THE VERGE: How we built a $2000 custom gaming PC *REACTION*
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- Reaction to The Verge's "How we built a $2000 custom gaming PC" video.
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Dude, he wasnt building a PC, he was building a bomb.
It's a Bluetooth grounding strap. LOL
yes an Apple Ibrace
Upvote for you sir
Dude you know nothing.. ITS WIRELESS
rubber band for him from dying of electricity . MY GOSH!!!!!!!!!!
LOL! Best comment I've read today!
Man he called zip ties "tweezers"...that was the first straw
Damn I missed that lmao
Lol. Saw you on Twitter. Pretty harsh dude
Dexter Colorado they deserve it for banning comments and likes on the main video.
Kíre Howard meh. At this point they should just delete the video cause the community really just needs to drown it off the first page search results. The guy isn't handling well and from them calling tech youtubers pretending to be journalists, I can't really blame Stefan at all anymore. They must've used him to try and stick it to everyone else. he's just a kid really, didn't even bother to consult a pro and he's saying he was rushed.
Dexter Colorado I've no idea why the video is still up. just take it down already.
Thermal paste on thermal paste on thermal paste. Dip your PC in thermal paste. Wash yourself in thermal paste.
Brush your teeth with it.
Didn’t Linus do that? He became a yellow Simpson guy
Dip your PC it, for a tough, no-slip grip!
yo dawg, i heard you like thermal paste...
I think he could be onto something. I'm gonna submerge my whole PC in thermal paste.
Give him a break with those cables. He only had two tweezers to manage them with...
Mark Langdahl he didn’t even use them!
@@UniversityOfMassachusets he may have actually used them as tweezers... He does have some smooth eyebrows 😉
I know what you did there...LOL
Hussein Hourani I bet he used the hell out of that Swiss army knife though.
@@UniversityOfMassachusets Actually he did use the zip ties. This is confirmed with a photograph of his finished P.C. in close up with high resolution. However with that same picture you also see he was missing a screw for the c.p.u. fan which would cause the damn thing to break after a while, and the water hose was sitting RIGHT ON TOP OF THE FUCKING MOTHERBOARD. If that hose leaks, then he is done for!
he called the zip ties "tweezers" 😭😭😭😭😭
PureBlackFire when lyle would call the tweezers for the pew pew
I zip tie my nosehairs lol
That was Thermal Paste Bukake.
ewewewewewweweewwwwwwwwwwww and hahahaha
That was a lot. I bet it destroyed the CPU when it melted and flowed to the motherboard and they have to buy new hardware and pay someone to do it properly so the guy can play League of Legends (a game that can be played on a potato). $2000 for League...Jesus fucking Christ.
I like the way you think :p
KristoferYee aye I saw your reaction video to this yesterday
Perfect description!
It's not only his mistakes that pisses me off in this video, it's the attitude, talking like a pro in a subject he obviously don't know shit about..
They should remove the video for misleading information or at least change the title to "how not to build a pc" and make a joke out of it
Exactly
He’s a liberal. Of course he talks like he knows all because he does duh! You are just a stupid man who isn’t progressive with the times. You must be from Russia as well. /S
@@myaccount__7269 What?
On Twitter this guy who built the PC , is blocking people who calls him out and said "you guys are just being toxic"
@@A.T501st yeah i know that, i was wondering what this dude is talking about
The saddest part of this whole thing is: building a PC is not hard. Even if he lied on his resume all he needed to do was watch a couple RUclips videos and he wouldn't have made all those dumb mistakes. This dude is just lazy.
Lol yea my first pc looks better than this shit(the cable management I mean not the parts)
He's a console peasant.
ReallyNotBob Tech well he thinks the "best practice" is to talk about something he knows nothing about as if he were an expert, so I think I won't take "best practices" from this guy anytime soon.
Exactly!. I was building my first PC and didn't know wtf I was doing, the first thing I would do is google how to build a PC, probably watch some youtube videos before I trash $2k worth of equipment. That being said, I might have wound up watching this guy's video and bricked my whole setup which, jokes and criticism aside, makes this video dangerous and irresponsible too.
