How The Verge built a $2000 custom gaming PC WRONG!
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2018
- The worst PC build video by a major publication I have ever seen!
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You shouldn't just stick the RAM where the board manufacturer recommends. They do not know your particular RAM's needs and feelings. Your super-fast RAM will let you know how it chooses to identify itself, in this case the RAM obviously self-identifies as single channel, and feels threatened if inserted too close to the CPU as CPUs have been known to gang-stalk RAM sticks in the past. To insert it any other way would be disrespectful to the RAM, and by all means a microaggression which further perpetuates the RAM patriarchy and the associated oppression that it brings.
Hands down some of the funniest ish I have ever read 😂😂
It doesn't always work out sadly. When I was building my PC the ram identified itself as a gpu, my sexist motherboard didnt let me plug in the ram though so I had to throw it away.
Brilliant
Creative
You guys are so whipped. I have my ram make me a sandwich.
he probably pours his milk, then his cereal, and then gets a bowl
What? so Ive been doing it wrong my whole life?
He probably mixes his milk and orange juice with a little bit of tooth paste.
@@vagabondwastrel2361 Clean your teeth while eating
@UberDroid Anarchist*
I love youtube comments.
See really it's just a $1000 PC but they spent another $1000 on thermal paste
Tommy Platter I legit walk all around on carpet and back to my computer when I’m working on it and I just rub my hand over the case or a chair leg that’s metal and this guys freaking out with his bracelet
No, it's a $1000 PC, but they destroyed the first one.
Brandon Inkel and it's not even a proper anti static bracelet
because "much" helps much.
I hope they didn't mix AS or other metal based paste with something else. You risk vastly accelerating oxidizing metal based paste with certain non metal based pastes. Kinda utterly ruining the reason to use metal based paste.
Now I kinda want to see that guy delid his super special ultra exclusive CPU and put liquid metal on it XD
I strongly suspect this guy would use a CD tray as a cup holder
Wait...
Those are CD trays?
lena pistone I mean it makes sense
and here ithought they were just plastic thingies so there isnt an empty space in the pc case on the front
Based on his idea of tweezers you're probably not wrong.
25yrs of building custom pcs and I've been doing it all wrong. For a start I didn't know I needed a "breast cancer awareness" wrist band, and it just got more depressing from there.
@Wade
Just make sure the PSU is blowing the hot air inside the case.
You want to to keep the electronic components hot for best performance.
@@bestdjaf7499 damn thats hot and seski
@Wade I've never seen a pro use an anti-static wristband at all. It's as simple as holding one hand onto the metal case as well as not building your PC in a carpeted room.
I always thought that a pea side of thermal paste was enough, now I learned that I should soak my cpu in thermal paste
Wade problem is the guy who made the video didn’t learn anything, to this day he claims he did nothing wrong and the PC worked so that’s all that matters. I would like to see an update on that Pc to see if power supply died from over heating
DISABLES COMMENTS
HIDES LIKE/DISLIKE RATIO
"We want to hear from you."
and ended up deleting the video
They did that after the initial release of the video.
Even their own dumbass viewers instantly started commenting what a shitshow this was.
I've always found it's better to install your CPU from high orbit to maximize the damage to your pins when you drop it.
need to maximise the pin-angle for extra LEAN XD
😂😂😂
"Nuke it from orbit. It's the only way to be sure."
-The Verge, probably.
Screw a nuke, just blow up the fucking planet with guys like this walking around just makes the world dumber everyday
The insulating pads make sure that it doesn't short circuit against the case.
2 seconds later...
Make sure the power supply is jammed right up against the case.
Lol I was about to point that out too
dont you screw it in?
i have a Azza hurrican case that has 8 in case fans
its so loud and its like a 5 year old cyberpower build im a secondhand owner
hooray for having to switch to windows 10
Also, make sure you jam it in with the fan facing the back plate of the motherboard. Wouldn't want it getting anything other than the finest flow restrictions and south bridge heat.
@@VincentGonzalezVeg Research getting to the motherboards UEFI screen from booting up your computer. From the UEFI screen you can adjust your fan speed, so that when your PC is idling at the desktop it'll be quiet, but having it ramp up the fan rpm when playing a demanding game. If you use your gpu's firmware that come with downloading it's drivers(that you should keep up to date) you can monitor the Temps in your gpu, so you can see if it's too hot or not and adjust your in-game graphics settings. You should avoid Temps over 90°C.
"Now let's see what this monster can do"
*plays league of legends*
Like, what the actual fuck...
Not to mention he put in a gtx 1080 for a whopping 1080p res...You don't match the card numbers to the resolution! 4K that shit!
He might as well had been playing solitaire to show what it can do.
that keyboard triggered me...
sassy gamer is guess
Legend states that a man once ran LoL on a Watermelon
Who's here a 18 months later after realizing that Gundam made Joe Exotic a meme before Joe Exotic was a meme? Just me? I'm fine with that.
Im here too my boy don't you worry
@@ethan2090 same
Was about to say something
Man out of time.
Dunno dun care....
Maybe he is the originator of the meme?
Like the source from the matrix.
Personally, they could have gone without the wires. They could have just poured in 5 litres of water into the sealed up case, and because water conducts electricity it's a natural, free wire.
