 Previously on The Big Move. Our UPS's use a 20 amp and our wall outlets are just the normal 15 amp. These are adapters. We're almost done putting the new workbench together. Hey, not bad. Each of you are going to build your own desk. Okay. Corsair's RMI series power supplies feature premium components for great performance with very low noise. Click on the link in the video description to learn more. We are installing our UPS's also known as uninterruptible power supplies. So these were sent to us by General Electric. I didn't even know that they made that. So we are going and we've actually already got one in. If you look up there, we've got one of our UPS's in. And so this one is responsible for this server and that networking gear. And then each of these bottom three that we're installing now is going to be responsible for one of our storage servers. And the reason that I have one each is that we can tell the UPS to tell the system to shut down in the event of an AC power loss. So that it can shut down correctly rather than just having the power pulled on it. How many more? This one and then one more. So we got one, two, three, four desks up. No, we got four up desks. Did you sneak away to Subway today? Yeah. I'm hooking up all the Ethernet jacks in the test bench room. Oh, I just want to blow this out and then again. No, this is a different one. Oh, yeah. Let's do it. Chinese food, but there's no microwave here. So I eat it cold. Nothing left there, Bob? Yeah. Watching a funny video. Configuring the switches. Fascinating. So it's not up yet? Not quite. Next IQ robot arrived. Yes. Hey, Taren. What? Do you want to build a robot? Yes, I do want to do that. You're probably good at sticking small things into places. Can you help me out here? Sure. Did you get that? That's pretty funny. We can't shave it down. Because it's keeping the heat sink on. Is that really the only PCI slot you've got? This is just cardboard. This is just cardboard. Where are you going? Upstairs. Is it in? Yeah. Well, I just removed the screw from the one right above it. Doi. That screw was in the way. Hey, my helmet has a light on it. It's very useful. OK, Ed. That should be in. Are you Ed? No, you're not Ed. Now I'm, of course, covered in dust. Hey, guys. Welcome back. It's me, Nicky B. again. We're going to be putting together a desk today. We've already got the legs on. We've got the motor secured. And we're just going to dive right into doing cable management. All right? So what you got to do is take the side off the double-sided tape. Throw that sh** away. You don't need that no more. Put this on. Find a nice spot for the middle. Would you look at that? Gorgeous. Absolutely beautiful. Wonderful. What do you think about this desk now, Dennis? Speechless. That's what I'm telling you. This thing is beautiful. It's a work of art. I know I can't even paint a picture that's beautiful. All right. So throwing this in there. And then throw your drill down, and that's it, folks. That's all we got here. That's how you build a desk. Nicky B. out. OK, so what I'm doing right now is I'm configuring our switches here. Figuring our switches here with link aggregation. So that is to say I'm bonding together multiple interfaces in order to get higher speeds between our two switches here. So I'm actually going to be aggregating these two and then probably these two between these two switches. So that's 20 gigabit total. Then I'm aggregating these two to Wannock server. Remember, this is the high-speed SSD server with the 24 Kingston SSDs. So we want 20 gigabit to that. Now, I know that no single client will be able to pull 20 gigabit because I'm using LACP, but that's fine because we don't have any clients that are 20 gigabit. But we might have multiple 10 gigabit clients that are hitting it. So I'm basically bonding these ones, bonding these ones, and bonding these ones so that there's essentially a superhighway between anything plugged into this and Wannock and anything plugged into this and Wannock. So to answer the question of more moving vlogs, and it was actually... Ow! Door knob. Oh, that was the key. That's what it was. Yeah, I've done that. Ow! Yeah, that hurts. My tweet was, flick question, are you guys down for a few more moving vlogs? And it has 119 favorites. So people do want more moving vlogs. So yeah, keep them going. Oh, well, on the day we released a real video. Yeah, there were actually a couple of those. That's hilarious. I was kind of dismayed that there was no moving vlog on Vessel this morning. They're here to make tech videos, you know? This is a view of setting up tech that you're not going to get anywhere else. That's true, right? It's not a tutorial, but you get to see the kind of nonsense that we have to go through to get this stuff all working. Look at this. Yeah, this is reality. This is the real reality television platform. This is the real reality television. This bar isn't on fire. Yeah. So there we go. So there's my direct attach proper SFP plus cables. I hope it doesn't matter that those are a different length. It should be fine. And then I'm setting up that bondage within the Switch admin console right now. We decided to clean the fridge because all the shelving was really gross. There was like mold-ish coming going on the edges. That's nice and reasonably clean. This door makes that door open. So instead of just opening one door, you can open both doors with one door. Wannick is up. You're good to go. Oh great, so I can edit today's video? Yeah, rock on. You sexy beast. Remember that time that Linus and I went to the carnival? No, I actually don't. It doesn't look like we had very much fun. It appears to have happened. Video doesn't lie. Video is always true. Right, Taren? What? So Fraser server here is finally getting its final config. Unfortunately for Ed, I'm pulling out the Titan X. He doesn't get that. But I am putting in two Titan blacks. So we've determined that ultimately we've ended up with Adobe Media Encoder for our Cineform transcoding and all that stuff. So we'll be using Adobe Media Encoder with the CPU for that. But we'll be using DaVinci Resolve for denoising. So we're going to go ahead. We're