This is the type of thing I would do tho lmao love your vids bro you inspired me to build my first pic and I watched your entire build guide. Keep up the good work!
Completely re-did the system of a fiend of mine. 1. Also did the gpu in the x4 slot, his aircooler had 2 fans facing each other instead of pull/push, didn't put the ram in the correct slots and had 3 120mm intake fans but no outtake fan...
Jack Le I think it tells you the specific detail in motherboard manual. Sometimes if you have two graphics cards the top slot could go down to x8 to share the lanes
You can also tell by looking in the slot if for some reason you've lost the manual and your board also doesn't say next to the slot. On a x16 the slot will be full of pins, x8 there will be half and x4 half again.
Usually the top slot is x16 pcie but you should always consult your manual, but usually using x8 pci-e you would get most of the performance, also it is better to use slots that are directly connected with pci-e to the cpu and not through the pch. Since the connection via the pch is shared with other devices and it is limited to 4 lanes.
Specifically, this 4x slot run off the chipset and compete for bandwidth with the sata and usb ports, so its very very bad to put a GPU there (also it add latency). You usually put a sound card or a capture card or PCie 4X to NVMe adapter in this kind of slot.
I put graphics card in the my ram slots like you am supposed to and my pc no turn on. I no not understand what the issue is. Can sombod who know good about PCs help.
I'm a new viewer that just built my pc with a similar GPU but i put it in the 4x slot cause i had no idea about the difference between the two slots. I literally paused the video to switch my GPU to the right slot on my motherboard. THANK YOU!
Thanks for this video. I'm currently researching on building my first gaming pc. I've been console guy all my life and I'm not going to lie, it can be a bit over whelming on the many discussions needed in order to build a PC. But I like how you're the wrong way of building a PC.
Just recently started to build my first PC. Finding decent parts for sale at local retailers or refurbished sales is incredibly difficult. I did recently find a very old Velocity Micro Edge Z5 case recently for free, and have thought about a mid-level gamer build. Then I see some of these cases you're building in, even the ones only like 60 or 70 that look so easy to build in. The biggest pain seems to be cable management. Having been watching your videos, I feel like, even though I haven't done it yet, I could build a newer style Ryzen PC at least. Really informative and you seem relaxed during your videos, which helps get more information across. Keep it up! I really enjoy these videos!
Kenny Blankenship especially with the current graphicscard and ram prices. Im glad I got my hand on my gtx 1060 3gb for 210€ last year. I wasn't willing to pay 350€ for the 6gb version because it was already effected by mining there. And for that 5-10% performance 140€ more? Nope xD
Kiljien I get that for sure! I've been looking for the possibility of a gtx 960 of some brand for a decent price (65-75 usd). I'm cool with getting a better one when prices deflate a little.
Ye these are also my thoughts. The i7 7700 and the 16GB Ram will last long enougth but the 1060 3GB will beginn to struggle first. I can play every current game on high - ultra setting with 60fps+ on 1080p but that wont last for so long. Im just waiting for the new Nvidia Gen
I was too afraid of the manual being too complicated to read and look at but after I looked at it thoroughly and it helped me on where the ram 6 went and also the individual LED small pins go
I have been for about six months if not longer been watching videos to learn from the experts and taking advice on future purchases to either upgrade or start with a new build and having nothing but frustrations. PC Parts Picker takes me down the long road of selecting items that FLAG as compatibility issues, either motherboard, SATA Drive, GPU conflicts in one way or another. Also I should mention my ideas in selecting parts usually adds up to a price well over my budget making the whole process a waste of time of my effort. So others videos say small changes can make an older system better in the short term. So below my old system and I have no idea what should STAY and what can be replaced using the current system. Intel Core i7-2600K CPU @ 3.40GHz (I know this is out of date, but if I wanted lets say a AMD RYZEN 7 3700) ASUS GeForce GTX 550 Ti (I know needs update, but to what and with what motherboard?) 16G Memory Kit DDR3-1866 CL10 240 ( I know I need to update to DDR4 3600 x16gb) Motherboard? Motherboard P8Z68-V LX ( NO idea what to select "X570" for the ATX form factor I would like that is compatible for the above items or goals) ATX Form Factor (Prebuilt CYBERPOWER CASE) Do I or should I update my case? 12 inch x 9 inch ( 30.5 cm x 22.9 cm ) Your AMZ/NEWEGG parts videos seem so easy to me but when I try this I seem to start from scratch and disregard my old system. Simply I need a push, to get over the fear of making purchases that in the end will be a waste of money with a system of new parts that will not work in the end.