This is verge logic
It'd be whack if someone developed a computer to work that way tbh.
You also wouldn't need the cooling fans
They would manage to use distilled water
Put some fishes in there too, just to make the pc feel more alive 😂😂
🤣😂😭
25:22 "So right now I'm playing league of legends, It's one of my favourite games"
As a league player I would like to point out:
You don't (can't) spam buttons. You have four abilities, meaning the player would usually keep 3-4 fingers on the qwe, qwer or 1234 keys, instead of holding his entire hand up and only pressing 1.
Ignoring the fact he's playing yasuo in the bot lane, he clearly doesn't understand how to use abilities. this can be seen from how during the recording you can clearly see that he was trying to spam a ability judging from the notice prompt above his ability UI that repeated "the ability is not ready yet!" and "you cannot cast that right now!". Yet he continued to spam the same goddamn key. Nope im out.
Pause the video, he is playing against a bot. Losing. his favorite game. I can't imagine how many hours it took them to record this and cut/edit out the parts where he wa sweating all over the place.
or ignore it that he is bragging about 120fps while LoL literally can play on a 1 core CPU with a motherboard built-in GPU and 4gb of RAM XD
Yeah I was like what are you doing, spaming the mastery 7 on Yasuo, jesus, four abilities my guy, four buttons QWER, I don't know maybe some new challenger technique where you usse all four abilities with one button. Plus everybody knows that you can play League on a fuking toaster laptop the only issue would be your wifi and the roit servers and the client, so basically those games have proven shit
I mean that's a normal yasuo player in bronze V
Yeah. This guy doesn’t play League. He doesn’t play games period…
Other things that went horribly wrong:
1. He didn't attach the fans to the radiator. You can clearly see one of them is being used as an exhaust fan for the case.
2. He didn't use his "tweezers" to manage the cables.
3. He didn't use the Allen wrench for anything. Not that he needed to, but he did say it was absolutely essential.
4. Arma 3 runs at 70-80fps on 1080p on highest settings on my GTX960. It's not anything that would tax that gfx card.
5. He's playing against bots in LoL and thinks he's cool. In reality, he's getting wrecked by bots.
6. 300 fps on LoL? Well, that's nice, but I bet he's only got a 60Hz monitor.
7. THE RADIATOR HAS NO FANS!
If it is the monitor I think it is (samsung C27FG70... or something similar) it has 144hz
Better yet he says League runs as '300fps' while at the top right of the league window you can see he's manually limited it to 120fps anyways lol
If you look at their publicity shot at 31:37, someone eventually attached 2 fans to the underside of the radiator. However, going by the expertise embodied in the build, I'd wager they're in pull instead of push.
is this the real life
is this just fantasy
8. He put the PSU in BACKWARDS. The fan is facing inwards and not facing down where the exhaust would be channeling out the hot air so it's just recycling the hot air in there.
The best part and that NOBODY has pointed out yet is that THAT "anti static wristband" is just a regular latex band like those "fight cancer" bands that came with the motherboard as free merch and this guy was stupid enough to think it was an anti static band
That was probably one of the funniest parts.
yeah he is that stupid. You can tell it by his work on that build.
Han Lockhart
Confirmed. He's THAT stupid. Doesn't even get the concept of static, where it is, why it's bad, etc.
And it's super laughable, "all out" is 2 grand. Lol my video card alone would be 2 grand. Pretty sure my memory would be close to a grand.
It's wrong. It's a cancer band.
I mean... it TECHNICALLY is a anti-static wristband... in that it, itself is resistant to static... But not in the sense that it would protect you from static.
Gundam was out here showing us joe exotic before he was even big
My thoughts exactly.
This guy clearly went into a shop and said: "I want to build a gaming pc."
The store owner then said: "Sir, this is a fishmongers."
Apparently, Linus tech tips staged an intervention for the poor idiot about 5 months ago. 😂
That anti-static band moment made be cringe so hard
edit: holy shit it got so much worse
dont you know it's one of those wirelless anti static bands XD. When you have it in your hand, it zaps all that static into the components and to the ground, no more worrying about static band wires getting in your way.
tbh, this person in the video shouldnt be allowed near PC parts
He not fighting static, he fighting cancer.
There is now a mashup of tech reviewers commenting on this video. It is great, you should watch it. One of the best comments, "He's not fighting static, he's fighting cancer..." ruclips.net/video/M-2Scfj4FZk/видео.html
that thermal paste application was intense
@@bluerune7305 it's the constilation technic
Capital One and Battle Field V, a perfect match!
David Sullivan made in hell...
I dont get it, whats wrong with capitalone?
The horror!
I actually have to ask; What's wrong with Capital One? I've never heard good or bad things about them. I only know Capital One exists, and that's the extent of my knowledge.
Have Capital One for my car loan, they're assholes. Wont ever have a loan with them again. Had PNC before, way more helpful and nice.
pea size drop of thermal paste is sufficient, you definitely dont need to frost it like a cake
Tiger king Gundam predicted it almost 2 years before Netflix
Was looking for this
Mindblowing isn't it
Anti-static bracelets that aren't connected to ground don't work.
