 00:12:16.736 Elijah: no, I'm just kidding. 350 00:12:16.802 --> 00:12:18.938 Tony: I keep mis-threading this one. 351 00:12:19.038 --> 00:12:19.805 Elijah: That's okay. 352 00:12:19.805 --> 00:12:21.540 Tony: I'm gonna move on to another spot. 353 00:12:21.574 --> 00:12:22.575 Elijah: What about mister threading it? 354 00:12:23.209 --> 00:12:25.344 Tony: You know... I can work with both. 355 00:12:25.811 --> 00:12:28.314 Elijah: I like how you ask for the stubby so you don't hit this 356 00:12:28.347 --> 00:12:30.182 and then you proceed to not use the stubby. 357 00:12:30.249 --> 00:12:31.517 Linus: This fan is not in. 358 00:12:32.184 --> 00:12:35.387 Tony: No, we didn't get to that part yet. 359 00:12:35.387 --> 00:12:36.222 Linus: Were you gonna put it in? 360 00:12:36.789 --> 00:12:37.957 Tony: Uh, one of these days, yes. 361 00:12:38.090 --> 00:12:38.724 Linus: Okay, cool. 362 00:12:38.924 --> 00:12:40.226 Linus: I think you cross threaded it. 363 00:12:40.259 --> 00:12:41.827 Linus: Are you gonna pull that out so I can see? 364 00:12:41.827 --> 00:12:42.194 Tony: No! 365 00:12:42.328 --> 00:12:43.562 Tony: No! Because if you see it, then- 366 00:12:43.562 --> 00:12:44.830 Linus: No, just pull it out so I can see. 367 00:12:44.830 --> 00:12:46.165 Linus: Oh, you're so cross threaded! 368 00:12:46.165 --> 00:12:46.799 Tony: No, no, I didn't! 369 00:12:46.799 --> 00:12:47.600 Linus: You are so cross-threaded! 370 00:12:47.600 --> 00:12:48.868 Tony: It's not even in the thread yet! 371 00:12:48.868 --> 00:12:52.605 Linus: You turned it half a thing and it came completely out! 372 00:12:52.738 --> 00:12:53.939 Tony: Don't judge, alright? 373 00:12:53.939 --> 00:12:56.675 Not all of us get to do this for a living; Elijah. 374 00:12:57.042 --> 00:12:58.410 Elijah: What the hell was that supposed to mean? 375 00:12:58.644 --> 00:13:00.579 Linus: You blame the tools and you're leaving here with nothing. 376 00:13:00.880 --> 00:13:02.248 Tony: No, I'm not blaming the tool; 377 00:13:02.248 --> 00:13:04.884 I'm blaming the stupid hands attached to the stupid man. 378 00:13:06.085 --> 00:13:08.087 Linus: They ever call you like Tony Baloney? 379 00:13:08.220 --> 00:13:10.122 Tony: All through my childhood. 380 00:13:10.256 --> 00:13:11.123 Linus: Alright, cool. 381 00:13:11.257 --> 00:13:14.326 Linus: Well hey, I mean I was Linus Sinus; 382 00:13:14.426 --> 00:13:15.795 so it's really not much better. 383 00:13:15.795 --> 00:13:16.662 Tony: Tony the Tiger? 384 00:13:16.796 --> 00:13:18.831 Linus: Uh, no, no one ever called me that. 385 00:13:18.964 --> 00:13:19.965 Tony: Well, I mean, like... 386 00:13:22.468 --> 00:13:23.369 Tony: Editor note. 387 00:13:24.270 --> 00:13:24.804 Linus: Nice! 388 00:13:24.937 --> 00:13:27.439 Tony: Hey, learn from the best; Elijah. 389 00:13:27.706 --> 00:13:28.073 Elijah: Damn. 390 00:13:28.073 --> 00:13:28.941 Tony: Elijah's the best. 391 00:13:29.441 --> 00:13:30.442 Linus: I- I picked it up. 392 00:13:30.442 --> 00:13:31.143 Tony: Okay, good. 393 00:13:31.644 --> 00:13:33.646 Tony: I just gotta double check sometimes; okay, so we got- 394 00:13:33.779 --> 00:13:36.549 Linus: Unlike some people I can tell which screw to put into things, 395 00:13:36.549 --> 00:13:37.449 Linus: and I get jokes. 396 00:13:37.516 --> 00:13:38.417 Tony: Let's do that now. 397 00:13:38.517 --> 00:13:41.086 Linus: This is ROG talking endlessly reboot. 398 00:13:41.287 --> 00:13:42.655 Linus: We're not even building the rig. 399 00:13:42.988 --> 00:13:44.657 Linus: Okay, what do you want to put in? 400 00:13:44.657 --> 00:13:47.660 Linus: Dude normally, we do like the first four components; 401 00:13:47.693 --> 00:13:49.662 like boom, quick styles fast man. 402 00:13:49.662 --> 00:13:52.097 We got nothing going on here. 403 00:13:52.198 --> 00:13:55.201 Linus: Wait, did you... Tony! 404 00:13:55.835 --> 00:13:57.803 Tony: What, what, what, what? What happened? 405 00:13:57.837 --> 00:14:00.506 Linus: You put the fan in but you didn't slide it into the rails. 406 00:14:00.506 --> 00:14:03.609 Tony: I didn't put the fan in, you did that. 407 00:14:03.709 --> 00:14:05.411 Linus: Mmm... 408 00:14:05.878 --> 00:14:06.912 Linus: Oh, it was totally in. 409 00:14:08.914 --> 00:14:10.082 I accidentally did it right. 410 00:14:10.115 --> 00:14:11.684 Linus: What have you actually done yet? 411 00:14:12.151 --> 00:14:12.952 Tony: Annoy you? 412 00:14:13.619 --> 00:14:14.687 Tony: Hang out with Elijah? 413 00:14:14.687 --> 00:14:16.455 Linus: Not even that bad, that you've done. 414 00:14:16.555 --> 00:14:18.824 Tony: There was a brief moment where we were like, 415 00:14:18.958 --> 00:14:22.261 do we need a stubby or an extension? It would have worked both ways. 416 00:14:22.361 --> 00:14:25.297 Why did you stream for four and a half hours yesterday 417 00:14:25.531 --> 00:14:28.767 building computers and then now today you get to build another computer 418 00:14:28.767 --> 00:14:30.069 that you know is going to take a while? 419 00:14:30.102 --> 00:14:33.639 Linus: Are you just asking me like why my job is building computers? 420 00:14:34.240 --> 00:14:35.841 Tony: Asked and answered; okay. 421 00:14:35.975 --> 00:14:37.176 Tony: So there was a lot of like, 422 00:14:37.176 --> 00:14:39.144 cool stuff happening at Computex this year. 423 00:14:39.745 --> 00:14:41.380 Linus: Was there? I missed it. 424 00:14:41.747 --> 00:14:42.248 Elijah: Pfft! 425 00:14:43.115 --> 00:14:44.950 Tony: You did the whole gold graphics card 426 00:14:44.950 --> 00:14:46.619 that you gave to some dude on the side of the room. 427 00:14:46.619 --> 00:14:48.320 Linus: I know, but that wasn't Computex. 