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six grand starting price for this thing

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better have pretty amazing specs

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an eight core processor by the time you kick this thing out with anything decent

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it's gonna cost as much as a car wait

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unless yeah no

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i'll just get the base model one and then

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scrape together all the upgrades i need on my own and

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show you how you can do it too save your time and save your money with

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storyblocks video get studio quality stock video clips for a fraction of the

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cost at the link in the video description

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my mac pro isn't actually a base model i

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got the afterburner card and a Radeon pro vega 2 duo so that i'd have two gpus

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but also have an extra expansion slot if i ever needed four for some reason but

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it's also not maxed out to do that i'll be removing the asinine eight core

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processor this thing shipped with and throwing in a 28 core xeon w 3275

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a whole whack ton of RAM yes my friends

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that is two terabytes of memory

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a j2i drive cage a pci express SSD and

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uh apparently a titan rtx just cause

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figuring out what CPU to buy is pretty simple you just grab any 3200 series

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Intel xeon off of any reseller that you like as for how to install it well we

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could have found out ahead of time but we thought it'd be more fun for us to

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just go on that little adventure together so obviously

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we need to remove the heatsink now we praised the mac pro in our review for

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using mostly standard phillips head screws but that's only for the things

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that most end users would actually need to access for something like a RAM upgrade

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or a drive upgrade for things like the CPU that apple doesn't actually expect

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you to change yeah it's going to be torques next i think we're gonna have to

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pull our afterburner card oh i love these captive thumb screws back here

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with no risk of losing anything i really like this pci express

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lock oh boy we're already up to two different

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types of screws and all we've done so far is remove the

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mac pro name plate and that might not have even been

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necessary because it seems like this is just a cosmetic cover for the

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four u-shaped heat pipe cooler that we got going on here so let's move around

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to the back then now just pop the cover off of our two rated ssds right there

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now we've got a couple more locks we don't actually have to expose the RAM

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now but we might as well just take them off and get them out of our way since we

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will be upgrading the memory later anyhow and then finally this guy i think yep

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there we go wait

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do you know what this does Anthony that is the speaker oh for crying out loud

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here's six large torx head screws that we're gonna remove

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carefully because apple just like with the imac pro has

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not mounted the CPU into the socket with a retention lever it's just held on by

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the heat sink so once the heatsink pops off it'll just pull the CPU out of the

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socket wow these are

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these are tight boys

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i don't actually know that it's just gonna pop free for me

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oh it seems to kind of slide on rather than

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being able to lever it away man this thing's worth more than my life

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okay just gonna

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prop it up there yeah there we go just need two hands

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uh yep there it is oh boy

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just like that let's see no problem all right so this is what i was talking

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about before here the CPU is kind of like fused onto it

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with thermal compound right see so you can see that's holding it on there's a

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bit of a cross pattern in the thermal paste that i don't know if it's due to

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the shape of the base of the cooler or if it's due to their application you can

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see they've done a pretty good job of actually covering the important parts of

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the ihs here without overdoing it on their thermal compound application not

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that that really makes a difference too much thermal compound does not contrary

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to popular belief tank your performance but

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still it's a nice touch putting on the right amount over on this side we get a

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good look at the socket so you can see there yeah it's just

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completely devoid of any kind of latching or retention mechanism the CPU

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just kind of sits in there and this also gives us a really good look down here

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they look just like the 8-pin and 6-pin pci express connectors that you'd have

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in your desktop computer but they're mini so we'll need to adapt

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these in order to add expansion cards that need auxiliary cables well that was

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surprisingly straightforward wanna hit me with that 28 core CPU all right here

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we go so to get this done we're going to be borrowing a page out of the car

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mechanics handbook we're going to kind of get under it you

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know the mac pro 2019 has a convenient

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filming hole for performing CPU upgrades and shooting

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them at the same time just guide it in there

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give it a little wiggle not bad

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consulting our trusty gamers nexus modmat um i can't see the part about

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thermal compound applications so i'm just going to put it all over the place ah

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i drew a smiley face you know what i'm just going to put my

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cover back on now before my easy access to this thing ends it is

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weird to me that they kind of reinvented the CPU cooler mounting mechanism that

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seems unnecessary but you got to give apple credit

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what is this six screws

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and two thumb screws later

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i have completely swapped out my CPU is that unprecedented for them

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yeah like outstanding oh we've got a good look at

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the guide that was making it so i couldn't accidentally wrench the cooler

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out the wrong way so there's a cut right here and just a

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nice thick metal here and then there's a couple of notched screws here that keep

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it from being inserted wrong okay good luck everybody this part might

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be a little tricky

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the only thing that makes this tough is that these springs super difficult to compress and

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these screws that we took out are actually threaded inserts

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well that was painless almost makes the amount of work that we've spent building

