Quality Control
The quality of any company’s product is dependent on proper control procedures. Our extensive quality control system ensures that your computer receives all the attention needed to make sure you get what you paid for! Every one of our configurations receives a customized checklist, depending on the components in the system, applications we know the customer will be running on it, and other factors. Below is a sample of what our build check-off is like.
Example of Puget Systems Build Checklist
Phase 1 Build / Assembly
Review Work Order, Build Notes, and Internal Status
We review the order and notes to ensure that any special build requests are performed.
Check Parts and Serial Numbers
Before starting assembly on your system, we verify that we have all the correct parts and everything is accounted for.
Install M.2 Drives
We install your M.2 drives to the motherboard.
Assemble Core Components
We assemble the core parts of your system outside the chassis. This includes the motherboard, CPU, CPU cooler, and system memory.
Disable Onboard Video via Switch
We disable the onboard video on this motherboard to avoid conflict with a dedicated video card.
Verify Condition of Chassis and Panels
We inspect your system chassis for any structural or cosmetic defects before beginning to mount components.
Apply Puget Branding to Chassis
We brand the front door of your chassis with the Puget systems logo.
Mount Fans
We replace the stock fans with upgraded models.
Mount Drives
We securely install your drives in your system.
Apply Order Number Sticker
We apply a small sticker with the order number to the back of your system.
Mount Motherboard
We install the motherboard in your system and ensure it is fastened securely and ports line up correctly.
Mount Radiator
We mount the radiator for your closed-loop cooler.
Phase 2 Build / Assembly
Review Work Order, Build Notes, and Internal Status
We review the order and notes to ensure that any special build requests are performed.
Verify Condition of Chassis and Panels
We inspect your system chassis for any structural or cosmetic defects before beginning to mount components.
Wire Front Panel Connections
We connect any switches and ports integrated into your system’s chassis to the appropriate connectors on the motherboard or add-in cards.
Wire Power Supply Connections
We run the cabling from your power supply to make all necessary power connections to the motherboard and backplane.
Connect Supplemental PCIe Power to Motherboard
We connect the supplemental PCIe power connectors to the headers on your motherboard.
Wire Data Connections
We connect the data cables for your drives securely and neatly.
Verify Complimentary Hard Drive Pre-Wire
We make sure that any requested pre-wiring for drives is in place. Additionally, for our more user-serviceable chassis, we ensure every system is wired for at least two hard disks to allow for easy addition of storage to single-drive configurations.
Install Cards
We install any video cards or other add-in controller cards in your system.
Secure Any Unsecured Cables
We use hot glue on any delicate connections to help keep them from becoming disconnected during shipping.
Mount Power Supply
We mount the power supply securely in your system’s chassis.
Install GPU Brace
We install a custom video card support brace to help protect your system during shipping.
Install Chassis Reinforcement Plate
We install a custom brace to join two internal plates within the case for added structural rigidity when your system ships. We have found that this greatly reduces damaged to the video cards and motherboards caused by potential shipping carrier mishandling.
Check for POST of fully completed system
With assembly fully completed, we make sure that the system still turns on and boots correctly.
Update System BIOS to Approved Version
We update your motherboard’s BIOS to the most recent stable release provided by the manufacturer and approved by Puget Systems.
Change Remote Management Password
We change the Remote Management Login Password to comply with California Senate Bill 327. The updated password will be provided in a binder with the system accessories.
Apply Standard BIOS Settings
We configure your system with our standard BIOS settings.
Disable Full Screen Boot Logo
We disable the manufacturer splash screen that displays during system POST.
Verify Secure Boot Setting is Correct
We ensure that the Secure Boot Setting in the BIOS is set to Windows
Verify All Devices are Detected and Connected to Appropriate Ports
Save BIOS Profile
Verify Condition of Chassis and Panels
We inspect your system chassis for any structural or cosmetic defects before beginning to mount components.
Verify all fans are spinning at desired RPM
We check that all system fans spin up and operate with the intended settings. For fans connected to a chassis controller, we check that they operate correctly on all settings of the controller.
Test Reset Button (If Applicable)
We check that your chassis’ reset button (if it has one) is connected and functional.
Verify front LED functionality
We check that any appropriate chassis indicator lights, such as power or disk activity LEDs, are connected and functioning as expected.