Screw with confidence should be a meme
The long fan screws that went through the radiator was the highlight for me.
Happy leaking! ;) :P
PSU fans facing into the case not out was my highlight.
Even Lyle didn't do it that badly.
Lyle even went off on it. That's how bad it really is.
*SCREW WITH CONFIDENCE*
*laughs in extra thermal paste*
*LAUGHS IN BRACES*
Didn’t even mention the power supply part lmaooo😂
It runs on rainbows. Don't criticise. 🤨
He forgot to apply thermal paste inside the CPU socket🤔🤨
i usually pour a pint of paste directly on the motherboard. no more heat problems, my dude.
I prefer to deep fry my whole PC case in thermal paste
Now... Your CPU will run at lower speed due to the higher temperature, this is normal. Put on your livestrong bracelet to fend off any heat caused by the CPU.
5:48 no he didn't :P
Redslayer86 I'm still in disbelief...
Yo Dawg I heard you like thermal paste...
Serge Berlina so we put thermal paste on ya thermal paste now you got thermal paste. We pimped yo pc
This guy bought the 30 gram tube and was like this should be good for 1 cpu... or should I buy two...
It's like putting icing on a cake! 😆😆😆
Serge Berlina yah man gotta get bak in ma trailer and get ma tules duude.
no one involved with producing that video knows how to build a PC.
Sums up the verge as a whole
13 people credited in the video...
Byron Frankek I saw your comment on another reaction to this video!
You should have seen them try to play Doom. Ever hear of a site called Polygon?
Because most of em use fucking Macs. They have no right to post this piece of shit video. They stated that they were gonna make a new one, because this first one had some "minor errors". Yep, the Verge called the mistakes minor. HALLELUJAH!
Wait he actually Used League of Legends to show good Performance
Wait what
This Game should run an nearly every System
Damn thats enough Internet for the day:D
He did use ARMA III at first, but yeah, using that as the second example is hilarious. I mean, at least do something like DOOM or something. Or Crysis if you want a laugh!
I shit you not, I have a busted budget Wal-Mart Acer laptop from 2012 that runs LoL at 80+ fps.
It's a fn i3 with IntelHD3000 graphics and it barely runs Stardew Valley but it crushes LoL.
Runs LoL on a PC that's supposed to be able to play BF5. He *smartz* !
League is a terrible benchmark for strong pcs as well, riot(creators of league) actually has a support page addressing that, i have a ryzen 7 1700 ocd to 3.8 and a evga 1070sc and it doesnt get over 130 frames in league, but will play any other game at over 200 frames easy. as a pc enthusiast this video hurts me, on the inside
*got a gtx 1080* *plays league of legends*
Since when did The Verge started a comedy series?
You mean they weren't a tech - satire channel in the first place?
😒 Troll Series 👹👹👹
Typical verge. They've been saying and doing stuff like this for years.
Me an intellectual built a 2k PC build and a good 144hz monitor but now i have no money for games lmao
ruclips.net/video/_d_eHoBNMSg/видео.html yussof kazmi you can thank me later. ;)
Same man. Paid $2000 AUD on a gaming pc and after 6 months i have 5 games on Steam and play League mostly haha
I'm going to say thank you. Had a good laugh. :D
Me a simpleton: builds a PC capable of running esports games at 200+ fps and hooks it up to my 1600 x 900 60Hz monitor.
GoG dude
I have never seen a "CPU applicator" before except on tr4 socket.
I think ASUS made one at some point but I've never seen anyone use it lol
Asus have been including them with some of their motherboards for a few years now, and are still doing it, there's one in my Maximus X Apex box.
Neggy-Z is there any documentation for it? There must be a reason for it .
I'm sure there is something in the manual about it, i can check if you want me too.
Just googled the manual and I think its just so you don't orientate the CPU in the wrong way. Kinda pointless because it involves finding the arrow on the CPU anyway.
Remember, the guy that was in the video is a comp sci student... Soooo... That's reassuring.