428 00:14:48.320 --> 00:14:52.825 Linus: That was me conjuring content out of absolutely nothing; 429 00:14:52.858 --> 00:14:56.262 Computex was horses*** this year, it was terrible. 430 00:14:56.729 --> 00:14:58.430 Tony: The one thing that I was like, oh, wow; 431 00:14:58.530 --> 00:15:00.032 I went throughout the videos was all the like, 432 00:15:00.199 --> 00:15:02.801 the cool screen stuff they were doing. 433 00:15:02.902 --> 00:15:03.569 Linus: Yeah. 434 00:15:03.636 --> 00:15:06.105 Tony: Does nothing for performance, but- 435 00:15:06.205 --> 00:15:09.408 Linus: Computex was entirely put a bird on it- 436 00:15:09.408 --> 00:15:10.676 Sorry, put a screen on it. 437 00:15:10.843 --> 00:15:13.012 Linus: Is this your first time like hands-on with an AIO? 438 00:15:13.045 --> 00:15:13.979 Tony: Yes. 439 00:15:14.847 --> 00:15:17.683 Tony: Super fun, super interesting. 440 00:15:17.750 --> 00:15:20.452 Linus: But you've been hands-on with a girl lots of times. 441 00:15:20.452 --> 00:15:20.886 Tony: Linus. 442 00:15:20.886 --> 00:15:22.054 Linus: Your girlfriend from Canada. 443 00:15:22.521 --> 00:15:24.556 Tony: My girlfriend from... yes. 444 00:15:24.690 --> 00:15:27.660 Tony: In all actuality, I have never once ever heard anybody be like, 445 00:15:27.660 --> 00:15:29.361 oh, yeah, my girlfriend's in Canada. 446 00:15:29.361 --> 00:15:31.297 That never came up when I was in school. 447 00:15:31.297 --> 00:15:32.665 It is not obvious to you, 448 00:15:32.665 --> 00:15:36.035 but let me alleviate any thoughts that might come along. 449 00:15:36.335 --> 00:15:40.873 I would like my fans to be on the inside to help show light and whatnot. 450 00:15:40.940 --> 00:15:42.641 I understand that that sometimes 451 00:15:42.641 --> 00:15:46.345 can add problems with cleaning the radiator later. 452 00:15:46.345 --> 00:15:46.712 Linus: Nope. 453 00:15:47.947 --> 00:15:50.049 Linus: All we have to do if you want to do that, 454 00:15:50.416 --> 00:15:51.850 is just face them this way. 455 00:15:53.886 --> 00:15:54.253 Tony: Right. 456 00:15:54.253 --> 00:15:56.722 Linus: Then they will pull air through the radiator fins, 457 00:15:56.755 --> 00:15:58.757 which, by the way, this side is immaculate; 458 00:15:58.757 --> 00:16:01.994 and then if you need to clean it you just give it a quick, 459 00:16:01.994 --> 00:16:04.229 you pull all the cat hair off of it and then you're good to go. 460 00:16:04.363 --> 00:16:06.298 Linus: Or, we could install it in the top. 461 00:16:06.432 --> 00:16:06.899 Tony: I don't- 462 00:16:06.932 --> 00:16:07.633 Linus: And then- 463 00:16:08.467 --> 00:16:09.702 Tony: Hey Linus, they're magnetic. 464 00:16:10.069 --> 00:16:12.137 Tony: I assume there is a... 465 00:16:12.171 --> 00:16:15.174 Tony: Bah-bahlahba-ba-bah, from your book. 466 00:16:17.376 --> 00:16:18.310 Linus: You can also... 467 00:16:18.877 --> 00:16:19.211 Tony: Magnets? 468 00:16:19.211 --> 00:16:19.945 Linus: For the love of God. 469 00:16:20.045 --> 00:16:21.747 Linus: You can also have your radiator on the top 470 00:16:21.847 --> 00:16:23.248 and you will never have to worry about that. 471 00:16:24.616 --> 00:16:27.519 Tony: If it's fine with, no one's going to give me guff about it. 472 00:16:27.653 --> 00:16:29.421 Linus: No one's going to give you too much guff about it; 473 00:16:29.421 --> 00:16:30.155 so, you want it like this? 474 00:16:31.824 --> 00:16:32.191 Tony: Sure. 475 00:16:32.191 --> 00:16:33.058 Linus: This is your computer. 476 00:16:33.092 --> 00:16:35.627 Linus: The cold hard truth is I don't really care. 477 00:16:35.627 --> 00:16:36.261 Tony: Mmhmm. 478 00:16:36.562 --> 00:16:37.930 Linus: Oh, yeah; install it. 479 00:16:38.030 --> 00:16:39.832 Tony: Well thank you, Linus; I will try my best. 480 00:16:39.932 --> 00:16:41.834 Linus: I'm not even sure if I believe that at this point. 481 00:16:42.401 --> 00:16:44.036 Tony: I give it a hundred percent. 482 00:16:44.703 --> 00:16:45.237 Linus: Of what? 483 00:16:45.738 --> 00:16:46.372 Tony: My effort? 484 00:16:46.372 --> 00:16:46.772 Linus: Glaze? 485 00:16:46.805 --> 00:16:47.473 Tony: No. 486 00:16:47.506 --> 00:16:48.340 Linus: We don't have all day. 487 00:16:48.974 --> 00:16:52.244 Linus: We do have all day, but I get to go home early if we finish early. 488 00:16:53.345 --> 00:16:54.747 Linus: No, I'm just kidding; I have an appointment. 489 00:16:54.813 --> 00:16:55.647 I'm going to see something. 490 00:16:56.281 --> 00:16:57.316 Tony: How to Train Your Dragon? 491 00:16:57.816 --> 00:16:58.851 Linus: No, not yet. 492 00:16:58.884 --> 00:17:00.119 Linus: Oh, man; I'm so- 493 00:17:00.252 --> 00:17:03.355 Linus: I don't think I've ever been this apprehensive about seeing a film. 494 00:17:03.756 --> 00:17:06.425 How to Train Your Dragon 1, the animated one, 495 00:17:06.458 --> 00:17:10.429 is like honestly, probably one of my top three films of all time. 496 00:17:10.429 --> 00:17:12.331 I love it, I think it's perfect. 497 00:17:12.965 --> 00:17:17.536 And so anytime you mess with perfection the risk is that it's not perfect anymore. 498 00:17:17.569 --> 00:17:18.771 Elijah: You should not watch it then. 499 00:17:20.072 --> 00:17:21.874 Tony: I'm going to have to; I got a little one that- 500 00:17:21.874 --> 00:17:25.511 Elijah: I think it's the best adaption of animation to a live action. 