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So the basic premise of today's cooling experiments

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with Alex, I super don't know why this is here,

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is that the MacBook Pro 2018 does a pretty subpar job

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of keeping its Core i9 CPU cool,

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if you opted for the tricked-out Core i9 model.

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Well, we think we can fix that

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using the same cooling principles

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as we were able to fix the Razer Phone

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and its throttling while gaming with.

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That is to say, liquid metal cooling.

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But then there's also like a radiator and a reservoir

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and some laptop stands and some water blocks,

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so I have no idea what the is going on today.

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You pulled out all the stops,

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like there's two iFixit kits.

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Yeah.

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What are we doing?

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Oh, I actually just had a difficult time getting it open,

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so I thought that I might've stripped one of the screws,

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but it's actually just the P's and not the T's,

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so I was just an idiot.

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So step one of any cooling project is,

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wasn't me, rip open the device you're trying to cool.

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So I will take you up on one of these kits.

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These things are kind of nerve-wracking to open.

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Cause they're, how much is this one?

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Five grand?

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Six grand?

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Yeah, five grand-ish.

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You could like that.

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It looks so much easier in iFixit's video.

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How do they do that?

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Are you free?

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Yes.

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There we go.

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Beautiful.

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You can really tell what gives it the rigidity though.

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Yeah, that's pretty nice.

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Yes.

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Can I make a computer case

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out of a solid block of aluminum?

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Gorgeous.

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How many bits would you go through?

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So do you want to know my really bad idea

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that probably won't work?

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Sure.

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You want to water cool it.

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Yeah.

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I really don't know

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if this is a very good idea.

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I don't even see how the heat pipe comes off

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to be perfectly honest with you.

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Usually it's more apparent.

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You have to take the whole board off

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and the screws are on the other side.

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Okay, so what are we taking off?

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Track pad first, I think.

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Track pad out?

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How are we keeping track of all of this?

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I've been placing them in here.

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I will be back.

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So lower are these ones.

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Track pad upper are these ones.

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Track pad clippy chums.

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Also there's T4s and T5s in here.

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Yeah, that's fine.

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Let's draw the fans on there.

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There, is that pretty self-explanatory?

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Yep.

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It's got a bigger head.

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Ugh.

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Where'd those two come out of?

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It was right here and right here.

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Okay.

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What was the purpose of this screw being shorter?

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There's plenty of room for it to go further if it needed to.

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Oh, they're just a different screw.

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Yeah, different screw.

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I think you're drunk.

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I don't know how you're not getting it with the T4.

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It's T3.

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Do all of these have to come out?

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Yes.

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Oh my God.

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Yeah.

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Right?

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Oh my God.

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Is this yet?

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This is yet another different screw.

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Holy ballsack.

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So that's top left.

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And there's more screws underneath that.

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Oh wow.

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So this little thing hooks on a little thing here,

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then goes down.

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Why you do this?

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Perfection, Linus.

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I think this whole thing is a mistake.

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That's what I think.

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Now I just kind of want it to go back together and work.

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I think we're close.

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I'm starting to think we need to do away

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with the grand plans of water cooling

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and whatever this is though.

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But it would be so fun.

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Fun?

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Fun, yes.

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Are you having fun?

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How many types of screws does it take to get to the fun?

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16.

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I think we're just gonna have to peel off the adhesive.

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Uh.

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Something's holding.

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Oh, there must be a ribbon under there.

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Yeah. Are you for real?

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Yeah.

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Look.

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There's a ribbon right here.

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I just missed it because it's super small.

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There we go.

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Now we can probably lift it up this way.

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That's it.

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This is a royal pain in the ass.

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I actually feel legitimately very bad

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for people whose job is to fix MacBooks all day.

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That's their cooling solution?

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Yeah.

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No wonder the thing thermal throttles.

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How much does it even weigh?

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I actually want to know.

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Okay, nevermind why I have this thing.

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For your drugs?

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53.

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54-ish grams.

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By contrast, a desktop processor would get a cooling solution

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that weighs in the neighborhood of 1.2 kilos.

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That's a pretty excessive cooler, bud.

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Yeah, okay, that's true.

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I don't even think liquid metal is gonna solve this.

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No, it'll help.

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Like, that looks like some not great thermal paste.

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Well, we have to try.

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I mean, we don't have to try, but like, actually.

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We're Linus Tech Picks.

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We have to try?

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Yeah.

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So it's conformal coating time, then.

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Oh, wow, that's a lot.

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Can I help pick some of that up, or?

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Yeah, let's just spread that around.

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No components are dying here today.

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You can say with a straight face that they're not dying

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because they're dead already, or?

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We might want to get the heat gun out

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to have that dry a bit faster, though.

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Well, look at it this way.

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MG Chemicals says that you're supposed to do three coats,

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but we'll probably be fine with one.

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Really not how painting things on works.

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That moment when people are watching a video on YouTube,

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and they are literally watching us watch paint dry.

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So this is it. Liquid metal time.

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Yeah. Do you want to do it?

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Sure. I don't have a liquid metal.

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Hell yeah, brother.

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I'm gonna prime it.

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You wanna give them-

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I made that mistake last week.