You can be a student in whatever you want, it doesn't count until you graduate 😂
Comp sci is honestly more math than computers
That's true. Just amazes me that a comp sci student didn't look up how to build a PC first.
werethless12 i do computer science and I love computer hardware ect ect, and i’ve built many pcs and overclocked them (safely) ect but people who have never even touched computer hardware in my class do better than me in tests just because they revise and memorise useless-in-the-realworld-information from the textbook😂school is bullshit
My friend is almost done his comp sci course. His prof basically just enforces "Don't understand it? Google it and learn it"
That thermal paste on that AIO was specially engineered by rocket scientist for the exact thickness and his smart ass decided to squirt a whole tube of extra thermal paste.
whipped off? are we talking about PC's or something sexual
Joe Stacks Even shit thermal paste will last a decade. I still have several rigs running on XP and they still work even with crappy stock cooler. The only time you put thermal paste is if you remove the CPU fan.
Joe Stacks Not going to help you much if you are not willing to delid the CPU in the first place.
you didn't saw that the psu is on the wrong side, he use fan screw for the rad vs shorter frame screw, I use fast ram 2666 ... LOL you now have 4600mhz.
Plus there's a point where he zooms in on the build and you can see he's only screwed in 3 of the 4 thumb screws on the CPU heat sink.
i don't think he would even overclock the ram to 2666MHz, but it's a good ram for this Motherboard, you can't just smash 4600MHz ram to every Motherboard
@BroZor it not fast memory ddr3 had 3600mhz and the minimum for this board is 2400mhz
when did i say it's a fast memory?
3:26 of the original video Its a pretty fast ram he say : ruclips.net/video/pHu-3w3H1XE/видео.html
"my guy lie like hell on his job application"
It completely lost it at this point! I really liked this video because it called out the mistakes without making it seem like a personal attack on the dude.
He thinks that ungrounded friendship bracelet will prevent him from being shocked and prevent him from shocking some component? God damn.
"ITS A LIVE STRONG BRACELET HE NOT FIGHTING STATIC HE FIGHTING CANCER"
@@fairuzmohammad729 Are you sure?
@@Overonator its a quote from lyle from bitwit
Why did he call it an anti static bracket and put it on?
@@Overonator bcz the verge has no idea on how to build a pc
you say everything is looking good but he called zip ties tweezers and said you need a swiss army knife that hopefully has a philips head screw driver. they were sponsered by capital one too they should be asking for their logo removed and any sponser money back lol
I don't know how I missed the tweezers thing lol... maybe the sponsorship is why the video is still up?
oh hell yea @ logo.
Did you guys see what he called the I/O shield? lmao
and he also never installed the fans on the AIO but you see in the B roll they were installed later on. lmao
All you need is hope when building a pc clearly.
7:06 .... the pause, the glance at the camera, the resigned look, and the unpause. Great!
I'm just going around binging reaction videos to The Verge video because I can't get enough of this shit, this is hilarious.
Dude, I am loving the reactions to this vid, hahaha!!!
They need to collab with you for a reshot, you should get in contact with them bro. i got my sides broke watching Lyle reaction to that video.
8:37 that "bruh" was perfect 😂
My god that was funny! It went on a deep downward spiral from the ‘tweezers’! Haha!
Definitely my favourite reaction to the video out of all my RUclipsrs
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Did they pulled that video from their channel???? can't find it anymore....
The Verge made the best computer building parody video ever. It's absolutely hilarious.
thumbs up and subscribed because of your laugh @ the dude putting thermal paste on thermal paste lmfao
sweet lord man. they tweeted that crap again like 20 minutes ago.
Did they really? haha
Jerry Neutron yea. then they deleted it after a flood of replies.
This is one of the funniest verge pc reaction vids i've seen, lmao
Thank you for making his video and helping the pc community. I sent a video time stamped breakdown of the issues on Friday to Stefan Etienne, which of course was ignored, but looks like I was not the only one who picked of the 40+ errors:
0.36 Those are cable ties, not tweezers
0.40 Swiss Army knife, really? Not a philips screw driver in sight.
0.43 Anti static plastic bracelet which is not connected to anything- How are you grounded to protect parts and yourself?
