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recently we showed off the 100 000 desk PC that we built for Carl

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Jacobs a Minecraft YouTuber with copious Capital but we only showed you the

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destination not the journey so here it is how to build a hundred thousand

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dollar desk PC and how to thank our

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sponsor see Sonic we're here in beautiful Squamish British Columbia to

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check out SS CAD cam these are the same guys that did the Machining for our play

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button PC and the machines they have in here are freaking incredible come on

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come on Andy this massive hunk of aluminum isn't even

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one of the largest that's going in our desk this will make one of the Wings and

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it alone is 315 pounds and just this

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part was nearly 2 000 Canadian dollars to machine the wings of our desk we're

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using this DMG Mori dmu65 this thing it

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absolutely smokes our tormach like not even in the same league this thing has

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60 Tools in it and they swap just so

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fast it has a 46 horsepower spindle that

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goes up to 20 000 RPM the ability of this thing to shred through aluminum is

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absolutely incredible the wings of our desk are at the absolute limits of the

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size of this machine even just getting this thing on here is a huge pain in the

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ass like you can't just Chuck this in a vise like a normal thing so instead it's

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held in using one of these orange clamps so down on the bottom of our big block

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of aluminum we have these studs that are threaded in then it goes in like that

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and you're able to tighten it right down there's three of these in the bottom

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here the whole thing is a complete custom fixture just for us all right can

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we run it press Start oh heck yeah I did

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a thing

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this isn't even the largest hunk of aluminum that we need to machine though

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this is the Canada arm3 and it's what Amish normally uses to load material

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into his Mill only problem the load limit is 400 pounds and our hunk of

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aluminum is 550. that's 3 500 worth of aluminum he

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had to use a forklift to get this in there this old Hoss might have been made

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when Carl was only one year old but it's still got it where it counts biggest

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thing well it's big this thing's able to take seven feet of stock in the X

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direction of course to fit a piece of aluminum this big onto it we needed to

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make completely Custom Jigs once again so down here we have a big custom piece

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of aluminum where you're bolting down straight through it when all said and

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done this 550 pounds of aluminum is going to be turned into just 65 which

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means we're going to have a lot a lot of chips this huge bin is where all of our

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aluminum chips are going to end up and we expect to fill it

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12 times fortunately all of those chips are going to go to a recycler down the

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road so it'll be turned into well like pop cans another desk no we're not

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making another desk enough of me talking though let's get to Machining Tim Hit It

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I couldn't help noticing that it's in a lot of pieces yeah this right here

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actually arrived in the back of a car this is what we have to do today if this

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video is any less than three and a half hours long you can rest assured that

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it's been cut aggressively and there's going to be a lot of extras over on

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Floatplane.com wings onto frame let's go I mean there's three of us and it's all

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been test fitted so theoretically it shouldn't be that bad should we have gloves to make our lives easier in terms

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of cleaning it later first things first we're going to take these parts and

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we're going to install them and then we're gonna Slide the wings in okay so

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yes these are indexed to each side this is a left side front that is the right

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side front and I got washers here right uh on the on the bolt side just put all

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the bolts and two nuts on we're gonna Loctite everything okay so I've got all

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the bolts and uh hold on it's a little tall

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okay do you want to speed run the desk or not

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all in now that the project has been fully designed Tim figures he spent over

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a month of dedicated time just looking

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at SolidWorks and that's nothing compared to the time that this thing

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took to machine the details on this are incredible so this KJ a ball End Mill

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went across and did all of this so there's this nice little texture here

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this is not some cast part or something like that is machined what we're gonna

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do is we're going to make sure that these are flat or at least as close to

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parallel as we can we're going to be fitting neoprene on top so it's not going to be a super big issue sure but

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we do want them to seat nicely when we put the wings in these puzzle piece

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slots so we're gonna put lock cutter in each of them flatten them tighten them

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up so just apply loctates yep just inside

