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i can't wait to show you guys this it's finally here my diamond play button

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you're probably thinking to yourself gee Linus you have like 13 million

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subscribers how did it take you so long to make a video about your time and play

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button that is because this is a diamond play button like no other diamond play

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button guys this is mother Linus tech tips

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this diamond play button is gonna have a pc in it

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vincero wants to give you a chance to buy stylish watches at affordable prices

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use the link in the description to get up to 30 off plus free shipping on your

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entire order for vincero's spring upgrade sale

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step one of building your very own diamond play button pc is of course

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getting a diamond play button the process is super simple all you have to

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do is get you 9 million hundred ninety nine thousand nine hundred and ninety

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nine of your friends to all subscribe to the same youtube channel then you

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request your reward from youtube directly and they send it in the mail by

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the way guys thanks for your help with that step two finding a pc that will fit

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in a diamond play button the x y dimensions actually not that hard to

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deal with but the z height is not that

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thick by the time you factor in cooling so we went with this Intel nook it's got

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support for an m.2 SSD up to two slots

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of sodium memory and this right here is a core i7 10 710u now going with 10th

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gen we do give up Intel's tiger lake xc graphics but what we gain in return is

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six cores and with this particular model the ability to go real fast if we can

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provide adequate cooling and the reality of it is guys is if we really wanted

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fast gaming performance out of this thing we would use an external GPU with

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Thunderbolt anyway so this feels like a great choice massive shout out by the

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way to simply nook for sending this thing over to us they do sell this and

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many different models of nooks usually they look more like computers than this

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so you'll have to check that out man the job they did on this thing is oh yeah

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it's beautiful like are these beveled edges oh yeah there's no sharp edges on

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there this is unreal craftsmanship but we'll get more into that later for now i

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want to show you guys how the pc goes in here so you see these four standoffs

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right here it's just going to go a little something like that and the

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reason that we want to lift the pc up off the bottom of the play button is

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because that's going to give us room to kind of jam our cables down there and

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also give us enough clearance to run our cooling over to this heatsink i o access

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is right there see that

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this is cool pretty much everything i'm showing you guys today by the way i am

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seeing for the first time because alex did this project almost entirely

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unsupervised so this appears to be my CPU cold plate yep and then these

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are presumably wow that's a snug boy fit

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isn't it i mean that's good for you know thermal transfer and all that but these

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are heat pipes oh okay so i'm gonna

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screw this onto the CPU then right well first you need to put all the heat pipes

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in and you asked for us to solder them i

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don't know if you still want to do that but we can how much work is it to solder

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them the thing about solder is that it needs to melt onto the surfaces that

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you're trying to bond and the thing about heat pipes is that it's designed

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to move heat away really fast so heating

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up a heat pipe enough at the point where you want to melt the solder without

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heating up the entire thing so much that it explodes

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is a bit of a tricky matter we've never really successfully done it before yeah

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we should be able to with that okay smooth flow solder paste slow temp may

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be possible let's do it before we actually put that in place though

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there's three more smaller heat pipes that we're going to use just to

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spread the heat out within our heat sink here so the idea here is that we've got

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heat pipes carrying the heat from the CPU transferring it to these heat pipes

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which spread it out in this heat sink now we probably could have gone fully

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passive but we're gonna add a fan too so this thing is going to perform like

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pretty amazing we hope it's never actually been fully assembled i've never

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soldered a heat pipe before basically just rough it up with a little bit of

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scotch brite is this kind of like a less is more situation or do you even know

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i'm not totally sure but you know that it flows at 138 degrees though and this

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is what people use for soldering heat pipes i'm sure that i'm doing this

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completely wrong uh it's what i was told

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by the internet yes here we go so

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i mean hey the good news is it's kind of like looby compared to before well no it

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goes in a little easier alex am i even sort of doing this the way you're

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supposed to because that would be really good to know like in the video where

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they told you to use this stuff did they at all show you how to put it on they

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kind of just put it on and put the heat pipes in well i definitely am doing that

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it didn't look like this okay i think

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i think they're in so theoretically this will melt and it will solder this to

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this oh wow look at it go holy i think it's working oh yeah damn i wish i'd

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applied it a little more cleanly but we won't really see this it shows on the

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flare that it's above 130 degrees celsius i guess that's as high as this

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goes i mean that looks pretty darn

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soldered to me if you want we can also try soldering in the other heat pipes

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since that seemed to work well but i think that'll take way longer yeah i

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think it might be okay though okay i think this is the coolest build we've

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done in a long time it's the Linus ego build i think that was the gold

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controller i'm gonna be like celery sticks you know kind of spreads like

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peanut butter too actually we're doing two things right now we're heating this

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up to melt our solder flux paste and

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then we're also heating it up so that we can push out the plastic or whatever

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it's made of diamond oh wait we like basically can't thermal image of this oh