I have a old Dell Inspiron 530 I found on the curb I use which is very nicely cable managed but it had no hard drive so it has a laptop hard drive in it held in with one screw and a zip tie. But it works just fine! Though I'm going to 3d print a adapter for it I just haven't gotten around to it.
I had to Velcro my SD cards to the back side of my case because the case I bought didn’t come with any trays.... I’m glad I had Velcro though, it actually worked out super well and doesn’t look to sketchy 😂
Running a custom loop in my Corsair SPEC-02 mid tower is a bit janky. I have my D5 pump mounted to one of my front 140mm fans. I also drilled the rivets out of the 5.25" bay cage so I could remove it, then cut a hole in the top of the case with a dremel so I could mount a 360mm rad where I used to have two 120mm fans. Running it in push/pull too. Had to remove the rear 120mm to fit the rad, but thats fine with me; I keep my side panel window off for my GPU, and because I didn't like the window tint. ALSO, wasn't able to fit (or afford) a resevoir, so I use a t-adapter with an end cap to fill the system. PITA, but it works. My 4.4GHz 1.325v 6800k hits around 45°C at a normal full load (a little over 55°C in the Blender BMW test), and idles at ambient (32°C in my room). Overall, for $50, I am very happy with my case. Came with 2 120mm fans and 2 140mm fans (all LED), and even "supports" a 360mm rad. I could """fit""" a 280mm at the front, but I don't have the need for it until I get a waterblock for my GTX 1080. Highly reccomend this case if you dont mind modding it a little!
Hey Kyle! I am young and getting into technology. Got any tips for me? I will watch your video when I build my first PC so that is already noted. I just need different tips other than that. Thank you! Great video by the way.
For low change GPU temp, remember that with the added lanes, the second setup was working harder. You would actually expect a temperature rise, but with better airflow, you were lucky to get a temperature drop.
When I first built my pc, I had my top exhaust fan way towards the front of my case. The reason was because my wires didn’t settle yet and the fan (where I wanted it to be) was chopping at my cpu to power supply wire. So I just moved it back, little did I realize, most of the airflow that was entering my pc was getting exhausted before it even hit my cpu. The air was always blowing out cold so I was like wow my airflow is great! Then I realized how flawed my system was and after bending the wires a bit more my fan stopped chopping and now it’s working perfectly
I had my previous PC looking horrible, even worse than what he showed here in terms of cable management and airflow (gpu and memory were mounted correctly of course), but that was because I assembled my first PC on a dinosaur case from 2004 and upgraded and introduced new parts over time without changing case, just about a few weeks ago I upgraded again and this time got a new case too, finally did my pc right and I even enjoy just looking at it now 😅😂 I didn't know thermals/airflow was so crucial for performance, I was actually concerned my pc was running so frikin cold now.
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Be careful, the Verge might copystrike this video
lmao
CAN WE COPYSTRIKE BITWIT
Can I get some powerball numbers? You called it.
This man can see the future
A..are you a wizard?
now we know where Lyle went so wrong, he didn't wear his livestrong anti-static bracelet.
aussiebear22 -_- , Dude!!!!!!
You mean his "Rivstrong braceret".
B+, because a Woman's Hospital or Our Lady of the Lake anti static wristband would have provided a large built in ground reservoir.
xD
***rive. There, fixed it.
Still better than The Verge...
Rip Verge
Better since it was funny and not to be taken seriously.... unlike the cringy/butt clenching mess the verge put together.
The rgb IS the way
Honestly tho lol
No one can do the verge disaster
3:20 Wow, Kyle does a really good impression of his brother
they are related after all
surprised nobody was like "bro you stupid theya re same" yet
@John Jenkins woooosh
verge says:
you forgot to benchmark league of legends...
