I was wondering who would have sharp enough vision to see that a Pentium was installed first. The Pentium was already installed on the K6 motherboard, I literally took out the Pentium, and instead of grabbing the 7600k reinstalled the Pentium by mistake. We realized it later and swapped it during the montage. Sharp eyes some of you have! (Yoda)
@JayzTwoCents lemmy thank you for everything you do, ive been watching you for over 2 years now and i know thats not a huge amount of time, but i wanted you to know that i appreciate what you did for that vet, and all the people you do things for. I wish you all the success you want, and happieness and health to you and yours. Peace Jay, and dont change!
The sad thing is some ass hat was talking shit on Jay for doing this last night on tweeter, because he didn't upload on Friday, dude was saying He pays Jay for the content so he has to post and has to put his life on hold for the new content.
How do you know he's not doing it for free? Let's do the math shall we? Jay has a ton of computer parts laying around, Jay is a good guy that cares about people and would give you the shirt off his back, And Jay also has a deep respect for our vets. So I'm comfortable with assuming Jay did this for him for free. Now assclowns like you guys that are about the money, yeah, you probably would have charged him. But I don't think Jay did. This is the problem with our culture today in this country. It's always about the money. people won't even be compassionate anymore unless there's something it it for them. Such a sad time for the human race.
I love this type of video. It balances out all high end builds and parts reviews. Its also funny that this is what most of us enthusiast do.... is fix/build family and friends computers. Theres good and bad with that as alot of you have experienced hundreds of times over... As a disabled Vet myself of almost 30 years, I appreciate what you did here. I spend most of my time repairing pc's at our local vets home here in Wi. with state cutbacks and reduced services our Vets need all the help they can get! Thanks Jay!
Hello Jay! Its good to see someone giving back to the community! As a Veteran myself its good to hear that other brothers are being taken care of. Keep up the good content and ill keep smashing that thumbs up button.
This is why i love your videos.. your heart is bigger then you business mind... The effort you put in is amazing.. and i really appreciate your style... Thank you for being so AWESOME..
Lovin' those 80's tunes in the background. Sounds like Jay's gonna get his sword and fly off into the sunset with the computer. Water loop computer man. Complete with 80's style neon lights and chrome... chrome all the things. lol. Also, what happened to the old gear? A lot of people scoff at that old stuff but people like me like to get it and clean it up. I love the new build but that poor old hardware is just begging for a home.
Just wanted to say real quick thank you for all the hard work your team puts into these videos. I am constantly learning things & refreshing my knowledge every day. So keep doing what you're all doing because it is appreciated in the community very much, even if not many people show it. Thank you again!!
False. Black algae is the result from no air. Its most common in swimming pools under the water. And if you tell me swimming pool dont get much natural light we gonna have a problem.
Copper turning black can also be the simple reaction of heating and cooling in the presence of moisture (in this case water). Happens to copper water supply lines in houses all the time.
reloadstuff it’s actually also due to imbalance to the ph levels and even in pools it will generally form in the more shaded part. No air is not correct as green algae also grows under water!!
Props for using an AIO here. Much easier to deal with if there is an issue in the future. I like to go by the "if it's not mine, but I have to fix it, it's going to be a simple as I can make it" rule.
Allan Tinker. Yeah. It's a good idea to think "how can I make the maintenance easier for the next technician that works on this?" And you'll be doing purple a favor. And it could be just drawing up a data plate (card) that's secured to the bottom of the inside of the case.
Nice video, Jay. As a Disabled Veteran myself, I want to personally thank you for going the extra mile by following up with the Veteran regarding his PC placement in the home and then building the PC accordingly. Not many builders would do that. Much appreciated. o7
Gotta give a shoutout to J for this entertaining show. Always solid videos and production quality increased by a TON over the years. I'm not very surprised J has 1.4M subs at this point, just a very solid channel. ..gotta show a little appreciation once in a while. Keep it up J, you do great!
