I can watch professional pc builds all day but there’s just something much more wholesome and fulfilling watching someone with little to no experience putting their dream build together
No cringy music and no dad jokes, just pure cinematic aesthetics and a lot of enthusiasm are put here. Really enjoyed watching your video, keep up the good work!
From someone who has done several builds, everything from the smallest cases (Dan A4 SFX) to bigger mid towers (Fractal Design cases), I'm very impressed. For a first time builder, you seem extremely well prepared. Even for us enthusiasts, who have built several PCs, can easily make the same small mistakes as you did in the video, so nothing to be ashamed off really. Were also extremely impressed with how well you had informed yourself on the different parts, such as the Lian Li UniFans and how their innovative connection system works. You seem to have with a balanced airflow inside the case as well, good choice of parts overall and with a uniformed theme as well. Excellent work overall and you should definitely be proud of this build - hell, even if this would've been like my 10th build, I'd be hella proud over it and I've done well over 10 builds. Very well done! :)
For someone who's just built their first system, you've done an extrodinarily clean job at it. Nothing really out of place here. I think I'll be investing in some daisy chained fans so I don't need to mess around with fan controller accessories. Good work.
Great build, especially for your first. I've been a builder for about 15 years now. It was a lot harder when you had the clunky old beige cases and video cards were a joke then. It's great that you can put so much in the way of aesthetics and your own personality into them now. The first build I ever did took me so long, but now it takes me about an hour to get one assembled (including unboxing everything) but cable management takes me FOREVER since I'm so obsessed with making it perfect.
@@oh60 there's a lot of them out there. I have used kinguin in the past. There are several RUclipsrs like Breathorn (don't know if I spelled that right) and Greg Salazar that are sponsored by sites like that so they have ads for them during their videos.
Great job! One note: with a side mounted radiator like yours, you want the tubes for the AIO cooler to NOT be at the top of your loop. This is because, over time, any air that inadvertently gets in there will cause a gurgling sound and put extra stress on the pump. A better configuration would be to rotate your radiator 180 degrees so the tubes are at the bottom, but, importantly, the top of the radiator is still ABOVE the pump which is attached to your CPU. This will make any extra air in the loop sit harmlessly at the top of the radiator (highest point of the loop) and won’t cause any gurgling or extra wear on the pump.
I have just ordered my first ever gaming pc at the age of 43 and I would love to see you building my pc if I would ever get a chance. So much care and respect has been taken in this video❤
Pretty clean for a first build, congrats. I'm usually vehemently anti RGB but in this case it actually looks ok so well done on that also. And gotta love the Studio Ghibli accents!
its so beautiful and aesthetic, i usually hate like white shirts or anything close to white that can easily get dirty but like pcs all white with some sorta color inside is so nice looking!
When I've built mine I've opened Champaign after pressing Power, it was his birthday after all. It is 13 years old now, still going strong. I bet modern 16 core will serve you two decades, the technological progress slowed considerably.
i love when people who are new to pc building do this kind of video. its so refreshing to see the thought process that goes into these builds when you're new, i think it feels much more organic than the career tech youtubers who just nonchalantly throw together some insane PC. even if maybe the RAM is chosen for looks and performance rather than purely how fast and what timings it has, or if it takes a few tries to get everything right, its so lovely to see people putting together their own pc my one tip would be to put the cpu cooler backplate on as one of the first things you do, but it didn't matter in the end, so its no biggy :)
i never knew before how to build gaming pc by watching alot of youtube guides i managed build 2 pc and all worked at first try just want to say thank you all to youtubers guides on how to
quick tip, turn the radiator 180 so the hoses are at the bottom. Overtime water will evaporate, albeit years, and when enough air acuminates at the top of the rad where your hoses currently are, they will be starved of water.
what a beautiful PC i'm in the process of doing an all white build just waiting on my Z690 ASUS motherboard this video was pretty chill and pretty satisfying brilliant job :)
What a beautiful rig! For your first ever build I think you did an absolute stunning job compared to other people that I have watched. I hope this rig lasts a long time and treats you well!
I've watched a few other videos (as I'm about to start buying parts for mine) and I think your fan choices make the biggest difference. I think I'll get the same ones. Thank you.