For him, works better when plugged in 230v socket.
I cringed at how he was holding that GPU, hes lucky he didnt short the damn thing.
Jiepers for me halps best when I ground my toe into the socket and after that install my cpu.
But it aligned his chi to the computer's chi, thereby making the electrons run so much faster. Then he forgot and put the computer facing north, which completely violated tech fenging shway.
It's wireless! This is why he got a board with wifi and bluetooth
the verge is 99% rich people who own MACs and other best buy pre-builts. it's not surprising they wouldn't know how to build a PC.
its not rich people who own macs, its idiots who think that macs cant get viruses, and believe viruses are on every 2nd website. if i had all of the money in the world, id still get a pc
If you look close, he lined up the first stick of RAM not in line with the 'notch' in the RAM slot. It was quickly edited from the slot 1 to slot 4 to make it look like he lined it up properly.
4th Dimensional chess move:
They made this inept build video to motivate the interweb into reaction vids that inform ppl on how to *actually* build a gaming rig.
Is he applying thermal paste or decorating a cake?
I'm still amazed he took that long to even GET to installing the CPU. It was the FIRST THING I DID.
It's thermal paste bukkake. Don't kink-shame!
@Esben Madsen HOLY FRIGGN SHIT
Last time I saw that much paste messed all over the place I was on PornHub.
He didnt even use his applicator lol
NO! Do NOT "carefully" lean the CPU down onto the motherboard! If you aligned it correctly the CPU will just fall into place. If you haven't, leaning down on it "carefully" will just bend the damn pins.
And that's the most disastrous thing someone can do!
This guy is dim.
lol
I know!!! I was yelling at the screen!!! "Stoooooooop!"
RLODJOHN yeah, though I'm not quite decided on whether it is more disastrous to bend the pins on an LGA motherboard or a PGA CPU.
I also liked how he touched the heatspreader. a lil skin grease does wonders for cooling I guess....
Why didn't he just watch a tutorial on how to build a gaming PC before recording his tutorial on how to build a gaming PC? 🤔🤔🤔
Because this guy is a textbook example of the Dunning-Kruger effect...
@@SirReptitious i doubt he chose to do this, probably just reading a script
@@KicksPregnantWomen NOPE! Look up the video about what happened after the video. There is a segment where he is playing a game and talking to some guy(probably his boyfriend but not sure/don't care). He talks about the alleged recording situation of the video. And anyone that knows anything about actually building a PC can easily tell everything he said was a lie. I can't post a link because YT will delete it.
Found my new side gig - sell “anti-static” rubber bracelets! Yesssssss
Joe Public _Now wireless!_ /s
I loved how they labeled the back lash from this as an 'organized hate campaign' 😂
When their best attempt at a PC is such a mess, probably anything looks organized to them.
Led by Putin himself according to sources.
Amadeus zing
Amadeus lol
When you fake your resume/job interview.
Apparently the guy is most of the way through a CompSci Course at University. If this looks bad for The Verge, imagine how it looks for his school!
God that disgusts me. points on the SAT based on race is pretty damn directly racial discrimination. Doesn't matter if you call it 'positive', that is the textual definition right there.
Sixgorillionshekelbergswindler Shlomo-Moshe-Ara I just looked up this statement, and all the sites that support this are right wing sites that seem biased. So far, the only source linked by one of them is by the LA Times www.latimes.com/local/california/la-me-adv-asian-race-tutoring-20150222-story.html#page=1 but it doesn't link to any sources itself at all. I wouldn't trust that information. I would appreciate it if you could find source(s) that indeed supports this claim.
when he pulled out the ''tweezers'' I lost it.
those were incase he needed to pee during the build.
My wife has no clue about computers or anything technically. She could tell me they were zip ties at 1am waking up to go to the bathroom with a glance... She almost strained her eyes rolling them. Thought this was the Onion of all things
@@TormentedPenguin when it's 1am and you're not in bed with your wife because you'd rather watch Papa Gundam
Good choice tbh
i know it would be hard to read a book called "1984" in 2019 but this is whats going on and keep in mind 1984 was written in the 40's
Still relevant
As an IT Engineer in real life, this made me physically sick.
So, guys, whadda ya think of my ULTRA COOL GAMING PC?
*quiet puking in background*
I worked years ago in R&D for a companies software side and have built quite a few desktop rigs for myself and others and the worst on was never that bad. I guess reading the manual first helps. I'm not sure this guy could read.
@@1OldWriter even while speaking he's missing some letters
I'm still in college for IT and am kinda foggy on things but even i was confused by this guy.
I'm not in IT and i'm sick
I've got the feeling that this kid was one of the types that I could've sold oregeno to, and told him it was weed.
A buddy and I did that once to a bunch of folks when we were in high school.
He applies alllllll that thermal paste, but forgets the flash the BIOS?! Madness!
spends $2000 on gaming pc... uses a kingston ssd (facepalm)
Speedj2 and plays league of legends
@@cluelessdragoon7052 ... while locking the framerate...
i don't know what any of guys mean, please elaborate
@@Anthonybrother Kingston isn't a terrible brand of SSD, but they are a low-cost option, compared to the higher end models like the Seagate Firecuda, WD Black, and Samsung 970 series of NVMe SSDs. Any of them would have been faster, but with a higher cost.