Maybe an early warning that he "upgraded" the Athlon 64 to a Intel 7th gen, instead of a 1st gen Ryzen or 8th gen Intel. No hate on Intel, but 7th gen is not worth it anymore.
Yea, not the worst fan sound I've heard. No need to get triggered over that. Not the dirtiest system I've seen either (well, exception being the crud in the coolant loop). Besides, not so well kept systems in need of attention help keep me building and playing. :-)
A good section of Jay's audience takes the pcMASTERrace pretty seriously and bitch about nothing. Probably the same ones who complain they didn't win a giveaway even though they yelled the loudest.
the point of water cooling is to push your system further, higher clock speeds things like that. Yes air does the job, but it does not always allow for the highest clock speeds your card/cpu can push.
Hardcore Hardware 1st off you watch that idiot Science Studio, so I’m already questioning your knowledge. Secondly to get 240mm AIO performance you need a ND-H15 sized cooler, which is MASSIVE and heavy. It takes up a lot of room, you have to worry about ram clearance, and it puts stress on your motherboard. It also dumps air into your system, where as an AIO can be set to exhaust it straight out of the case. An AIO can be mounted out of the way and take up little space. The only real downside it they go bad after 4-5 years and you can have some pump whine, but you can lower the pump speed to reduce it. My CM Elite 110 has almost no room for an air cooler. The stock cooler had the heat being trapped and temps would skyrocket once over 1.1v (g3258). But I was able to put a 120mm AIO in there no problem. My 4790k will be going in there soon as well. Low profile coolers cost as much or more than that AIO and they would still have airflow issues and push heat down on my VRM/mobo. My main rig has a 240mm on my cpu and 120mm on my 970. Got them on sale $80 for water 2.0 extreme and $40 water 2.0 performer. I’ve had them for about 4 years and I’ve decided to mod them together into a custom loop with a reservoir, new tubes, a quick disconnect, and tube clamps for $40. Both sit as exhausts on top and rear and look great. I’ve used EVO 212s, TX4, and the better looking Be Quiet Pure Rocks (2 brand new in box right now too). My main issue is size. Air coolers are just big. The up side is they are slightly cheaper in the ND-H14s case and a bit cheaper when it comes to the 212, and the single pint of failure is the fan. I like to overclock my stuff pretty far and liquid cooling allows me to do that. Air is NOT always the better option. Stop making false claims and being a fanboy.
How the hell do you have AIOs fall?? You screw them into metal. Do you fans fall off too or your air coolers?? Because if your AIOs are falling then you don't know how to screw them in. I have 5 AIOs, and I've had 3 non OEM air coolers and 2 more in boxes. I've never had anything fall out of my computer. And I've built about 30 other rigs with both AIOs and air coolers. Never had anything fall out of them. And I said "it can put stress on the motherboard" not "destroy them". I was running my systems 24/7 when I was mining, both are liquid cooled as well. No failures yet. But for 24/7 use I'd just stick with air so you don't have to deal with evaporation, but if you had a custom loop it'd be easier to take care of and temps would be lower with multiple rads.
Yup, pets can really add to dust. I got 5 dogs, and they are schnauzers with hair, not fur, so they don't shed. But still, every month or so I gotta clean off my desk and blow out my PC because of the amount of dust build up! Appreciate ur videos Jay!
Love the vidoes Jay, I'm very new to the pc world [and gaming] and your channel has been a huge part of why I decided to make the move from console gaming. Thank you for what you do dude.
Having six dogs of my own I clean and maintain my fans every six months. Wiping down the blades and oiling the bearings. On my last pass thru I bought a filter to cover the fans on the radiator of my AIO. It cuts down on the hairy problem. Quick note been building my own and systems for friends since 1987. Love watching the vids keep it up, and know I do enjoy them.
I really don't understand why anyone would dislike this video (20 currently). It's got attention to detail, jay is helping a disabled veteran friend of his, the editing is on point in that it's seamless, no amateur jump cuts, why dislike it??