501 00:17:26.078 --> 00:17:26.678 Elijah: It does not- 502 00:17:26.678 --> 00:17:27.546 Linus: That's a low ass bar. 503 00:17:27.546 --> 00:17:29.581 Elijah: I know, I know; it is genuinely the best. 504 00:17:29.681 --> 00:17:30.049 Tony: Okay. 505 00:17:30.049 --> 00:17:31.383 Elijah: But you shouldnt do it, you shouldn't watch it then. 506 00:17:32.117 --> 00:17:34.686 Tony: I watch my Canadian Heritage clips. 507 00:17:34.720 --> 00:17:36.455 Tony: I know all about Robert. 508 00:17:36.455 --> 00:17:39.858 So the fact that it's like I got here and I'm looking for my house hippo; 509 00:17:39.958 --> 00:17:41.794 I don't know where it is, but I'm going to find him. 510 00:17:41.794 --> 00:17:44.897 Linus: I barely remember Canadian Heritage clips from when I was a kid. 511 00:17:45.931 --> 00:17:47.499 Linus: Are you going to remove that bracket? 512 00:17:47.633 --> 00:17:49.001 Tony: I mean, I'm just... apparently I'm out here- 513 00:17:49.001 --> 00:17:51.503 Elijah: The house hippo is so niche; that's crazy. 514 00:17:52.704 --> 00:17:54.339 Tony: What are they, cheesies or something 515 00:17:54.339 --> 00:17:56.809 that are only made by like one dude on the weekend? 516 00:18:01.146 --> 00:18:02.714 Tony: As in I'm like super wrong or- 517 00:18:02.714 --> 00:18:04.216 Elijah: Dude, our Canadians are going to love this. 518 00:18:05.117 --> 00:18:05.551 Linus: Yeah. 519 00:18:05.551 --> 00:18:07.152 Tony: Dude, you want to talk about London drug? 520 00:18:08.387 --> 00:18:09.988 Elijah: The singular London drug? 521 00:18:10.522 --> 00:18:12.124 Linus: And don't forget about BC Island. 522 00:18:12.624 --> 00:18:13.058 Tony: Yeah. 523 00:18:14.560 --> 00:18:15.994 Elijah: I didn't even realize you said that. 524 00:18:16.462 --> 00:18:17.463 Elijah: It's Vancouver Island. 525 00:18:18.664 --> 00:18:19.832 Tony: Sheesh, I say. 526 00:18:21.967 --> 00:18:22.935 Tony: I don't know, man. 527 00:18:23.669 --> 00:18:27.106 Tony: I live on the complete other side of the next state over. 528 00:18:27.106 --> 00:18:29.108 Elijah: He learned about all of it from his Canadian girlfriend. 529 00:18:29.108 --> 00:18:32.177 Linus: Yeah, buddy; he learned about BC Island. 530 00:18:33.512 --> 00:18:37.382 Tony: I'm sorry, I'm getting that conflated with BC Island ferries. Linus: Yes. 531 00:18:37.549 --> 00:18:38.083 Tony: Sorry. 532 00:18:39.451 --> 00:18:42.988 Tony: Which is apparently the only way you can get over, 533 00:18:42.988 --> 00:18:43.555 or there's like a bridge. 534 00:18:43.555 --> 00:18:44.423 Elijah: Linus, why are you installing it? 535 00:18:44.490 --> 00:18:46.925 Linus: Because he's taking so long! 536 00:18:46.925 --> 00:18:47.826 Andrew: It's been so o long. 537 00:18:49.027 --> 00:18:50.963 Andrew: He did three scripts in the time. 538 00:18:51.063 --> 00:18:52.131 Tony: You're talking to me. 539 00:18:54.366 --> 00:18:56.301 Linus: By all means feel free to do some of it; 540 00:18:56.301 --> 00:18:58.470 but I'm just going to do other things in the meantime. 541 00:18:58.470 --> 00:19:00.072 Andrew: I'm like watching Linus's watch. 542 00:19:00.706 --> 00:19:02.307 Tony: Alright, I did that thing; I did it. 543 00:19:02.307 --> 00:19:04.309 Tony: You never tighten it down all the way, you never do that. 544 00:19:04.309 --> 00:19:05.477 Linus: You didn't go down all the way. 545 00:19:05.911 --> 00:19:08.147 Tony: Trust me, I never do. 546 00:19:08.147 --> 00:19:09.948 Linus: We'd be able to tell if you were down all the way, 547 00:19:09.948 --> 00:19:11.216 because it would be three hours from now. 548 00:19:11.216 --> 00:19:12.084 Tony: Back it up a little bit. 549 00:19:14.153 --> 00:19:16.054 Tony: Is there any chance that I'm just absolutely 550 00:19:16.054 --> 00:19:16.955 ruining the thermal paste underneath? 551 00:19:16.989 --> 00:19:19.024 Linus: No, it's fine; you are totally not aligned though. 552 00:19:19.091 --> 00:19:21.593 Tony: I know, you just do a little bit the first time. 553 00:19:21.593 --> 00:19:22.995 Linus: No, no; you're like not aligned though. 554 00:19:23.061 --> 00:19:24.062 Linus: You've got to go clockwise. 555 00:19:24.196 --> 00:19:27.466 Linus: No, no; I mean... I mean that's not- 556 00:19:28.000 --> 00:19:28.367 Tony: Well, yeah. 557 00:19:28.634 --> 00:19:29.801 Linus: That's not screwing on, is it? 558 00:19:29.902 --> 00:19:30.769 Tony: No, not really. 559 00:19:30.769 --> 00:19:33.405 Linus: Yeah, no; it's stuck in the spring. 560 00:19:33.539 --> 00:19:34.840 Linus: There, you've got to go clockwise here. 561 00:19:34.840 --> 00:19:35.874 Tony: I wish there, I- 562 00:19:36.074 --> 00:19:37.242 Linus: You know what? Here, hold on. 563 00:19:41.113 --> 00:19:42.447 Elijah: I love it when we have fans on 564 00:19:42.447 --> 00:19:44.883 and they can finally start to understand why our shoots take so long. 565 00:19:45.651 --> 00:19:46.218 Linus: Yeah, right? 566 00:19:46.218 --> 00:19:46.485 Elijah: Right? 567 00:19:46.985 --> 00:19:48.387 Linus: "How do you guys only make that many videos?". 568 00:19:48.387 --> 00:19:50.389 Elijah: "How'd you guys get five computers done in five hours?" 569 00:19:50.389 --> 00:19:51.456 Elijah: "I'd do that in four minutes". 570 00:19:51.823 --> 00:19:57.095 Linus: Okay, I actually have to admit that you might not be crazy right now. 571 00:19:58.530 --> 00:20:00.766 Linus: I just, I need a better angle on this here. 572 00:20:02.034 --> 00:20:06.271 Okay; so yeah, I think I've got to remove this screw. 573 00:20:07.039 --> 00:20:08.273 Linus: I've got a feeling. 574 00:20:08.273 --> 00:20:11.777 Tony: That tonight's gonna be a good night. 575 00:20:11.977 --> 00:20:15.047 Linus: That tonight's gonna be a demonetized night. 576 00:20:18.750 --> 00:20:20.419 Elijah: We don't need ad revenue, we have a sponsor. 