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And so all you gotta do is click the links in the video description to check out the contest rules and regulations for the Ultrabook giveaway, and to download the app. So here we are at the workstation of the legendary Diesel the Intern. Follow him at Diesel the Intern on Twitter. If you guys aren't already, he posts some behind the scenes stuff, and if you tweet him your questions about camera work or editing or whatever else, he's actually pretty talented, so he may be able to help you out. That's at his discretion though, of course, it's on his own time. But I want to show you guys all of the cool artifacts on his desk. Oh yeah, we have a really cool giveaway to announce. In addition to what Intel's doing, they've also sponsored us to give away two, two 3960X Extreme Edition processors and two Gigabyte X79 UD3 motherboards. So we're giving those away as bundles. All you have to do, guys, is check out the link to the giveaway right here, guys. Click the link, check out the rules and regulations, you just have to sign up for the Linus Tech Tips forum, and go ahead and make a post. And then there's ways to get bonus entries by sharing things on Twitter and Facebook and all that good stuff as well, so we're really excited about that. His workstation actually has a 3960X, but we're going to start with the random crap on his desk. So first of all, we have an Asus ProArt 3... Oh crap, what's the model? This is the 246 ProArt, so this is with the 8-bit panel. It is absolutely balling out, balls to the walls. Awesome, awesome monitor for doing all of his color work. And then this is just an old SyncMaster 215TW that he uses as a second screen for most of the time watching YouTube videos, so I'm not sure what I think of that. I mean, it's okay because he brings his own lenses to work. We actually haven't invested in any lenses yet. So this is his super zoomed-in uber, we do macros with it, like macro close-up lens. And then this is sort of one of his more sort of normal lenses. He's actually got four lenses that we use all the time. Slick and I don't know how to use the FS700 though, so we're not using any of the lenses right now. It's all sitting over there, and Slick's using the Canon X-A10. So there's a random SSD on his desk, no idea what's up with that. There's a microfiber cloth for cleaning things. There's a piece of paper with some outlines for an episode we were filming. There's his compact flash card that he forgot, another SD card, SIM phone swapper. This is a mount for a microphone for a camera. Here's a box for an HTC One. This is, oh, I believe this is an ND filter. So it's got two polarized things, and you can make it either darker or lighter to allow more or less light through if you have too much light. This is his SP-1 speaker from Antec. We actually all love these things internally because they produce a lot better sound than the Jambox, and it's not actually more expensive. These are Slick's Ray-Bans. We were wearing these for like a douchebag version of Linus in a video that we made for Samsung that we're actually going to be releasing on the TechQuickie channel. So I'm like here like this, and then I'm having a conversation with myself without the douchebag glasses on the other side. So yeah, that's going to be pretty fun. We've got an SD card reader. This one's ridiculous. You can't actually cut paste off it. You can only copy paste off of it. A couple thumb drives, including Kingston's HyperX thumb drive, which is really fast. Phone charger. Ah, this thing's awesome. We have an X-Rite i1 display calibrator, so we didn't need to use it for the ProArt because it came pre-calibrated, but we calibrated this just so that we could get some usability out of it. It's got a calculator. I think I'm the one who left this here, and then this is all crap that I piled on his desk at the end of the day today when I was cleaning something else up. It's some AMD motherboard. I think there's actually an Intel CPU in this AMD thing here, so don't worry about that. What's this? Yeah, I called it a pile of crap, guys, but I didn't actually mean crap. There's a GTX Titan sitting here. I had no idea that was there. And then there's actually three HTC phones, including the 8S that we're giving away soon, my 8X that I used for my 30-day trial, and then a 1S. All right, so here is his Uber workstation. It's a shuttle, which is probably the first thing you'll notice about it, but it's a very well-equipped, well-endowed shuttle computer, so he actually has probably the best computer out of the three of us because of just how balling out this thing is. Okay, so check this out. So this is an X79 shuttle. So the first thing you're going to notice when you look inside is that it has four DIMM slots. It also supports LGA 2011 processors. He has a 3960X Extreme Edition 6-core processor in here, and you guys, trust me, he actually needs it. Unlike most people who run 6-cores who are not really utilizing it to its full potential, I come in here all the time, and this thing is pinned at 100% because of the kind of crazy stuff he's doing with post-processing and all that cool jazz. Also, he had 16 gigs of RAM in here. That wasn't good enough, so you guys are going to see a little Kingston ad at the end of this video. That's because Kingston generously donated 32 gigs of RAM for his workstation so he could upgrade it so he doesn't run out of RAM all the time. But just in case he does, I've actually added, check this out, on this side here, an M-SATA SSD that is used as a dedicated page file. So he has 32 gigs of RAM and a 32-gig SSD that is only used for page file, other than that, it does not get used at all. He also has a Crucial M4 128-gig SSD for his boot drive, but you can't see that, and a Western Digital Velociraptor 1TB for just general local storage and scratch disk and all that kind of good stuff. Finally, there's a Quadro 4000, and the reason for the Quadro 4000 is that he uses CUDA a lot in Adobe Premiere and After Effects, and this accelerates it very, very well, supports all of the Quadro features. It's also single slot. I needed single slot because I wanted to add this very special piece of hardware. So check this out, guys. 10-gigabit cable, okay, going into a 10-gigabit card. There is a 10-gigabit infrastructure going on at Linus Media Group now. We're extremely excited about it. It makes it so that he can edit things on our network storage server on the fly with a throughput to that server to and from it of about 600 megabytes per second. So it is faster than having an internal RAID 0 array of about four drives. Think about that for a minute. That is over the network. Extremely cool. It's a RAID 6 running on eight Seagate 3 terabyte drives generously donated by Seagate, actually, when we got this thing started. So that's pretty awesome. And that is it. That is the workstation of Diesel the Intern. He actually went through... Oh, I didn't even cover his peripherals. So this is a K90 that we weren't using for anything else. He won't use anything that isn't mechanical, so we went ahead and allocated that to him. And he's also... He's gone through about half a dozen mice, and he finally... Oh, I clicked it, so it's turning on. But he finally settled on the SteelSeries Xi with a SteelSeries mousepad. He found a lot of the other ones were not very accurate when he was working on little details. If you've ever used Premiere or, for that matter, any of Adobe's professional-level software, you'll know that all the icons are really small. And if you don't click them exactly, it often doesn't do what you meant for it to do. So, Rending Machine. Let's see what he was working on today. There you go. He's working on a tech quickie as well as... Oh, he's working on finding some music for something so that we can license it. And what else was he up to today? I think that's about it. So thank you for checking out this video, guys. And once again, don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips. Don't forget to check out the Intel Lenovo Ultrabook giveaway. Don't forget to download the Intel app. And don't forget to head to the Linus Tech Tips forum, where we're giving away two 3960X, Gigabyte X79 UD3 motherboard combos, and a huge thanks to all of the sponsors who are making all this possible.