Very good tips, make sure also to all the drivers are installed, and if windows is activated, because I'm sure there are some people who don't do that for no reason.
two super helpful things I got from this video I would have never known about. The refresh rate and Ram speeds. Recently bought a new PC and Monitor. You won my sub click.
Back in 2012 I purchase a Dell desktop and they have their own runner/delivery guy to do the job. They will make sure the item is in good condition, calls you to make sure you're at home first, then they will help you assemble the pc and make sure everything works fine. I'm not sure if they still do that but it was a great customer experience.
Another good tip if you got a prebuilt is to do a fresh windows install to get rid of all the bloatware they throw on your pc, most of that stuff does nothing but slow your pc down
Really helpful tip to plug the hdmi cable into gpu and not the motherboard, it made me spend more that a week Wondering what i did wrong building my first pc
That power supply switch will always be off for the first time. Even if you turned it on.
What was Charlie supposed to say, there was gonna be a lot of hate no matter what he said
Is versus a good website?
How do you change it
I'll make sure that the DP is connected to the gpu lol
How to do that stuff for Linux users?
Do I enable amd expo or xmp?
How do I activate xmp?
Very good tips, make sure also to all the drivers are installed, and if windows is activated, because I'm sure there are some people who don't do that for no reason.
Is a Radeon RX 5700 XT worth it for 150$?
Bring back
Surely The Greatest Technician That's Ever Lived never forgets to switch the power supply on...
That last one is a BIG tip, luckily I remembered to up the refresh rate of my monitor after I built my PC thanks to some of your videos.
two super helpful things I got from this video I would have never known about. The refresh rate and Ram speeds. Recently bought a new PC and Monitor. You won my sub click.
The switch is a one, not an “i”. It comes from binary one being on and zero being off.
the hdmi slot on the motherboard is absolutely cruel, when i first got my pc i thought it was borked right away & had a panic attack
Back in 2012 I purchase a Dell desktop and they have their own runner/delivery guy to do the job. They will make sure the item is in good condition, calls you to make sure you're at home first, then they will help you assemble the pc and make sure everything works fine. I'm not sure if they still do that but it was a great customer experience.
Also disable mouse acceleration for better aim
Another good tip if you got a prebuilt is to do a fresh windows install to get rid of all the bloatware they throw on your pc, most of that stuff does nothing but slow your pc down
Really helpful tip to plug the hdmi cable into gpu and not the motherboard, it made me spend more that a week Wondering what i did wrong building my first pc