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all right what's up youtube uh i got another video here um basically what have i done uh i spent a reasonable amount of money on a new computer rig so i ended up buying a dell xps 8950 bare bones with the most minimum setup as possible except for the processor i went hogwile and got the intel i9 uh 12th gen i guess is what we're on now i'm losing track of all that stuff um once i got it it came with like gigs of ram and i went with the business version uh because they throw in a year of pro support and then also windows 11 pro and then i also went with the minimum hard drive minimum video card all that stuff and just got it shipped here once i got it i upgraded the hard disk on it i ended up going with the the 980 pro samsung m2 drive so i've got two of them one's a two terabyte and one's a one terabyte uh the two terabytes for windows and the one terabytes for linux for my development that i do um what else uh i upgraded the ram to 128 gigs of ram and then i uh i purchased the nvidia...