Jay, im on yourside of watercooling, i currently have 120+ 1080ti's (gpu miners :(.... ) all watercooled on a single gravity fed hybrid loop and its been rock stable for me, i run alcohol for growth inhib and filter the water through a 3 stage house water filtering setup... but im using PEX for all my lines instead of the stuff you typically use in your builds. I want to thank you for all the knowledge you have shared over the years, you are truly what inspired me to convert my entire operation over to watercooled.
I don't understand people who criticize water cooling. I do not have any water cooled systems. This is by choice as I do not want to do the maintenance. If you realize what you are getting into when you set it up then go for it. The gentleman that will be using this computer has one of the best in the business to help him with maintenance. It's all good. Keep doing that water cooling content. Maybe one day I will join in on it!
I just recently got in to building my own computer thanks to your videos. These videos are so helpful and valuable to someone who has very limited knowledge coming in to the community, such as myself. Great work.
Videos like this makes me more and more to change my mind and now I don't really wanna change to any sort of liquid cooling. Good old air coolers... Easy to maintain.
This is why you shouldn't water cool! ;-) Honestly, I love that you guys are not shy about showing the downsides of watercooling. It provides great cooling, it can be fun to build, and it can look really cool, but it also requires a lot more monitoring and maintenance than air cooling. Is it the right choice for some people? Absolutely. The wrong choice for some? Absolutely again. I rebuilt a friend's computer recently after his motherboard died, and went air cooling, because he would never want to open his case for any reason. Even the AIO coolers you need to worry about permeation and fluid loss over time.
I was wondering who would have sharp enough vision to see that a Pentium was installed first.
The Pentium was already installed on the K6 motherboard, I literally took out the Pentium, and instead of grabbing the 7600k reinstalled the Pentium by mistake. We realized it later and swapped it during the montage.
Sharp eyes some of you have! (Yoda)
Prove it fam
YAY. Same case as mine
i knew i wasn't the only one to notice
JayzTwoCents you are so awesome
@4:35 I did initially see "Intel", but you now can totally make out that it says "Intel Pentium"
your inspiration has got me sober and had me falling in love with over clocking and water cooling. thank you for saving my life.
Hope you're staying strong brother~
Good for you man. What you running these days?
Thanks for taking care of your Vet friends Jay. You keep proving that you have a big heart!
@JayzTwoCents lemmy thank you for everything you do, ive been watching you for over 2 years now and i know thats not a huge amount of time, but i wanted you to know that i appreciate what you did for that vet, and all the people you do things for. I wish you all the success you want, and happieness and health to you and yours. Peace Jay, and dont change!
Glad to see you helping out the vets Jay. Karma comes around so you have to foster good where you can. Well done.
It's not like he's doing it for free.
agreed jim. im sure he's probably doing this at cost, and possibly even less.
Glad to see you hooked up a vet with some quality parts.
The sad thing is some ass hat was talking shit on Jay for doing this last night on tweeter, because he didn't upload on Friday, dude was saying He pays Jay for the content so he has to post and has to put his life on hold for the new content.
How do you know he's not doing it for free? Let's do the math shall we? Jay has a ton of computer parts laying around, Jay is a good guy that cares about people and would give you the shirt off his back, And Jay also has a deep respect for our vets. So I'm comfortable with assuming Jay did this for him for free. Now assclowns like you guys that are about the money, yeah, you probably would have charged him. But I don't think Jay did. This is the problem with our culture today in this country. It's always about the money. people won't even be compassionate anymore unless there's something it it for them. Such a sad time for the human race.
Thanks, Jay for helping out the disabled Vet Respect many many thanks
Jay you're a great person, keep being you and helping others 👍
*you're
Ozzy Gaming he didnt say it wrong
joshua gabriel read the part where it says (edited)...🙄
lunchie80 yes i know , he already corrected it after the day i commented :)
Jay, you’re a kind person. Karma doesn’t exist, but Jesus told us to love our neighbor. You’re following that example. 👍🏻
I love this type of video. It balances out all high end builds and parts reviews. Its also funny that this is what most of us enthusiast do.... is fix/build family and friends computers. Theres good and bad with that as alot of you have experienced hundreds of times over... As a disabled Vet myself of almost 30 years, I appreciate what you did here. I spend most of my time repairing pc's at our local vets home here in Wi. with state cutbacks and reduced services our Vets need all the help they can get! Thanks Jay!