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and it never came apart again we're good yeah all right that one's done moving in

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for this remember is there okay do not have ratchets oh we do but we don't have

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a half inch doesn't matter I have a sneaking suspicion I can do a better job

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than they are right now by just laser eyeballing it Tim you're with me right

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physically oh my God our side's so much better Alex

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that's so far off hey watch this hey be nice be nice to it

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my number one goal with this shoot is to make sure that Linus doesn't drop the

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desk sorry uncomfortable question how much did we

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spend on aluminum was it over ten thousand dollars yes Carl you better

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beat Minecraft like hard Jesus Christ that's backwards put it down backwards

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how long before the first Saudi Prince asks us for one of these like first in

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line for the throne or no no it's not backwards it's upside down Wait no

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that's not right is it oh yeah okay that's even worse are you messing with

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me no I'm not no you're messing I'm worried you're gonna drop it I don't even believe you no I don't I'm not

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trusting you anymore don't let go why would I let go it's not screwed in I

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love how industrial this thing looks there's just a certain Beauty to Raw

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machined metal Carl has no idea at this

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point what he's getting like look at this how could you not sit at this

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because it's backwards but I know like guys I'm trying to make sure Carl's not

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like because we don't technically have the money from them yet you guys know that

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right I'm not an accounting uh let's install radiators what that's not the

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next step you won't be able to install the legs if you do that oh then let's

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install the legs good job Linus good idea if only there's a step-by-step list

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so that it all goes together properly this computer is going to weigh like a

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thousand pounds 350. 350 pounds how the

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hell is anybody gonna move it it's getting built into a crate

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you want it extravagant buddy it occurs to me that not every motorized

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standing desk is built equal can this actually handle the full 300 pound girth

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of what's sitting on top of it it's 350 pounds and that can hold 375 plus all

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the water plus the components plus all the uh this is very borderline 10 bucks

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says I can solo lift the desk let's go hold on

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don't Tim you're saying next we can level the legs and then take it off the

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saw horses no we have to show off the cardboard thing the cardboard do you

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remember a couple months ago when you were running for an Uber and I was attempting to show you the ergonomic

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design study that I'd done to say that the desk would actually feel good to fit

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in oh yeah oh yeah this this is actually critical because an early revision of

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the desk PC design suffered from the same fatal flaw as my original desk PC

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it was thick all the way across the front so Carl would undoubtedly be

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celebrating beating Minecraft and whack his knees on it which sucks so I asked

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him hey would you mind doing a casual complete redesign of the entire face of

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the desk and angle this so we can maintain the

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depth we need in the back for the hardware but have a nice place for knees

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to go um did it end up working like has anyone

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actually sat at this yet as soon as I tightened that side we can check out

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what's the point of a height adjustable desk if you can't adjust the height so

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what we're doing right now is we're just homing the legs to make sure that they

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are both at exactly the same height so the whole thing doesn't sit off kilter like this then we can take the saw

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horses out and work on it as they're not on the ground but they're struggling not

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yet not yet you're good good yeah

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oh it's very short okay

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height adjust press and hold the down button until it reaches its lowest

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height then wait until it rebounds to the lowest height which signals the

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reset process is complete

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hmm I can't get it to do anything

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okay now you locked it yes way to go Alex

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damn it down I wonder if the desk is too

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heavy it's expecting to just have a certain amount on it I think it's a

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safety mechanism well it's adjusted a little bit at a time say look no problem

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the point was never for it to be a standing desk but that it would be a height adjustable set of legs because

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all the other ones on the market just do set screws okay worst case scenario we

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asked Plexi spot for another controller or something and we replace it easy yeah

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because we have other desks from them they don't do this

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do you want to lower it back down and try to sit at it oh knee clearance is

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more than adequate yes

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cardboard prototyping for the win

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okay what's next aux power supplies you've probably noticed that this is not

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a normal PC power supply that's because there are many things going into this PC

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that are not a PC like for example the