League of Legends is not a demanding game, and is run on fairly commodity hardware, these days. It might have been useful to show how ridiculous a framerate was achievable on high-end hardware, but he left it capped. He could have done so with a machine half the price, if that.
@@SirLugash Tbf, that was probably like the only thing he did right. You want to lock your max FPS to the max hertz of your monitor otherwise you can experience ghosting and stuff.
HE INSTALLED THE GPU BEFORE THE CPU?
THE MANS INSANE
beast mode!
Insert agreeable laughter..beep.
As a motherboard-destroying madman myself, can confirm this.
He’s a MAD LAD!
ABSOLUTE...MAD..LAD!!
First thing we need to build a PC is a Swiss army knife, A welder, Electrix saw, Jb weld, Drill and a diamond tipped drill bit. Dnt forget your safety goggles & your protective work gloves. Now we can get started!
Dont forget your hotwork permit
Wait, then what the hell do I do with this pure water and nuclear reactor?
@@MasterOfKnowledge. nuclear reactor for over clocking your psu and getting extra giga flops in the PCIe slot
FRANK DUKES Get me an avocado, a tube sock, some tinfoil and a snorkel, Ive done more with less.
@@andrewbinns5035 lmao
This is how forced diversity looks like.
"Hey, let the black gay guy build a pc. Don't forget to disable any possibility of getting feedback. We don't want to feed the trolls."
Let the black guy who clearly doesn't know how to build a pc, because race doesn't factor in how to properly build a pc.
Yusuke of the Wildfire I mean race doesn’t......... but I get the joke😂😂
They used him so they can pull the everybody only hated the build because he's black.
@Notmy Realname I'm sure they could, there's plenty of black people in IT, computer repair, etc. Gundam is mixed black, and he's proficient enough to build a PC properly. I'm assuming the Verge was just lazy af
Remember, you MUST spend $2K to build a good gaming PC.
Brought to you by Capital One
Actual big brain tactic that fucked them in the ass
When he installed the power supply not only did he tell people that the antivibration pads were to prevent shorts...he also put the power supply fan facing the back of the motherboard. The Corsair Crystal Series 280X case has...wait for it...a filtered intake vent on the back panel so the PSU can draw in cool air the back of the case.
thanks for letting me know what case it is..he didn't say it in the gUiDe
I'm strangely aroused right now.
Derek Drake maybe I should start stream on Twitch...Topless Tech Body painting!
@@Jennifur68 let me know your screen name so I can find you :)
holy shit.. that's a great idea, they should body paint tech parts instead of cartoon characters (btw I somewhat justify if they paint game characters, but since when scooby doo cast are game characters? Remember, twitch is a streaming platform for gaming)
The Verge are fairly familiar with Apple products. But this video perfectly summarizes how much they know about "real" PCs: Close to nothing.
I never bothered watching this video. It’s amazing. I kept waiting for him to start singing chocolate rain ...
HAHA, best comment yet.
Lexicon Devil **I move away from the mic to overapply thermal paste
0:38 joe exotic... gundam is a time traveler
I want to see him configure the BIOS.
lol
'Wuts a Bi-OS? I'm NOT Bi! I'm homosexual!'
LOL. Oh yes please. I could use another laugh outta this Nutjob
XD
Lol how if he doesnt know it exists :D
Looks like someone lied on their resume.
Looks like Preston Garvey decided to leave the Commonwealth in search of a tech job. 😏
No no no, he didn't have to. The Verge just wanted more diversity.
@@EhCanadianGamer Not only did they want diversity, but they wanted a black, possibly gay guy to come off as super tech-savvy to break some imagined stereotype. My university had very few black people yet I knew multiple who could build a PC right in a quarter of the time it takes this guy to tie his shoes.
@Alexander White Yeah exactly, which is how the video got made. To someone who knows nothing about building a computer, he looked like he knew what he was doing because he got a running computer in the end and he talked confidently. But, as this and many other videos show, he didn't.
@Alexander White I have no words lol
I just finished building my first gaming PC the other day. And after watching hours of videos of people that have probably built like 30+ computers in their life & help/advice from irl friends. Watching the Verge do it; I can now understand why PC people are annoyed at them.
-"League of Legends is one of my favorite games."
-Has 10 champs unlocked.
Is that really the worst thing you saw?
His CS is shit
Somehow his health is low dispite fighting a bot and having only 3 abilities at level 1
He used his spells already for some reason
He playing Yas bot
And the idiotic thing I have ever seen is the fact that he has no items. Not a single fucking one.
I highly doubt that this man has touched league of legends in his whole life.
Kazsura Don’t forget he windwalled a Shyvana walking up to melee…
That verge kid needs to stick to playing on his iphone
Thats how he learned how to spread thermal paste
looks like an intern the verge is playing a prank on.
Skoopsro well his league club name is NYgay soo...
are you saying you would pay somebody above standard salary to make your brand name look bad to the public? how is that good for anybody?