Beautiful PC, excellent work! Kudos for having the bravery to attempt it! I built my first pc 3 yrsal ago and am about to build another with a 12900k ddr5 ram on a Asus z690e gaming MB with an evga ftw3 3080ti. Using a Lian LI 011d xl with lian LI sl 120 fans and an nzxt z73 aio.
For future proof is okay, but at this moment and at this market ddr5 makes no sense, there is a really slim performance difference. And is common to have stability issues in certain programs, software manufacturers has yet to optimize them. Get the Lian li Galahad 360 or the ekwb ek aio elite 360 d rgb. The z63 costs a fortune and has less flat out thermal results
Nice work! Keep an eye on your CPU temps. With the AIO radiator mounted that way, there can be an air bubble at the top that can potentially starve the pump for fluid. It's always best to have the hoses submerged and any air bubble at the top of the rad where it won't bother anything. Just my .02
She's okay with the CPU Cooler because the block is lower than the top of the radiator, but the fan orientation can be switched to intake instead of exhaust for more positive pressure.
If I may make a couple suggestions! However, first let me congratulate you on your first gaming pc and you overall did a fantastic job on it! First I'd move your capture card down one slot if possible so it isn't choking off any airflow to the gpu. Also with your fans the way they are now you're at a very negative pressure. I'd recommend maybe make the front 2 fans on the side panel intake as well for more of a balanced airflow.
Yes I completely agree. Negative pressure allows for more dust to come in through places you don't want, thus a positive airflow or net 0 airflow would be best!
I'm using the same case, RAM and fans for my build! So cool to get a little preview of someone on a different but similar path. Beautifully made video. :)
Absolutely love the Spirited Away playing on the CPU Cooler. Such a good little scene for it too! And the little Kodama just chilling there is so cute lol
For a first time build this is really impressive! Kudos 😁 Looks stunning Ps. I think peel was still on backplate of GPU 👌🏻 Edit: Nvm see you got it off in cinematic mode!
I did find you because of *that* tweet. What a beautiful build. You gotta be happy with that! You've inspired me to pickup my Phillips head screw driver and build a dedicated space / streaming PC for my channel based very closely on your parts list.. thanks for the help!
@@cassiedakota Thx Cassie! will def credit you for the inspo if I do a video on my build. Did you have to buy the bracket for the AMD cooling separately?
Came over from Twitter. I'm not even into gaming PCs and just fell in love with this machine. It's friggin gorgeous! I'm now looking to build one. Real question: can someone please explain to me why foregoing harddrives may or may not be a good thing in this configuration? I am not a tech person so any and all feedback is welcome. Thanks in advance, guys!
@@MassiveReset Short answer is yes, it is possible. She added two SSD drives here, which are hidden behind those sink coolers. They are thinner and usually just snap into the provided mounting spaces. (No cables to run) The downside is they tend to get very pricey when looking at storage larger than 1 Terabyte. Although depending on what you may be using it for, you might easily get away with a 1 Terabyte SSD, which is only around $150.
the build is so beautiful. but 1 lil advice, flip the 2 fans on the side panel. too much exhaust. the airflow is negative with 3 intakes (on the bottom) and 6 exhaust (side, top, and back). very good job btw!
I think this it totally awesome! I've built a few PC's in my time, and just about to begin building a new one. I was looking around for some inspiration so this was really enjoyable to watch. I also think it's great that your video's bring more girls into the gaming community. We need more girls!
I'm just curious how much did this pc cost wanting to build something similar for my first pc. Also, did you have to update the bios on the motherboard?
Great first effort, I purchased a custom pre built less than a year ago and I'd like to build my own and you've inspired me to do so sometime in the future. well done and I hope it serves you well😎
This is a lovely build! I've been buying parts to build something in a similar vibe over the past couple months and i was wondering if your strimmer cables were the 24 pin ones? :)
huh i saw your twitter post about this. nice! congrats on your first pc! it looks lovely! this is my first time seeing any of your content and i look forward to seeing more in the future.
Nice build and well done for your first time! I would recommend you consider a gpu brace support like a Deepcool GH-01-A or similar…that graphics card you are using is a monster and can create sag in your motherboard over time…Well done and happy gaming!
