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I like lollipop that was

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really didn't have as much to be excited about back then did we we just came

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across an absolute Nostalgia Gold Mine

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remember Maximum PC no okay well it was

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really cool and a computer geek staple back in the late 9s early 2000s and as

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it turns out every issue from 1998 to

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2008 happens to be available on Google books for our enjoyment so why don't you

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join me on a trip down memory lane it's going to be just you me Adam and of

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video this is one of the first times the audience is really going to get to know

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you at all right yeah kind of I've only really been in like a handful of videos

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at this point I'm looking forward to the difference in reaction between me and

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Adam because in preparing for this video I was like hey how old are you and he

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goes 27 I'm like oh cool we're actually not that far oh I'm 36 almost we're 10

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years apart I built my first computer back in late 2003 early 2004 meaning

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that right smack dab in the middle of this archive was when I was like

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drooling over Hardware that I could never possibly hope to afford meanwhile

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Adam was like I like lollipop I was I was more of a Beyblades kid I was really

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into Beyblades you're really into Beyblades fantastic love it so by the

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time you built your first computer all of this was long gone I built my first

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computer in 2013 after working a summer

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job I have pictures of it actually our origin stories are nearly identical

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though that's exactly what I did with my first summer job money we're going to

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start with the 2004 or issue every September is when Maximum PC would drop

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their dream machine which is exactly what it sounds like it's just the

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mostest the bestest and the most expensivest Hardware that you can find

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we haven't even made it past the cover and it's already Story Time one of my

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supervisors at NCI and this was actually a few years later mind you but they were

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my supervisor and they still had this Edition Maximum PC handed it to me as an

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example to prove that my hating on

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displays on the front of computer cases was stupid because Maximum PC thought it

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was the bomb it's pretty clear I was right that Trend did not take off this

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case is made by Silverstone and in my personal opinion they actually kind of

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murdered it this is the

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tj6 all right I want to see it this issue contains over 35 brutal reviews

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can you handle the truth you had to have a hatch so that you could hide your

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drives which defeats the whole purpose of having a display that display by the

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way is touchscreen so you could play Space Cadet table with the I don't know

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Bliss background it's cuz Windows XP was the operating system of choice back then

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I would love to run Windows XP on the front of my computer ooh look at that

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wow you can tell I'm old school because I see that pile of hardware and my

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immediate reaction before I realized that it's all ancient literal E-Waste at

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this point is like wow all right what

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are we looking at did I get the case right tj3 I wasn't even close it was

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$1,000 oh yeah silverston premium cases

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back then were super expensive the one Ivon got me as a gift the tj07 was like

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$6 $700 case and I had to put my own

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window in the side no I didn't I did I we ended up spending the extra on the

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window how did they justify that kind of money why like cases are dirt cheap now

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well cases were Dirt Cheap back then too but this was a premium case and the

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competition for premium cases with decent features hadn't even begun to

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heat up yet okay you want to bring up the Zer line Zer do it I dare you there

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you go right there that one this is a similar era Zer what year is this

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article this article is3 am I good or

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what one issue is that aluminum cases had not gone mainstream yet I could

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count on probably one hand the number of aluminum cases that weren't made by lean

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Lee or Silverstone both of whom were Boutique and barely had a presence in

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North America at all so a lot of the techniques that we take for granted to

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help bring down the cost of aluminum cases just didn't exist or weren't

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economical yet are those Logitech z680

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oh yeah I had me a pair of those you know

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what I could probably dig up a picture of my Logitech z680 setup the Logitech

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z680 is were the Everyman computer surround speakers because believe it or

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not PC surround speakers were a thing back then at the top you had the

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creative Giga Works 5.1 or 7.1 configs

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you had the clips promedia Ultra 5. ons those were so good and then the next TI

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down Logitech came in disrupted the market was anywhere from a third to half

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the price and delivered a lot of Base

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but there was a hiss that's the reason I returned my z680 because I had them

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close enough to me that that constant hiss even when they were completely

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turned all the way down was very annoying back then you're spending

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$1,000 on a Case $10 on a mouse

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pad please if there's something that affects your performance like a mouse

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pad does this is their justification for their mouse pad whatever piece of foam

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and rubber happens to be lying around but not us we spend

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$10 you got to remember this was in the days of early crappy Optical and Laser

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sensors you do not spend $10 on on it

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and blow $1,000 on a Case oh yeah Intel

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Pentium 4560 overclocked oh yeah this is 2004 doesn't

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the Athlon 64 exist already yeah it says the Athlon 64

