And we heard through the grapevine that Kyle took it upon himself to build a system here in collaboration.

Be quiet at C.

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I've, ah built some systems with Kyle specifically.

Man versus build.

That system didn't work.

So we're gonna go ahead and see, because they haven't actually monitor after this to see if that posts and stuff.

So here's what we do right now.

We're gonna open this bad boy up where we're gonna look at his cable management.

We're gonna look at his just build quality, do a little bit of ah, que es que si check on his build.

We're gonna monitor up to it and see, Does it even work?

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Okay, so he did the build in a dark base 700?

Yes, it's dark and it's white.

It's Special Edition.

Check out the video on that.

We've already done that.

So he built I believe a thread ripper system in here, right?

It looks like we've got a dark rock pro for.

We've got some sort of orris card in there.

I don't know if that's a 2080.

Uh, really matter.

It's a GPS 2080.

And, uh, what board is this?

This is a zenith extreme.

So yes, definitely a thread ripper board.

So looking at the front here, cable management so far looks pretty clean.

But we're going to give the credit of that to the case because the case has really good cable management built into it.

Very similar to the silent based ADA one that we did our how to build a computer in.

It's got nice channels you could pop out to run cables through, so you you can keep it nice and clean.

But, you know, the sign of a true builder is how much time they spend on what you can't see.

So let's go ahead for the first time.

At least for us.

We open up the back here, See?

Did Kyle care when he built this?

Damn it, he cared.

Yeah.

I can't find a whole lot that I would complain about.

That sucks.

I really wanted Thio Rift Kyle or rip it with this one.

But unfortunately, that's not gonna happen.

But does it work?

That's the question.

Because if you have never built a thread Ripper system, it is a very torque based socket.

And if you don't work it right in the right order, or even if you do, sometimes it won't boot.

So let's see whether or not Kyle talked it properly.

Okay.

Moment of truth.

We've gotta monitor hooked up.

No peripherals.

That's fine.

CP code 79.

Uh, there goes B g a turn on that Kyle can build a computer.