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As we've made our way through our team, giving each of them a $5,000

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ultimate upgrade courtesy of AMD, I've started to notice a pattern. The writers

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tend to focus on hardcore tech like falling gaming PCs and TVs. The folks

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from our testing lab end up with more exotic hardware like VR headsets and

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geeky gadgets. And then there's the product designers who end up with

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>> Don't drop it. >> Oh my god. What is this?

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>> It's a router uh spindle. >> Yeah, of course. a router spindle like

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everyone has. And this is just one of the wild things we'll be looking at

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today because not only does Nate DIY his own industrial gear, he also 3D printed

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the case for his new PC. This looks

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flipping amazing. I wouldn't have even known it was 3D printed if I didn't have

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functioning eyes. Now all we got to do is pimp it out with some new AMD

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hardware. >> Thanks AMD.

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So, you are back for another amazing AMD

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giveaway. To celebrate race to world first, AMD and Ekko have partnered to

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give away 10, yes 10 AMD Ryzen 7 9800

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X3Ds, which as you will find out is the

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same CPU that Nate picked for his upgrade because of just how flipping

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amazing it is for gaming, not to mention anything. All you got to do is check out

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the link in the video description for a chance to win. Thanks again AMD for

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sponsoring this series, and we wish everyone who enters the best of luck.

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It's always fun to see the houses of people who have unlimited capabilities

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but limited time. See, Nate could have

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cable managed this sick [music] transparent home assistant box that he's

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using, but that wasn't as important as 3D printing baby proofing tools to Oh,

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well, those could be better. But hey, I love that you do your own preserves.

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>> Did you want some preserves? >> No. No. I wasn't trying to help myself to your pantry. In fact, I I thought

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this wasn't going to open. Is this supposed to work? >> Uh, it's more of a visual deterrent.

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>> You know why I call him Honest Nate? Because that TV clearly wasn't stolen

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from the office. >> How do you know? >> Well, because I don't think we've ever

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made a video on a TV that old. >> Hey, what the heck is this?

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>> ABC's of Kindness. >> Exactly. >> That's what you're going to be to me today.

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>> No, I mean I mean, where's your ABCs of gaming? >> Uh, nobody's given that to me yet.

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>> I tried. >> I'm complaining. >> This is fun. I like your schedule. What do you mean this isn't you? It says

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badminton 8:30 to 11. By the way, it starts at 8:00. >> My writing is much worse than this.

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>> But I mean, you were there last night. >> I wasn't cuz I was cleaning the house for you this morning.

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>> Oh, >> I mean last night. This morning. 4 this morning.

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>> We have a bad night on Tuesday night. So Nate usually comes and apparently was

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planning to come, but instead went grocery shopping at 11:00. Ooh, I like

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your workshop. >> This is sick. Who needs to put a car in

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the garage when you can put all of this in the garage? Don't bother directing me

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to where I can put this spindle down. It's not heavy. >> That's fine. Yeah. Uh we can we can just

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slide it into this sleeve. >> Uh

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okay. >> I can't I can't be in this scene. This is too phallic.

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>> Okay. Can you help guide me? >> I don't want to help you with it in that position.

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>> Can [laughter] you help guide me? Listen, you have kids. You know how it works.

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>> Why don't you talk us through this project because I can see you've already

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done a lot of the groundwork for it.

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Literally. Yeah. >> Like, did you put that outlet in yourself or did you have a pro do that?

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Or should we be talking about that? >> Um,

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>> what are you going to use it for? >> Well, it's a router table, so cutting

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things. >> Right. Right. Basically, furniture,

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woodworking. Uh, I I don't want to buy a jointer. So, my plan is to use it as a

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jointer. The whole purpose of a jointer is get things really flat and get things

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perfect uh perfectly 90°. >> And what am I looking at here? Um, well,

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well, this is the inverter that came this is the inverter that came with the with the spindle actually. So, this is spindle actually. So, this is part of

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part of the upgrade. Everything else is the upgrade. Everything else is either either Tynen provided because Tynen uh Tynen provided because Tynen uh has a

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has a lot of random stuff or we lot of random stuff or we purchased um purchased um the servo drives the servo drives specifically for the

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specifically for the the different axis the different axis motors. motors. >> And how exactly do you save building >> And how exactly do you save building

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your own CNC router table versus buying your own CNC router table versus buying one? one?