Great video thank you!! This video was the inspiration for my new build, although it's taken some time to get the parts! (one part a month, sales, good buying sense, strict budget, and birthday gift cards!) It's finally *build time* next weekend!!
I’ve been looking to build my own pc for the longest time. I love this build so I wanna make it as well. Hopefully by the end of this month I’ll have enough to invest in one
Oml I saw your build on twitter a few days ago and just saw this vid on my youtube homepage- Anyways, I love your build. It's very pleasing to the eyes, to say the least
I dont know if anyone mentioned yet but you should flip your radiator or move it to the top of the case. With the rad side mounted with the tubes at the top your pump will struggle harder to move liquid through the loop.
Nice build! Very similar and also very different to mine... I have a Lian-Li 011 Dynamic Black, a black 3070, a Ryzen CPU but because I'm a middle age man I decided not to go with any RGB. GG on that being your first ever build!
the only thing i would tell you its the orientation of the radiator, the pump must be on the bottom and not on the top because of the bubbles of air and the efficiency that the pump duest while taking the liquid. Aniting else is just perfect, nice build!.
amazing video! I'm trying to get my first pc for gaming/streaming and this video was perfect for a beginner like me considering doing a build. Also, you have an amazing-looking setup!
If mounting the radiator vertically, always have the radiator pump cables be on the bottom. That way the bubbles won't be pumped around, they will just stay in the radiator at the top.
Very nice build, I think mine is the all black and chrome manly sibling. I went zero-RGB but I'm now looking for a way to add some subtle lighting without going over the top. One major difference in the build is that I used the compartment in the back for the radiator fans, and used them as an intake. As I didn't care about the fan RGB this was a far better solution. If you want to keep the fans visible you should consider flipping them to intake as you will not only draw in cold air, but it will also reduce the noise a little.
Recently I also built my first pc, I have the same Mobo and GPU, (if you haven't) just so you know that GPU has TONS of plastic around the fans mine had some I forgot to peel and after sometime they started to come of, even thou I have my own pc now there's something really nice watching other people doing it. great video loved the music and the vibes.
Just a quick tip, this build has 3 intake fans and 7 exhaust fans, so be sure to make the intake fans the highest possible rpm to try and cancel out the negative air pressure, as negative air pressure can damage your parts in the long run
You should flip the radiator upside down, that the tubes are at the bottom of the case. If the tubes are at the top, the air inside the loop will all come to the top and less water can flow through the tubes.
Awesome work on your first PC build; if I could give you some very helpful feedback. Try reducing how much you touch components; e.g when you inserted the CPU you placed you finger directly on the processor; this could cause the oils from your fingers to be left on the lid of the processor. Other then reducing the amount of touching, good work!.
I can watch professional pc builds all day but there’s just something much more wholesome and fulfilling watching someone with little to no experience putting their dream build together
that's called "being a simp" bro
No cringy music and no dad jokes, just pure cinematic aesthetics and a lot of enthusiasm are put here.
Really enjoyed watching your video, keep up the good work!
relax. you can simp all you want but will never feel the inside of her
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Anyone else love watching people build PCs that I'll never be able to have?
lol I feel you. I've been watching them for the whole straight. I wanna built my own but, you know, life..
That was me lol
One day I will :) I’m getting mines after doing my gcse exams
Same
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From someone who has done several builds, everything from the smallest cases (Dan A4 SFX) to bigger mid towers (Fractal Design cases), I'm very impressed.
For a first time builder, you seem extremely well prepared. Even for us enthusiasts, who have built several PCs, can easily make the same small mistakes as you did in the video, so nothing to be ashamed off really.
Were also extremely impressed with how well you had informed yourself on the different parts, such as the Lian Li UniFans and how their innovative connection system works. You seem to have with a balanced airflow inside the case as well, good choice of parts overall and with a uniformed theme as well.
Excellent work overall and you should definitely be proud of this build - hell, even if this would've been like my 10th build, I'd be hella proud over it and I've done well over 10 builds.
Very well done! :)
I love that the girlies are building PCs. I’m doing my second build with my husband soon. I absolutely cannot wait
Good luck on your build!
girls building pcs are just a different vibe ❤
I want to build my own. Any advice ?