Reague of Regend
sonen and you need to limit the fps ofcourss
With framerate capped
@@batchynator i was about to say that
They got 70 fps on that PC even though it cost them $2,000
your lyle impression is spot on
@@woubulbus woooosh
@@woubulbus no u, woooooooooosh
The Woubulbus i get that you made a joke but it was unfunny asf
I don’t know how he does it!
@@woubulbus how is it a bigger whoosh for hin
"What happens if you build a PC completely wrong?"
- A iMac.
An iMac
lmao, I was going into this reply section to say “An iMac*” but it looks like you’ve beaten me to it.
Cooling is just like one
Everyone correcting him saying “An iMac” secretly uses one
You never opened a mac, right ?
You forgot the STATIC WRISTBAND!!!
He's not fighting static, only cancer.
He's not fighting static, only cancer.
He's not fighting static, only cancer.
He's not fighting static, only cancer.
He's not fighting static, only cancer
"Motherboard instarration comprete" xD
Lol
Mothabode
Now put the tempered grass on to make it look so nice. Have a sexy time, you know?
"Tempered grass"
XD
Hopefully Lyle will make another appearance so he can defend himself
Andy F or a new SHITTY PC xD
Wait a minute no swearing sorry
Andy F He cant deffend himself thats impossible
lyle: makes pc wrong
verge: are you challanging me?!?!?!?!
howtobasic : my egg go dropped
@@snipersytemsrosyida.8677 No.
Oh god I'm just remembering the building process
I want to see the building process...of forging a graphics card by hand.
I really enjoy it, so much so that I build for friends and family for fun.
Spazticmuffin ikr
We need more of Lyle
no we don't
Spazticmuffin he will RUIN KYLE IF HE IS TRUE
Spazticmuffin LMAO
yes
No The Hell We Don't.
It has a 1080...id take it even if he put the entire motherboard upside down
Same
@@retrogaming5485 how about $1500 for that?
Maximal Crazy y u attacking me? Why not the op?
@@retrogaming5485 not attacking just asking.
Maximal Crazy well y u asking me?
After pushing the cpu hard asf, it’s still working lmfao
3:20 That's a brilliant impression of Lyle. It's uncanny.
My hard drive is suspended with an old inner bicycle tube in the hard drive cages.. Less vibration noise this way.
Bicycle inner tubes can be used for literally anything
This is the type of thing I would do tho lmao love your vids bro you inspired me to build my first pic and I watched your entire build guide. Keep up the good work!
Delyxed same :)
I love building pic
2:04 That's a 50% Lyle. You know what that is? AN F!
Yes that is what he said
Yes that is what he said
Completely re-did the system of a fiend of mine. 1. Also did the gpu in the x4 slot, his aircooler had 2 fans facing each other instead of pull/push, didn't put the ram in the correct slots and had 3 120mm intake fans but no outtake fan...
Update video about APU Ryzen 5 2400G .
I never knew not all long PCIe slots are 16x O:
Jack Le I think it tells you the specific detail in motherboard manual.
Sometimes if you have two graphics cards the top slot could go down to x8 to share the lanes
You can also tell by looking in the slot if for some reason you've lost the manual and your board also doesn't say next to the slot. On a x16 the slot will be full of pins, x8 there will be half and x4 half again.
Usually the top slot is x16 pcie but you should always consult your manual, but usually using x8 pci-e you would get most of the performance, also it is better to use slots that are directly connected with pci-e to the cpu and not through the pch. Since the connection via the pch is shared with other devices and it is limited to 4 lanes.
Specifically, this 4x slot run off the chipset and compete for bandwidth with the sata and usb ports, so its very very bad to put a GPU there (also it add latency). You usually put a sound card or a capture card or PCie 4X to NVMe adapter in this kind of slot.
Jack Le some mobos have all slots 16x though as long as you have enough lanes
Wonder if Lyle was the one who built that system that Jay diagnosed 🤔
When you watch this video after watching the Verge's disastrous assemble...