A dell 2007 laptop can run league ffs
A fucking toaster or an avocado of middling intelligence could run League.
my fucking macbook from 3 years ago can run league better than the thing the fuck
My old washingmachine can run League
My shit can run league
a pentium 4 can run it. Just not very good.
No the more thermal paste you have the better that's why they give you a tube of it😂
he gullible
The bigger the gob, the better the job...
I work in IT and we have a guy who has been there for 20 years. For the longest time we would lose thermal paste tubes left and right and have to order them by the fucking case when we seat maybe 2 sinks per week. We just found out a few weeks ago this guy thought each tube was a single application. 3g syringes of artic silver, he thought they were single use. We only found out because we started buying 8g syringes and we had a bunch of CPUs eat themselves, pull the sink off to find fucking gobs of paste and a processor just forged into the Mobo.
How fundamentally was two years ahead of everyone when it comes to the tiger king lol.
I get a kick out of the fact he chose to wear safety glasses.
TINTED safety glasses in case any stray welding arc flashes him i guess
"You need a table..."
...well, lets start first with "you need a brain".
When you have the parts to build a gundam but the tech builds a GM instead
22:12 "I thought it'd be smart to put a pallet on top of the eggs" 😂😂 had me fuckin dying
its like watching someone pour antifreeze into the oil tank and wiper fluid in the gastank. like wat.
Unseal Wiper fluid 😆
Bruh.......wiper fluid lmao
It's gavin from Rooster Teeth X'D
Let me put my anti static shock wristband on so I don’t get shocked by the eggs gundam
Joe Exotic in 2018? This dude was ahead of his time.
I was legit thinking the same thing as soon as I saw the clip my dude, holy shit
17:00 So what you're telling me is you bought parts without even knowing if they fit or are compatible. Ok, good.
He hasn't finished college yet, but he IS a Cop Sci student. and according to his twitter, we're all toxic for "flaming" his video.
saxman642 i start building pc since im 13. now 22, and im architecture student. So no excuses lol
I'm a middle age blue collar asshole who hasn't even been to college, but I know how to build my own PCs.
Ah a diversity guy that explains everything.
One of the most basic things my Comp. Science course teaches is how to identify a PC's individual components and how they work together...no idea how the fuck this guy is a comp. science student and is next to clueless about building a PC.
i finished computer sci like 12 years ago and my information from that is more accurate he dont even know what a anti-static bracelet looks like. but then agen its probably not his fault he was probably put there cold with out any information. but no way i belive hes doing comp sci unless hes sleeping on it, or is it filled up now days with other crap?
but ppl are still getting educated in basic electronics right?
PNY card. Holds the card on the contacts. Isn't actually grounded. Installs CPU after Motherboard is installed and the GPU. It's a "CPU core."
What are you DOOOOOIIINNGGGGG
Not so bad really, what was bad was the exsessive use of thermal paste. at that amount I'm surprised he didn't melt that cpu on boot up
@@meyaenyo2593 overheating/throttling would also be an issue
"Not gonna hold up for Battlefield 5"
About that...
Man I can’t play titanfall cause I made this pc and it only plays battlefield 5 wtf
for real?
I built my first computer 2 years ago without ANY idea how to do it and only using RUclips tutorials. Thank God this video did not exists back then, I would've destroyed my build. I hope nobody recked their computer using this. Rip!
Same with me, I built my first pc a few years ago without any knowledge. And even then I knew i was going to install the cpu first. It's just so convenient doing it first without all the other parts in the way.
This why I'm asking this person channel to help me with buying advice for my work horse gaming PC also anybody willing to meet at a Starbucks or Santa Monica peir to in Los Angeles California where I'm moving to I'm willing to pay for my PC build I would of course buy parts first and and you must be approved by this person that has this channel if they can't build it for me when move there I have an address already just waiting for sometime after the 15th of October 2018 I have over hear in Kauai and I am leaving Kauai my safety because I am transgender I may not know much about hardware litterly with software am great except coding not obviously talking about idate building PC the one who has the we posting on spelling and grammar is not my forte
Built my first PC in 1998 when I was twelve half winging it half using a book, ya know, paper n ink n shit, has to figure out it wouldn't run right because of a bad ram stick and still unfucked it. Been on point with PCs and then smartphones and cyber security ever since AND I CANT GET A FUCKING JOB IN THE TECH FIELD BUT THIS FUCCING GOD DAMN IMBECILE WORKS FOR A TECH CHANNEL OR WHATEVER THE FUCC WHILE I FIGURE OUT HOW TO PAY FOR FOOD????!!!
I sort of learned by watching a Russian cool his PC with vodka.
@@Chu8rock basically my major hangup with installing motherboard is the matter of hooking those cables from tower to motherboard I'm referring to the power button reset button lights that indicate power hard drive activity and course grounding a motherboard to the case
“Now it’s time to draw a happy smiley face with the thermal paste, remember, it’s best to always include a nose when drawing the smiley face.”