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>> Um, initially I would have said a lot. >> Um, initially I would have said a lot. >> At this point, I'm I'm thinking it's >> At this point, I'm I'm thinking it's

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about equal, maybe slightly cheaper. Um, about equal, maybe slightly cheaper. The other piece that's part of Nate's AMD

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Ultimate Tech upgrade today is a Prussus Core 1. I see you've been using it

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already. How do you like it? >> It's great cuz I've had it for like 3 or

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4 months now. >> Okay. What did you print most recently? >> Uh this is actually just a paper towel

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holder, >> right? Because otherwise it would just

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be like Oh, right. Cuz you need yet another one. Before we go upstairs,

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we're not going to be able to see the router table running today, but you

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could show us the spindle running at the very least. Yep. So, I was going to have

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it hooked up to the the Linux CNC. >> Yeah. >> Um to run it that way.

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>> That was taking too much time last night. That's also why I wasn't at badminton. Right.

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>> I have a nice Raspberry Pi 5 compute

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module with an RS45 connection that goes to the inverter.

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>> This does 24,000 RPM. >> Yeah. 3.2 kW.

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squint. >> Oh, you just wear them home. >> I wear them home. >> Dang.

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don't know. LMG.gg/fallplane. >> Nice. Solid. >> Yeah,

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>> it's all plugged in. And then we'll turn the knob. >> Wa! Look at it go. There's really not

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>> That sounds like a spaceship. And so once it's working, depending on the

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material that he's using as well as the cutting speed on the X and Y axis, he

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cleanest possible cut. >> Yeah. So you you want to go to the point where you're basically just getting the

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right size chips. And that's pretty much with all materials. You want the right size chips coming off

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workpiece. You want all your heat going into the chips that are coming off and

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not staying in the workpiece itself. >> On the subject of chips, uh Nate got the

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right size chip for his PC upgrade. So, why don't we go work on that?

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>> Nate went with [laughter] the Ryzen 7 9800 X3D. This is just about

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as good as it gets for gaming. The only thing better is the 9850X3D.

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is good for more than just gaming, though. And obviously, you intend to do

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more than just gaming. I see a bunch of storage here. >> Yeah. So, I want to set up a a NAS for

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basically the household uh for pictures mostly. Um, we want to protect pictures

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of our our newest addition to the family. >> Yep. >> And so we chose four brand new um 8 TBTE

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drives. Uh, and to avoid the binning issue, I was told this wouldn't be an

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them? >> It's going to be there's four drives, so there's going to be one spare.

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>> Okay. RAID five. >> Yeah, sure. I don't actually >> RAID Z1.

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>> This is the NAS. >> That explains

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the perforations here. >> Yeah. >> So, the airflow path is what? It draws

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it in here over the drives. >> Exactly. Yeah. So, you can open it if

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you want. >> Yeah. That's super cool. Let's Let's check this thing out. Um I did notice

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you don't have all of the parts you need. >> Yeah. We We need to pull it out of my

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desktop computer. >> Oh, are you? >> Cuz I'm retiring my CPU, which is a

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come with its motherboard as well as its memory. >> Let's get this laid out.

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yet. No, >> those of you who are longtime followers of the channel might have seen Nate

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around for the last 3 years, I think.

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>> Three years now. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I've been three Christmas presents >> and wondered what does that guy do?

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Seemingly nothing. No product with his name attached to it has ever been

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released. It's because he's been cooking.

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It's going to be really good. It's really exciting. It's a perfect companion for our LTT cables.

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I've not seen this design before. And I can't wait to crack this thing open.

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Oh, that's cool. The whole thing gets braced

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together with some screw on pieces here.

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And then you got magnets here to hold it onto the side. Oh, dude, this is so

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cool. The whole thing 3D printed.

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So, I guess step one is we got to get this torn down. >> Yeah. If only there was a tool that we

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had. >> I have a better one for you. >> You have a a better one?