577 00:20:20.452 --> 00:20:21.553 Linus: Yeah, who needs ad revenue? 578 00:20:21.620 --> 00:20:22.020 Tony: Yeah. 579 00:20:22.054 --> 00:20:23.622 Linus: Ad revenue's for chumps. 580 00:20:24.256 --> 00:20:27.292 Elijah: 13% of our yearly income, pff. 581 00:20:28.827 --> 00:20:29.795 Linus: I don't even want it. 582 00:20:30.796 --> 00:20:31.396 Elijah: Can I have it? 583 00:20:32.931 --> 00:20:33.398 Linus: No. 584 00:20:33.699 --> 00:20:38.437 Linus: F***, I forget how to do this. 585 00:20:38.570 --> 00:20:40.973 Tony: Hey, Linus; when you're building a computer you typically want to... 586 00:20:40.973 --> 00:20:43.709 Linus: Hey, Anthony; when you're interrupting me, it's hard to think. 587 00:20:44.810 --> 00:20:45.510 Linus: Sorry, what? 588 00:20:46.111 --> 00:20:47.646 Tony: You want to present to the camera. 589 00:20:49.114 --> 00:20:50.415 Linus: Oh, he was being an a**hole. 590 00:20:50.449 --> 00:20:52.884 Linus: Okay, now I don't actually feel bad about interrupting him. 591 00:20:54.486 --> 00:20:56.722 Tony: First instinct is often the best instinct. 592 00:20:58.223 --> 00:20:59.758 Elijah: We also have an hour 20, so... 593 00:20:59.758 --> 00:21:00.626 Linus: You have an hour 20. 594 00:21:00.726 --> 00:21:02.794 Elijah: Okay; f*** me then. 595 00:21:02.794 --> 00:21:05.197 Tony: You know when you made a backpack, 596 00:21:05.197 --> 00:21:07.399 there were gonna be Dora references in the future, right? 597 00:21:08.100 --> 00:21:10.836 Linus: No, I actually don't think I took that for granted. 598 00:21:12.504 --> 00:21:14.072 Linus: Dora was not my childhood. 599 00:21:14.539 --> 00:21:16.975 Tony: Nor was it mine, but it is fun to- 600 00:21:16.975 --> 00:21:17.876 Linus: Is it your adulthood? 601 00:21:18.477 --> 00:21:19.811 Tony: No, not really either. 602 00:21:19.911 --> 00:21:21.847 Tony: It's just out there. 603 00:21:21.847 --> 00:21:22.781 Linus: Dude, you never know; 604 00:21:22.848 --> 00:21:26.318 maybe Dora is one of those kids shows that adults get super into. 605 00:21:26.351 --> 00:21:28.053 Like, My Little Pony Friendship is Magic. 606 00:21:28.086 --> 00:21:28.687 Tony: Yep. 607 00:21:28.920 --> 00:21:29.755 Tony: That's- 608 00:21:29.755 --> 00:21:31.023 Linus: Favorite pony, go. 609 00:21:31.189 --> 00:21:31.790 Tony: Rarity. 610 00:21:33.258 --> 00:21:34.393 Linus: Really? You're that shallow. 611 00:21:34.493 --> 00:21:34.893 Tony: Yes. 612 00:21:35.027 --> 00:21:36.428 Tony: No, no! 613 00:21:36.895 --> 00:21:44.803 Tony: Alright, I'm tapping into a part of my life that I'm no longer associated with, 614 00:21:44.836 --> 00:21:48.540 but shoutout to the real ones; you know who you are. 615 00:21:49.608 --> 00:21:50.342 Tony: Uh... 616 00:21:50.909 --> 00:21:51.510 Linus: What? 617 00:21:51.677 --> 00:21:52.177 Tony: They're- 618 00:21:52.644 --> 00:21:56.114 Tony: Like, what you don't know is that I actually had 619 00:21:56.114 --> 00:22:01.720 a very robust social life in the pony community. 620 00:22:01.720 --> 00:22:02.854 I was going to like three- 621 00:22:02.854 --> 00:22:04.623 Linus: You have a ponytail, I assumed. 622 00:22:04.656 --> 00:22:06.291 Tony: It's not a ponytail; 623 00:22:06.291 --> 00:22:09.161 it is like up and away because there is humidity in here. 624 00:22:09.161 --> 00:22:09.728 Linus: Mmm. 625 00:22:09.828 --> 00:22:10.228 Tony: Yeah. 626 00:22:10.228 --> 00:22:14.599 Tony: But no, like back in the day I was in it with like the pony crew. 627 00:22:14.599 --> 00:22:16.401 I was going to like four cons a year. 628 00:22:16.735 --> 00:22:18.103 Linus: Yeah; you mean brony of course. 629 00:22:18.403 --> 00:22:19.438 Tony: Yes, that is the term. 630 00:22:22.307 --> 00:22:23.775 Tony: Like I said, I used to host a podcast. 631 00:22:23.775 --> 00:22:24.376 Linus: Yeah, no, I- 632 00:22:24.643 --> 00:22:25.777 Elijah: Applejack's the best, by the way. 633 00:22:25.777 --> 00:22:27.546 Linus: Dude, I'm not criticizing. 634 00:22:27.646 --> 00:22:28.914 Tony: It's an okay opinion to have. 635 00:22:28.980 --> 00:22:30.782 Linus: I'm not criticizing. 636 00:22:30.782 --> 00:22:33.985 Linus: Look, look, I've seen every episode of the show at least once; 637 00:22:33.985 --> 00:22:36.788 some as many as like half a dozen times. 638 00:22:36.888 --> 00:22:39.157 Tony: Everything except for the last season for me; 639 00:22:39.624 --> 00:22:40.525 just never got around to it. 640 00:22:41.626 --> 00:22:43.028 Linus: I don't know if I ever saw the last season. 641 00:22:43.362 --> 00:22:45.397 Tony: Yeah, something, something, something; twilight gets old. 642 00:22:45.397 --> 00:22:47.065 Linus: Something, something; the university, I don't know. 643 00:22:47.165 --> 00:22:47.733 Tony: Oh! 644 00:22:47.733 --> 00:22:49.968 Linus: As soon as there was a university or an academy or something, 645 00:22:49.968 --> 00:22:50.602 Linus: I kind of turned out. 646 00:22:50.602 --> 00:22:52.671 Tony: LaMarr, what's his name? The voice of brain from... 647 00:22:52.671 --> 00:22:53.205 Linus: Phil LaMarr? 648 00:22:54.306 --> 00:22:57.576 Tony: No... yes? The voice of brain from Pinky and the Brain. 649 00:22:57.576 --> 00:22:59.945 Linus: Yeah, the voice of Hermes from Futurama. 650 00:23:00.045 --> 00:23:00.846 Tony: Exactly. 651 00:23:00.846 --> 00:23:01.146 Linus: Yeah. 652 00:23:01.246 --> 00:23:01.713 Tony: Yeah. 653 00:23:01.913 --> 00:23:02.347 Linus: Yeah. 654 00:23:02.347 --> 00:23:02.781 Tony: We get it. 655 00:23:02.781 --> 00:23:03.615 Elijah: You know what voice I'm hearing? 656 00:23:03.682 --> 00:23:04.783 Elijah: Put the power supply on the computer. 