 I'm already kind of regretting the poop storm that is going to envelop the comments under this video. We don't normally get political, but I cannot say the same about the recipient of the gaming PC we are about to build. Hasanabi is a self-described full-blooded socialist, and that is not even close to the most controversial thing about this particular figure. With a resume that features dating adult film stars and beating Dark Souls 3 in the same paragraph, he's one of the more... colorful characters in the online gaming world. Our goal is to build a PC that truly aligns with Hasanabi's values. I think we nailed it. It's called Big Red, and ironically, it wouldn't have been possible without our sponsor for today's video, iFixit. If you need to make repairs on the go, iFixit has you covered. Find out more about their ultra portable Minnow and Moray sets and how they can make your repairs easier at the end of this video. iFixit is I'm sure not taking a side in any of this, by the way, and neither are we. We're just building a computer. As we begin unboxing our, by the way, I love the theme, all red components for the build today. Let's talk about who the El Hasanabi Piker is. He's a journalist termed Twitch streamer who started his career working for the digital news network, The Young Turks. He's also the co-host of H3H3's new political podcast, Leftovers, alongside the hairline king, Ethan Klein. Hasan streams north of eight hours almost every single day and garners north of 35,000 concurrent viewers daily, making him one of the top streamers on the platform, which means that he needs a PC with the same work ethic that he has. Oh my god, this motherboard weighs like 10 pounds. Are we gonna acknowledge the irony of a self-described socialist having the kind of swag that you can only achieve through capitalist means? He also says, you know, hey, just tax the hell out of me. Was Asus like, we know who this is and we like want to provide cool stuff? I was like, hey, can you give me a Strix X570 board? And they're like, we only have this board. I was like, okay. This thing has everything. Wi-Fi 6E, it's got Thunderbolt, 10 gig and two and a half gig networking. 5 M.2 ports. What the f- The board's probably worth more than the chip. This is truly the Cadillac of boards for a dead end platform. Enough jibber jabber though. Let's start getting this thing built when I asked Hassan what he wanted. He basically said a ballin' ass PC. So we didn't hold back. That's a Ryzen 9 5950X 16 core processor. That's right. If he was dumb enough to use his CPU for encoding rather than his GPU, he would have all the cores that he needs for it. And for our RAM, we naturally went with some Crucial Ballistics Red. It's 3,600 mega transfers per second, C16 and a 32 gig kit. So plenty of room for upgrading in the future. Did we pay for this hardware? Yep. Wow. Whoo. Okay, go ahead and cut for a second. Tax the rich. Was that the joke, Colin? No, but it is now. Because you know he could afford it just fine himself, right? I'm sweating right now. This is higher end hardware than I would put in my own PC if I was paying for it, let alone some guy I've never met. Thank goodness we went with the 970 Evo. Can't believe I just bought a millionaire 16 core CPU. This side panel graphic. Let's get the cooler on first actually. Nothing more democratic than air cooling. Although this cooler says I want to cool your CPU. This cooler says eliminate all student debt. I'm gonna cool our CPU. Hassanabi's got enough cores he can afford to share a few of them. I did all this in completely the wrong order. Keep trying to put the whole thing together then put it on the CPU socket and it keeps not being how it works. I'm once again asking for you to take apart your CPU cooler before you try and mount it to the board. What would you call a movie about the movement to occupy a dead socialists house? I don't know. Weekend at Bernie's. Ah. It's terrible, I know. What happens when you don't use fans in a socialist computer? It gets burny. Oh my God. I am so proud. Let's keep moving here. Let's get through this. Wow. This thing looks freaking sick. There's a little mark on here. Is this Medicare for All? Wow, it really is red. There's no mark on that. But there's marks. Ah! Got a built-in IO shield. I don't really see anything in the way. Let's go for it. Here we go. Ah! Does this board even have a center ATX mounting hole? I'm once again asking you to take off the screen. No, I will not. You know what? I think we're gonna make it. It's gonna be a little forced though. Look, you want the highest quality? You need capitalism. If we're all getting paid the same, why would we care if we do a good job? I'm sorry, Colin. What exactly