I tried that when I built my first PC. I was 7. My father was overseeing and he slapped my hand, telling me "Don't do that, it's silly!"
joe exotic reference before it was cool, god dam Gundam the hipster
Huh he wants to fry his PSU, sweet
$2000 Custom Gaming PC didn’t just Die it was Murdered
LMAO very Meta
no, first it got raped in every single fucking orifice and then it got put out of it's misery
Stein871 😂 now that’s funny 😁
The entire build is a joke but I lost it when he put 5 gallons of thermal paste on the CPU
Ikr???? lol. so much paste. I wonder how many mm the heatsink was above the cpu?
true, that moment is one of the few moments my jaw actually dropped. and i mean literly, i almost had to grab it and put it back
DQes_Ionix hope the jaw didnt shatter on the floor
My first build, I fully put NO thermal paste (I had assumed a small tube would come with the cpu, when it didn't, I was too antsy to wait). 5 years later, she's still running no problems. Likely I've cut the lifetime of my cpu, but hell I've already got 5 years so fuck it. Now, I don't mean to suggest you don't need thermal paste, I was stupid to skip it and I'm lucky my cpu hasn't failed... I only mean to suggest that overkill really isn't needed.
All you really need is a pea drop he really fucked up lol, @@AtticusDragon (edit you 100% did too)
Gundam knew that Joe Exotic was destined to be a star 2 years before it happened.
Ahhhh, this vid really takes me back. This was the first gundam vid I ever watched.
You need insulating pads to keep the grounded shell of the power supply from shorting out to the case. You know, the grounded shell of the power supply that you bolt to the case with metal screws.
Dont tell me how electricity works, ive been adding extra amps to all my builds for years now, and none of my processors do less than 5000 jigawats.
@@giggetyg "What's a, jigawatt?"
@@5H4D0W-TP ahhh...how to put it language that you would understand 🤔
Basically, you need to put twice the amount of ohms on your main wire for maximum amperience. Also add an extra ground wire for double safety.
He didn't know it was for vibration damping not insulation. I suppose he would have been smarter if he'd read the manuals but that would imply he could read.
I bet there's thermal paste all over the place.
The cpu's Temps are 15° hotter because of so much thermal paste.
I bet there's thermal paste in his butt crack 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@mojondro ooh dude don't even joke about that , getting thermal paste between your crack is the worst !!
@@imleonwhoru or thermal paste and a bounty paper towels 😂😂😂😂
It gets everywhere 🙄
There are so many wrongs with this build that's baffling.
1. He didn't make sure there weren't any bent pins on the motherboard. That's the first thing to do before seating the CPU.
2. When correctly aligned, the CPU just falls into place. No more adjustments needed, or chances are that further adjustment would bend pins.
3. Preapplied thermal paste/pads on AIOs is usually fine. No more paste needed.
4. Going overboard with the thermal paste is not going to impact performance, but it's a waste anyway.
5. The NVMe SSD placement will impact performance, because the closer the slot is, the more bandwidth it'll get. It's not about aesthetics.
6. The AIO mounting orientation is wrong. The pump must always be on the lowest point of the loop for durability. Besides, the tubes are pressing to the back of the graphics card, causing GPU sag, and that could ultimately kill the card.
7. I wonder how he screwed the fans to the radiator, if he used the long screws to seat the radiator, and he wasn't pressing the fans with his hands against the radiator while installing it.
8. The only case when the power supply is installed before plugging the cables is when the PSU is non-modular. But that PSU was fully modular, so...
9. Speaking about PSUs, he said that he needed the headroom for RT cards. The RTX 2080 Ti draws 250 -260 W, the same as the GTX 1080 Ti. The recommended PSU for those cards is 750 W. Moreover, the RTX 4080, which is way more powerful than the 2080 Ti, has the same PSU requirements. So, a 850 W PSU is a waste of money.
10. The case had ample space for cable management, but he didn't even bother to do it. Admittedly, this is the most tedious part of building a PC.
11. The Intel Core i7-8700K is a 95 W CPU. An AIO is utterly wasteful. A decent air cooler makes more sense, because it's easier to install, it's cheaper and it requires less maintenance.
12. Indeed, 2666 MHz isn't fast, but it was the fastest speed that specific CPU's memory controller supported, so it was impossible to use faster RAM, but the RAM placement is wrong. For dual channel, the second and last slots going from the CPU socket are the correct ones. This is especially important for Ryzen CPUs, because they are very sensitive to memory bandwidth.
13. The order of installation is all over the place. Building a PC in the order shown in the video is actually very problematic for troubleshooting, because it'd mean to disassemble the whole PC in case something goes wrong. Besides, it's pretty inconvenient for the installation of key parts, like the CPU.
14. Instead of using an unnecessary cooilng solution and overkill PSU, he could have save money on PSU and AIO, and gotten a 1080 Ti instead. He did said he was going all out, after all.
You'd think they'd just watch a Linus PC build and just copy it
I think this verge video shows the fact that building PC's are borderline idiotproof, contrary to what console fanboys claim. This guy makes so many mistakes in the build and yet he ends up with a working high end gaming PC.
Yup but sadly running in single channel mode will affect performance.
@infamousentnyc it's the same for the left tho no side is different they have good and bad that's it
just for a bit .. maybe with intense gaming not more than 2 weeks .. and the parts will just melt ... from the inside ....