657 00:23:06.451 --> 00:23:07.953 Elijah: We have an hour and ten minutes, you guys. 658 00:23:07.953 --> 00:23:09.588 Linus: You didn't ask, but I'm an Applejack boy too. 659 00:23:09.688 --> 00:23:10.222 Tony: That's fair. 660 00:23:11.056 --> 00:23:11.890 Linus: Oh boy. 661 00:23:13.859 --> 00:23:15.260 Linus: No, your computer's gonna be fine. 662 00:23:16.561 --> 00:23:19.398 If I break it, I will make sure that we deal with it. 663 00:23:20.432 --> 00:23:21.366 Tony: Understood. 664 00:23:21.400 --> 00:23:22.534 Linus: If you break it, you're on your own. 665 00:23:22.567 --> 00:23:25.804 Elijah: You noticed how he said, "if I break it, we will deal with it"; 666 00:23:25.904 --> 00:23:27.506 because it won't be him who deals with it. 667 00:23:27.506 --> 00:23:29.574 Linus: Yes, comrade; our problem. 668 00:23:30.442 --> 00:23:33.745 Tony: Did you put this cable comb on here already? 669 00:23:33.745 --> 00:23:34.446 Tony: The color's C. 670 00:23:34.446 --> 00:23:35.147 Linus: Okay. 671 00:23:35.247 --> 00:23:38.817 Linus: Do we have two front USB-C connectors on this motherboard? 672 00:23:39.651 --> 00:23:40.318 Linus: We do! 673 00:23:41.052 --> 00:23:41.753 Tony: I'll take your word for it. 674 00:23:41.753 --> 00:23:42.654 Linus: Glory B! 675 00:23:43.889 --> 00:23:44.589 Elijah: No, C. 676 00:23:46.024 --> 00:23:46.491 Linus: Nice. 677 00:23:46.491 --> 00:23:47.159 Andrew` l : That was good, yeah. 678 00:23:47.159 --> 00:23:47.893 Linus: Nice. 679 00:23:48.293 --> 00:23:51.496 Linus: Oh, that was quality; quality jokemanship. 680 00:23:51.897 --> 00:23:55.667 Linus: So do adult men who like My Little Pony consider brony a derogatory term? 681 00:23:55.667 --> 00:23:58.770 Tony: You know, it really was up to the individual 682 00:23:58.770 --> 00:24:02.107 as a lot of labels back in the day account for. 683 00:24:02.841 --> 00:24:04.309 Tony: Do you want me to like hold on to this while you're- 684 00:24:04.309 --> 00:24:05.010 Linus: Nah, you can plug it in. 685 00:24:06.011 --> 00:24:06.778 Tony: USB, cool. 686 00:24:08.880 --> 00:24:11.917 Tony: You know, it wasn't like a big problem; 687 00:24:12.784 --> 00:24:15.520 because obviously it was just an identifier thing back in the day. 688 00:24:16.087 --> 00:24:17.823 Linus: Is there a secret handshake? 689 00:24:18.023 --> 00:24:18.390 Tony: No. 690 00:24:18.490 --> 00:24:20.192 Linus: Like I enjoyed the show, but you know, 691 00:24:20.192 --> 00:24:23.929 I never really partook in the community; 692 00:24:23.929 --> 00:24:27.966 so is it like, do you like draw half of a pony in the sand? 693 00:24:27.999 --> 00:24:30.435 And then if the other person draws half of a pony, 694 00:24:30.469 --> 00:24:31.703 like you can talk about it or? 695 00:24:31.736 --> 00:24:36.341 Tony: No; because then the sand will just wash away. 696 00:24:37.375 --> 00:24:39.044 Linus: Do you know the reference though? 697 00:24:40.078 --> 00:24:43.715 That's the Jesus fish, that's the origin of the Jesus fish. 698 00:24:43.748 --> 00:24:46.718 Linus: Is when you're talking to someone casually in conversation, 699 00:24:46.718 --> 00:24:49.988 Linus: you draw half of a fish and if they draw the other half of the fish, 700 00:24:49.988 --> 00:24:51.289 Linus: then you're safe to talk about it. 701 00:24:51.289 --> 00:24:51.823 Tony: Yeah, I- 702 00:24:51.823 --> 00:24:54.893 Linus: I was just, I wasn't- It wasn't a serious question. 703 00:24:54.926 --> 00:24:57.162 Tony: No, I mean but it was like back in the day 704 00:24:57.162 --> 00:24:58.997 that it wasn't something I didn't know. 705 00:24:58.997 --> 00:24:59.564 Linus: What do you have? 706 00:24:59.698 --> 00:25:01.199 Linus: No, no, I poked that through the other side. 707 00:25:01.199 --> 00:25:02.067 Tony: Oh, I thought it had to go over here. 708 00:25:02.067 --> 00:25:02.501 Linus: Did I not? 709 00:25:02.534 --> 00:25:03.235 Tony: No, you did. 710 00:25:03.235 --> 00:25:03.702 Linus: Oh, yeah, yeah. 711 00:25:04.302 --> 00:25:06.671 Tony: I undid- Why are there so many switches on the board? 712 00:25:07.372 --> 00:25:08.106 Linus: Uh, I don't know. 713 00:25:08.106 --> 00:25:10.108 Tony: For like hardcore LN2 people? 714 00:25:10.108 --> 00:25:14.012 Linus: In case you can afford an $800 motherboard, but not a case. 715 00:25:15.780 --> 00:25:17.716 Tony: Oh yeah, test benches and whatnot. 716 00:25:17.716 --> 00:25:19.518 Linus: That's the main thing, yes; yeah. 717 00:25:23.221 --> 00:25:25.690 Linus: Okay, cool. 718 00:25:25.690 --> 00:25:28.159 Tony: Computer, GPU, everything else. 719 00:25:28.193 --> 00:25:29.394 Linus: Dude, this is coming together. 720 00:25:30.328 --> 00:25:31.263 Linus: Kronk style. 721 00:25:32.931 --> 00:25:33.498 Tony: Wrong lever? 722 00:25:33.598 --> 00:25:36.935 Linus: Most underrated Disney movie at release. 723 00:25:37.068 --> 00:25:37.969 Tony: To be fair, yes. 724 00:25:38.336 --> 00:25:38.603 Linus: Okay. 725 00:25:38.603 --> 00:25:38.970 Tony: Agreed. 726 00:25:38.970 --> 00:25:40.005 Linus: We can agree on that. 727 00:25:40.038 --> 00:25:40.672 Tony: Agreed. 728 00:25:41.606 --> 00:25:42.440 Linus: Kronk's new groove? 729 00:25:43.241 --> 00:25:43.808 Tony: Never saw it. 730 00:25:43.808 --> 00:25:45.210 Linus: No, I mean me neither. 731 00:25:45.210 --> 00:25:47.178 Elijah: I was just gonna say that's a crazy plot twist. 732 00:25:50.448 --> 00:25:51.082 Tony: Alright. 733 00:25:53.652 --> 00:25:56.454 Linus: So that's something that anyone with taste can agree on. 734 00:25:57.188 --> 00:25:58.757 Linus: A diseased looking build. 