Phase 1 Testing
Begin memory testing
We run an initial test on your CPU and RAM to check for errors that could lead to instability or a corrupted OS install.
Complete memory testing
We review the initial CPU and RAM test results to confirm that everything is working as expected.
Install / Setup
Review order
We check for any special instructions there may be for your order to ensure that the system is configured exactly how you want it.
Install Windows 11 Pro 64-bit
Your primary drive is installed with a base level install of the operating system, which is later customized to your order.
Install / update device drivers
All the most recent drivers (downloaded from the manufacturer) are loaded for your devices.
Load Install Program
Puget Systems uses an internally developed utility for deploying updates, software packages and customized benchmark suites.
Apply Puget OS Branding
Give the system a nice Puget Systems feel. We change the background and lock screen as well as add our contact information to the computer properties which can be viewed by pressing the Windows key + pause break buttons.
Install approved Windows updates
All Windows updates and service packs are applied.
Confirm successful driver installation
We double check all installed devices to confirm that all drivers loaded correctly.
Compare System Specs to Order specs
We double check all installed devices using an inhouse utility to confirm that they match what was ordered.
Confirm Windows serial key(s)
We double check the serial key assigned to your system using an in house tool to confirm that we will not run in to issues activating the system.
Initialize and format additional disks
We initialize all additional internal drives as GPT and format them as NTFS. We then assign them a drive letter based on how they appear on the order (i.e. secondary drive = D, tertiary drive = E, etc.). If Linux is on the order, these drives will be reformatted when the final OS is installed.
Confirm latest SSD firmware
We open the manufacturers management software for your drive(s) and confirm it has the latest firmware. If needed we will flash them to the latest firmware.
Confirm correct Discrete GPU bandwidth
We double check to make sure that the systems video card(s) are running at the expected bandwidth in relation to motherboard specifications.
Test front panel USB ports
All front USB ports are tested to confirm connectivity and speed.
Test front panel audio
We confirm that the front panel audio jacks (sound and microphone) are working as expected. The rear audio ports will be inspected during the QC phase.
Phase 2 Testing
Double check system specs
Your system specs are double checked for any mistakes, using an automated utility we have built that not only checks for the right parts, but that they are configured correctly.
Stress Test
We run a combination of Prime95 and AIDA64 to stress your system far beyond typical loads.
CrystalDiskMark
We run CrystalDiskMark to benchmark the read/write speeds of all your hard drives.
LAME MP3 Encoder
LAME MP3 Encoder is used to test system performance when encoding MP3 audio files
NeatBench
NeatBench is a standalone benchmarking for Neat Video – a popular tool to reduce visible noise and grain found in footage from digital video cameras, DSLRs, TV-tuners and even digitized film or VHS.
OctaneBench
OctaneBench is a benchmarking utility based on OctaneRender (a popular GPU-based rendering engine). This benchmark evaluates the rendering performance of your GPU(s)
V-Ray
V-Ray is commercial plug-in for third-party 3D computer graphics software applications and is used for visualizations and computer graphics. This benchmark evaluates both CPU and GPU performance when using V-Ray.
Adobe Photoshop
Adobe Photoshop is the most widely used professional photo editing and manipulation software currently on the market. Our benchmark tests a wide range of tasks to give an idea of how your system should perform in Photoshop.
Adobe After Effects
Adobe After Effects CC is a widely used application for motion graphics and animation. Our benchmark tests two critical areas of performance – RAM Preview (live playback) and Rendering (exporting) – with a number of different projects.
Adobe Premiere Pro
Adobe Premiere Pro CC is an industry-leading non-linear video editing application. Our benchmark tests two critical areas of performance – Live Playback and Exporting – with a number of different media codecs, resolutions, and effects.
Unigine Superposition
Unigine Superposition is used to evaluate system performance in DX11 applications at display resolutions including 1080p, 4K, and 8K.
NBody CUDA
The Nbody CUDA benchmark is used to verify the maximum theoretical compute performance of NVIDIA-based video cards
CineBench
CINEBENCH is a real-world cross platform test suite that evaluates your computer’s performance capabilities. CINEBENCH is based on MAXON’s award-winning animation software CINEMA 4D, which is used extensively by studios and production houses worldwide for 3D content creation
Upload and review benchmark results
All the benchmarks taken during the phase 2 testing process are recorded on our server, providing you with benchmark scores, and providing us with statistical information that will help us assist future customers. We also upload our temperature logs, giving you a baseline you can compare to after you receive the system.