Kyle does a really good Lyle impression 3:20
i lole'd when i saw that ssd at 1:00
Lolololol “types with straight face”
I put graphics card in the my ram slots like you am supposed to and my pc no turn on. I no not understand what the issue is. Can sombod who know good about PCs help.
Cow Pig you are actually supposed to plug the gpu into the sata cable.
Jacktbear wait but I thinkEd dat my gpu had 8g and the the 8g go in wats called a ram slot my friend said
You just have viruses. Clean your PC with soap and water. For a "deep" clean dunk it in the bathtub (works best if the system is powered up).
Cow Pig Rip english and Rip pc parts
美由リン I gave drugs for virus but no luck tried opium an others hard but no luck get viruses off. try weed next
Nice makeup in that other video. TOKYO DRIFT, EMERGENCY BRAKE. I didn't have health insurance and I went to coma by laughing.
I'm a new viewer that just built my pc with a similar GPU but i put it in the 4x slot cause i had no idea about the difference between the two slots. I literally paused the video to switch my GPU to the right slot on my motherboard. THANK YOU!
I expected something like this...
*kyle throws a smoke bomb*
"I was lyle ALL THIS TIME "
Thanks for this video. I'm currently researching on building my first gaming pc. I've been console guy all my life and I'm not going to lie, it can be a bit over whelming on the many discussions needed in order to build a PC. But I like how you're the wrong way of building a PC.
read the motherboard manual. Its a lifesaver for newbs.
Alex V4 This. The manual is most important, in my opinion, for the front panel pins.
If you haven’t heard it, youre a really good person for making light on the situation. The fact you used it for a video I could never I’d be too upset
Looks like a perfectly fine build to me. The Verge didn't do so bad building that beast of a pc.
Jk
I wanted to build my first PC tomorrow and this destroys my confidence :(
Danuke Uchiha so what's the status now
I build it a month ago with no troubles and it works perfectly fine
Danuke Uchiha Nice job! Congrats man, you had it all along
Yay success!
With some research you will become a great pc builder
Just recently started to build my first PC. Finding decent parts for sale at local retailers or refurbished sales is incredibly difficult.
I did recently find a very old Velocity Micro Edge Z5 case recently for free, and have thought about a mid-level gamer build.
Then I see some of these cases you're building in, even the ones only like 60 or 70 that look so easy to build in. The biggest pain seems to be cable management.
Having been watching your videos, I feel like, even though I haven't done it yet, I could build a newer style Ryzen PC at least.
Really informative and you seem relaxed during your videos, which helps get more information across.
Keep it up! I really enjoy these videos!
Kenny Blankenship especially with the current graphicscard and ram prices. Im glad I got my hand on my gtx 1060 3gb for 210€ last year. I wasn't willing to pay 350€ for the 6gb version because it was already effected by mining there. And for that 5-10% performance 140€ more? Nope xD
Kiljien I get that for sure! I've been looking for the possibility of a gtx 960 of some brand for a decent price (65-75 usd). I'm cool with getting a better one when prices deflate a little.
Ye these are also my thoughts. The i7 7700 and the 16GB Ram will last long enougth but the 1060 3GB will beginn to struggle first. I can play every current game on high - ultra setting with 60fps+ on 1080p but that wont last for so long. Im just waiting for the new Nvidia Gen
What is this?
OH it is emergency brake..
*TOKYO DRIFT!*
Weeee weeee
3:40 OH WHOA, WOWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW THAT'S BEAUTIFUL!
I was too afraid of the manual being too complicated to read and look at but after I looked at it thoroughly and it helped me on where the ram 6 went and also the individual LED small pins go
The Verge was Prophesied
I have been for about six months if not longer been watching videos to learn from the experts and taking advice on future purchases to either upgrade or start with a new build and having nothing but frustrations.
PC Parts Picker takes me down the long road of selecting items that FLAG as compatibility issues, either motherboard, SATA Drive, GPU conflicts in one way or another. Also I should mention my ideas in selecting parts usually adds up to a price well over my budget making the whole process a waste of time of my effort.
So others videos say small changes can make an older system better in the short term. So below my old system and I have no idea what should STAY and what can be replaced using the current system.