735 00:26:00.492 --> 00:26:06.431 Linus: See, why is sick okay? But like an ill is also good. 736 00:26:06.598 --> 00:26:07.032 Tony: Fat. 737 00:26:07.165 --> 00:26:08.366 Linus: But not diseased. 738 00:26:10.435 --> 00:26:11.736 Tony: We could work on that. 739 00:26:11.736 --> 00:26:14.539 Linus: Plagued, this build will be plagued. 740 00:26:14.639 --> 00:26:16.942 Elijah: I think a lot of people died to a plague, so that's probably why. 741 00:26:17.042 --> 00:26:20.412 Linus: A lot of people died from sickness, too; and yet sickness is cool. 742 00:26:20.412 --> 00:26:21.046 Tony: I'm getting down with it. 743 00:26:21.046 --> 00:26:21.980 Elijah: We're down with it, dude. 744 00:26:22.247 --> 00:26:23.982 Linus: We're down with- Did you say it already? 745 00:26:23.982 --> 00:26:25.016 Elijah: Yeah, I just said it. 746 00:26:25.016 --> 00:26:25.850 Tony: I think we said it at the same time. 747 00:26:25.850 --> 00:26:28.453 Linus: Damn it; you guys were both ahead of me on that one. 748 00:26:29.054 --> 00:26:29.621 Linus: Dang it! 749 00:26:31.022 --> 00:26:31.957 Tony: Where no one ever looks. 750 00:26:35.827 --> 00:26:38.129 Tony: Alright, there we go. 751 00:26:38.263 --> 00:26:39.130 Linus: There it is, alright. 752 00:26:39.264 --> 00:26:39.898 Tony: There we go. 753 00:26:40.465 --> 00:26:41.600 Linus: One moment, please. 754 00:26:42.300 --> 00:26:44.970 Linus: This support brace will not work. 755 00:26:45.937 --> 00:26:47.138 Tony: Because it goes straight into the fan? 756 00:26:47.138 --> 00:26:49.808 Linus: It goes right into the fan, that fan will not spin; 757 00:26:50.208 --> 00:26:52.611 so that's okay, I think there's a plan for that. 758 00:26:52.644 --> 00:26:54.279 I think that's what this brace is for, 759 00:26:54.279 --> 00:26:55.614 but it means the card has to come out. 760 00:26:55.614 --> 00:26:55.914 Tony: Cool. 761 00:26:56.314 --> 00:26:58.516 Tony: You want to hit the little flippy switch thingy on the inside, 762 00:26:58.516 --> 00:26:59.718 or is this one of those weird pull out? 763 00:26:59.718 --> 00:27:01.987 Linus: Oh, no! Really? 764 00:27:03.588 --> 00:27:08.426 Linus: On such a fancy board, this one doesn't have the button. 765 00:27:09.961 --> 00:27:10.295 Right? 766 00:27:10.462 --> 00:27:11.663 Linus: Oh, there's no button. 767 00:27:12.163 --> 00:27:13.965 Linus: Oh, yeah. 768 00:27:13.999 --> 00:27:14.666 Okay. 769 00:27:15.333 --> 00:27:17.268 Linus: Is there a- Oh, there's a flathead. 770 00:27:17.502 --> 00:27:21.640 Alright; or as I call them, the mangler. 771 00:27:23.608 --> 00:27:25.210 Tony: He says the mangler as he's about- 772 00:27:25.210 --> 00:27:25.877 Linus: Okay, go ahead. 773 00:27:25.877 --> 00:27:26.611 Tony: Okay, pulley? 774 00:27:26.611 --> 00:27:30.415 Linus: Yeah, well I've definitely put a flathead screwdriver into a motherboard before. 775 00:27:31.950 --> 00:27:32.684 Linus: Okay. 776 00:27:33.618 --> 00:27:37.188 Tony: Couldn't be any worse than, who was it? Sarah? 777 00:27:37.756 --> 00:27:40.225 Linus: Mmmm, that was an uncomfortable thing to witness. 778 00:27:40.625 --> 00:27:42.560 Tony: Just the reaction. 779 00:27:45.230 --> 00:27:48.333 Linus: I'm thinking we come up and over for the GPU power connector? 780 00:27:48.333 --> 00:27:49.868 Tony: Hey, I'm down. 781 00:27:51.269 --> 00:27:52.170 Linus: I'm up and over. 782 00:27:52.637 --> 00:27:54.239 Tony: Then I'm down and under, man. 783 00:27:54.372 --> 00:27:57.375 Tony: You know what!? There are rules on how we do our toilet paper in this house. 784 00:28:00.111 --> 00:28:00.578 Linus: But... 785 00:28:00.979 --> 00:28:02.347 Tony: Yes, that's where toilet paper goes. 786 00:28:02.380 --> 00:28:04.282 Linus: Are you a cat owner house or no? 787 00:28:04.949 --> 00:28:06.017 Tony: Not anymore, I'm not. 788 00:28:06.051 --> 00:28:07.385 Linus: Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. 789 00:28:07.385 --> 00:28:07.686 Tony: Yeah. 790 00:28:07.686 --> 00:28:11.322 Linus: It does impact the correct way to put on the toilet paper roll, though. 791 00:28:12.323 --> 00:28:12.857 Tony: But- 792 00:28:12.991 --> 00:28:16.428 Linus: The patent, the original patent drawing has it coming over and down; 793 00:28:16.428 --> 00:28:20.398 but if you're a cat owner, you know that they're just gonna go like this 794 00:28:20.498 --> 00:28:21.900 and you gotta do it the other way. 795 00:28:22.000 --> 00:28:22.734 Tony: That's what they do. 796 00:33:52.630 --> 00:33:54.132 Tony: Why do you have so many stairs? 797 00:33:56.200 --> 00:33:59.470 Tony: It's stairs to get to writer's den, it's stairs to get to the workshop, 798 00:33:59.504 --> 00:34:00.671 it's stairs to get to whatever. 799 00:34:00.872 --> 00:34:02.306 Linus: It's not an ideal layout. 800 00:34:02.673 --> 00:34:03.041 Tony: It's- 801 00:34:03.041 --> 00:34:06.177 Linus: We acquired pieces of building over time. 802 00:34:06.277 --> 00:34:07.812 Tony: It's stairs to go to the bathroom. 803 00:34:08.513 --> 00:34:14.085 Linus: Okay; so this is the part where you pick a handle, selector ring, 804 00:34:14.185 --> 00:34:17.121 as well as a... oh f***, what do we call this? 805 00:34:17.388 --> 00:34:17.922 Kyle: Accent ring. 806 00:34:18.022 --> 00:34:18.689 Linus: Accent ring. 807 00:34:19.390 --> 00:34:19.891 Tony: Hey boss. 808 00:34:20.691 --> 00:34:21.359 Tony: I'm Tony. 809 00:34:21.492 --> 00:34:22.060 Kyle: I'm Kyle. 810 00:34:22.260 --> 00:34:22.860 Tony: Rig reboot. 