Hell I recently made a PC and it works great. I ain't no rocket surgeon.
i think he had to swap out the ram in dual channel mod first to make in work behind the scene and he did a lot of changes as well behind the scene and he got lucky that the radiator didn't leak on the system after he use long screw without the fan, the irony is he is computer science student how the fuk did he even take computer subject and not have a single clue basic idea of computer is mind-boggling.
That gender studies degree comes in handy when building computers. I mean it's so complex to put together.
Well, there is male and female connectors, master and slave drives - gender studies certainly comes handy.
It's worse than that - he's actually a CompSci student. It's in his profile on Twitter and LinkedIn.
Hey, if someone can memorize all 135 genders, then building a computer should be EASY.
Oh wait, they just added another one.
Someone should contact his collage an informing him he is not ready to graduate an link them the original video.
Well I get what you said but honestly I build PCs since I was 14 years old and I was at the beginning better than this dude.
You don't need anything to build the PC other then logic. If you don't know how it works read the fucking interwebz but those gender dudes are way to stupid for it.
"And now we put on our anti-static band"
*Pulls out slap bracelet with googly eyes*
I'd never realized they'd suggested you need a Allen wrench. Only thing I've ever needed to put a computer together is a Philips screwdriver, preferably with a magnetic head and maybe some needle nose pliers if trying to pull a cable through a tight place.
Also, anti static bracelet to keep your pc and YOU safe? wtf is this computer going to do turn on without power and shock you to death?
We wouldn't be so lucky.
Do you even know what static electricity is and how it works?
Yes, do you?
Static electricity could fry some components or if there was a problem with the psu that could fry him
dawson cox anti static barecelet will not save you from electric shock from a bad PSU.
Hes obviously never built a pc before. He reminds me of the girl I went to college with who actually got A+ certified but then asked if she needed to open the computer case to put the files in.. Unreal
Jim26D My female friend in college have 3.0 GPA in. We majored in IT, but she didn't even know how to install an OS or even a simple things like how to copy a file from a CD to the hard drive. And my other female friend even asked me how to access windows explorer. When i tell her to right click on the start button, she literally move the mouse to the right and click it. True story.
@@b4ndrol oiii that's not funny even 12 year olds know how to do that
THe CØld But it's the truth. I was speechless when i found out that some of my friends didn't even know the very basic of computer. Especially the right click one.
I couldn’t fit anymore pictures in my pc so I had to buy a bigger case.
i made a spelling mistake while i was using a word processor.
thank goodness i had some whiteout on hand to cover up the mistake.
I don't know anything about building pcs, but I feel like if I stuck a potato, a mouse on a wheel, and an alarm clock in a cardboard box it would still look nicer than that.
Using a Joe Exotic clip before it was cool. Nice
Friend. You're right! He assembles a computer as an amateur.
1) Anti-static bracelet is useless. And sometimes it can even harm someone who collects. (Modern motherboards have a range of static protection)
2) It is better to install the processor before placing the motherboard in the case, since it will be very inconvenient to install it with the cooler inside.
3) The choice of a case for a $ 2000 computer is wrong. Ventilation is weak.
I have experience in the assembly and maintenance of computers for more than 9 years. Along the way, he has a Cisco essential certificate in which he believes ... That's how certified amateurs are bred.
Didnt they celebrate battlefield V insulting the audience?
And the guy said its for battlefield V. Piece of shit shills.
Skoopsro That one asshole who hates Jeremy.
When I need a good laugh I come back to this video😂
same. this one and the DSP interview
Watching this in 2022: "Be ready for some dark times"
Gundam is an oracle.
The RAM will work like that, but just not in dual channel mode, effectively halving the available bandwidth.
Ummm did you listened?
Han Lockhart's got it right. There's a reason he "benchmarked" with Arma 3 (older game that my way lesser-spec'd PC runs at max with better than "pretty smooth" performance) and LoL, which is basically a mobile game ported to PC. Throw in something that eats some resources.
Yeah it'll boot like that, but it's still pretty unbelievable he did it. Also SSD vs HDD not a big difference? My experience tells me it's a world of difference in loading times for gaming. Taking something like Warhammer: Total War off the SSD makes the game almost unplayable. 15 minute load times between starting a battle and loading into the battle map.. there's a lot of battles you're going to have to do over a Warhammer campaign.. not viable. Anything open world where you have to keep loading more resources into memory? Why would you settle for HDD speeds on that.
Not always, some pc's will not even post if you have the memory in the wrong slots same goes for the graphics card.
I know because I have experienced both before(1st one I have seen and 2nd I have done myself).
Again I said some not all
I have a Xeon at work. It literally went boot with the RAM in the wrong slots.
That ram should work in the wrong slot. it will just run single channel mode instead of dual channel, iirc. which defeats the purpose of having 2 exact sticks of ram.
Two decades of computer builds and I can't for the life of me think of what he is using the allen wrench for. At first I thought standoffs, but no that's not right. Now it's driving me crazy, wtf is the allen wrench for - I didn't see him use it?
LMAO that he's actually using that damn swiss army knife to build a pc.... what the actual fuck
The allen wrench is actually used as a pry tool in case...HA pun intended (is he a comedian now?)...in case the Swiss Army knife is being used with one of the long screws that take forever to screw in to the wrong part. An allen wrench is also used to "hammer" pieces in as well...The tweezers are used to cut the circulation from his dick to help him use his brain better for learning to use a Swiss Army knife and an allen wrench together
What Does It Say About A Tech Outlet That Dosn't Even Own A Screwdriver Outside A Swiss Army Knife?