1.49 For video streaming you recommending a i3 or i5? Please try to stream with least than 4 cores and see the result.
2.20 Opening all the boxes get people confused. Open the box which you need at the time of the build.
2.26 Adding motherboard in the pc case. No, you add cpu and ram to board as it easier to do so while motherboard is in open space. And mount the AIO backplate before installing the motherboard.
2.36 Reasons for choosing board. Most top tier Z370 chipset motherboards have NVM support these days and bluetooth/Wifi, so why Asus was chosen?
2.50 The brace is called a IO shield.
3.00 After you said be careful with motherboard earlier, you then rest motherboard back solder back of motherboard on the motherboard rinsers and scrap it across towards IO shield.
3.12 You did not screw all the motherboard screws as when you installed the gpu, you can clearly see some missing.
3.24 Ram, lights and its fast 2666Mhz. The Asus Z370 supports ram up to 4500Mhz - 2666Mhz is almost half speed. Most Z370 chipset motherboard are best running DDR4 ram at 3200Mhz.
3.43 - Ram installed incorrectly, Dual channel mode uses alternative dimm slots, not next to each other. In this case it would be recommended dimm B2 and dimm A2.
4.00 SSD chosen because dont want to deal with wires (check end of build and tel me how the cable management).
4.10 No meantion of additional mechanical drive storage.
4.31 Installation of gpu hinders install of cpu and other components.
4.41- PCi Express Slot are not called lanes.
4.46 Pick the top pcie express slot because does not want to cover ssd because it looks nice. Not checked manual to find out which has the full x16 pci express lanes which is best for gpu.
4.58 Those are not brackets their are expansion slot covers.
5.15 PSU 850watts for a system that has a gpu that draws 180 watts. RTX2080ti will top 300 watts so you would not have to upgrade it even if you had a quality 650 watts psu.
5.18 Power supply is not a brick.
5.22 Thoses are not insulating pads, there are there to minimize vibrations when psu is operating.
5.26 Power supply will not short circuit if it comes in contact with metal case. That's why is has a case build around the psu components.
5.31 PSU installed backwards. The case actually has vent holes on the back so its designed for psu to face out so fan can suck in cold fair. You got it sucking warm air from the pc case.
6.11 Used wrong screws. The screws you used are to install fans to radiator. There a separate set of screws to screw the radiator. Can i ask did you bend the radiator fins as you tried to screw through with a 30mm screw to a 5mm space blocked space?
6.21 Lie and incorrect, not all psu comes with big bag of velcro cables.
6.28 Not daunting if you check the manual you find that you need just 3/4 cables for your build.
6.46 Matching the cable to the motherboard and psu. Wrong. Each end of the cable needs to be checked as only one side will connect properly to psu while the other to the motherboard.
6.53 You missed the EPS power cable for the cpu which is 8 pin, sata power cables for you AIO and pci express power cable for gpu.
7.19 Exposed cpu socket not holder or slot.
7.37 If you checked the cpu and motherboard you would find a triangle on one of the edges which is what is used to align the correct orientation of cpu installation.
8.11 You installed the motherboard without installing the AIO backplate which magically appears with mounting screws already on it at 8.38
8.17 Incorrect. Not every cpu cooler comes with pre appplied thermal paste.
8.22 Pre-applied thermal on the cooler is more than enough hence its been pre-applied by manufacturer.
8.23 Incorrect. Its not good pc building practice to add more thermal paste to existing pre-applied thermal paste. Good pc building practice to to clean off the pre-applied thermal paste with some TIM cleaner and use a better quality one.
8.28 You put a pea size amount on cpu on the centre so when you install AIO cpu waterblock it spreads.
8.38 Its mounting screws which magically installed themselves on to the AIO back motherboard mount which you did not installed to begin with.
8.47 Incorrect. Those 4 mounting screws are what is going to keep the waterblock on the AIO at full contact with cpu IHS.
8.54 Each nut should be tighten on opposite side to avoid uneven pressure stress on the motherboard. Top left, bottom right, top righ and bottom left with 2 turn each time. You missed one of the screws as only 3 is actually on at the end.