811 00:34:23.361 --> 00:34:23.861 Linus: You can get any... 812 00:34:23.995 --> 00:34:25.096 Kyle: Oh! We do that here. 813 00:34:25.129 --> 00:34:28.633 Linus: You can have any color of handle, accent ring, selector ring, 814 00:34:28.633 --> 00:34:32.804 and end cap that you wish; out of the ones we have in stock still. 815 00:34:33.471 --> 00:34:33.938 Tony: Right. 816 00:34:34.772 --> 00:34:35.640 Kyle: I think that's old colors. 817 00:34:35.740 --> 00:34:36.441 Linus: Help yourself. 818 00:34:36.574 --> 00:34:37.275 Tony: Yes, of course. 819 00:34:37.408 --> 00:34:38.576 Tony: My colors- 820 00:34:38.676 --> 00:34:39.677 Linus: But here's the thing; 821 00:34:40.211 --> 00:34:44.449 I've brought something special that I assume you are probably going to choose. 822 00:34:46.017 --> 00:34:46.584 Kyle: Oh. 823 00:34:49.020 --> 00:34:51.255 Kyle: This is why we can't have nice things, Linus. 824 00:34:51.489 --> 00:34:53.191 Linus: But these are the nicest things. 825 00:34:53.291 --> 00:34:54.125 Tony: Thank you; 826 00:34:54.225 --> 00:35:00.298 I appreciate the possibility of having a limited print of one cool retro purple. 827 00:35:00.298 --> 00:35:01.466 Linus: Oh, that's one of two. 828 00:35:01.566 --> 00:35:03.401 Like, it's more than limited. 829 00:35:03.501 --> 00:35:05.236 Tony: Not, not like for the mass public. 830 00:35:05.236 --> 00:35:06.003 Linus: Is that okay to give them that? 831 00:35:06.304 --> 00:35:08.139 Kyle: Yeah; that was just samples anyway. 832 00:35:08.673 --> 00:35:10.141 Um, it's the same plastic; 833 00:35:10.174 --> 00:35:13.411 we just found colorant that works with it and made purple. 834 00:35:13.444 --> 00:35:14.612 Linus: Alright; thanks, Kyle. 835 00:35:14.612 --> 00:35:15.279 Linus: Talk to you later. 836 00:35:15.279 --> 00:35:19.383 Linus: I don't think we have any of the like, cream retro caps. 837 00:35:19.717 --> 00:35:21.152 Oh, yeah; In fact, there aren't any. 838 00:35:21.586 --> 00:35:25.356 We do have purple, we have black, we have pink. 839 00:35:25.790 --> 00:35:27.258 Tony: What would be the most Super Nintendo? 840 00:35:28.493 --> 00:35:31.229 Linus: Uh, well the most Super Nintendo would be our retro driver; 841 00:35:31.229 --> 00:35:33.431 which is EOL, and we don't have any of the parts for, so... 842 00:35:33.531 --> 00:35:34.899 Tony: Fair; fair point. 843 00:35:34.999 --> 00:35:35.933 Linus: So, rec. 844 00:35:36.033 --> 00:35:36.767 Tony: So- 845 00:35:36.834 --> 00:35:39.470 Linus: And besides, clear purple was more N64 anyway. 846 00:35:39.604 --> 00:35:41.205 Tony: Fair; fair point. 847 00:35:41.305 --> 00:35:44.275 Linus: I feel like trying to go for a match and it not matching 848 00:35:44.275 --> 00:35:46.711 is worse than not trying to go for a match. 849 00:35:46.811 --> 00:35:49.514 He grabbed a purple solid one, and I just really... 850 00:35:50.248 --> 00:35:51.682 Linus: I don't know if I vibe with that. 851 00:35:51.782 --> 00:35:54.585 Tony: No; and having worked in a suit store, 852 00:35:54.719 --> 00:35:58.923 I agree having match on match is definitely not the best idea. 853 00:36:00.491 --> 00:36:01.692 Tony: Black on purple is fine. 854 00:36:01.826 --> 00:36:02.360 Linus: Okay. 855 00:36:02.426 --> 00:36:04.829 Tony: Gives it a 90s Nickelodeon Gak vibe. 856 00:36:05.463 --> 00:36:06.697 Linus: Nice; I remember Gak. 857 00:36:06.797 --> 00:36:07.598 Tony: Heck yeah, bro. 858 00:36:07.598 --> 00:36:08.065 Linus: Heck yeah. 859 00:36:08.065 --> 00:36:09.600 Linus: You still have to pick two more parts. 860 00:36:09.700 --> 00:36:12.336 Tony: Right; so, the accent ring... 861 00:36:12.503 --> 00:36:12.870 Linus: Yes. 862 00:36:12.870 --> 00:36:14.305 Tony: and the cap, right? 863 00:36:14.372 --> 00:36:17.942 So, I've already got the neon green bottom cap. 864 00:36:18.009 --> 00:36:20.144 Might as well go with green accent rings. 865 00:36:20.244 --> 00:36:21.445 Linus: You'll need a selector ring. 866 00:36:21.512 --> 00:36:21.779 Tony: Cool. 867 00:36:21.779 --> 00:36:24.048 Linus: So, there's a black selector ring; I'm assuming that's where we're headed. 868 00:36:24.148 --> 00:36:26.584 Tony: Right; because I feel like having green on green- 869 00:36:26.584 --> 00:36:28.052 Linus: Oh, wait; green, ooh. 870 00:36:28.686 --> 00:36:31.222 Linus: I leave it to you, I leave it to you. 871 00:36:31.222 --> 00:36:33.624 Tony: How close are these again? Are they like right on each other? 872 00:36:33.624 --> 00:36:35.993 Linus: I think they should be very close, they're shooting the same plastics. 873 00:36:35.993 --> 00:36:40.431 Tony: I don't- Not close as in close in color, but close in proximity. 874 00:36:40.431 --> 00:36:41.332 Linus: Right next to each other. 875 00:36:41.365 --> 00:36:41.966 Tony: Right next to each other. 876 00:36:41.999 --> 00:36:42.934 Tony: I think I'll go with black. 877 00:36:42.967 --> 00:36:43.434 Linus: Okay. 878 00:36:43.901 --> 00:36:47.538 Tony: Because at least the green will sandwich the cool clear purple. 879 00:36:47.572 --> 00:36:47.905 Linus: Cool. 880 00:36:47.939 --> 00:36:49.740 Tony: And the black will finish it off. 881 00:36:49.740 --> 00:36:53.811 Linus: Okay; well, you can kind of... You can kind of check it. 882 00:36:53.945 --> 00:36:55.213 Linus: Yeah, just put that on there. 883 00:36:55.213 --> 00:36:57.481 Yep, there you go; and you can just kind of put that on there, 884 00:36:57.481 --> 00:36:59.383 so that's what you're going to end up with. 885 00:36:59.450 --> 00:37:01.519 Linus: Okay, hear me out though; hear me out. 886 00:37:01.519 --> 00:37:02.053 Tony: Yeah. 887 00:37:02.620 --> 00:37:03.287 Tony: I don't hate it. 888 00:37:03.754 --> 00:37:04.689 Elijah: Black beauty ring? 889 00:37:04.822 --> 00:37:06.190 Elijah: Yeah, throw a curve ball in there. 