I could buy a $6.99 PC screwdriver set or buy a $69.99 Swiss Army knife just for the purpose of building a PC. Which one you suggest I buy?
@harrythebarry by going dual Channel AKA being in the Right Slots with multiple sticks, you're essentially doing the same thing as hyper threading or multi-threading. But if you put it in the wrong slot you lose that capability not to mention your PC may not even start. Of course if your PC only has two slots then it's not difficult to know which one to use.
@harrythebarry the instruction manual LOL. In a 4 slot motherboard it will usually be the one farthest from the CPU and the one two to the left, as the first two that should be used. If it is 8 motherboard then you should probably ignore the 4 to the left of the CPU and apply the same logic As the step above. A 2 slot motherboard is obvious and if you're using only one stick of RAM then simply put it in the slot marked number one, which is usually farthest to the right of the CPU. But again this may vary from motherboard to motherboard so check your manual to be sure.
I like coming back to this vid for the laughs and because it's one of like 3 videos not demonetized for Gundam
My first microwave build is complete! Huge thanks to the Verge video guy helping me out
How does Gundam get any dislikes on his videos? Notice in the beginning of their video that said it was for the community and feedback? Yet the comments were disabled....I lost brain cells watching this.
@Han Lockhart how true you are. I guess this is why we follow a truth sayer like Gundam
nobody got the memo about "NO CRITISICM"
Capital One, What's In Your PC? 😣🔫
Joe exotic may be from Oklahoma, but we dont claim him. My family lived 45 mins down from his park in Paul's Valley. Fun story, my school went there for a field trip one time, one. We were there probably about 20 mins before the teachers suddenly said that we needed to be back at school. (Keep in mind i was in 6th grade or so at the time) I overheard one of the teachers mention to another about the gift shop and stuff whispering. Wasn't until I saw Tiger king before I had any idea why we left so soon. We all figured it was because one of the girls in my class got sprayed by a tiger through the fence.
This reminds me of when we used to tell new Privates to PMCS the Humvees in the motorpool to check the levels of the headlight fluid then speak to the mechanics and order a new headlight fluid pump. We made it sound so official they would spend the entire day arguing with the mechanics afraid to go back without a pump because Top needs it done before end day formation.
All I had to hear was "Battlefield V" as the example game... I already can't take these guys seriously xD
Exactly.
(time stamps)
0:05 RUclips suggesting a bad how to build PC video
0:25 tariff war with China (you should have voted for Joe exotic"
1:35 How the verge Popular!?
1:57 Our Sponsor Akihiro TEAAA AKKKKKKKKKKIIIIIIIIIIIIII!
2:20 You can't leave a comment or see the like to dislike ration (trailer for the verge)
2:54 Video starts (sponsored by capital one)
3:16 a baseline price for a gaming PC is 1k (wrong)
3:58 his list for what you need to build a PC
4:25 Zip ties are now tweezers & you need a Swiz army knife?
5:08 The antistatic braceless rubber band
5:26 Why am I doing this to myself
(fancy editing doesn't make up for not knowing what they are doing.)
6:36 he unboxed everything
7:18 Why would you want wifi for gaming?
7:55 Don't hammer anything in
8:12 Installing the mobo without installing the CPU
8:40 "2666mhz ram is fast" (flashback to papa's gun's youth RANT)
10:35 Installing the ram wrong
11:48 M.2 SDD " I don't want to get the case messy"
12:26 You don't NEED an SSD for gaming...
(It would only really benefit you with heavily modded games)
13:13 "Step four install the graphics card" before the CPU
(ram placed in the 1st and 2nd dim slots)
14:20 Needs a 850watt PSU for ray tracing GPU #insulatingpads
15:49 The PSU installation
16:14 installing the AIO cooler before the CPU (Don't do this)
17:17 installing the fan screws at the top of the PC (Don't DO this!)
(if you don't know read the instructions or google)
18:48 not all PSU's are modular
19:18 install the CPU last (this video is tragic)
20:01 the cpu applicator no one ever needed
"Yeah we've got one"
20:55 This is a college graduate unable to research before working on a project or making a video.
21:29 Applying extra thermal paste on top of the thermal paste
(this man has a job!? I wouldn't trust him to stack eggs)
23:38 he finishes his horrible build.
24:50 benchmarking a PC with L.O.L
26:11 This will be the benchmark PC for the verge so get ready for hot gaming reviews
26:50 Leave your comments Oh wait, we disabled them...
28:05 The verge twitter, Linus asking to work with the verge on a video
(Classic linus clip)
29:33 Twitter post take the verge to task
31:00 The verge Website deletes negative comments
33:15 closing thoughts
It'sAGundam man, this video must have great retention time if this comment isn’t upvoted at all. I’d agree, was interested the whole time and felt no desire for timestamps. The content was relevant and connected throughout.
Well.....the beginning of this video aged well....
Wow... This Joe exotic that aged well