Man I'm really liking these repair videos :) Keep em coming!
Thanks for taking care of a Retired Vet, they put there life's on the line for our freedem without question. Jay you are an angel for your friend!
*smoking makes my lungs worse*
Me: i'll just keep doing it.
*smoking makes my fans degrade faster*
Me: *I quit*
For real tho
Hello Jay! Its good to see someone giving back to the community! As a Veteran myself its good to hear that other brothers are being taken care of. Keep up the good content and ill keep smashing that thumbs up button.
I am really liking these type of videos.Please do these more often in future.
Your awesome jay that’s extremely kind of you to not only offer to help a friend but to give him a brand new system. Hats off to you sir that’s great.
this channel is getting way better with this type of vids, i just love to wacth them.
Thank him for his service for us!!! Thank you for helping out a Veteran!!!!
4:35 G4560 7:01 7600K hmm
Jay edited in response after.
being for a family member who is also a vet makes my hart warm keep up the good work Jay
You're such a good person, Jay. I really admire you. :)
This is why i love your videos.. your heart is bigger then you business mind... The effort you put in is amazing.. and i really appreciate your style... Thank you for being so AWESOME..
Lovin' those 80's tunes in the background. Sounds like Jay's gonna get his sword and fly off into the sunset with the computer. Water loop computer man. Complete with 80's style neon lights and chrome... chrome all the things. lol. Also, what happened to the old gear? A lot of people scoff at that old stuff but people like me like to get it and clean it up. I love the new build but that poor old hardware is just begging for a home.
Just wanted to say real quick thank you for all the hard work your team puts into these videos. I am constantly learning things & refreshing my knowledge every day. So keep doing what you're all doing because it is appreciated in the community very much, even if not many people show it. Thank you again!!
You get black algae instead of green when there isn’t much natural light.
False. Black algae is the result from no air. Its most common in swimming pools under the water. And if you tell me swimming pool dont get much natural light we gonna have a problem.
TheB29Bomber you do know there are things present in sunlight that aren’t in normal bulbs don’t you!?
Copper turning black can also be the simple reaction of heating and cooling in the presence of moisture (in this case water).
Happens to copper water supply lines in houses all the time.
reloadstuff it’s actually also due to imbalance to the ph levels and even in pools it will generally form in the more shaded part. No air is not correct as green algae also grows under water!!
+PCTechHub As a pool technician, this guy is right
Wouldn't it just be the best having a friend like Jay?
Fuck yeah it would be.
Thanks for helping a vet.
Props for using an AIO here. Much easier to deal with if there is an issue in the future. I like to go by the "if it's not mine, but I have to fix it, it's going to be a simple as I can make it" rule.
du Bb true. But he didn't go cheap. Neither would I. It's about what's easiest for the customer and you in the long run.
Allan Tinker. Yeah. It's a good idea to think "how can I make the maintenance easier for the next technician that works on this?" And you'll be doing purple a favor. And it could be just drawing up a data plate (card) that's secured to the bottom of the inside of the case.
If he didn't have dogs then he would prob have been better off on Air
You have such a big heart man.. I wish more ppl in this community were like you
I had helped out my friend with an issue just like this. I ended up teaching him to do it himself and to keep it clean running.
Confederate flag? Realy? 2018? Realy?
Nice one Jay, helping people out who deserve support and could possibly get ripped off in a store is a fine thing.
How did you avoid dust and hair from clogging up your power supply?
Because I was inverted. - Top Jayz
See what you did there.
And also 'sneezing in to arm "Bull Sh*t"'
@@White-Wolf1969 No he was man.
It was a really great move.