@@asiyalyn9532 use PC part picker!! That website will tell you if the individual components you want are compatible
Bro shut up, no duh girls build computers
For someone who's just built their first system, you've done an extrodinarily clean job at it. Nothing really out of place here. I think I'll be investing in some daisy chained fans so I don't need to mess around with fan controller accessories. Good work.
This is so beautiful and gave me so much more confidence going into my build.
Great build, especially for your first. I've been a builder for about 15 years now. It was a lot harder when you had the clunky old beige cases and video cards were a joke then. It's great that you can put so much in the way of aesthetics and your own personality into them now. The first build I ever did took me so long, but now it takes me about an hour to get one assembled (including unboxing everything) but cable management takes me FOREVER since I'm so obsessed with making it perfect.
I’m building my first pc and i need to activate windows but don’t have like 130$. Do you know any safe websites to buy it for cheap?
@@oh60 there's a lot of them out there. I have used kinguin in the past. There are several RUclipsrs like Breathorn (don't know if I spelled that right) and Greg Salazar that are sponsored by sites like that so they have ads for them during their videos.
@@RLTechWeb thank you.
I just hated the argb fan cables when building my first pc. I had 9 fans / 3 diff brands so it was cables everywhere
Great job!
One note: with a side mounted radiator like yours, you want the tubes for the AIO cooler to NOT be at the top of your loop. This is because, over time, any air that inadvertently gets in there will cause a gurgling sound and put extra stress on the pump. A better configuration would be to rotate your radiator 180 degrees so the tubes are at the bottom, but, importantly, the top of the radiator is still ABOVE the pump which is attached to your CPU. This will make any extra air in the loop sit harmlessly at the top of the radiator (highest point of the loop) and won’t cause any gurgling or extra wear on the pump.
I have just ordered my first ever gaming pc at the age of 43 and I would love to see you building my pc if I would ever get a chance. So much care and respect has been taken in this video❤
Pretty clean for a first build, congrats. I'm usually vehemently anti RGB but in this case it actually looks ok so well done on that also. And gotta love the Studio Ghibli accents!
The fact that this is your first build is amazing, I loveeee it so much major props to you!!
Okay this is a STUNNING PC! I wish mine looked this pretty! Definitely goals for the future. Congrats on putting your first one together!
its so beautiful and aesthetic, i usually hate like white shirts or anything close to white that can easily get dirty but like pcs all white with some sorta color inside is so nice looking!
they’re so pretty! and i feel as long as you clean it that it will stay pretty ☺️
When I've built mine I've opened Champaign after pressing Power, it was his birthday after all. It is 13 years old now, still going strong. I bet modern 16 core will serve you two decades, the technological progress slowed considerably.
oh my goodness!!! this is amazing!! i hope my next future pc looks as pretty as yours!!
thank you lovely 🥰 it definitely will!!
@@cassiedakota how much for the build ?
@@erfgthygreas1709 probably like 2k-2.5k
Masterpiece. I came from Twitter for the build, subbed for wholesome and cozy. 😸
thank you! i hope you enjoy your time here ☺️✨
@@cassiedakota I like ur British accent 👍 It has a hint of Chinese 🫡
LOVE LOVE LOVE! Your PC is gorgeous, your setup is divine and you are so talented 🥺🖤 amazing work!!!
thank you angel! 🤍🤍
I saw this build in twitter and I can’t believe how much nicer it is here! + 1 subscriber
A escolha do hardware e a montagem ficou maravilhos, nenhum canal brasileiro fez uma build tão boa...!!! Parabéns...!!!
really enjoyed it. the music and vibe was a lot more like the cooking videos i watch. really soothing
i love when people who are new to pc building do this kind of video. its so refreshing to see the thought process that goes into these builds when you're new, i think it feels much more organic than the career tech youtubers who just nonchalantly throw together some insane PC.
even if maybe the RAM is chosen for looks and performance rather than purely how fast and what timings it has, or if it takes a few tries to get everything right, its so lovely to see people putting together their own pc
my one tip would be to put the cpu cooler backplate on as one of the first things you do, but it didn't matter in the end, so its no biggy :)
i never knew before how to build gaming pc
by watching alot of youtube guides i managed build 2 pc and all worked at first try
just want to say thank you all to youtubers guides on how to
I love how this turned out 😍 can’t wait to see what it can do!
