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I have three apples that do not support PCIe gpus this one this one and this one

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but guess what I also have an apple that does the Apple

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xer 3 comma one is the very last server

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that Apple ever released for their commercial and education customers and

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compared to Modern Max it has many

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abilities that some consider to be

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unnatural like upgradable memory upgradable CPUs and even yes the ability

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to run a graphics card

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wait are we about to game on an Apple

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possibilities are endless it's also ip65

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water resistant for when things get moist I don't know why you'd need that

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and I won't ask check it out at the link below I know we've talked about this

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machine in the past but there are just so many things about it that are utterly

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unlike anything Apple does today check this out onboard power and reset

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switches not only does it not have a chassis intrusion that prevents you from

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powering it on when the case is open they outright enable it and this is

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great Apple actually delighted the Nehalem architecture xeons that were at

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the heart of this thing and then used a shim to prevent the dye from cracking

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just like you can buy from der Bauer today because these are regular socketed

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CPUs we could actually upgrade them however most of the higher performance

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xeons from this generation have much higher tdps ironically this use of

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Enthusiast class cooling solutions does make Apple's x-serve machines a little

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bit tougher to upgrade because you'd have to de-lid any off-the-shelf Xeon

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that you wanted to put into it but fortunately the e5520 that we have in

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here is only about 20 percent slower than the fastest chips that shipped in

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this machine and while there are faster ones that you could install aftermarket

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they run at significantly higher tdps and this cooling solution has a hard

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time keeping them under control so we're just going to uh leave those for now

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replacing my one gig sticks I have oh

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wow these 16 gig sticks from Kingston

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that's good I'm gonna give us a total of 96 gigs of

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RAM in this that is over a 15x upgrade

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in memory capacity oh yeah

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every stick I put in has more RAM oh

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yeah then the whole system had when we

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oh yeah started it's the double-edged sword of upgradability you can change

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out your Hardware but will it work I don't know

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now it's time for the big moment where we pull out our network card and install

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any GPU we want in that PCIe 16x slot

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that's right before Apple had their big falling out with NVIDIA you could put

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GeForce Cards into a Mac this one specifically okay so we're

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gonna pause for a second and you guys are gonna click on the card that you

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want me to install go ahead

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I'm kidding there's no way for me to do a poll like this you guys just pause the

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video what do you think you're doing also we have a problem

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there is oh

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okay I just ripped that off which may be helps it doesn't

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that's okay I have an idea oh that wasn't the idea

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this is my idea by putting a PCIe riser

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in this slot right here we should be able to quickly and easily hook up any

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card we want find a good spot for it

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no why would I be worried about that the Fan's right here no no I mean on for the

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rest of the system oh

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hmm yeah so the GPU needs to be outside of

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the chassis Ah that's why I thought of having my writer bring a much longer

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PCIe expansion oh I think I get it

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haha oh boy this is not good there we go

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yeah you can hear the ghost of Tim Cook just screaming in agony okay

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now we're good to go is what I would say if we had any way to

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power this thing which we do by using one of these

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jumpered 24-pin female connectors all it does is Bridge the green and any ground

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wire but we can turn on a power supply without a

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computer connected to it so

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um here what an elegant solution

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then we just need to power everything up

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all right I'm forgetting something

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HDMI cable also I need somewhere safe to put this

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GPU you were just going to let me put this back down on here weren't you he

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was look at him no back plate that would have shorted

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out that would have actually been very bad got the 12 volt the ground right

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there yeah that seems much better

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now we just plug in our HDMI cable

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thank you Colin I am not seeing a lot of

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action here uh probably help if you actually turn the computer on

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oh that's right I forgot this is not on

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yet it just makes that noise when it's thinking about turning on

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good boy now the question you're probably asking yourself is

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what environment is he going to boot into

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are they gonna game on Steam in macOS are we yeah yes yes we are

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remember what we're gonna try uh how long is the boot up cycle

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uh we should be seeing something by now I think we're getting dangerously close

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to time to start trying stuff

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oh yeah that's my favorite oh oh we got