Intel Core i7-2600K CPU @ 3.40GHz (I know this is out of date, but if I wanted lets say a AMD RYZEN 7 3700)
ASUS GeForce GTX 550 Ti (I know needs update, but to what and with what motherboard?)
16G Memory Kit DDR3-1866 CL10 240 ( I know I need to update to DDR4 3600 x16gb) Motherboard?
Motherboard P8Z68-V LX ( NO idea what to select "X570" for the ATX form factor I would like that is compatible for the above items or goals)
ATX Form Factor (Prebuilt CYBERPOWER CASE) Do I or should I update my case?
12 inch x 9 inch ( 30.5 cm x 22.9 cm )
Your AMZ/NEWEGG parts videos seem so easy to me but when I try this I seem to start from scratch and disregard my old system. Simply I need a push, to get over the fear of making purchases that in the end will be a waste of money with a system of new parts that will not work in the end.
3:20 Wow that Lyle impression was so accurate
I will be building my first system in about 2 days and this video actually was very helpful. I had no idea it mattered where the graphics card went.
Wow I never knew putting your GPU placement on some motherboards can affect performance, learned alot thanks man!
I accidentally mounted my GPU to an M.2 slot. Instructions unclear.
I always have the top and back fans as the intake, and the front three fans as my exhaust.
I wasn’t gonna watch the whole video because of how much it hurt looking at that pc so wrongly accused of ugliness, but he fixed it so nice
Why don't use thermalpaste and let the sticker on the cpu cooler?
You forgot the swiss army knife smh
With a screw driver
I’d be interested to see how each variable affects the system individually
I have a old Dell Inspiron 530 I found on the curb I use which is very nicely cable managed but it had no hard drive so it has a laptop hard drive in it held in with one screw and a zip tie. But it works just fine! Though I'm going to 3d print a adapter for it I just haven't gotten around to it.
I had to Velcro my SD cards to the back side of my case because the case I bought didn’t come with any trays.... I’m glad I had Velcro though, it actually worked out super well and doesn’t look to sketchy 😂
I thought the Verge already covered the “how to NOT build a pc”
I really like Lyle!
The Asian accent got me by surprise. Lmaoooo
I chuckled when he said he put the ssd in the gromit
wow, Kyle does a pretty damn spot on impression of his twin brother!
lyle's pc looked like a prebuilt :))
Accountable more like
Lyle-able
Just cut a hole in the front of my case to fit a 240mm rad and reverse the airflow to back to front it works pretty good
Running a custom loop in my Corsair SPEC-02 mid tower is a bit janky. I have my D5 pump mounted to one of my front 140mm fans. I also drilled the rivets out of the 5.25" bay cage so I could remove it, then cut a hole in the top of the case with a dremel so I could mount a 360mm rad where I used to have two 120mm fans. Running it in push/pull too. Had to remove the rear 120mm to fit the rad, but thats fine with me; I keep my side panel window off for my GPU, and because I didn't like the window tint. ALSO, wasn't able to fit (or afford) a resevoir, so I use a t-adapter with an end cap to fill the system. PITA, but it works. My 4.4GHz 1.325v 6800k hits around 45°C at a normal full load (a little over 55°C in the Blender BMW test), and idles at ambient (32°C in my room). Overall, for $50, I am very happy with my case. Came with 2 120mm fans and 2 140mm fans (all LED), and even "supports" a 360mm rad. I could """fit""" a 280mm at the front, but I don't have the need for it until I get a waterblock for my GTX 1080. Highly reccomend this case if you dont mind modding it a little!
Is this a bargain for 200 dollars
Intel Q6600 Quad Core 2.6Ghz
GTX 650ti 2GB EVGA BOOST
8GB RAM
500GB HDD
Windows 7
Pls reply anyone
You should be fine...
looks like a good machine to me!
Scam
Bought a 240 Gb SSD a few days ago and mounting compares to Lyle ... yes i will mount it properly if i find the time xD
no one :
kyle when he finds out what lyle did in his room: lyle what the fuck you son of a bitch
lyle : dies laughing
Hey Kyle! I am young and getting into technology. Got any tips for me? I will watch your video when I build my first PC so that is already noted. I just need different tips other than that. Thank you! Great video by the way.