Quality Control
Review Order Updates and Checkoff
We review the order updates as it contains a build log for actions performed by the various technicians prior to QC to check if additional testing has to be performed and verify requests are fulfilled.
Verify Expected Video Card and Disk Results
We review key benchmark results to verify that installed components are operating as expected.
Verify Condition of Chassis and Components
We physically inspect the exterior and interior of the chassis to check for cosmetic blemishes around high friction points and that components are installed and aligned properly.
Verify System Initialization Noise
When the system is powered on and components are initializing before the system POST beep, we check that the configured components do not have excessive noise.
Disable Network Stack in BIOS
We use an imaging software for installing Windows that requires settings in the BIOS to be adjusted. We turn these settings off as they are not normally used outside of our imaging software.
Verify BIOS Profile is Saved
We check that a profile is saved in the motherboard BIOS that retains the settings we adjust to be used again in case BIOS settings are lost due to an unexpected occurrence.
Record Approximate Boot Time
We record how long, in seconds, the system takes to boot into the OS and also to check that it is booting in the expected amount of time.
Verify System Properties
We check in the OS system properties to make sure that the configured OS, processor, and correct memory capacity is detected.
Verify Puget OS Branding
We check that our Puget desktop background is set.
Verify Drives are Present, Partitioned, and Labeled
We review that all configured system drives are partitioned and drive letters are assigned based on drive priority.
Verify in Device Manager Components are Detected
Verify Sound Quality Output
We check the 3.5mm audio outputs for clarity and balanced volume.
Verify Functionality of Onboard Networking Devices
We test available networking devices on the system for proper network and device detection.
Test Thunderbolt Compatible Ports
We test that the available Thunderbolt compatible ports are detecting a certified external drive in an OS environment.
Test All External USB Ports
A USB thumb drive is plugged in and out from every external USB port to verify USB detection.
Test USB2.0 on Populated USB3.0 Headers
We check that USB 3.0 front panel ports and/or USB 3.0 expansion brackets can detect USB2.0 devices in the OS.
Test All Video Outputs
We verify that all video outputs are functioning correctly even if ports will be disabled or unused due to the system configuration.
Monitor System at Idle
We verify that the system is running as expected and within tolerances by monitoring the system at idle. This is performed by using a thermal camera and a wattage meter to monitor the system as load tests on the configured hardware are ran.
Monitor System under Load
We verify that the system is running as expected and within tolerances by monitoring the system under load. This is performed by using a thermal camera and a wattage meter to monitor the system as load tests on the configured hardware are ran.
Cap Secondary or Unused Video Ports
We cap the video ports on the system that will either be used as a secondary video card or the ports will be unused based on the system configuration
Clean Up Windows Installation
We remove the programs used to install the configured OS and necessary software to test the hardware and check that remnant files and folders are deleted from those programs.
Scan Windows COA
We input the Windows COA into our installation suite to be activated when the system is powered on and connected to the internet.
Prepare and Verify Restore Media Creation
After a system inspection we create restore media for your system
Confirm Proper Windows Out of Box Experience
After creating restore media we check one last time to confirm that your system will boot as expected to the Windows Customer Experience screen.
Final Preparation
Verify Check-Off is Completed
We verify that all checkpoints have been completed throughout the production process and parts section.
Affix COA to Chassis
Your Windows COA is attached to your case.
Include HDMI Cable
We include a HDMI cable with your computer so that you are sure to have everything you need when you set it up.
Include Display Port Cable
We include a Display Port cable with your computer so that you are sure to have everything you need when you set it up.
Verify Power Cord and Essential Accessories are Included
We double check to make sure you have everything you need for system set up!
Packing / Shipping
Paperless Procedure (Optional)
Thank you for choosing paperless. We all must do our part to help the environment and limit or consumption of resources. Small steps like this can create a ripple effect for changes to come.
Include Marketing Materials
Getting stressed out? Grab your stress cube and give us a call! We included a sticker to show you are Puget Proud as well as some Business cards.
Take Pictures of the System
We take pictures of each system before we ship.
Final Chassis Cleaning
Since the computer has been handled, we ensure it is clean as a last step before boxing it up.