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>> It's the stubbyish. >> The stubby. Oh, god. This This is not

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going to be a thing. I want it to be a thing. Rob does, too.

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>> The stubby screwdriver with a long handle. I mean, I don't know. Let us

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know in the comments. But everything that we've seen indicates that most

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people would simply go for the stubby with the shaft extension.

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>> It is the most versatile of the screwdrivers. >> All right. If this video gets 100,000

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likes, >> yeah, >> we'll do it. >> He got You got mad when I said 100,000

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likes for some posters. This is a way worse idea. >> This is a worse idea than that stupid

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poster. Do you know how many of those we sold?

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>> Like five. >> This would sell more than five.

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>> Nate would buy five of [laughter] these. >> I would. >> What better way to spend a Saturday

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afternoon than building a PC with the

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buds? Speaking of the fun things about my job that I enjoy, AMD has just locked

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in for another year of AMD Ultimate Tech

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upgrades. So, we're going to do at least another dozen of these, which is pretty

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exciting for me. >> Including Luke. >> Luke's getting one. Oh,

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>> I thought he's not eligible. >> It has a plot twist. >> This is a nice looking board. B58A

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gaming Wi-Fi from ASUS. Why'd you pick this one? >> Well, I paid the white hardware tax um

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because Yeah. Uh >> nice.

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>> I don't know. I like it. >> Yeah. >> Looks good with RGB. >> He doesn't need PCIe slots. So, this is

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something that I would normally make the upgrade do, but Nate is clearly very

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familiar with building computers. So, I think we can just work together and get

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the upgrade done. Kind of refreshing. We haven't done an experienced builder in a

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um, there's a critical error in this one. >> Oh, there's an extra standoff. And

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because your motherboard back plate is 3D printed, there's no obvious way to

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remove it. Maybe we could put a piece of electrical tape or something over it.

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specification, but almost nobody uses it anymore on boards. There's a tendency

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to the specification, which is probably what the designer of this case did, and

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now it ends up being incompatible. >> We'll we'll throw a a link to the the

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designer of the case cuz he did some pretty good work.

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>> So, the standoff went deeper than I thought.

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>> I I cut through the standoff. >> You cut through the standoff. I mean, that's fine.

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>> I'm kind of impressed, to be honest. >> Oh, wow. You really did. I liked my idea

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with the electrical tape, but okay. Yeah, >> that would have been the play.

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[laughter] >> Yeah, it's really in there. That's the thing about when you do a melty standoff

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into a 3D print. You >> You know what? We'll just cut more.

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>> Oh god. >> Do we got to cut more off? >> Damn it, Nate. Yeah. Sorry. You put

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>> I just printed the thing. >> Yeah. Yeah. Um, so you've got two more

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nice soldering iron for the upgrade. But

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the problem with a nice soldering iron, at least the ones that I like, that

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would have taken the whole upgrade. >> It's amazing how expensive.

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>> So, I'll just use the one at work. Nothing.

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>> Thank you. Going to ask about putting cuz these are 8 gig sticks.

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>> Yes. >> And these are two 16 gig sticks. What should I do? Should I have 48 or 32?

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>> I would just go 48 and then I would just have it run at a lower speed if you need

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to. >> And the reason that I would do that is because you're not going to need the

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utmost in performance. But if you wanted to run any virtual machines or anything

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like that, you would want to allocate dedicated memory to those VMs. And this

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just gives you 50% more. I see you got

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32 gigs of DDR5 for your system. Is that just because it took us so long to film

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this? Did you miss the RAM apocalypse? >> I bought it on my own through a source.

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>> Yeah. >> Darn it. Why didn't you stop me? >> I >> Everything I've done today is pointless.

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[laughter] >> You know, shout out to AMD, though. I think this is one of the only like stock

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>> It is legitimately good. >> So, that's going in the server build.

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Um, one because I'm cheap, but two because uh it works great.