Mega ask lyle this guy knows nothing..
Mega-- Naw man, Ask Cow Pig. He's the only one in here sounding like he got his shits together!!!
Who is this Cow Pig?
Rather go and ask Linus for advice than this guy
They are both intelligent Leon. It does not really matter who gives me the advice as long as it is beneficial to me.
This video straight up in a sense, is mocking at The Verge build lmaooooo.
I mixed up some screws and used fan screws for the AMD CPU cooler bracket. Hopefully it doesn't matter, I really don't want to re-do it
that ssd was just chilling up there posted up with a cold one
“White and Black don’t mix”
-Lyle
@DR Evil r/wooooosh
"Brack and white don’t mix"*
Mine is nothing like one of these, i just have a laptop😂
Same here for now, but in the next month or two I'm building a budget gaming setup 😁
@@itscrono7073 have you built it yet?
@@jamiep5633 yep!
@@itscrono7073 nice
Didnt expect it to make this much of a difference tbh
Me: builds a pc wrong
Pro Pc builders: NONONONONONONONONONONONO
15k from 1 mil!!!
I smell a gold play button video coming...
For low change GPU temp, remember that with the added lanes, the second setup was working harder. You would actually expect a temperature rise, but with better airflow, you were lucky to get a temperature drop.
what happens when you build a pc completely wrong?:
pc: pip, pip, pip, pip...
I THOUGHT IT WAS RYLE THE WHOLE TIME MY LIFE IS A LIE
First build went great, case is terrible for cable management if you dont have a modular PSU (which I dont).
Wow. You sounded a lot like Lyle when you were talking about the SSD trays
Looks like the Verge copied the tutorial by Lyle
Ah caray, eso si me interesa!
Victor J :v
Victor J comentario salvaje en español aparece
My build is same,just 80% cheaper that your xD, i5 2400 still rocking with 8GB ddr3 and 2GB Gddr5,for me its nuts 😂😂
Lyle is Kyle in a costume he cant trick us
When I first built my pc, I had my top exhaust fan way towards the front of my case. The reason was because my wires didn’t settle yet and the fan (where I wanted it to be) was chopping at my cpu to power supply wire. So I just moved it back, little did I realize, most of the airflow that was entering my pc was getting exhausted before it even hit my cpu. The air was always blowing out cold so I was like wow my airflow is great! Then I realized how flawed my system was and after bending the wires a bit more my fan stopped chopping and now it’s working perfectly
Verge: “I don’t see nothing wrong here, everything looks fine to me”
When the bad pc is still better than your current pc: *Internal Anger*
*instantly rebuilds pc*
Low-key glad you knew about the fan going against the mic.
The Lyle method - giving your SSD the freedom to move around
It's good PC building practice to add some more thermal paste
I didn’t know that this was a continuation of how to not build a pc
Is the fan that blows the air out, is it static pressure or air flow?
5:55 Kyle, you just swapped the fan on cpu cooler but the cpu cooler was backwards too so it's facing the wrong direction.
CZ. Dragon czech ? Xd
I usually skip the sponsor message but that case is absolutely insane
The SSD has me dead😂😭😂😭😂
the verge : write that down, write that down
I had my previous PC looking horrible, even worse than what he showed here in terms of cable management and airflow (gpu and memory were mounted correctly of course), but that was because I assembled my first PC on a dinosaur case from 2004 and upgraded and introduced new parts over time without changing case, just about a few weeks ago I upgraded again and this time got a new case too, finally did my pc right and I even enjoy just looking at it now 😅😂 I didn't know thermals/airflow was so crucial for performance, I was actually concerned my pc was running so frikin cold now.
Just one thing Kyle: We all love Lyle😂
Your Lyle impression is the best I’ve ever heard!
2:48 the power supply is actually the right way look at the label on it “sea sonic g series “ it’s not up side down
Looks at the build. Looks at mine *Whew thank god* Looks at my friends *PC Screaming in agony* "Pppplease... Kill me..."
My system at home looks like a potato with 2 forks stabbed in it
Dude, his Lyle impersonation is uncanny.