Thanks for helping out some of my fellow vets in your area.
Nice you did that for your Vet friend
Nice job Jay. Thanks for helping out a Vet.
The twisted tubes on the AIO make me uncomfortable lol
MrBojax me too lol
Thumb up Jay for helping out the vets
The AIO tubes being twisted over one another just annoys me for some reason 😂
Jack Kavanagh well it could be fixed by turning the EVGA logo upside down, so I guess it's just matter of what triggers you more.
it's because you guys look like girls talking about makeup or fashion.
Or you are just a girl.
yeah, more triggered about the twisted tubing than i am about his actual triggered warning haha
Same here. I much rather have the tubing look nice than logo.
You can turn block counter-clockwise 360 degrees, you will get logo upright and untwist cables at the same time
Jay, your a rock star, thank you for taking care of us vets... Cant like this enough. !!!!!
I would love to see jay trying to clean those watercooling parts.
That song is chill AF
Why do you use pentium g4560 in the video if you say you're actually using i5 7600k?
I was also wondering
Maybe he was using a cheap CPU to test motherboard first.
To all ppl wondering he swapped it out after
BIOS update maybe? hafta use an older chip in order to update so you can use the newer one?
Josh Hust the G4560 is Kaby lake too though. Plus it’s a Z270 board so no update needed. He said it was an accident though
Nice video, Jay. As a Disabled Veteran myself, I want to personally thank you for going the extra mile by following up with the Veteran regarding his PC placement in the home and then building the PC accordingly. Not many builders would do that. Much appreciated. o7
You know its an old build when you're only a few seconds into the video and you notice its a foxconn board!
Very cool Jay, I'm so happy to be a fan of someone who gives back to Vets! Keep on Keeping on
Jay is the type of guy to put 4 Girl Friends into SLI
Gotta give a shoutout to J for this entertaining show. Always solid videos and production quality increased by a TON over the years. I'm not very surprised J has 1.4M subs at this point, just a very solid channel. ..gotta show a little appreciation once in a while.
Keep it up J, you do great!
I did not think a tube could collapse like that.
The misteries of water cooling my friends
With all that junk in the CPU block it probably pulled a vacuum in that hose.
Maybe an early warning that he "upgraded" the Athlon 64 to a Intel 7th gen, instead of a 1st gen Ryzen or 8th gen Intel. No hate on Intel, but 7th gen is not worth it anymore.
Blood vessels can do that too.
Yeah, the CPU block got clogged and the pump continued sucking until the tube collapsed. Im quite sure that pump died soon after that.
Really enjoying these repair videos Jay, Keep them coming. Thanks
you put in a G4560 and say it's an i5 7600K lmao
Yea thought i was crazy...i knew i seen him put in the G4560.
too much pc building simulator
maybe it was to test out the mobo first?
relax. it just stood out to me because I've seen him put a pentium on a Z270 board. don't take my comment too serious ^^
I'm really enjoying these PC repair/replacement videos. Please keep doing them.
36th first
Insert triggered gif here
I like these troubleshoot/fix/repair videos.
me too
Copy that!!
he just shown old computer and built new one. I can't see troubleshoot/fix/repair in this video at all
Good demonstration of what can happen to a loop over time , Thanks! And Thank You for helping a Veteran, you set an example more should follow.
Pentium.
Really liking this new direction of video and help focus. You're the man Jay.
Triggered?? Over what??
did you not hear that sound from the fan
Yea, not the worst fan sound I've heard. No need to get triggered over that. Not the dirtiest system I've seen either (well, exception being the crud in the coolant loop). Besides, not so well kept systems in need of attention help keep me building and playing. :-)
Why people don't like that sound ?
A good section of Jay's audience takes the pcMASTERrace pretty seriously and bitch about nothing. Probably the same ones who complain they didn't win a giveaway even though they yelled the loudest.
corbin karl what are u even saying
You are a good man Jay.
A shame there is not more people like you in the world, it would be a lot better place.
4:30 Song name ?