going to throw two Titan blacks in here. Now unfortunately, the only place to obtain Titan blacks is... from the editing workstations. The old editing workstations. Because these are going to be replaced by Titan Xs. Which means that I actually have to pull these blocks off. Put air coolers back on them. And yeah, so this is going to take me a little bit. And then I'm also changing out the power supply. This was generously contributed by one of our viewers. This is a Zippy 800 watt redundant power supply. So we're going to throw that puppy in there as well. Then this server is good to go. Why do we have another one here? So we are going to build Maxonomics chairs. Ordinator 1. Nice. You guys smell this. Oh yeah, that's mine. Is yours? Yeah, classic office is what I got. Did Linus tell us to build these? Uh, no. Oh. Oh god. Okay, wait, why is only one of... That's so strange. It comes with one of them on. And then you have to put the other one separate. So I'm going to start just putting the chair together. And guessing. And we'll see how lucky I get. Because I'm real good at not using the truck trucks. Brandon, can you not make a mess? Really? Why? This is my process. My process of building this chair. So in the race to build chairs, it looks like Dennis is in the lead. And Brandon hasn't really even started. This is so hard. I beat all of you. Brandon thought he could do this on his own. Shut up. Without the instructions. And when I got over here, this backseat wasn't even on the chair. Compared to mine. I'm halfway done. Yours is orange. It's worse. Worse because it's orange. In the one minute that I've been here, I've made more progress on the chair than Brandon has in the last 15 minutes. Why are you helping me? Because his is almost done. You need to use this, Brandon. No. Yeah, you have to pull that. Shhh. I'm done. Wow, really? Look at Brandon's. He's going to sit on the floor for a while. Look at that. This is good. So comfortable. This actually makes you want to sleep. This is too comfortable to work. What are you doing? You're like a dentist. This is so scary. Okay. One Titan Black extracted. Four to go. Start by removing the CPU block. Yes, that is how we take out a graphics card. In a Linus water cooled system. It's got a DVI cable still plugged into it. Like who moves their system like that? Yeah, exactly. One person ever. Brandon. So now, we are going to drain this sucker. Yeah, that my friends is some gunky water. Check this out. So you can see the debris. That's been clogging up the blocks. Now this is interesting. So if I hook this up. So if I hook this up, not only does the water drain very slowly. If you come down here and look at the CPU block. See how slowly that's draining. Even if I blow on the tube. I can barely get the flow going. That's how gunked up the blocks are. It kind of helped. Oh, geez. Ew. Oh, okay. What color is that that plastic supposed to be? That is supposed to be clear. And if you look carefully, you can see that it is still clear in places. Why don't you use the compressor? I don't know if it... Hmm. Did that work? Now be careful with that CPU block there, Linus. Whoa, the pressure that's built up here. Actually takes a while to leak out. Wow. So now we've got to remove the block. And this, my friends, is why I always say. Keep your stock cooler and screws all together. And preferably with the screws actually screwed into the locations on the stock cooler where they go. Because if you ever need to remove a block from a card. You are going to be super thankful that you have that. Cooler, screws. This, I don't like it when this happens. Half the thermal pads come off the cooler. But it's okay. It's not a big deal because you can just kind of put them back on the locations where they go. Now we got to clean off our thermal compound. Reapply. And then we're good to go. Okay, so our two Titan blacks are installed. We've got our X540T2 Nick over here. We have our Thunderbolt card. So that actually plugs into one of our graphics cards via DisplayPort. So we'll be able to connect our new card reader via Thunderbolt directly to this system. So all that's left is to throw this puppy back in here. Basically I need to just kind of put this fan in place. It's not going to have any reason to shift. And I don't want to drill any holes right now. So I figured, hey, hot glue. Sure why not. Hot gluing is always a good idea. Oh, dang it. There. Oh, whatever. That's not really going to go anywhere I guess. What a nice video this was today. And you know what that makes me think of? Squarespace.com. I'm wearing the shirt. No way. I've got my shirt on for my Squarespace integration. Squarespace is the fast, easy, and affordable way to create your very own beautiful website that works great on everything from a desktop computer all the way down to a mobile phone. They've got a bunch of great templates to choose from, whether you want to set up a store or a blog or a company informational website where people can get, you know, things like where to go if they want to participate in the fan meetup or whatever. And I saw a lot of comments coming up on the 21st. LinusMediaGroup.com. Just saying, Squarespace has got you all taken care of. They even have 24-7 tech support over email if you're having trouble with anything. Although, quite frankly, it's so easy to use that even I can make changes to our website. Like removing that contact us form that people were using far too much. If you want to get in touch with me, please do it on Twitter. I just get too many emails. LinusMediaGroup.com slash Linus, check it out, get signed up today, and if you guys sign up for a year at a time, they will actually throw in a free domain name for you, just like that, because they're nice people. Also, because they want you to buy a year at a time. I mean, you're buying a year at a time instead of a month at a time. It seems like a win-win. So, yeah. Thanks for watching today's video, guys. If you disliked it, I think you know what to do. But if you liked it, hit that like button, get subscribed for more of our videos, and what's that other thing I always say? 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