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RGB lighting tubes we could use LED strips but instead we

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used well there's still LED strips in there but really powerful ones you are

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going to take this beautiful lovely well machined three axis CNC milled piece of

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desk and you're gonna put a couple holes in it ah no not there right there right

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there no are you gonna put the Titan tube on there well I just assumed that

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we'd make a hole with this lightsaber

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hi Linus running late on that video

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here take these Heavenly organs from EK

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water cooling heaven it's beautiful EK did up these

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reservoirs for this project that are a completely custom check that out and B

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gold-plated to just really sell the

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opulence of this setup man I love it and

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there's not one but two of them mad respect for not just the equipment but

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the expertise that it took to design and build all of these parts like

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these are works of art these are not computer Reservoir pump combos Ah that's

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metal on metal I do not like oh wow that

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is extremely tight thank you no I mean was there a total of six pumps six six

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pumps oh my God this is gonna take forever

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maybe a little bit faster

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all right now stop and pull it up I never do that and that's why I have

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three kids are you just countersinking by eye yep

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you're stressing me out Tim that's okay did I mention there are going to be a

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whopping three of these in the system five I thought what shot really five I

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mean we weren't constrained by budget what all are you even doing over here

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you're still countersinking it yeah by eyeballs yeah why because

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do you need help many many ways Linus okay do we have benefits yeah there we

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go that's gone there's radiators on here and everything she fits nice

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two mil yeah there's not a lot of space but that's a good thing apparently it's

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called tolerancing news we're gonna install all the gold fittings on these

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radiators after we install the cables to

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the fans those have to come first so then the other way of providing those

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instructions would have been we need to put in the cables for all the fans then

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put in the gold fittings okay so you're right but the thing is for the rest of

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this video Let's watch Tim and see if he can say you're right without also saying

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butt Dan and I actually uh we're here till 9 30 uh last night building these

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fan cables he was an absolute Saint and

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uh and helped us out with a lot of the soldering work that needed to happen and because this desk is not a normal

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computer we had to make custom length cables for everything even this what is

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that this is for the standing desk legs and if it doesn't work properly I blame

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Dan no no he doesn't deserve blame are you just are you just trying to make the

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workplace less hostile and toxic is that I just try to instill goodness in the

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people that I work with man you know you got a deluxe computer when you're

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getting and lubed O-rings on every fitting we do not want this thing to

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leak can I can I help you with this you

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doing it what I have two hands here they're here but as we have established

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the knee is perfectly fine for this job it's gonna be a really tight fit but the

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tolerance does work now we got this I believe easy mode these are not the

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same length at all but okay sure

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this is where it goes from big sheet of aluminum to big sheet of aluminum with

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two gigantic pump reservoir combos on it and these things look incredible

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stage you're probably wondering what purpose do these serve ah let me explain

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there are three coolant Loops in this

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system now I didn't call them cooling Loops because one of them doesn't

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actually cool anything the first coolant Loop is on this side it gets three

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radiators two pumps and cools the CPU the second cooling Loop is over here

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three radiators two pumps cools the GPU

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the third coolant Loop this is great

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actually just occupies the space between

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these tubes so that there's just fluid

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moving around between this giant Reservoir pump distribution plate thing

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so there's no purpose at all other than to look amazing it equilibrates oh my

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God that's unnecessary if say Carl was

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playing Minecraft and really stressing that GPU with RTX on and the GPU Loop

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were to get hotter these gold tubes would get hotter than these gold tubes

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so the coolant flowing all around them would actually take that X excess heat

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from this Loop and dissipate it through these radiators what we're marveling at

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right now is how little Flex there is in

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the middle of the table so you can see that there it's basically a completely

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flat surface we were expecting that the cable management tray that's going to

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sit under here and act as kind of a brace would be needed to keep it from

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bowing but as it turns out um a big slab of aluminum is like and