quick tip, turn the radiator 180 so the hoses are at the bottom. Overtime water will evaporate, albeit years, and when enough air acuminates at the top of the rad where your hoses currently are, they will be starved of water.
what a beautiful PC i'm in the process of doing an all white build just waiting on my Z690 ASUS motherboard this video was pretty chill and pretty satisfying brilliant job :)
How did your build go? I’m building one near the end of this month but I’m still not sure how I’ll do it
What a beautiful rig! For your first ever build I think you did an absolute stunning job compared to other people that I have watched. I hope this rig lasts a long time and treats you well!
Patience ruled the day here. No hurrying even with the minor mistakes. Question: would thermal paste still be a necessity in attaching the CPU cooler?
Well, that was a very relaxing, smooth & visually pleasing build of a premium PC from alpha to omega. 👌
i am soo happy when i see someone mounting the aio cooler correctly on the top, i am crying when i see people mounting it on front side or back side.
This makes me wanna spend money to get my almost all-white set up done, ahhh! I would love to see you do a matching mechanical keyboard!
Discovered the vid by accident and had it playing while deep cleaning my PC and peripherals. Very relaxing and enjoyable. I hope you have a great day!
I've watched a few other videos (as I'm about to start buying parts for mine) and I think your fan choices make the biggest difference. I think I'll get the same ones. Thank you.
one of the cleaanest pc builds ive ever seen
Beautiful PC, excellent work! Kudos for having the bravery to attempt it! I built my first pc 3 yrsal ago and am about to build another with a 12900k ddr5 ram on a Asus z690e gaming MB with an evga ftw3 3080ti. Using a Lian LI 011d xl with lian LI sl 120 fans and an nzxt z73 aio.
For future proof is okay, but at this moment and at this market ddr5 makes no sense, there is a really slim performance difference. And is common to have stability issues in certain programs, software manufacturers has yet to optimize them. Get the Lian li Galahad 360 or the ekwb ek aio elite 360 d rgb. The z63 costs a fortune and has less flat out thermal results
It looks amazing! I really love this mix of gpu and cpu, very powerful and impressive!
Beautiful build! I just finished my first build and went with an all white them as well. Definitely loving the aesthetic!
i finished my 1st pc on Friday and i absolutely loved it even if i was a nerve wreck, i love yours you killed it✨!
Nice work! Keep an eye on your CPU temps. With the AIO radiator mounted that way, there can be an air bubble at the top that can potentially starve the pump for fluid. It's always best to have the hoses submerged and any air bubble at the top of the rad where it won't bother anything. Just my .02
She's okay with the CPU Cooler because the block is lower than the top of the radiator, but the fan orientation can be switched to intake instead of exhaust for more positive pressure.
girl it turned out so nice and u look so sweet what 😭😭😭😭
cassie such an amazing video! for a first pc build you should be so proud of yourself! absoulutely amazing!🤍🤍
thank you so much em!! 🥺🤍
If I may make a couple suggestions! However, first let me congratulate you on your first gaming pc and you overall did a fantastic job on it! First I'd move your capture card down one slot if possible so it isn't choking off any airflow to the gpu. Also with your fans the way they are now you're at a very negative pressure. I'd recommend maybe make the front 2 fans on the side panel intake as well for more of a balanced airflow.
Yes I completely agree. Negative pressure allows for more dust to come in through places you don't want, thus a positive airflow or net 0 airflow would be best!
Sheesh , that's hella clean and minty , the choice of music made this soothing to watch 👍
I'm using the same case, RAM and fans for my build! So cool to get a little preview of someone on a different but similar path. Beautifully made video. :)
Absolutely love the Spirited Away playing on the CPU Cooler. Such a good little scene for it too! And the little Kodama just chilling there is so cute lol
For a first time build this is really impressive! Kudos 😁 Looks stunning
Ps. I think peel was still on backplate of GPU 👌🏻 Edit: Nvm see you got it off in cinematic mode!