This
Thank you so much :D
Its Darude Sandstorm
I feel like Neon Raceway is inspired by Pryda a bit.
Thank you for doing things like this. You rock J!
Anyone notice that he put the ram in wrong at 4:41?
THANK YOU for taking care of a Veteran. Too few do.
I'll never understand going through all the hassle and maintenance for water cooling, just get a good air cooler..
segaprophet AIO Water coolers are better
the point of water cooling is to push your system further, higher clock speeds things like that. Yes air does the job, but it does not always allow for the highest clock speeds your card/cpu can push.
Still need to do maintenance on an air cooled system
Hardcore Hardware
1st off you watch that idiot Science Studio, so I’m already questioning your knowledge.
Secondly to get 240mm AIO performance you need a ND-H15 sized cooler, which is MASSIVE and heavy. It takes up a lot of room, you have to worry about ram clearance, and it puts stress on your motherboard. It also dumps air into your system, where as an AIO can be set to exhaust it straight out of the case. An AIO can be mounted out of the way and take up little space. The only real downside it they go bad after 4-5 years and you can have some pump whine, but you can lower the pump speed to reduce it. My CM Elite 110 has almost no room for an air cooler. The stock cooler had the heat being trapped and temps would skyrocket once over 1.1v (g3258). But I was able to put a 120mm AIO in there no problem. My 4790k will be going in there soon as well. Low profile coolers cost as much or more than that AIO and they would still have airflow issues and push heat down on my VRM/mobo.
My main rig has a 240mm on my cpu and 120mm on my 970. Got them on sale $80 for water 2.0 extreme and $40 water 2.0 performer. I’ve had them for about 4 years and I’ve decided to mod them together into a custom loop with a reservoir, new tubes, a quick disconnect, and tube clamps for $40. Both sit as exhausts on top and rear and look great. I’ve used EVO 212s, TX4, and the better looking Be Quiet Pure Rocks (2 brand new in box right now too). My main issue is size. Air coolers are just big. The up side is they are slightly cheaper in the ND-H14s case and a bit cheaper when it comes to the 212, and the single pint of failure is the fan.
I like to overclock my stuff pretty far and liquid cooling allows me to do that. Air is NOT always the better option. Stop making false claims and being a fanboy.
How the hell do you have AIOs fall?? You screw them into metal. Do you fans fall off too or your air coolers?? Because if your AIOs are falling then you don't know how to screw them in. I have 5 AIOs, and I've had 3 non OEM air coolers and 2 more in boxes. I've never had anything fall out of my computer. And I've built about 30 other rigs with both AIOs and air coolers. Never had anything fall out of them. And I said "it can put stress on the motherboard" not "destroy them". I was running my systems 24/7 when I was mining, both are liquid cooled as well. No failures yet.
But for 24/7 use I'd just stick with air so you don't have to deal with evaporation, but if you had a custom loop it'd be easier to take care of and temps would be lower with multiple rads.
I really like these videos where you take us through these repairs that you have been doing. Shakes things up a bit.
Yup, pets can really add to dust. I got 5 dogs, and they are schnauzers with hair, not fur, so they don't shed. But still, every month or so I gotta clean off my desk and blow out my PC because of the amount of dust build up! Appreciate ur videos Jay!
Im really enjoying these maintenance/repair videos! I learn something new every time, keep up the great work :)
Jay, You truly have a big heart man, Thank you for being one of the best youtubers there can be.
I love your regular videos, but these troubleshooting/tech support videos have been fantastic. Keep up the good work.
You have got to love that jay is paying it forward once again. Keep up the good work.
You are a very humane person - building a new computer for a handicaped veteran is so noble. I wish there were more people like you.
Jay, taking care of one of our disabled vets...Awesome!
I really like these troubleshooting and repair videos. Seeing you help out less knowledgeable people is great. . Keep up the good work.
I love these repair videos Jay, keep them up! Oh also, any water cooling content is always welcome. I soon want to dip my feet into water cooling.