8.56 AIO fan headers not plugged in, no sata power power plugged to AIO.
9.00 Panel connectors not installed, usb, sound and case fans not installed.
9.09 Any pc built, first thing is to go into the bios by pressing F2 or Del and check that the components you installed are present and that all temperature are in order.
9.15. Incorrect. You dont need a usb flash drive. Windows come in other formats including DVD format for people who have a optical drive which you chose not to include hence you have no choice but to use a usb flash drive with windows on it.
9.25 After installing windows. Priority is update the motherboard bios to latest version and enable XMP profile for the ram. Then install Anti virus program then display driver, OC software etc.
9.31 You used a GTX1080 for 1080p while a GTX1070 actuall is more suited for that resolution. Also you got a k series cpu and installed a AIO but you not bothered to overclock the cpu???
9. Arma 3 is cpu bound game and you running stock cpu frequency.
10.02 Averaging 120fps on League of Legends. What is the 1080p monitor resolution refresh rate?
10.12 300fps on what refresh rate monitor?
10.26 Battlefield V and Cyberpunk pc requirements not been finalized so how can you know that you going to be able to game at max settings on those games?
10.33 When RTX gpu comes out, you going to spend 50% of what it cost to build the pc to upgrade to a gpu that is 25% faster than the current 1080ti. Does think makes any sense?
10.44 You RMA a computer part when it fails. You would only have to send you whole computer if you bought a pre built system and there was a fault with it.
10.49 Benchmark and test games. You did not even do a stock or OC setting benchmark on 3DMark, Valley or Heaven or even got MSI afterburner to check your gpu temps and frequencies.
How do you expect for people to take any games benchmarking that the Verge do seriously.
BAHAHAHAHA bro they disabled comments THE RAM IS NEXT TO EACHOTHER THERE IS NO SPACE BETWEEN THEM BAHAHAHA
It's a very easy newbie mistake to make. Pretty damn sure I did it on my first solo build because without the benefit of experience it makes sense to just put them next to each other. I trouble shooted that thing for over an hour wondering why it didn't boot before combing through the manual step by step before realising what I'd done.
I mean, now it's obvious to me. Plus it's obvious to read the manual. I had that "Pffth, I know what I'm doing, I don't need to read the manual" arrogance back then.
Gah, forgot to add my actual point.
Yes, it's an easy newbie mistake to make. But if you're making a HOW TO video, that's not the kind of half-ass crap you do.
@@DragonNexus I only struggled with the cabling tbh it's probably because I watched a lot of PC builds
@@JonathanGonzalez-gh3xr "NO SPACE BETWEEN THEM" ...? So with that logic it would be wrong to use 4 sticks (or 2 sticks in ITX-board), because theres no *SPACE* BETWEEN??
There's usually a space between RAM sticks because most of the boards are dual-channel and you can only benefit from it by using different channels, not the ones next to each other. Exception being ITX (only 2 slots) and HEDT (typically 8 slots and quad-channel)
Signaturisti You just had to be the douch. In this case yes he should have put the RAM in slots 1 and 3 which means there is a space between them. Even 2 and 4 are better than what he did in the video.
YO HE CALLED ZIP TIES TWEEZERS!
Lol i paused the vid and was like wtf kinda tweezers are those lol
6:00 had me dying the way you looked to side hella confused
I'm sure you've been informed but the CPU doesn't have pins on it because it's a Intel CPU. The pins are in the socket itself.
Also, for a pretty complete list of everything he did wrong;
1. Claimed you needed an allen wrench and thermal paste applicator, which you don't.
2. Called zipties "tweezers"
3. Said to use a Swiss Army knife that "hopefully" has a screwdriver.
4. Claimed a LiveStrong bracelet was a ASWB
5. Installed the motherboard before everything else. It's possible to do it that way but then you restrict your working space.
6. Installed the RAM incorrectly. The first time he did it, he actually had it around backwards but then they cut away and when it showed the RAM again, he'd flipped it around.
7. He didn't use the stand off screw with his M.2 SSD, which he claimed you could use if you didn't want to bother with cables. You could but that's not why you buy a M.2 SSD.