I did find you because of *that* tweet. What a beautiful build. You gotta be happy with that! You've inspired me to pickup my Phillips head screw driver and build a dedicated space / streaming PC for my channel based very closely on your parts list.. thanks for the help!
Funny enough .. I saved the image and specs list from the tweet then couldn't remember who posted it until I found this video. Subbed. #wholesome.
i’m glad this video popped up for you then! thank you and good luck with your build! ☺️
@@cassiedakota Thx Cassie! will def credit you for the inspo if I do a video on my build. Did you have to buy the bracket for the AMD cooling separately?
nope, it came packaged with the AIO!
@@cassiedakota brilliant .. cheers !
Came over from Twitter. I'm not even into gaming PCs and just fell in love with this machine. It's friggin gorgeous! I'm now looking to build one. Real question: can someone please explain to me why foregoing harddrives may or may not be a good thing in this configuration?
I am not a tech person so any and all feedback is welcome. Thanks in advance, guys!
She went with SSD hard drives in place of older SATA drives. Not as much storage but significantly faster. 2:30 seconds she installs.
@@richarda.2680 thank you very much! Is there a way to keep the SSD and this configuration without sacrificing storage?
@@MassiveReset Short answer is yes, it is possible. She added two SSD drives here, which are hidden behind those sink coolers. They are thinner and usually just snap into the provided mounting spaces. (No cables to run) The downside is they tend to get very pricey when looking at storage larger than 1 Terabyte. Although depending on what you may be using it for, you might easily get away with a 1 Terabyte SSD, which is only around $150.
@@richarda.2680 thank you sir!
A clean and powerful all white build in 2022? For a first time build this is a straight knock out!
I love ur build I’m planning on doing full on white, how much did this cost ?
the build is so beautiful. but 1 lil advice, flip the 2 fans on the side panel. too much exhaust. the airflow is negative with 3 intakes (on the bottom) and 6 exhaust (side, top, and back). very good job btw!
I think this it totally awesome! I've built a few PC's in my time, and just about to begin building a new one. I was looking around for some inspiration so this was really enjoyable to watch. I also think it's great that your video's bring more girls into the gaming community. We need more girls!
I'm just curious how much did this pc cost wanting to build something similar for my first pc. Also, did you have to update the bios on the motherboard?
We love to see it 👏✨
Congrats on the successful build! Your setup is actual goals, love the vibe sm 😻
thank you Krys! 🥰
Haku really tied this all together! 😍
haku is the best! 🐉
This was so satisfying!! It looks amazing 😍🤌🏻
I really want to get a pc but I have some questions: 1) is it overkill or just enough? 2) how much was it ? thx for helping me out.
I have the exact same pc as her! It will be $3700. And it is perfect so no need to worry about over kill!
Ummm I built this exact PC and it was definitely not $3700. With everything she added plus a monitor I paid around $2000
Great first effort, I purchased a custom pre built less than a year ago and I'd like to build my own and you've inspired me to do so sometime in the future. well done and I hope it serves you well😎
This is a lovely build! I've been buying parts to build something in a similar vibe over the past couple months and i was wondering if your strimmer cables were the 24 pin ones? :)
thank you! and yes i believe it was for the motherboard one 🥰
I'm drooling, such a beautiful build.
damn that looks sick. i planned on building something similar and tried to find videos to guide me. luckily u made one 😊
Congrats on your first PC! I like the white color scheme very nice aesthetic :)
That may be my favorite pc I’ve ever seen ! Major nasa/space vibes
Saw your pc on Pinterest, went to the tweet, then came here. Gonna come back and refer to this once I save up for a pc!
Great video, watching others build there dream pc always puts me in a warm place.
huh i saw your twitter post about this.
nice!
congrats on your first pc! it looks lovely!
this is my first time seeing any of your content and i look forward to seeing more in the future.
Great job! Congrats on your build, it looks fabulous. I have built pc's in the past. So much fun.
Now..... This is a masterpiece.
you did amazing for a first time build! love the color scheme, happy gaming!
Looks amazing for your first build! I am building one this week so I am very excited, but love your build!