was left wing about our power supply here? It's Thor and- Thor has both a hammer and an axe. Yeah, yeah. It's like a cycle. Yeah. See, because of the side mounted 24 pin here, I gotta push this. Oh, okay. I gotta push it out a little bit and then I'm gonna have to kind of wrench it down by screwing that piece in. It's really bad. Oh my God. Really tight. It's like what you get on a Monday at the Lada factory, not on a Friday. I love the way that NZXT just pre-cables everything up. I mean, why would you need to do something your own way? One way should be good enough for everyone. Be more like Stalin, be stoic. Be like Stalin and show all of your advisors. And Photoshop them out of your pictures with your powerful computer. Oh man. You know, we've never gotten a joke about politics on this channel. I know. I'm making up for so much lost time here. I swear, it's more fun for me than it is for you guys because I got no skin in the game. To be clear, I'm rooting for America. They're our big burly neighbor to the South. We don't exactly get along too great without them. I just mean like, you know, the daily outrage is not so much a part of my life. I'm sorry, are you here to help? You know what? If he wanted a good computer, he would support privatized computer building and he would just make more money and get a better computer. Put that there. Side panels closed. Oh, we left something out. Our graphics card. The reddest thing yet. Our MSI, gaming X trio, AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT. All joking aside, this build is kind of sick. Good thing it has free healthcare. Ah! I love that this is like a square foot of VHB tape. This thing is never coming off the front. It's kind of how it works, right? What you get is what you get. If it's a little bit crooked, well, should have gone capitalism. A little bit right. Nope, too right. No, I guess. Oh, we need a little bit left. Yeah, there you go. A little left. Let's have it close enough that it looks like we were trying to center it. Oh yeah. That's, if you were wondering if it's on there. Oh. The answer is yes. I feel like I shouldn't have to say this, but I saw some concerned comments on Twitter. Linus Media Group and Linus Sebastian the person in no way condone the actions of the Soviet Union. And also I don't actually recommend eating rich people. What's our final hardware mod? Well, you gotta make it lean left. I mean, have you seen the guy's streams? You need to go pretty far. Okay, we're going far. We're going far left here. Oh. Ha ha ha ha. It's the left leaning PC. Get it? All right, let's get it fired up. We got some software mods. I really don't know why I agreed to build this. Truthfully, I didn't actually look into them very closely. Didn't even read the Wiki? No, what's on the Wiki? It's not savory stuff. Oh yeah. I mean, at least it's not very good. We're really not gonna send him the feet? No. All right, I support this. Anyone out there need these feet? No. No. Eat the rich all over case? All over case. Am I rich enough to eat me? Does this happen every time you boot it up? Technically, yes, but it runs for 90 seconds. 90 seconds? We gotta get the whole song in. And I guess it couldn't have had any more resolution. This was deemed to be sufficient resolution. I mean, if you wanted more resolution, you need capitalism to breed innovation. Absolutely. Oh my God, are we really gonna sit through this whole thing? I borked it. Oh my God, am I gonna? This is already horrible to use. Okay, so to do this correctly. Let's not tell him how to do it. No, no, no, no. We're gonna cut this from the video. Oh my God, this wallpaper, though. Apparently there's a nice little treat for me bound to the keyboard, so let's fire up a browser. Oh, what's the thing that I should- LinusMediaGroup.com. Oh, very funny. Every time you type A, it types AOC. I almost forgot. When this PC boots, it automatically donates a moderate amount of its power. Okay, so as long as Hasanabi has no idea how to disable that, he will be donating some of the CPU cycles that otherwise he would have been able to keep for himself. That's the right thing to do, right? Wow, Colin, that's not really moderate CPU use, is it? This thing is truckin', 95% CPU usage. There's a joke in the script about feeling the burn. Because Bernie, I love this. His CPU is gonna be pinned at 100% all the time, unless he watches the video and knows what we did. But it's the right thing to do anyway. Just like the right thing to do is tell you about our sponsor, iFixit. Two of their most popular toolkits are now available in Canada and Australia. The Moray and Minnow kits are iFixit's toolkits for the maker on the go. 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