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it's worth noting that it's not fully weighted yet we have it out of the water we haven't added a lot of the components

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like the 4090 and the motherboard but it's it's doing remarkably well and I'm

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I'm quite pleased to see at how well it was machined thanks Amos PCI plates

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mobile plates are you cross threading that no

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if I could do that with my fingers you'd be impressed though these are ugly we

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actually had to use a different type of aluminum for those than the desk itself

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because we needed this one to bend cleanly 6061 aluminum does not Bend

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nearly as nicely as 50 50. right but it's pretty it's prettier which is why

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we used it and it's it's more structurally sound for an application

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like this but this with PCIe plates and just for the the motherboard backplate

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works great what you're going to be doing is taking this and sliding it in

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from this side which doesn't similar so much matter for this guy but for the

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other one it does and then you're going to be putting the screws on the bottom

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first and then that way and then on the top we're almost at a Loctite in here

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which makes it really hard to accurately like squeeze it out but I have a

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strategy no don't use the floor I wouldn't use it as lubricant though

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it's stuck

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does this hold up the graphics card it does are you kidding me this is a 100

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000 computer and we have a little aluminum cube with double-sided tape on

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it Tim are you kidding me well we'll need this all right

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okay Okay

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this may be the sloppiest sleeving job I have ever seen but how well a you were

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lazy and used split Loom yeah B this heat shrink is the wrong size and you

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barely even bothered to shrink it and see you didn't even bother to heat

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shrink the other side do I go lever not this right here when it's in location

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looks fantastic it's like they get they get split like that and it has to be on

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an angle it looks fantastic when it's actually in there all of my criticisms

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were entirely valid it's very easy to just put some heat shrink on there if

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you want but I want to make it I know which is why you should have done it no

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we need to make sure that's all the correct length and stuff we haven't done all of the wiring yet for that linuses

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about criticisms and I have made these criticisms known already I'm sorry what

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are you happy about because it can't be that we're still working on this project so this entire thing has never been on

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legs we are going further than I have ever gone before Mr Frodo and this was

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something that I had prepped uh prior to installing but the scaffolding was in

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front of it so I could never actually test fit it all right so this

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if you can just barely see is now what it looks like see how it just runs

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underneath those USB cables z790 dark

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it's a very specific reason that we got this motherboard because it's Kingpin

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Edition there's that bottle because we love EVGA also though because the color

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scheme is amazing also because the RAM is at the top which makes our tubing run

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so much easier with the layout I'm going to go ahead and install the very fastest

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gaming CPU on the planet the 3900 KS

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from Intel is it power efficient no this is a great value

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but is it the right choice for Carl Jacobs 100 000 PC absolutely it's a 980

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Pro 2 terabyte the real reason we chose the 980 is because we chose it a while

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ago but we're going to say it's because 990 is a rumored to be dying yes that's

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it speaking of which I have a similar justification for our use of 6000 Mega

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transfer per second low latency memory it actually doesn't really help

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performance pass that as you would know if you watched our recent video looking

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at high speed memory performance scaling on Intel 13th gen processors

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but actually it's because you know well I already told you okay can I help you

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guys um with something else I have installed CPU oh I can install CPU block

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who moved the damn seat oh I did hey is

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that not thermal compound probably you know there's definitely enough of though

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that looks amazing now I'm sure you thought of this but you know that

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there's a specific Inlet and Outlet on there right uh yeah we'll just run the

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pumps backwards did we account for it yes are you sure I

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have absolutely no idea these tubes go flat from out of the block into the

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distribution block and so there's no way for us to cross them they're hard-line

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tubes we couldn't have this one come out to this side and then have this one

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magically teleport through it that wouldn't work when Jake and I built the

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VR Gaming PC in the lounge we discovered that the difference between installing

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these the correct way around and the not correct way around can be 30 to 40

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degrees holy crap it would be a disaster I have to say to your credit though Tim

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this is about as smoothly as I have ever