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fx53 it's generally acknowledged to be faster in games but they wanted the PCI

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the PCIe and ddr2 that's their justification you know this is something

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that the PC Enthusiast community and

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media has never been able to to figure out all that Gamers care is how many FPS

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they get does ddr2 get me more FPS if

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it's paired with a CPU that's not as good don't buy it right yeah this should

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have absolutely been a socket 939 system if they're going for it the best fasten

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your seat bels at 500 mahz this baby

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will blow you away where's my mother

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board that baby looks so alarmed the

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mega works 510d that would be a predecessor to the Giga Works around

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setup that I was talking about from like when I first got into this stuff you

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have two voicemails five emails and while you were out your joystick made a

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pass at me cuz it's a virtual assistant corporate sexual harassment that's

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that's funny one is that a Microsoft

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wave the classic that was my keyboard

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for like 3 or 4 years computer Furniture

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delivered direct to you can I just say good riddance to the keyboard Tru

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bye-bye new to North America from Rolland USB one cable pure sound I love

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it I also like the This Acronym

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2002 surround gaming that display setup

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would weigh like 200

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because of the bezel size like oh nobody

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did this stuff back in the day it's like an IMAX theater for your PC yeah I think

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IMAX would have some things to say about that we need to get this shut

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up this is a foldable I'm pretty sure it's a laptop

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and it looks like you can split the bottom in

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half I'm not sure flip pad Voyager this

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is before yeah this is before my time this is before creative acquired

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Cambridge Sound Works creative just kind of devoured every Audio company over the

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course of a few years creative was a monster and desktop PC audio products

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your your sound cards and your midi interfaces and surround sound speaker

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setups it was actually a sizable chunk of business if you wanted sound that

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didn't completely suck and I'm not talking oh I detect excellent Dynamics

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in this track I'm talking popping and

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like hissing and you know I'm talking buzzing sounds when you move your mouse

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around like you needed a sound card the

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greatest 100 PC Technologies of all time Microsoft

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soliter I mean they had to come up with a 100 things they set themselves a

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pretty big list Skype is 96 sounds like

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computers were awful yeah pretty much having flash

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memory under that laser printer yeah I

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don't know if I can get behind that yeah especially knowing what we know now was

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the future not always bright for flash memory flash memory wasn't actually

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slated as a replacement for the hard drive December 2007 M okay feel like

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they should have seen it coming NVIDIA SLI how'd that work out it's funny how

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some of their selections are really broad actual industry changing things

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ATA or DSL and some of them are super

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specific specificy virus scan is number 60 were

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they a sponsor by any chance can tell

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what was a Hot Topic back then though perpendicular hard drive recording huge

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deal because all of a sudden instead of laying out the zeros and ones this way

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you were able to lay them out this way and hard drive density was going through

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a period of like rapid rapid growth you

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could make an argument for Napster being even higher than this in my opinion

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opinion because Napster was the wakeup call that the music industry got that

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something needed to change I don't think Spotify exists today if not for the

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disruption of Napster Napster just enabled people to share music in a way

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that never worked before like exactly halflife okay Doom beat halflife I mean

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halflife wouldn't have wouldn't exist without doom doom was that's fair you

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could also make an argument that Quake was more influential just because the

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power and modularity of the engine again halflife also wouldn't exist because of

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Quake because it was originally built on quake's engine Windows XP really number

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five position of Windows XP in this list was very much affected by like the poor

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reception of Emy and 2000 well no 2000

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wasn't poorly received 200000 was excellent but you got to understand that

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Windows 2000 was not a consumer product consumers were stuck with Windows 98 98

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SE me as you mentioned and then it went

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straight to XP Windows 2000 was good because it was based on the NT kernel

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and that's what made Windows XP good so again I'm looking at this going well

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hold on a second you can't yes Windows XP brought a better kernel to Consumers

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but it wasn't what introduced it to the world and it wasn't what introduced this

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familiar way that we have of interacting with our computer with the start menu

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and and all this other stuff the taskbar Mosaic the first web browser yeah Mosaic

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should probably be above now that we know how much more the internet has

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changed our lives than even they knew back then this is number one not way

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above you know graphics cards and a

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particular line of CPUs and even above

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USB that's fair I think USB is a fair

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pick for the time though USB changed the game that's definitely true honestly I

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could sit and just go through this for many hours tunic Tower 120 that holds a

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special place in my should we look first review Boys stock

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cooler or your AMD stock cooler look at what we literally put on a pedestal in