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because it's too shiny yeah it's way too shiny you know what would be great is if

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we put a piece of tape on it or something because we really do kind of need to know how hot it is i think a

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little bit that i could see melted uh what's the temperature of the tape

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tape's 106 degrees so yeah you must be good let's also pop out the button like

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very soon don't touch this hey yep it's a little toasty okay

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oh it's out it is way deeper than i thought it was yeah that's one of the

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reasons that it was so hard to find a pc to fit in while i wait for this to cool

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down i can go ahead and remove this electrical tape oh

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it's leaving a nasty residue unfortunately we had no choice because

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in order for our thermal camera to be able to read the temperature of this

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reflective surface we had to put something non-reflective on it which

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actually leads into a really cool story how on earth did we see and see out a

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diamond play button without a cad model well you can't so we had to get one now

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the most obvious way to get one would be to ask youtube for it i mean they

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designed it so they should probably have it and they do but unfortunately

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youtube's lawyers would not allow our contact to send it to us for the

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purposes of modifying it to put a pc in so we had to 3d scan it which

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guys is no mean feat because the way 3d scanners work is they bounce light off

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of the object and then record it in order to you know get all of its shapes

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and curves and oh no this thing is a freaking mirror how do you 3d scan a

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curved mirror you give it to a professional so we enlisted the help of

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le mans designs in north vancouver and omid over there i don't know how he did

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it but it freaking worked and um great

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job guys this is the raw scan file how

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i don't even they should be cooled down now so we can test if these are in oh oh it's still

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hot but it okay ah balls does it do aluminum because it

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seems like it just didn't really adhere to the aluminum after further research

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it appears that our nc 191 lt50 solder

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paste is not ideal for aluminum and

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copper so we roughed up the aluminum again

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put a little bit more of it on this time and we're gonna see if we got a good

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joint otherwise we're gonna have to go to thermal paste or thermal epoxy

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actually i think it fell i think it uh wow bonded oh heck yeah

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well that cools there's two things that we can do we need to put i o in here

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this needs the chop yeah we're gonna just steal this epoxy it in here oh we

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need to solder the front panel connectors onto

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here where the hell is the power button you know well we kind of get to just put it wherever i want because the hole

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isn't drilled yet but you can go like here or here or here what do you want

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for colors i'm thinking i'll just do like a rainbow sure actually hey Linus

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yo i just realized something the uh wi-fi antennas are just hanging out in

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here should we take those out and put them in like a spot they might work uh

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yeah i would like to have wi-fi for the i o we didn't want to cut it into the

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actual play button because for one it's just difficult to cut in here and also

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like if you get it a little bit wrong you're kind of just screwed so instead

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uh story simply knock but the thing that you're sent to us is about to die

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and pencils down are you done yeah i'm just waiting for you at this point well

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i did a really good job i don't even need shrink wrap i think you should still put it on there okay just can you

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please appreciate that i did a good job and i probably don't need it i did a good job Linus i'm proud of you actually

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i just realized something we should probably add some like connectors or

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something to this because otherwise we're going to have to install this

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power button and that board at the same time it's going to suck oh i have an

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idea Linus we just take some of these male and female little pluggy chummies

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solder them onto there and solder them onto this so then when we want to put it

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together we just so really i soldered the wrong wires

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here though so i'm doing completely unnecessary soldering a wire to another

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wire well but now you can solder another wire to that wire and it'll be not that

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hard yeah just what i could have just cut off of those wires and then the

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connector would have already been on them yeah details okay so we now have to

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properly decide where this power button is going to go oh this is real final

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isn't it yeah oh that diamond cutout that looks so cool oh yeah it looks so

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sick especially with the fan underneath it where exactly do we want this so i

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don't know like here here you went up here i thought we said

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it was going to go down here how about like here here yeah sure uh

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see why do you ask me to pick and then tell me it's not a freaking option put

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it wherever the hell you want i don't care anymore that sounds good

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i like this

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that's a nice hole check this out we're freaking good to go boys oh god wow

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that's really tight that is actually a really cool tool that

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i have never seen before and i love it but you've never seen a deburring tool

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before okay that worked perfectly is this it do we assemble leds this is what

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we're using wait what let's light up your wonderful life and then we're using

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this what and the fan's also being powered by this wait what

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why because the nok only does 5 volt for

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fans and there wasn't a five volt fan that would fit in here correctly put it

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there tape it or hot glue it take the next one oh my god that's horrendous

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well we could also have done a completely custom solution this is faster yes there's only one way to know

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for sure if these strips will

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bond to cyanoacrylate that's to use my finger and try and stick it to it maybe

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you should double check with your hair too so what about we use this moment oh

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god that's a lot of ca i don't think ca sticks to aluminum fortunately we have

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this bond aid epoxy putty stick alex

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wouldn't let me handle this with no gloves it's not good for your skin so i