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something it's gray you got something we got a gray screen there I

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am going to try something I'm going to start by turning off the computer then I

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am going to remove this PCIe card I think it's possible this cable may have

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gotten damaged when we were jamming it through that PCI slot for the second

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time so we do test things ahead of time but

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sometimes that's not biting Us in the butt go figure right

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how dare you test things wow there's so

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much cool stuff on here I didn't even see this last time look at this it's got

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a whole Bank of LED code lights here for memory PLL voltage core voltage

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amazing another possibility is that when

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I reseeded that CPU one of the pins got a little misaligned so

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let me pop that off and put it back in

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maybe ripping things off it damaged in some

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hmm do I ever make things better rather than worse

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I'm pretty sure it

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come on baby you can do it

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well that was something I'm gonna reseat the RAM

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come on baby I believe in you

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thought maybe we're at a platform memory

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limitation I'm gonna pop two sticks and see what

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happens whoa hey

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we're up okay interesting cool that doesn't make any

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sense uh from what we were able to find the

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platform supports well over 100 gigs of rent

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but not necessarily at this density

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but what was the maximum RAM supported by

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this platform again so for the processor itself it says it's 144.

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but if I'm looking at every Mac which

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lists all of the different versions of this it says official Max is 24 and 48.

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obviously that's not right because we currently have 64 in here but one thing

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that I did find out when I was just trying to look up this blinking light

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here is that at least on the older versions

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of the excerpt for the G4 G5 a blinking light like this could mean an ECC or I

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see do we settle for dual Channel or do

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we try the other set of three slots and see if maybe we've just got a bad memory

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slot but we had a bad memory slot it wouldn't be booting with the other set

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of RAM sure would if I took the stick out of the slot

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I put these back in the slots you had them in so if one of those third ones is

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bad then it could be bad

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valid let's shut it down yep now we find

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out how much of a problem it is to populate the secondary memory slots

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first in this particular

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particularly want 96 gigs of RAM not because I need it but how many

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people have a Mac gaming rig with 96 gigs of RAM

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come on

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no okay

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ah do you notice what's happening right

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over here yes yeah so those lights are flashing

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angrily at us now though that doesn't usually happen

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oh that's that's probably still a some sort of issue with the RAM

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so we're running dual Channel then well that's an interesting thing for us to

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find out totally by accident in that case let's go straight for maximum

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points put our PCIe Riser back in

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see if this thing fires up

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yeah are no longer on this bodes well I'm so

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confident I'm moving around to this side

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hey there we go there you go yes Mac

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gaming this is Titan x black this is

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Maxwell This is GeForce 900 series that's right we might actually get

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somewhat decent gaming performance out of this thing

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what just happened is this Steam yes it is Buddy whoa hey it's back uh

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wait is this farther than you it doesn't happen normally it stays black oh okay

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well this is wait oh uh

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well what did I click on no I had it working oh I could just click on things

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if I click the right spots can I launch a game yes game will also be pitch black

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oh really every game as far as I'm able to tell I can't

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really click through to most of them now you mentioned that someone

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some foolhardy Beautiful Soul was still

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updating NVIDIA drivers on macOS

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this looks fairly old though

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they're taking older drivers that aren't

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normally supported for this and and making them work they're not taking the

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absolute newest drivers however I don't think this is a graphical issue or

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necessarily I don't think this is a GPU driver issue oh I do have a solution for

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it but I'd like to just take one second to talk about why it might be happening

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I think it's because Chrome no longer supports this version of macOS and

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steam uses a lot of chromium underneath it

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just basically a web browser

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makes sense okay

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work around are we heading for the terminal we are and the command that

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you're going to use is up in that file at the top right corner

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and here is where we see that steam no

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longer cares about this version Mac OSS of September stop running in 76 days

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this is the second time this has happened in like two weeks where we got

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one of these notifications that it was about to be unsupported on our platform

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we're like thank goodness we made this video today

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ah I am so excited right now there's

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gonna be a great gaming computer for just over two months we could play

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Shadow the Tomb Raider portal 2.