8. Claimed which PCIE slot you should use for a graphics card doesn't matter.
9. Installed the radiator without the fans being on.
10. Used the wrong screws to put the radiator in.
11. Wasted time with a useless "CPU Installation Tool"
12. Drowned the CPU in thermal paste.
13. Didn't show where everything needed to be plugged in.
14. Used League of Legends to benchmark the computer.
15. Finally, probably the most heinous crime of them all...DAT CABLE MANAGEMENT BRUH
I never said the CPU had pins
That's one of dem fake anti static wrist straps you can get on Ebay for like nothing
It looked to me like one of those rubber bracelets that have some slogan or charity or cause on them. "I support vegan whales" or "I love giving guns to buffalo!"
Livestrong
@@fourtysix4646 he may not be protected from electricity but at least he's safe from cancer.
/sarcasm It was the wireless / Bluetooth anti-static wrist strap edition !
THE VERGE: How we built a Twitch Starter Pack
LMAO. I really liked its cable routing. He even wore that anti-static wrist strap while testing the thing XD
Thanks to The Verge for making this video cause atleast its helping me discover new good tech channels
The dude couldn't have read, nor watched shit about building.
First time for everything... equal opportunity. I want to see the outtakes if the production video was this cringworthy.
I can't believe the man who is tryiing to build this PC actually tried to move the pins on the processor smh. I'm disappointed in the verge
CAPITAL Why did he do it?
Yes thanks for correcting me on that. I understand the newer generation of intel chips don't use pins. I should of corrected myself on that. What i meant was it looks like he was messing with the capacitors on the processor for some odd reason which didn't make sense from what I'm seeing here 5:45
CAPITAL
Should have
Should of, is nonsensical
Of means part of a whole.
I love how "Up next" is "We built a computer wrong on PURPOSE!"
That just takes the cake..
lmao, the reaction upon seeing that thermal paste job was the best.
Any knowledgeable pc gamer would not spend 2k just to play League. Keyword knowledgeable. Im questioning if u have 2k to spend why go 1080? Its not a bad choice in the least but u'd think u;'d go 1080ti. And bragging about having a 8700k or non k...yea like thats something really hard to get. I don't think a reshoot is gonna help at all.The rep is fried just off that vid.
You forgot to say yeah I’ve got one...
I think it's because he was already going to upgrade to a 2080
I am not even an expert on building but even I cringed especially when he used league of legends to show performance.
Benching a game that i can run on my toaster
I love all these reaction videos from all the pc youtubers
I watched another channel on this video but your comments were funny as hell lmao
13:01 What is the deal with that keyboard and mouse setup? Looks like a wireless keyboard, but the mouse is wired?! My setup is the other way around, having no cable attached to the mouse actually helps, but since the keyboard doesn't move during gameplay, it is fine being wired.
And then he has the wire sitting under his keyboard with like 1 foot of cable(or is it going into the side of the keyboard? hard to tell)
Atomizer74 What if he’s build never actually got past boot and he’s playing on a computer under his table...
Considering the rest of this disaster of a build, would not surprise me one bit. Especially since instead of addressing things directly, they just pulled comments and hid the dislikes.
Edit: Actually, looks like they finally removed the video.
Others that copied this build, said it didn't POST
Well of course if you copied this build method you'd have a high chance of fucking a component up.
I lost so many brain cells watching this
I'm actually learning a lot about computers with these reaction videos ahahaha!
It's always fun to see the first reactions of a first time viewer, with experience and profound knowledge in PC building, to the "How we built a $2000 custom gaming PC" video.
This almost shocked disbelief..."Did he really say/do that?"
I’ve seen a few reactions to this video, and yours is the best yet. I haven’t built my own pc since the late ‘80s, but it’s good to see at least some folks still know how it should be done, and how it shouldn’t be done. Thanks for an entertaining video.
[Edit] Additionally, correct me if I’m wrong, but I think a metal table is the ultimate anti static table. If anything, he should have an anti static mat on the table he’s using, but he says it should be the other way around.
there's a couple of times while hes stating something where he looks off screen and it almost seems like he doesnt even want to say what he is about to say, like i think even he while reading the teleprompter was like... really? i gotta say this shit, now don't get me wrong thats a assumption which i hope is correct for his part lol not saying thats how it went down but thats what it looks like..... poor fella
Watching these reactions had made my day lol
Stefan.....tsk...tsk...tsk. You'll get em next time.