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that hack pro seems like kind of a waste of time

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all right so we're just going to throw our speaker back in place assuming that

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we can figure out how the devil to get this thing on here

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come on get in there there we go now we can't actually put

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our full two terabytes of RAM here this we got our hands on for uh an AMD

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project and AMD epic does support two terabytes of RAM but that's okay one and

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a half terabytes of RAM ain't half bad

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so we will start by opening up our memory slots right

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and consulting the handy dandy little

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population guidelines they've got there for you isn't that nice i mean a lot of

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manufacturers would just color code them but this is a good solution too and it

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means that everything gets to be black now we'll peel back all the tabs and

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it's time to go shopping now this is really important you can't use regular

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unbuffered dims in the mac pro that's a limitation of the xeon CPU that's

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installed in it so you will either need ecc registered ddr4 memory or you will

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need a special kind of ecc server RAM called lr dimms or load reduced dimms

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and memory is one of the most sensible

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upgrades that you can do it is much easier as you guys saw than accessing

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the CPU and the amount of money you can save is incredible for example for a 768

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gig configuration you can expect to pay around 3 600 on newegg for the RAM that

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you'd need for your mac pro that is close to a third of apple's price of 10

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grand and guys if you're more comfortable with like

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a matched set versus just buying your own individual

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sticks and checking them in there owc has a kit for 4 900 which is still a 50

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savings i just can't believe how simple it is we already pulled off the covers

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and now it's just a matter of lining up the notch in the memory with

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the notch in the slot positioning it like so

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pushing with both fingers on either end

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oh you want me to actually show you 12 times sure fine no problem we got this

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here we go for those of you wondering i'm using the

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same sk hynix ddr4 2933 memory that i

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did for the two terabytes of chrome tabs attempt

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that we did a little while back

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man this is crazy each one of these sticks is

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128 gigs of RAM it's nuts

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my one regret is that they have green pcbs

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i asked once how much does it actually cost to put a black pcb on it and

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they're like oh i don't know like a buck i'm like well why don't you just put

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black pcbs on all memory and they're like you don't know anything about

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commodities do you

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might have been two dollars even but the point was that i feel like it matters

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for that particular product and there it is

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one and a half terabytes of RAM as i'm

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closing up the back i wanted to point out that while we are upgrading our ssds

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today we can't actually remove and replace apple's

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little SSD cards that they've got pre-installed on the machine because

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these are tied into the t2 chip on the motherboard and it won't boot unless

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they're installed so we can add more storage and we can even boot to and add

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in NVMe SSD but it can't be

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at the expense of having removed these ones

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so they've got to stay in there

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oops

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there you go

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these two kind of lock in together it's a little bit finicky

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a little plastic clip broke off from where i don't actually know oh this has

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already been glued once did we break it

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okay i did it sure i'm not gonna throw anybody else under the bus even if they

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did it i did it

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guys seriously

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man Anthony i gotta stop trusting you with our apple what do you have against

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apple why do you break every mac that comes through this door now let's talk

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sada there's not a whole lot to this like

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really there's not a lot there there's two SATA ports and then that proprietary

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power connector that's all you get so if you want to actually install drives you'll need well

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an actual freaking drive bay which you will need to buy

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separately along with the adapter for that connector so apple just happens to

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have one such thing available on their website and we went ahead and picked it

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up so it's from promise and yeah there's not a whole lot to this

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side it looks a little something like this first

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we've got our power adapter that's reasonably elegant so there's

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your two SATA data cables your little

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weirdo connector there and then over at the other end you've got two of those

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handy dandy combo SATA data and SATA powers onto the

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enclosure it's actually pretty slick it's the same kind of feel of anodized

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aluminum as the rest of the chassis and it's going to match it

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absolutely perfectly which i'm sure is not an accident ours came pre-installed

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with an eight terabyte surveillance drive for whatever reason from toshiba

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no big complaints there it's not a problem they're not bad hard drives it's

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just weird and then ah yes this is kind

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of cool so all of these screws are pre-installed so all you need to do is

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remove these wing nuts in order to expose them if you want to install a second drive and if you don't want to

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install a second drive this is pretty slick too

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so you go ahead you plug in your one

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there we are just like that and you put your second one

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just right there so that it doesn't wiggle around inside your case just kind

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of clips right into place if you do want to install a second drive

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you just remove that screw and then it'll actually pull this plastic bracket

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thing off and then you go ahead and plug that into your second drive just like that

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pretty handy dandy as with the CPU the whole process

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involves shockingly few screws so we just take out this little

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piece of placeholder aluminum here that was this written on by hand

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somebody put a b on there did we do that

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no weird check that out

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does that look handwritten brandon yeah it's written in pencil align these slots

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just like we saw on the CPU heatsink with these little posts right here

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so rather than just screw them in no no ha ha