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Why are you doing that over the board?

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You don't have a lot of time for this.

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It's like a ball of it.

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Oh, that's kind of sketch.

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Yeah. There we go.

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Okay, we're good.

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Oh, there's some there.

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We should get that.

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I think you could use a touch of water.

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I don't think so.

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All right, fine.

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Maybe just try spreading it around.

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Fade is fade.

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Actually, that's maybe even too much.

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Wow.

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What the actual ?

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Okay, we're not gonna get-

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And we're done.

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I really want to hear an ASMR cover of Chopped Cimino.

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This is such a surprisingly stressful operation.

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Yeah.

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I was expecting it to be more like-

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A normal laptop?

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Yeah, all of the other laptops that are taken apart,

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which has been like, boom,

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and like five minutes later, you're done.

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I'd like to think you go a little more carefully

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than, boom, but pretty much.

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It's no wonder Rossman didn't think the iMac Pro

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would be a big deal.

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Like compared to tooling around with these all the time,

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it's nothing.

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So we are now liquid metaled,

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and now we have to put this back together.

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Yeah.

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Do you remember where the screws go?

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There was one that went on the bottom, right?

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So we need-

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No, that was on the top.

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It was just really hidden.

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It's possible that there's like,

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this is similar to,

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no, I'm like quite sure.

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Okay, so there's nothing that goes in on the bottom.

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Not without permission anyway.

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Right, we can put all the connectors back on.

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Yeah, don't go gently.

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Is that like a Dylan Thomas reference?

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Who's Dylan Thomas?

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Poet.

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You don't get to quote a poem if you don't know who it's by.

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That's like actually a rule.

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It's a screw that goes into a screw.

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It's screw-ception.

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No wonder we couldn't figure that one out.

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Holy crap.

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Can you imagine if we had tried to do this

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without the project mat?

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We would have been so screwed.

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Wow, that's really obnoxious.

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Like you have to have this whole thing on.

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What is this?

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That goes on this little peg here.

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So you sort of get it in position,

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and then give her a push.

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Fun.

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So unnecessary.

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Everything about this is unnecessary.

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It could just sit on there,

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and you could just screw it in.

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Oh, we probably shouldn't do that quite yet.

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I wanna see it.

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Fan spin!

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You don't think that we like need these, do you?

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I doubt it, but let's put them in anyway.

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Like it's not hard.

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And it wasn't.

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It is!

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Ah!

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Ha ha!

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Oh goodness.

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Wow, that was stressful.

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That moment when the delay

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was just a moment too long for comfort.

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So, you need screws in the MacBook for it to turn on.

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We know that now.

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What the hell, Apple?

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Why?

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That needs to be a gift, that moment when you can just-

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How does it just turn off?

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Yeah.

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Okay.

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Maybe it was just unhappy

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because it tried to resume from sleep,

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and actually it was like unplugged for a while.

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Hold on, let me try and log in here.

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Okay, track pad's working.

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Shall we get some after results?

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Yes.

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I know if our operation was worth the stress and time.

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So not cool.

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Get it?

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Because it's about the MacBook Pro.

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All right.

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So we're looking for 1083.

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1083 is what we had before.

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Okay.

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Didn't we get like 1600 in the ASUS?

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Yeah, but that was with low-emotrons, fair.

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Yeah, it doesn't totally count.

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The fans haven't even ramped up yet.

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Are they working?

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Great question.

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1068.

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Okay, that's within margin of error.

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Should we just hit it again and-

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Sure.

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No, it's ramping, I think.

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Yeah, yeah, it's ramping really slowly.

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Interesting.

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Does it normally take that long to ramp up?

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Yeah, I think they're pretty on the go

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by the end of the Cinebench run.

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I wonder if the liquid metal is helping us with that.

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1086, so-

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So exactly the same.

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So, okay.

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Performance.

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The same.

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But now let's try the longer test.

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Normally use the F keys, but-

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What, you don't like the touch bar?

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I really hate it.

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Bitch, cry some more.

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The Blender BMW test stock took six minutes and 11 seconds,

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and with the liquid metal,

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it was six minutes and seven seconds.

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So basically the same.

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So a big fat waste of time.

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And the Classroom took 22 minutes and 58 seconds stock,

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and took 19 minutes and 26 seconds with liquid metal.

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No!

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So that's actually pretty good.

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That's like 13% faster or something like that.

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That's actually like a pretty big improvement.

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So there was a point to doing this.

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Yeah.

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And then how loud was it

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towards the end of that second test there?

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Like spooky quiet almost.

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Well, that's fantastic.

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So once again,

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liquid metal saves the day.

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And once again,

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we are not recommending that you try this at home.

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this actually comes in the box of the liquid metal we don't recommend doing this because

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the risk of damaging your hardware during the disassembly the application of the liquid metal

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and the reassembly is quite high not to mention that we have definitely voided the warranty on

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this machine in the process and the uh the benefit is maybe 10 to 15 faster renders which is actually

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pretty sick but over time liquid metal does actually need to be periodically reapplied

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and that's not a great user experience no no it's not i'm just really sad that we can't put blowing

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the trons on the bottom yeah me too we'd have to like actually cut holes in it because of the whole

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