🤣
Is that video sponsored by intel and nvidia? Cause he hyped up a plain i7 8700 and talked about ray tracing which no one cares about right now.
also he is computer science student
NonsensicalVids CS isn't about building computers. Still though, if you're smart (and technically minded) enough to major in CS, how can you be too dumb to watch and understand a 20 minute RUclips tutorial lol.
yeah, but you should still have some knowledge in correctly building a computer if you're going to demonstrate how to build one.
NonsensicalVids exactly
man called them sockets "cpu holder...or slots" lmaoo i cant
I dunno why but when you shook your head and said "just get a screwdriver" I burst out laughing.
He could barely build a PC and he's talking about Ray tracing?
😂😂😂 finally a video for this bs
I love how the autoplay suggestion is JayzTwoCents "We built a computer wrong on PURPOSE". Seems fitting.
I really like your reaction cuz unlike other reactors u didnt keep pausing the video over small details but instead u pointed out the major flaws like the pcie slot, while other youtubers were going crazy that he was calling the io shield the io bracket
I throughly enjoyed you getting a laugh out of this.
I had a good laugh. Thank you for this video.
8:37...he's the "bruh" guy!!
You miss quite few things. He mounted the AIO without the fans. He used the fan mounting screw to mount the radiator to the case. He mounted the SSD without the installing the standoff. He mounted the power supply backward, with the fan facing inward.
The PC is going to $2000 doorstop in week or two. The only question is what going to fry first the CPU or the power supply (as he calls the brick).
Thank God he at least remembered the Swiss army life. PC skills is survival skills.
One thing i saw was that he used the long screws to screw on his radiator to his case.... anyways. great video of a video :) The one thing that this video has done was introduce me to "the verge" which i never heard. and to new youtube tech channels like yours. which now i can subscribe to. cant wait to check out your videos and the new content you be making.
First video I saw of this channel. Absolutely subscribing.
That shit looked like he was putting icing on a cake. Holy God.
i haven't seen the part where he put the cpu cooler without the fans in it. he used long screws without fans and he was like: 'oh these things are kinda difficult to put on sinds it's long'
"Read your damn manual" This should be stated in every single component sold of everything of anything ever
i watched way too many verge how not to review, and it's always funny :D :D :D
The Verge has given a gift that keeps on giving!
so who is this gamming editor who needs new PC ... i am sure he happy with such a legends around ...
You missed the radiator installation using long screws 😂😂
Reminds me of my first build, got it working too but setup wrong, I can get this guy given it a go but you cannot fool the internet.
The "Up next" Jayztwocents vid coming might be the best youtube suggestion ever.
I wonder when he was playing around with the paste spreader on the bottom of the chip that he put thermal paste on the bottom and they edited it out. That's what it looks like for the fraction of the second it's there in frame.
when he started prying on the processor with the TIM spreader i was like, "WTF!!!!! ARE !!! YOU!!! DOING!!!?????" there was no explanation for this.
2:08 "Just get a screwdriver" XD
Lol! Tweezers were two zip ties. Also, the radiator is installed with no fans and uses the long screws but i will have to try the double thermal paste.
I'm gonna sub just because you had the jimmy neutron music at the beginning
You missed him calling the IO shield a brace and saying it needs to be hammered in. And that the power supply will short out the case if there aren't any foam pads for it to sit on.
The verge does indeed have excellent production quality. That being said, no amount of prettying up could save this guide video
“My guy lied like hell on his job application” 😂😂
I wasn’t gonna watch this vid, because I hate reaction vids, but I’m all-for supporting a brothers business 👍🏽 good work
Wilfred zaha really knows his stuff! Great reactions man
This is all over the internet! Hysterical!
You probably didn't notice he also didn't install fans on the radiator. Lmao
Dude, you had me rolling. Same exact reactions I had. Sub’d for sure.
The cable management is somehow worse than mine 😂😂😂