Nice build and well done for your first time! I would recommend you consider a gpu brace support like a Deepcool GH-01-A or similar…that graphics card you are using is a monster and can create sag in your motherboard over time…Well done and happy gaming!
Great video thank you!! This video was the inspiration for my new build, although it's taken some time to get the parts! (one part a month, sales, good buying sense, strict budget, and birthday gift cards!) It's finally *build time* next weekend!!
I’ve been looking to build my own pc for the longest time. I love this build so I wanna make it as well. Hopefully by the end of this month I’ll have enough to invest in one
Oml I saw your build on twitter a few days ago and just saw this vid on my youtube homepage-
Anyways, I love your build. It's very pleasing to the eyes, to say the least
thank you!! 🤍
I must admit that it helped me during the preparation for my first PC setup, thanks :)
That looks so pretty! Gj putting all that together! Makes me want to build one lol
I dont know if anyone mentioned yet but you should flip your radiator or move it to the top of the case. With the rad side mounted with the tubes at the top your pump will struggle harder to move liquid through the loop.
Just came across this but I like how you shown your mistakes an learn from them. This was a nice build. you did a good job overall :)
lovely build, great vibe !
Nice build! Very similar and also very different to mine...
I have a Lian-Li 011 Dynamic Black, a black 3070, a Ryzen CPU but because I'm a middle age man I decided not to go with any RGB.
GG on that being your first ever build!
good choosen parts, working good together and looking amazing. good job!
thats a great build i have build over 50 pcs and yours is by far the best i seen ...
inspired me! going to start the same build this month! thanks for the inspiration!
the only thing i would tell you its the orientation of the radiator, the pump must be on the bottom and not on the top because of the bubbles of air and the efficiency that the pump duest while taking the liquid. Aniting else is just perfect, nice build!.
saw this on twitter, then it randomly popped up in my YT too
great build
I just built my first PC over the weekend, so this is the content I love rn
building mine soon, very nervous but done loads and loads of research.. so i think i got this. Can't wait :))))))
Thats one of the nicest looking builds i have ever seen
amazing video! I'm trying to get my first pc for gaming/streaming and this video was perfect for a beginner like me considering doing a build. Also, you have an amazing-looking setup!
What a gorgeous build! It's so crisp and clean! 😍
If mounting the radiator vertically, always have the radiator pump cables be on the bottom.
That way the bubbles won't be pumped around, they will just stay in the radiator at the top.
Ahhhh it’s gorgeoussss!!! It turned out beautifully 🙌🏾✨✨
Very nice build, I think mine is the all black and chrome manly sibling. I went zero-RGB but I'm now looking for a way to add some subtle lighting without going over the top.
One major difference in the build is that I used the compartment in the back for the radiator fans, and used them as an intake. As I didn't care about the fan RGB this was a far better solution.
If you want to keep the fans visible you should consider flipping them to intake as you will not only draw in cold air, but it will also reduce the noise a little.
for not having any experience building...you did an amazing job!! Build looks beautiful!
Recently I also built my first pc, I have the same Mobo and GPU, (if you haven't) just so you know that GPU has TONS of plastic around the fans mine had some I forgot to peel and after sometime they started to come of, even thou I have my own pc now there's something really nice watching other people doing it. great video loved the music and the vibes.
i know i still had some plastic on my mobo after finishing the build that i had to peel off, so i’ll have to double check my gpu. thanks!
Just a quick tip, this build has 3 intake fans and 7 exhaust fans, so be sure to make the intake fans the highest possible rpm to try and cancel out the negative air pressure, as negative air pressure can damage your parts in the long run
thank you! that’s a really helpful tip
@@cassiedakota i meant 6 exhaust sorry 😅
i love the cable management!
You should flip the radiator upside down, that the tubes are at the bottom of the case. If the tubes are at the top, the air inside the loop will all come to the top and less water can flow through the tubes.
The way you say "YES"!
You and your PC are so beautiful. Tears dropped
Actually so gorgeous omgoshhh
Awesome work on your first PC build; if I could give you some very helpful feedback.
Try reducing how much you touch components; e.g when you inserted the CPU you placed you finger directly on the processor; this could cause the oils from your fingers to be left on the lid of the processor.
Other then reducing the amount of touching, good work!.