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seen a project like this go my new favorite feature of this computer

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the four RGB headers on this motherboard

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overclocking board performance first but damn it that doesn't mean you don't need

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RGB are we ready for the cable tray yeah I think so you could kill a man with

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this dribble whoa hi how you doing hey guess who did that oh I it was you yep

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yeah 100 it's so that right there is strain relief

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that is very important I don't know I'm feeling pretty strained oh now it's time

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to talk about what might be the most important component of this build this

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right here is a 750 watt power supply

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and not just any 750 watt power supply it has a modular interface and manages

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80 plus Platinum efficiency we will have

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not one but two of these for a total of

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1500 watts of low profile compact power

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and did I mention it comes with a 10 year warranty that's right when csonic

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says trust me bro they got you the batteries are dead for our cordless heat

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gun so I'm using our other cordless heat gun oh my God Alex something we haven't

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talked about yet is the monitors he's going going for a dual vertical I don't

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know if he knows this yet but he's going for a dual vertical monitor single

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horizontal in the middle monitor design that's going to be perfect for

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monitoring your chat having your stream preview up and all that kind of stuff

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and then of course gaming down the middle Tim you were saying that this is

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another like first off the line This monitor but this is the same one I have

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wait this one's overclocked did Carl get a better monitor than me

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by the way I had a major concern about the vrms on the motherboard because

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those of you who've been paying close attention will have realized that there

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is no real airflow going across the

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board but Tim pointed out that they thought of this and that's actually one

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of the reasons that they chose this board it has fans back here that are

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going to take fresh air from the outside and blow it across the board so our RAM

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and our vrms are going to be totally taken care of look at this mangled

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o-ring I found in one of the fittings it's a good thing we didn't try to put

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that in well this is a really big loop like normally this goes up pretty fast

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this is going to be a whole lot of this

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it is going up though yeah yep if this is like spiff's PC I will be so mad what

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happened with spiffs PC I just fill it with water and then it leaked water all

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over the GPU and then yeah let's go this is gonna take a lot of

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water whoa what the crap who didn't put this pudding back on Jake

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let's go let's go

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speed filling careful that is open oh this one's open

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too I didn't put it in over here either damn it Alex

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what the Jake let's go let's let's two three go let's go

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come on come on come on there we go let's just let it do its thing for a

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little bit let me just see it's gonna do the exact same thing well we're just

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gonna let it do its exact same thing just for a little bit uh should we just

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press the CMOS clear button and see what happens yeah that's a good idea okay I

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feel good oh

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hey hey let's go yay you want an energy

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setup I would strongly suggest that we just down clock the ramp a little bit

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and it probably will be happy no we're gonna down clock the RAM are you kidding

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me I would strongly suggest taking yeah

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you know what guess what Get Wrecked Alex because here we go

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it's trying something we also don't hold

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on hold on just lightning yeah 6 000 megahertz let's go no we're

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not doing cinebench we're playing Minecraft Jake God it only does one

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thing wait 100 degrees oh I loosened the block

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and it's locked up I wonder if the loosening of it is what actually

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fixed oh no oh yeah I kind of think we

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have to play Minecraft today

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no I'm feeling really good about this

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craft Minecraft Minecraft

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350 she's fine don't worry about 100 degrees what the crap yeah you're

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running prime95 yeah it's Prime 95 and it's doing what like four and a half

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gigahertz okay so what did you say it was classic.minecraft.com

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oh wow I mean this is with prime95 this is prime 95 in the background gotta chop

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the tree gotta karate chop the tree from the underside that's what you get and

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you guys get the end of this video hey thanks see Sonic for sponsoring it uh

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your power supply was obviously not the problem which is great because there was

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something bound to go wrong and it wasn't you

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it's been a really long day

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if you guys enjoyed this video maybe go check out the first video we uploaded

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about this where we show off the completely finished one the glass is in

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place like yeah after you spend the next two or three days cable managing

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everything