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there's little posts on the back of this spacer here

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that sit in there like that and then you put the screws

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back in and now it's locked into place

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can't fool me with your weird non-standard drive mounting mechanism

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easy peasy that ain't going anywhere now we just need to plug these in i could

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make my life a little bit easier by removing the i o card there but i

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am not going to do that now it's time to really have some fun so before we put

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our afterburner card back in which was in

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this lot i'm gonna pull out one of these

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extremely gorgeous pci slot covers

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solid aluminum sort of like

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man are these machined out of a single block

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man that is overkill anyway anyway sorry sorry sorry just

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i'll go ahead and throw an Intel opt-in

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SSD in here this way we could run a secondary os

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like Windows or something like that without resorting to bootcamp if for

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whatever reason that mattered to us then we're going to throw a titan rtx into

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this bottom pci express slot now apple has their own approach to auxiliary

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power and they use this extension to the pci express slots over here

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but because this is just a standard pc card we are going to need

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some power cables all right happy with them

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a little high that's fine strangely these are not available as an apple

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first party accessory but thankfully belkin has a kit already ready to go at

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launch so we're gonna go ahead and use that so cable set one PCIe aux power

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eight pin to dual six pin nope

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cable set two eight pin to six plus two pin

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okay that we could use eight pin to six plus two pin six pin to six pin wow and

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that's adorable you got your baby eight pin and your daddy eight pin nice and

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low profile too so that if you have long cards they can sit over top of them now

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we can go ahead and install a real graphics card in here i really do

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wish that apple and NVIDIA would bury the hatchet but

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i don't think they ever will next time jensen or tim cook does an ama we just

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all need to spam them with when are you guys gonna kiss and make up hey look at

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that no sag cause it's supported by the other GPU

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sweet this looks very out of place in here i'm gonna have to fold these down

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here in order to get my afterburner card in i gotta say i do like these supports

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here to keep the card stable love that

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all right and everything is locked in

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isn't that mechanism just gorgeous love or hate apple you gotta just

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appreciate some of the little things they do

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that slide action it's beautiful all right let's fire this

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up oh there we go how long was that that

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was like at least three minutes you don't think it was three okay

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i don't know it was well over a minute but we're up okay

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oh all right one pitfall you got to watch out for

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guys if you want to max out the memory in the system is while you're shopping for your CPU make sure you get one that

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supports the amount of memory you're installing not all of them can handle

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1.5 terabytes of RAM

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speaking of things that we can't necessarily handle let's have a look at

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our pci cards this is actually really cool so the mac pro

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allows you to either automatically or manually

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assign your pci express slots to two different pools a

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and b to make sure that you don't overdo

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the pci express lane allocation within

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each pool so if we were to move here watch this if i move them all to a you

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can see that i've overdone it and it's unhappy whereas if i go like this look

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at that everything is perfectly balanced

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absolutely love it i'm going to switch it back to auto mode because we don't really need to do that but it does mean

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that all of our pci express devices are showing up and have the correct number

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of lanes and we're going to go ahead and initialize our optane

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SSD it's showing up as an external SSD do

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you have any idea what that would be okay so guys we've got the uh pro

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display back there can you see that brandon okay

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so i'm gonna have to kind of operate the computer

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from here and we're gonna see if we can get an output on this puppy do we know

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that this is gonna work has anyone tried this yet microsoft basic display adapter okay so

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it definitely does not have drivers NVIDIA control panel went and installed

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itself so it looks like Windows grabbed some drivers while i was waiting for

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that download and video display settings are not

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available hey there it is

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nice

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uh yeah it is really dim

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oops oops what the

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okay how do i get to brightness

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oh okay well whatever i'm just cranking the brightness i don't care

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now that's curious this actually ain't running great

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Anthony yeah i think it might be using the

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Radeon vega 2 pro duo

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turbo etc there we go that's better

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still 60 hertz but it's way better

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i guess yeah way better that's the theme of today's video this

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was a heck of a lot easier than our

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previous experience upgrading max if you

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guys are looking for another video to watch right now by the way our imac pro

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upgrade video series is definitely worth a watch um but yeah this was by

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comparison great i mean there's still things that apple could have done better

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m.2 slots drive bay included standard that would

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have been pretty neat a cooler bracket that's not super weird and proprietary

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but still i mean the fact that this is even

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possible let alone officially sanctioned by apple as a minor miracle and lets

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enthusiast shops get out ahead of the game by getting the kitted out mac they

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need for a price they can much more easily afford so

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all that's left to say at this point is happy modding ladies and gentlemen

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that's an rtx titan gaming on a mac pro

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thanks apple for actually listening to your customers we really do appreciate

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it i am a customer i mean just because like i don't use it voluntarily doesn't

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mean i don't actually give you my money so you know that's good good job