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>> Nate's [snorts] got 4 TB of NVMe storage. With the way flash prices are

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going, that's going to be like like status symbol. Like I wear your whole

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house on my [laughter] >> Okay. Actually, I don't think this AIO

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is going to fit. >> What? No, >> it was in there before. Yeah, but

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>> the motherboard's a little higher. >> Where the motherboard is and where the CPU cables are are a little bit

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different. >> And it's like

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>> it is touching the >> and I'm trying to like give it a little bit of a push, but I can't quite get it.

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>> I thought that might be a problem. Well, does it work with without these fans on

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top? >> Oh, yeah. >> Then let's do that.

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>> I can keep one of them. >> Oh, yeah. And then we could just

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>> Yeah. Yeah. Well, uh, that'll be fine. [screaming]

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>> Does the fan fit on the bottom on the side, though? >> Oh, yeah. There's one on the bottom here

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and one on the top here. [laughter]

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>> What? >> No. The fan is interfering with the

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power cable and it's pushing it. So, I can't line it up and I don't want to

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bend it anymore. >> Here, maybe we can just do two two

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people lining it up. I can line it up from this side. We'll we'll throw the

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fan on. I can't wait for this discovery to go.

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Wow, Elijah was right. >> Maybe.

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>> I'm just happy they're not arguing with me. >> Arguing? This is a discussion.

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>> Okay, he might have actually figured it out. We got to both the top fans in.

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>> I think he just needed more hands. I think that was the issue. Elijah needs

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like a a third set. Maybe fourth. Wow,

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Elijah was right. I think we have the exact same issue as before with not

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being able to fit my other fan on here. >> Well, that sounds like an issue. Nishme,

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>> you know what we could do? >> Nope. >> We could uh cut the RAM.

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>> Sorry, what? >> We we could cut the you know the the

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money the RAM.

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>> What? Sorry, what? Why >> the RAM? The RAM cooler.

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>> Oh, >> shield thing, whatever that is, >> is the only thing blocking that from

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from fitting. It was the same in my old in the old setup.

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>> I can't tell you what to do with your stuff.

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I'll probably just leave the fan off for now. >> Cool. Good chat.

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>> What's this? >> I wanted all the drives in one thing to show you it can be done.

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>> That is so spaghetti. But sure.

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>> All right. Sick. This is looking like a

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fine little Naz X. Hey. Um, you don't

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have onboard video. >> No. >> Oh, wow. We have lots of options.

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>> Yeah. So, this is the most recent 1070. And that was the plan.

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>> I'm going to take the shortest one. It's a short king. Relatable. Now, let's see

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what the tolerances are like for an addin card. Wow.

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That's pretty good. Look at that. >> Sweet.

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>> Yeah. That's awesome. This is so cool. And it only cost as much in filament as

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if you just bought a case >> and $12. Cool.

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>> Yeah, the the models themselves on printables cost $12.

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>> We finished the Naz upstairs. We're going to bring it down here cuz this is where we had a spare display. Let's fire

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it up. Let's see rolling. >> Yeah. Do we need a power cord? >> Does it have a power cord?

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>> Now fire it up. >> Where's the power button? >> Power button. Well, we don't have a

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header, unfortunately. So, uh, we just got to reach down. Luckily, this

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>> is the motherboard. >> Has the power on? >> Oh,

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baby. >> There we go. >> No smoke. So, that's good. >> Hey, there we go. Start hexos

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installation. Investment disclosure. Lionus paid a lot of money to that

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company. [laughter] That was a terrible disclosure.

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>> He did. >> I mean, he did, you know. All right, let's install. So, we've got our four

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hard drives. Perfect. >> We've got our OS drive here. And then

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we've got our cache drive. That's a big cache drive, but hey, whatever. It's

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fine. So, this one's the OS. There it is. We got hexos. We got our IP. So once

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we finish setting up your gaming computer, we'll go to this IP and make sure we can actually manage your system.

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>> ah we can figure that out later. >> Yeah, >> that's future Nate's problem. >> Future Nate problem.

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>> Now all we got to do is put the gaming PC back in place. Looking fly.

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>> Watch the child barrier. >> Yeah, I gotcha. Yeah, these are okay

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DisplayPort cables, but it sure would be cooler if there was someone else who

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made even cooler [music] DisplayPort cables. >> That would be very cool.