Read what our customers have to say about our quality control!
Legacy Testimonial: 1019
They deserve their good ratings. I would like to put in a plug for them here (and will in other places as well) because I want others in my circumstances to know that there IS a technical solution out there that is worth getting and that will add hugely to your quality of life. I got my extra-quiet computer from them quite some months ago, and wanted to do a serious test drive with all the programs I use (and would be using ON it) before submitting my review. Being a careful and cautious, thorough person, with a number of visual disabilities, I wanted to “get it right” with this computer. I asked a lot of questions of a lot of dealers, but when I wouldn’t respond with promptness to their hustle, they dropped me or urged me to come by their shop for a harder sell. These folks answered every single question I had, very thoughtfully. They inquired as to my needs in detail, because I do need some “special features” due to being visually handicapped. I was impressed by their care and attention, and reassured as to their honesty and merited pride in their product. I had not been able to use my dictation system and other things I need for my visual disabilities on my previous computer, because the fan created extraneous noise that interfered with many things I needed to do. This extra-quiet and very powerful computer can handle all my handicapped and professional software, and is quiet enough not to interfere with voice commands. The latest version of Dragon Dictate on it is a dream come true. A freakin DREAM. For anyone who has struggled with this, I don’t have to say more. This is the quiet computer you have been looking for. I had post-sales questions, which they were kind enough to answer personally and patiently. It came with all the information I needed to set it up, and worked out of the box. This sort of service died in 1950s Iowa, surely. Or so I thought. Just for a laugh – I took a photo on my cell, of the back of the PC, to a computer retail shop when I needed to get a certain connector for a second screen (this is their budget model, I got, now), and the shop guy’s jaw dropped when he saw the photo on my cellphone. I looked at my own cellphone screen again just to check, a bit alarmed, when I saw the look on his face, because I wanted to make sure it wasn’t something prurient that had made its way onto my cellphone (prank or something!?), such was the look on the shop guy’s face! Seriously. Please, for any of you with visual handicaps struggling to find a system that will work with a lot of spoken commands or dictation (doctors or lawyers even), consider Puget’s machines. Disbelieve me if you will. I’m just rocking out on my dream monster here until my next eye operation, much happier and more comfortable than I have ever been on my computer, and fighting my kids off for it. 🙂
Legacy Testimonial: 1018
I am currently a college engineering student and I ordered a laptop from Puget Systems about two years ago. The building process of the “custom laptop” was quite fast and Puget sent a few update emails to show me the process. The computer at the two year mark has been fantastic and I have run some heavy programs on here such as CATIA and Inventor. Overall great quality and good honest people. I will be a return customer since I trust their products.
Legacy Testimonial: 1017
My first experience with Puget Systems was limited in scope, but was still worth describing. I had submitted to an impulse and I needed a new graphics adapter for my PC, which I’d built myself and hadn’t intended to be used for anything but casual games. I found Puget Systems via a Google search, and boy am I glad I did! Not only did they have exactly what I was looking for but it was at a great price, too. I placed my order online and within three days – without any high-priced shipping options – my new adapter was at my doorstep! You can bet that Puget will be one of the first places I go from now on!
Legacy Testimonial: 1015
Puget Systems made me feel like I was their ONLY customer. I started off planning to build my comp myself, but after finishing planning the build and pricing the parts I figured, “screw it maybe I can get someone else to do it for the same price, bulk pricing and such.” So I made a list of all the companies I knew of and began calling and interviewing them to see if they had the “experience” necessary to present me with an acceptable product. First, let me say that on paper Puget was NOT a top contender(quite the opposite actually). But, I still gave everyone the chance to provide a quote (let me also say that apples to apples you will be cheaper building yourself, however the price is well worth it as I will describe.) So, I called around and got a quote from all the companies exactly as asked. All that is, except Puget, where I found myself receiving a full consultation from William George, who seemingly has unlimited knowledge on things computer hardware, about performance per dollar, my goals for the build, optimization for those those goals, and general enhancements. This is after I made it absolutely clear to him that he DID NOT have my business yet. I must have spent a total of three hours (not a bad thing) on the phone with him getting my build perfect, down to the wiring configuration. What I ended up with was a build with most of the performance but half the cost and already configured to make future upgrades as simple as possible. Now, I was at an apo at the time of my order and its hard to get normal things shipped there much less a 60+ pound customized PC. Puget went out of their way to figure out how to get my computer to me. When I got the comp, besides what I expected, I also received additional hardware, all driver CDs, a Puget Systems diagnostic and restore CD, and a customized (ask about it) very professional manual, on par with what you’d expect if you were ordering on behalf of a major corporation.