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just mush this up then yeah it should be a bit hot while i'm working on that is as good a time as any to talk about the

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actual design of the pc itself so what i'm holding in my hand as you can see is

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not made of metal this is a 3d printed

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mock-up so that we could do a test fit and also just kind of a general sanity

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check it's all fine and good for alex to create it in solidworks based on that 3d

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scan that we got but it's another one entirely to double check make sure the

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scan was actually freaking accurate and make sure that our components are going

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to fit so because our printer bed isn't big enough we printed it in two pieces

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and it was great so from there alex was able to send our

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file along with our diamond play button to a bloke named amish this kind of

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machining is very out of our depth at least for now but holy frank did amish

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do a great job of it using his dmg mori

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dmu-65 monoblock a 5-axis cnc machine

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with a whopping 46 horsepower spindle it

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could have made very quick work of this but believe it or not amish went out of

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his way to make the tool paths complicated so that the cutting would

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look extra sick on camera for all of y'all

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one unfortunate thing we learned while cutting though is that although the play

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button is made of aluminum and youtube actually told me that it is solid

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polished aluminum and nothing else it has actually been electroplated in

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copper and then chrome so what that meant was that no matter how much we

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polished the aluminum back panel we made it could never have the same super shiny

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surface finish as the rest of the play button i do think that the cut out

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diamond looks absolutely so good

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crap even this epoxy came off nothing sticks to these stupid things look it's

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not that we wanted to use double-sided tape so i wanted to use double-sided

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tape and tuck tape we didn't ask for this

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how freaking awesome does that look we don't

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actually need this much of this adhesive to keep the diamond in place but what

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we're doing is trying to ensure that we have a consistent look to this shiny

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piece that goes under it so we're covering the entire thing

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i see what you mean about it being hard to get it like centered

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oh jeez Linus you know what we're rolling with it alex so this is gonna go

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here we could like spend an hour cable managing this but i really don't think

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it serves much purpose are you sure this usb port has enough power for everything

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that plugs into it uh pretty sure i guess that's only six leds and a fan

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that should be fine yeah okay honestly i think we can just pressure

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fit that i'm down yeah like that's awesome that's not going anywhere in a

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perfect world i wouldn't use thermal pads for where we're crossing our heat

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pipes here but the truth is we don't know how well this is gonna work so at

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least this allows us to run the machine and

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validate the concept this thing's sick 32 gigs RAM well it's not perfect by any

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stretch i mean for extra credit we could have soldered to these little tiny usb

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headers and put like an RGB controller in it and stuff like that but honestly i

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am super happy with what i think is about to be the result are we ready to close

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it up i think so yeah fans in

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computers in the i o looks amazing oh my god that looks

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so sick man been planning this build since before we even had 10 million

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subscribers this is freaking incredible check out that i o david is that clean

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or what alex you did a great job of that that is custom built

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let's get hardware info up here gets in a bench up oh my god this is so

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freaking cool my computer is a play button and my play button is a computer

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okay we ready minimum test duration

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test for thermal throttling CPU multicore here we go are you rolling on

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this right now because our load temps

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are like 60 65 degrees mind you you know we're

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maxing out at like 2.85 gigahertz because this is a u-class processor but

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still come on it's a play button how quiet is it though

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it's whisper quiet oh my god this thing

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is so far beyond cool alex you

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did an amazing job on this this is

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nothing futs get it get it i don't even care that the jewel has a crack in it

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that just adds character at this point what i want to know is how much it'll

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turbo okay CPU single core man you could

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game on this puppy fine just fine we are

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getting four flippin gigahertz on it hold on a second

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no no no no hold on hold on don't turn that off yet we were hitting like four

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point three four point four four we we touched 4.5 for a second there i think

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there were some background like app updates that were hitting multiple cores

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man when this thing's gaming like external GPU or something it's gonna be

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a freaking beast i love it and you know what else i love i was gonna segue to

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our sponsor but first you guys i know it

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took a while for us to get this project done but thank you very much 10 million

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subscribers is an absolutely unbelievable accomplishment that we

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achieved a long time ago and we really appreciate everything that you guys do

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to make this possible and we also appreciate our sponsor the drop enter

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enthusiast class materials it's got an aluminum top plate with white leds so

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you can read the keys in dark conditions it's got double shot pbt keycaps and

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weighs in at 964 grams so it's heavy enough to stay in place on your desk but

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not so heavy that it's impossible to take with you on the go which you just

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might do thanks to its 10 keyless layout it's available in three colors with your

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choice of mechanical switches so don't wait buy it today at the link in the

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video description i feel like normally when people do their 10 million

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subscriber videos there's a lot of like soul searching and you know heartfelt

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talking at their audience but the truth is i think i already did enough of that for

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like four plus their apology videos so you guys

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can go watch that to see how i feel about

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all of that today it's just about being

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cool like that's a computer oh it's warm it's

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warm it's a warm boy