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We may want to just generally give this, you know, a before and after spit shine.

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Yeah. >> You don't like my mess? >> I love your mess, but the camera

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doesn't. >> Ready? >> Yep. Magic finger packet.

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>> Rainbow. >> Nice. >> Rainbow von. >> Solid. The monitors aren't on yet.

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Hopefully, it's just memory training. >> I was having some issues with uh stuff

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at some point. >> I mean, we all have issues with stuff at some point. Oh. Oh. Oh.

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32. >> Drum roll.

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Hey, >> there it is. Let's go. Success. Computer

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built. >> Corrupted. >> Uh, no. No, it's fine. Office.

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>> There was a Christmas party. >> Actually, my first year. It was a good

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hall. >> Still no internet connection. And we can't reset up the pin without an

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internet connection. This is freaking annoying. We're plugged right into the wall now.

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>> A driver thing. It could be, but the lights are flashing on the back of the

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Ethernet port. So, generally that means that there is a link.

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>> Is there two Ethernet ports? >> Okay, hear me out. Nate Linux challenge.

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>> Honestly, I'd be down. >> Honestly, how sick of this stuff? >> You already got a penguin there.

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>> How? Right. Like, how long does Microsoft need to keep doing this stuff

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before people get frustrated with it and they just start migrating off?

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>> Hey, there we go. Framework USBC

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Ethernet adapter for the win. >> That's the framework. >> Yeah. Investment disclosure.

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>> All right, with the driver sorted, is it time to see if we can find your NAS?

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>> That would be wonderful. >> I'll stand here so we don't see his password. Let's all look at Elijah.

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>> Hi there. How you doing? >> I don't like this. >> Hey, there we go. We're in. We are in.

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So happy that I invested in this company.

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Seriously, you've tried to set up image? >> Yeah. >> Yeah,

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>> I tried to do it on True Naz. >> Yeah. before like no hexos just true.

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>> Yeah, >> I hated it. >> It was. And to be clear, it's very

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doable and there's lots of really great guides out there and the community is amazing and image is a really amazing

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tool. This is not a knock against any of that. >> But what it isn't

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>> So this is the battery bank. Um,

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this isn't a particularly demanding scenario, but one of the main issues I'm

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working with at the moment is uh ensuring that the buck boost converters,

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which are the step up, step down uh for the voltage levels to various USBC

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voltages, >> right? They're not going to just [clears throat] light on fire.

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>> Yeah. Light on fire. So, outside of the battery bank, 41° C. That's very

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acceptable. Pretty sure we're pulling 5 amps here. Okay. Um, which is the

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highest amperage, not necessarily the highest wattage cuz I don't think I've

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negotiated higher than 12 volts at the

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moment. >> Okay. But we're going to be able to do up to 20, right? >> 20 volts for standard PD uh standard.

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Yeah. >> Is it time to start teasing some of the stuff that's going to be really cool

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about it? >> Probably. >> Can we talk about And uh this might not

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have been really weird, but it was a really cool upgrade. We got a nice

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little system upgrade with a new CPU, new RAM, new motherboard. We got the NAS

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that we're watching this video off of right now where Nate can upload all of

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his precious family photos and they never touch the flipping cloud.

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>> Yeah. >> Freaking awesome. And it was 3D printed. How cool is that? Um, we got a big heavy

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motor. >> A big heavy motor. >> And and a planer so that I can make

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myself a new desk at some point. >> At some point when you finish the tree.

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>> When I finish Yeah. cutting down the tree in the back. And a huge thank you

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to AMD uh for making this all possible.

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>> Yeah, this has been a blast. >> We missed something. You have a UPS.

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>> I do have a UPS. >> Oh, that would be for the NAZ. >> That'd be for the NAZ. Yeah. >> Brilliant.

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>> So, that needs to be put in the closet. >> Okay. You know what's not in the closet?

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My love for this series.

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Thanks again, AMD. Check out Sebastian's upgrade. He's another member of the CW

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team, and that one was equally full of products that were not released yet.

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Maybe even more so.