Neamow

Why is this just 10 minutes? I'm sure they had heaps of footage.
 
I simply don't understand this trend of making hyper fast-paced videos that just breeze through everything, especially if it's about an incredibly interesting topic like this, that you don't really see often. I feel like the team really missed an opportunity to make a nicer, more documentary-style video in the range of 30 or 60 minutes. That would have been amazing.
 
This really felt like barely scratching the surface and I also feel like I retained ZERO knowledge because they just blazed through everything so fast with little context...

Creates an awesome glass desk PC with a custom reservoir, and then covers it with a mousepad...

I thought that was going to be the Linus desk PC follow-up. How long has it been since that first video? Did they abandon it?

Do... do they not see the face?

Do... do they not see the face?

Do... do they not see the face?

Do... do they not see the face?

Do... do they not see the face?

Do... do they not see the face?

Honestly, the shipping is not even that big of a deal as customs. Where I live, customs is 12% of the value of the product + shipping, and customs tax is 20% of the value of the product + shipping + customs... Yikes. Still less money than paying for a new GPU though.
 
Alternatively, would have to convince the customs agents that the value of the product is 1$...

When GTX 900 series came out, you could have built a rig with a 970 and a 4670k or 4770k for around 1200-1300 bucks. The 970 was only $300, and was the second fastest regular card on the market. You simply can't beat that nowadays.

Looks like the Logitech G915 TKL.

I weep whenever I see these clean setups. I have a work laptop with a docking station and a desktop, and two 32'' monitors on my desk, with multiple switches to switch the peripherals between the laptop dock and desktop: two displayport switches and a usb switch going into a 10-port usb hub (with 9 ports actually permanently populated). The volume of cables on the desk is ridiculous, but I really don't think it's possible to clean that up unless going to unreasonable expense.
 
This did give me the idea though to at least get a double-monitor vesa mount stand thingy to mount to the back of the table, instead of having the two giant monitor legs taking up space on the table, those don't seem very expensive.

I did not think they would actually finish this successfully, or that if they did it would have even close to comparable performance to separate machines. Damn.
 
However my ever present question with crazy builds like this, and this one in particular - what are they going to do with it? Since they're not actually going to use it, are they going to just disassemble it? There's no way they can recoup the cost of this build with just the videos about it.