890 00:37:06.390 --> 00:37:06.791 Tony: Yeah, man. 891 00:37:07.525 --> 00:37:08.926 Elijah: Orange accent ring! 892 00:37:10.161 --> 00:37:11.062 Tony: For the LTT. 893 00:37:12.063 --> 00:37:13.030 Elijah: It's up to you, it's your screwdriver. 894 00:37:13.030 --> 00:37:13.931 Linus: I mean, we can look at it if you want. 895 00:37:14.832 --> 00:37:15.399 Tony: Nope. 896 00:37:15.833 --> 00:37:16.334 Linus: Yeah. 897 00:37:16.500 --> 00:37:16.968 Tony: Yeah, nah. 898 00:37:17.768 --> 00:37:18.202 Tony: I don't mind it. 899 00:37:19.904 --> 00:37:20.638 Elijah: I think it looks good. 900 00:37:22.607 --> 00:37:23.040 Tony: Yeah? 901 00:37:23.641 --> 00:37:24.742 Tony: You all agree? We're good? 902 00:37:24.842 --> 00:37:25.676 Elijah: It's your screwdriver. 903 00:37:25.710 --> 00:37:26.844 Linus: I think that's pretty sick, but it's- 904 00:37:26.877 --> 00:37:27.845 Tony: Well, technically it's... 905 00:37:27.979 --> 00:37:28.813 Linus: Your screwdriver. 906 00:37:28.879 --> 00:37:31.716 Tony: Linus Media Group's screwdriver, and- 907 00:37:32.116 --> 00:37:33.784 Linus: It's our screwdriver, comrade. 908 00:37:33.784 --> 00:37:34.652 Tony: Comrade! 909 00:37:34.986 --> 00:37:36.988 Tony: Rossiya svyash... 910 00:37:36.988 --> 00:37:37.488 Elijah: Okay. 911 00:37:39.890 --> 00:37:41.892 Elijah: No, no, no; Russians, people hate them right now. 912 00:37:43.995 --> 00:37:45.930 Linus: I don't know why I thought he'd vibe with that, 913 00:37:45.963 --> 00:37:48.032 but I... I had a feeling. 914 00:37:48.132 --> 00:37:50.234 Tony: Yeah; and it's not a Russia reference. 915 00:37:50.368 --> 00:37:53.170 It's a Girls und Panzer reference, okay? 916 00:37:53.204 --> 00:37:54.305 Tony: Oh, okay; so... 917 00:37:54.305 --> 00:37:55.172 Sebastian: Put it down there. 918 00:37:55.172 --> 00:37:56.107 Tony: Put it down there. 919 00:37:56.807 --> 00:37:58.009 Sebastian: You're gonna have to lift this up. 920 00:37:58.042 --> 00:37:58.409 Tony: Okay. 921 00:37:58.809 --> 00:37:59.176 Linus: Okay. 922 00:37:59.810 --> 00:38:00.578 Tony: And then just give her? 923 00:38:00.578 --> 00:38:02.680 Linus: Did you line it up? Did you line the thing up? 924 00:38:02.847 --> 00:38:03.247 Sebastian: Yep. 925 00:38:03.281 --> 00:38:04.181 Linus: Okay, okay, okay. 926 00:38:04.181 --> 00:38:04.782 Sebastian: It's self aligned. 927 00:38:05.416 --> 00:38:05.850 Linus: Okay. 928 00:38:08.719 --> 00:38:09.186 Tony: Cool. 929 00:38:10.288 --> 00:38:10.655 Sebastian: Yep. 930 00:38:10.921 --> 00:38:11.255 Tony: Yeah? 931 00:38:11.322 --> 00:38:11.889 Sebastian: Yep, that's it. 932 00:38:11.889 --> 00:38:12.189 Tony: Alright. 933 00:38:12.790 --> 00:38:13.658 Sebastian: Bring it back up, there we go. 934 00:38:13.658 --> 00:38:14.625 Linus: Kind of anticlimactic. 935 00:38:15.760 --> 00:38:16.260 Tony: You're- 936 00:38:16.727 --> 00:38:19.397 Linus: People really enjoyed the heck out of this at LTX, though. 937 00:38:19.530 --> 00:38:22.033 Like, actually pressing together their own screwdriver. 938 00:38:22.033 --> 00:38:25.002 Linus: Dude, it cost us a fortune to have that set up, right? 939 00:38:25.036 --> 00:38:25.736 Kyle: Uh, we... 940 00:38:25.836 --> 00:38:27.638 Sebastian: Yeah, then this one you're gonna feed in this way. 941 00:38:27.638 --> 00:38:29.106 Linus: Well, yes. 942 00:38:29.507 --> 00:38:30.141 Tony: So, like this one? 943 00:38:30.141 --> 00:38:31.042 Kyle: Yes, it did. 944 00:38:31.142 --> 00:38:32.943 Kyle: In the amount of hours... 945 00:38:32.943 --> 00:38:33.511 Tony: Need the cap. 946 00:38:33.511 --> 00:38:35.446 Kyle: ...and stuff; yeah, it took a bit. 947 00:38:36.113 --> 00:38:36.914 Elijah: Does it not need a lube anymore? 948 00:38:36.914 --> 00:38:37.515 Tony: *Unintelligible* 949 00:38:39.383 --> 00:38:40.951 Kyle: I think they might be pre lubed; if it's not I can fix it post- 950 00:38:40.985 --> 00:38:42.019 Tony: Everything I make is stuck in blender. 951 00:38:42.286 --> 00:38:42.787 Tony: Okay. 952 00:38:44.121 --> 00:38:44.522 Linus: Go for it. 953 00:38:45.723 --> 00:38:46.057 Tony: Alright. 954 00:38:47.591 --> 00:38:48.059 Linus: Okay. 955 00:38:48.059 --> 00:38:48.492 Kyle: You're good. 956 00:38:49.527 --> 00:38:50.127 Tony: Until clicks. 957 00:38:50.127 --> 00:38:51.595 Linus: Alright, and there it is; show the camera. 958 00:38:51.962 --> 00:38:53.364 Tony: I made Evangelion. 959 00:38:55.933 --> 00:38:57.101 Linus: Back to the light. 960 00:38:57.101 --> 00:38:57.435 Sebastian: Yep. 961 00:38:57.435 --> 00:38:59.403 Kyle: I was gonna hold my comment, but yes. 962 00:39:00.037 --> 00:39:01.305 Tony: Why didn't you warn me!? 963 00:39:01.939 --> 00:39:04.809 Kyle: It's fun off to someone's done it to realize what they've done. 964 00:39:04.942 --> 00:39:06.444 Tony: Shinji, get in the screwdriver! 965 00:39:07.178 --> 00:39:08.846 Linus: It can't be disassembled, so- 966 00:39:08.946 --> 00:39:09.747 Tony: No, it's friction fit. 967 00:39:09.847 --> 00:39:10.848 Linus: And that's the one. 968 00:39:11.115 --> 00:39:11.549 Tony: Yep. 969 00:39:11.549 --> 00:39:12.116 Linus: Of those. 970 00:39:12.383 --> 00:39:13.684 Kyle: Yeah, these are pre lubed ones. 971 00:39:14.618 --> 00:39:15.419 Tony: For her pleasure? 972 00:39:16.654 --> 00:39:20.658 Linus: I mean, I... It has all kinds of microsurfaces and stuff. 973 00:39:20.658 --> 00:39:22.426 Tony: Yeah, no! Don't do that! 974 00:39:22.426 --> 00:39:24.161 Linus: You know someone's done it. 975 00:39:24.161 --> 00:39:24.862 Tony: Oh, God. 976 00:39:25.096 --> 00:39:25.696 Linus: And cut!