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2005 put on an actual physical pedestal

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oh man yeah Athlon 64x 24800 plus I

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drooled over that one there's no justification for spending the extra

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though I got the 4,400 plus that way you get the full I want to say it was 52

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kilobytes of cash per core don't quote me on that but you get the full cash on

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the chip and you can just over clock h a couple hundred mehz and you're good to go I got a 2405 fpw from Dell Logitech

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G5 absolutely deserves its place here zelman reserator 1l do you even know

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what this thing is no is it a radiator it's called a reserator because it's a

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reservoir and a radiator and it literally sat outside your case you know

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how so many old cases have those punch outs to run something into the inside I

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remember having run this it's for water cooling if you have had one of these

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reserator it would passively dissipate the heat to the surrounding air and

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through the sheer volume of the water it would be able to absorb momentary spikes

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like like a short gaming session they were actually super cool and I believe

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that especially later models you could get like an add-on fan that would blow

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down the whole thing and the performance was outstanding Cooler Master stacker CM

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830 this was actually a super dumb case because the whole point of the stacker

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it's right in the name is you can stack it with hard drives and the stacker 830

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was sexy looking and could fit like gpus

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and this was cool you could put four 120 mm fans on the side to basically blow

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fresh air across the entire inside of the computer or I shouldn't say hard

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drives because it was 5 and a/4 inch bays in the early stackers so you could

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fill it with anything fan controllers we would put those in the front uh

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reservoirs were typically 5 and a/4 inch Bays we didn't do tube reservoirs

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internally yet this is their blunders the thermal tle an apple Mouse Apple

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still makes garbage mice they really do

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CU I was the one that had a stupid little awful feeling track ball in it

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right this wi-fi router promised a mile

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of range from an 802.11 beat well that's

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just an obvious lie they're so mad about this Arctic

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cooling cooler that came on the sapphire toxic radon x700 Pro and you want to

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know why they're mad it's actually super cool cooler it was UV reactor active so

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it would like glow blue and orange toxic

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it consumes three count them three PCI

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slots where am I going to put all my other cards now we have motherboards

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that don't even have hardly any slots in them because nobody puts any cards in

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their motherboards that's great yeah well I've been drinking from the water

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bottle the whole time baby oo yeah it's the new colors oh we have some really

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awesome new colors for water bottles on LT store and really dumb names for them

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that we came up with in literally like 2 minutes

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what's your favorite name I think cream scream is my favorite dumb name because

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we can't call it yeah we can't infringe on anyone's trademarks but it's orange

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and white oh yeah look at that Holy

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bananas quadcore CPU man look at that

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cable and tubing management is that skull Trail we did a whole video about

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skull Trail Intel's former dual socket

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Enthusiast platform it it was pretty cool is that as chips SEC cooler no no

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okay skull Trail used fully buffer dims because it was based on Intel's server

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architecture and fully buffered dims had these buffer chips on them that ran

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extremely hot they needed active cooling

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this was not an optional thing so that's a Corsair Dominator airflow RAM cooler

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sitting over top of the memory slots and the memory slots on this motherboard are

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down beneath the CPU which is correct because the North Bridge see this right

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here contains the memory controller this is before Intel integrated the memory

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controller so these two core

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architecture based CPUs right here but

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each of them are quad core and they are communicating to the North Bridge which

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communicates to the memory cool right

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PCI Express was also still on the chipset so that was going all the way

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down here to your dual I can't tell what

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these are but they're definitely ATI cards or AMD I can't remember if the

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R 700s but we've got two of them in crossfire and they're sandwich right in

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together because who needs cooling Corsair fully buffered dims love how

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Corsair put their sticker on these server dims good job Corsair danger Den

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made a water block for this board so that you could still install all of your

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cards cuz see otherwise if you install the water block you'd have tubes

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sticking out right so you could still install all your cards and then have the

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cooling come out like somewhere else dtech Fusion V2 CPU blocks good old

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Danny DTE the Velociraptors I remember I

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remember seeing those ocz water cooled

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memory modules yep not one but two barbs

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per side to actually tube them up I think they were qu in or 1 18 in can't

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remember to actually tube them up was an absolute Gong Show was so dumb for all

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that money crisis runs at 26 FPS that's

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why it's a freaking meme it was just unplayable it was incredible what am I

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video I'd say go check out the skull Trail retrospective that we did it's a

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super cool platform and it's worth digging a little deeper in than I did

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with my little mousing over where the data paths were thanks for watching

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bye-bye