Despite extensive testing (again, ask) by Puget to make sure they got it right before it left the warehouse, I soon happened across a minor problem where the GPU prevented the computer from booting into the uefi settings. This is where Puget really started to shine. Unlike any other customer support I have ever dealt with, EVER DEALT WITH, Chris trusted my competence in diagnosing the issue. At no time was I asked to perform a million tests to see if the root of the problem actually lie with my cellphone or something else stupid. Just two simple tests to isolate whether it was the MB or GPU and I was on my way to getting a replacement. At the time I was in the middle of an international move and dragged this case out for more than three months. Chris had unbelievable patience with me. The card manufacturer list in the return policy that the customer has 90 days from to return the card for a refund or replacement to be honored. Puget made no indication that they cared. Normally, Puget requires that deposit be placed that is forfeited if the broken part isn’t returned within 30 days of receiving the replacement. When I explained that my comp was stuck in shipping, Chris waived this rule. After I finally got everything in one place, I opened the replacement box to find that the new card was a different brand than the original. Again I called customer support, half to complain, half ask why they had done this. At this point I knew I was being irritating. Still, I was never argued with and always treated with the utmost respect. The support rep directed my question to a technician who explained that according to my wishes (same performance, high reliability) they could not ship the same brand and, in fact, they were not placing that brand in future builds because of reliability. Knowing this, they chose the most reliable card with similar performance.
Taken individually, these are all characteristics of a great company, but holistically my experience indicates something much more. Puget Systems has exceptional leadership at all levels. The management at Puget still remembers the golden rule that thousands of businesses have forgotten. “Take care of your employees, and your employees will take care of your customers, and your customers will take care of you.” Naturally, this would be the dream job of any techie. But more realistically I will be calling Puget for all my future builds (and sub-assemblies, and individual parts if I can get away with it) for as long as this business culture remains.
Legacy Testimonial: 1014
I was pondering a new home computer system that would be just what I wanted. When I searched exhaustingly online and in stores most big companies had what I wanted but I had to take more expensive models with things I didn’t want. Then I happened upon the Puget Systems website. I was leery because I knew nothing about this company. However, I went ahead and configured a computer to see what I could get for my budget. I received immediate email to offer any consult about what I had configured or to answer any questions I might have. At NO time was there any pressure to purchase…..just outstanding knowledge. I actually called…..not just once, but multiple times and got AMAZING help. Whatever question or concern I had was met with facts, not rhetoric. I know just enough about computers to be dangerous……and that’s where they helped me know what would work best with which components. I finally pulled the trigger and purchased. Within 1 week I had my new computer and everything about it is perfect! It’s hard to impress me, but how it was packed, all the attention to detail in terms of the components. A notebook with help suggestions……you name it, they thought of it. I was awed. I called for some assistance with setting up the monitor and every single person I have spoken with patiently answers questions and helps. This is the most outstanding company and the product they put together is phenomenal. Don’t hesitate to buy a computer from them……you won’t regret it and the product you get will be the best ever! Customer service is top rate….no regrets AT ALL! I am confident that if I need any help with this computer, I will not be on hold and I will have the best computer techs ever.
Legacy Testimonial: 1013
I purchased a custom-built computer from Puget Systems after literally weeks of in-depth research. I am pleased to report that **service**, quality and craftsmanship at Puget Systems was well above and beyond the highest standards; not surprising for a small, family-owned business that has been operating successfully for fourteen years.
Among several special-use applications I required for a custom-built computer was >quiet< operation. My expectations were exceeded in every way.
I want to stress here the level of support and service provided by Puget..you will *never* encounter this kind of knowledgeable and personal service, which by the way is guaranteed for life.
I am proud to support such an exemplary, truly family-owned American business.
Legacy Testimonial: 1012
I am the IT manager for a group that does hardcore simulations of brain tumors. I need serious hoursepower and great graphics.