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Batman Arkham Asylum Game of the Year Edition I mean it is a good game

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how about we install portal 2. 64 gigs

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1066 RAM that's another thing that we

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would be able to upgrade if we had better CPUs is our RAM speed we'd be

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able to do 13 33. wow that is a slow SSD wait is that a

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hard drive in the front the hard drive in the front but you

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might be downloading directly to the SSD inside of it I doubt it

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not at the speed this is going what happened to my desktop

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half of my desktop is gone oh my God

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this is so slow I think we need to find

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a way to get the library working properly

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steam Library folders yeah see this that's what this is okay so how do we

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edit this wait a second I have an idea what if we

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just try to launch whatever the Mac version of an executable is from that

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other Drive hmm that could that could work

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uh where is our other Drive

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I mean it's here Untitled right there should be one that just at the root has

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a steam games folder so our other drive

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is not even in here anyway no that's

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that's just the two partitions on the internal drive

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well let's hot swap it unplug it and plug it back in again number one Tech

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tip it is not spinning I think it may have died on the way over

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here why does this happen every time we come to set things work perfectly until

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cameras roll I think that drives dead dude

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no how much does that matter

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oh really but there's only so many of those that still exist oh okay but it

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doesn't matter for the video no I'm totally over it

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I never recover from this Tanner apparently had all of our Mac

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compatible games installed on this drive

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I guess we're gonna play some Portal 2 then to make ourselves feel better

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why did Apple have to give up on gaming my friend had all the cool games on his

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Mac when we were kids my mouse is not working

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look up I mean boy am I ever trying uh Hey Tanner hey

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what what's happening are you expecting the mouse to not work in this game nope

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were you able to play Portal 2 I did not attempt to but I did play Counter-Strike

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successfully okay boy is that over a lot of tearing

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is that expected yes ah okay I think I

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found a fix you need to go to windowed mode then

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back to full screen and it should fix it and this bug has existed for six years

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I've got oh well hey yes we're looking around

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we oh wow that frame pacing though

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but restarting the game totally fixed it I am gaming

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this does not feel like 300 frames per

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second I am going to turn on vsync

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words I never thought I would say the

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leg though Andrew can look at this can you see it

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oh yeah we don't even need a high-speed camera

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to show how bad that input lag is that's like

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60 80 millisec it's awful no I'll take

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the tearing oh and I think we crashed didn't even

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make it out of the tutorial while I was waiting for our second game to finish

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installing I was poking around and struck by the fact that for a machine

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from almost 15 years ago these specs at

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least on the surface look shockingly modern they have eight processing cores

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in here 64 gigs of RAM okay 12 gigs of

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GPU vram I mean

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many modern cards only have eight Batman Arkham Asylum Game of the it's a really

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good game I played it through this is very much

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running

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but that's a solid easy 60 plus FPS I

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think it's more it's really hard to tell with the motion blur

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like oh man early motion blur particularly looks like garbage look at

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the little artifacts around his ears can you see that tenor

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yeah oh whoa that was weird if I move

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the mouse too fast it activates the pointer finder feature and puts a

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gigantic mouse cursor in the middle of my screen and aside from these odd bugs you can

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see that out of our pretty large library of games here very few of them are

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natively supported on the Mac so what are our options then because

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this is an Intel based Mac actually

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nothing would theoretically prevent us from installing Windows

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except the absence of support in boot

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camp for this particular model folks have tried to emulate a UEFI pre-boot

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environment on this machine but they haven't found any success which means

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this is about as good as it gets and

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once steam stops running on macOS 10.11 in 76 days

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the X serves time is a weird Niche very

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limited gaming platform are pretty much over and that's not even just the

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software NVIDIA cards haven't had support in almost 10 years but even AMD

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cards are looking like they are not going to be supported by Apple moving

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forward on their M series Apple silicon

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but there is good news the game porting

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toolkit that was just announced at WWDC 2023 looks like it could address a lot

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of the difficulties that developers have had porting their games to the Mac All

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That Remains to be seen given that it was clearly possible to Port your games

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in the past is whether developers will support it and it remains to be seen

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