Thank you Jay for taking care of the disabled veteran. That goes along way in my book.
this is the kind of videos i love watching, Jayz fixing rigs that need some love
Love the vidoes Jay, I'm very new to the pc world [and gaming] and your channel has been a huge part of why I decided to make the move from console gaming. Thank you for what you do dude.
Having six dogs of my own I clean and maintain my fans every six months. Wiping down the blades and oiling the bearings. On my last pass thru I bought a filter to cover the fans on the radiator of my AIO. It cuts down on the hairy problem. Quick note been building my own and systems for friends since 1987. Love watching the vids keep it up, and know I do enjoy them.
I really like these videos of troubleshooting and upgrading that you've been doing...very good job
Love these videos were you repair/build friends/family,s PC,s Jay, keep em coming pls.
Hope something good happens to you. You do so much to help the community and other people for that matter.
Great job Jay. You have an amazing talent that most don't and it's very admirable.
This is a great series, Jay. Fixing up mid-aged machines is fun. Keep up the good work.
I really don't understand why anyone would dislike this video (20 currently). It's got attention to detail, jay is helping a disabled veteran friend of his, the editing is on point in that it's seamless, no amateur jump cuts, why dislike it??
Jay, im on yourside of watercooling, i currently have 120+ 1080ti's (gpu miners :(.... ) all watercooled on a single gravity fed hybrid loop and its been rock stable for me, i run alcohol for growth inhib and filter the water through a 3 stage house water filtering setup... but im using PEX for all my lines instead of the stuff you typically use in your builds. I want to thank you for all the knowledge you have shared over the years, you are truly what inspired me to convert my entire operation over to watercooled.
Jay, you're such a nice guy. I've never seen a more selfless youtuber who helps out his friends like you.
Jay, thank you for taking care of a fellow veteran. You are an awesome guy.
Really like these builds for people and watching you repair, trouble shoot and maintain The average users rigs.
Love to see you helping out others with their builds! GoodGuyJay
Jay Your Repair Videos Has Me Hooked. You Should Do More Videos Like This
Really like these videos. Thanks. Sounds like you’re helping out a lot of people too.
I love seeing stuff like this, keep up the good work Jay!
Well done, sir! I'm sure you're friend will enjoy this as much as the last. It's a shame people will find ANYTHING to bash at a moments notice!
I don't understand people who criticize water cooling. I do not have any water cooled systems. This is by choice as I do not want to do the maintenance. If you realize what you are getting into when you set it up then go for it. The gentleman that will be using this computer has one of the best in the business to help him with maintenance. It's all good.
Keep doing that water cooling content. Maybe one day I will join in on it!
thumbs up for helping out a disabled veteran! =D we veterans appreciate it
man i love how many builds/repair builds have been going on the channel lately! great work Jay! Thanks for the content!
I just recently got in to building my own computer thanks to your videos. These videos are so helpful and valuable to someone who has very limited knowledge coming in to the community, such as myself. Great work.
Videos like this makes me more and more to change my mind and now I don't really wanna change to any sort of liquid cooling. Good old air coolers... Easy to maintain.
I'm really liking this series. Please continue!
Thank you for supporting out troops Jay, every build counts! Nice shirt btw ;)
You're a good person Jay for helping a friend out and hooking him up with a great set-up!
Nice new build and well deserved ! Have fun with it!!!
This is why you shouldn't water cool! ;-)
Honestly, I love that you guys are not shy about showing the downsides of watercooling. It provides great cooling, it can be fun to build, and it can look really cool, but it also requires a lot more monitoring and maintenance than air cooling. Is it the right choice for some people? Absolutely. The wrong choice for some? Absolutely again. I rebuilt a friend's computer recently after his motherboard died, and went air cooling, because he would never want to open his case for any reason. Even the AIO coolers you need to worry about permeation and fluid loss over time.
I always enjoy the "pay it forward" aspect of Jay's channel,
Great video jay! We always see a pc being built but never see the drawback from years of gaming!