Puget Systems is by far the best tech company I have ever known of and had the great pleasure to work with! I personally guarantee you that once you have worked with them, you will never purchase a serious computer anywhere else. And the support staff really knows their stuff. They have never failed me, and I ask some oddball questions! If I every move back to Washington, I would love to work there!
Thank you for all you do!!!
Legacy Testimonial: 1011
Discovered Puget Systems on an internet search looking for options for a new computer. The market has changed since the last time I needed to make a purchase. After talking to the big three computer vendors for configuration options, I discovered that product knowledge and options have diminished, and sales reps quotes with contact information never arrived. Messages sent were never returned. It feels like if they don’t make a sale on the initial call, it’s on the next inquiry. Puget Systems (Jeff) showed me there are companies still trying to do the best they can with providing products and service for a customer. There was never any pressure about making a sale, it was always about making a good decision. Very happy to have made the purchase, and feel confident that if an issue ever arises, they will be there with an equal level of support.
Legacy Testimonial: 1010
It was time to replace my woefully underpowered computer so I did the usual – checked reviews for consumer machines on Amazon, did internet research, checked the box stores, etc. I had no confidence that any of the machines that I found would be powerful enough to handle workstation CAD graphics – everything was geared towards gaming boxes – and I knew from past experience that customer support from the ‘big guys’ is lackluster, to say the least.
After doing some more digging online I found Puget Systems and didn’t intend (at first) to do anything more than spec out a machine; once I start doing so, I realized that these guys (and gals) REALLY know their business. Within an hour I had an email suggesting changes to my spec’d machine – changes that reduced the price of the system without compromising performance. At that point I knew I was going to buy from Puget. You know that slimy feeling you get from salespeople sometimes when you are considering a purchase? This was exactly the OPPOSITE of that – every interaction I had, the only feeling I ever got was, how do we get you the system you want?
I ended up ordering. I needed my machine to arrive on a specific day of the week when someone was at home to sign for the package. No problem whatsoever. As the box was built, it was great to see the build documented online. When my machine arrived, the box was GIGANTIC. Inside were foam supports, and a second box cradled inside the first box. There was no way this thing got hurt in transit, even if the UPS driver was feeling feisty. Seriously, the packaging was way beyond adequate, it was how I would pack a delicate piece of art.
Setup – easy as could be, and my machine is seriously fast. In the past I would check the mail, get a cup of coffee, or similar while the system loads up. Not anymore, there just isn’t enough time to do more than send a text.
I did have the slightest hiccup. After a few hours of running my system, the graphics card started getting wonky with running two monitors – it would run one, or the other, but not both simultaneously. I got in touch with Puget Systems and they remotely accessed my system with a few clicks on my end. They helped me troubleshoot the problem – which turned out to be a problem with the high-end graphics card I ordered. Obviously, you don’t want that to happen, but if it does, you want Puget to be the person that sold you your machine. My tech support guy had a new card out to me that day, with profuse apologies (even though it wasn’t Puget’s fault – the problem only appeared hours after the system was running and therefore it couldn’t have shown up during their extensive stress testing). I knew I had made the right choice as I imagined the tech calls to India I would have endured if I had had the same card issue with one of the big guys. Needless to say all my future machines will be from Puget. I could not recommend them more highly.
Incidentally, when I was installing the replacement card, I had a chance to look inside the (huge) machine they sent me. Everything was neat as a pin, the cables all neatly tied off, everything as ship shape as a Swiss watch. I am very impressed. Kudos to all – Charlie Zehnder
Legacy Testimonial: 1009
I have been having my computers custom built for at least twenty years. When it came time for me to have a new graphics computer built I went to my old company and found that they did not offer exactly what I was after. I did a quick search and found Puget systems.
Puget Systems seemed to really have it together regarding the various system type builds they offer. I went to the graphics computers and did a trial build, after this I exchanged email with Eric Brown regarding the machine and with his help we put together what I will call my dream machine. I went ahead and ordered the machine on 5-14 they built the machine and shipped on 5-16.
I got the machine about ten days ago and wanted to play with it for awhile prior to leaving these comments. The machine runs like a banshee and is so fast it amazes me every time I do something on it. The quality of all components is the best and Puget Systems customer service is what you expect out of a top rate company.
Rhino3D with Brazil is my main design software and it works better than I ever thought I would see.
If your building a new system I highly recommend you buy from Puget Systems.
Daniel Lopacki
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