The Verge Gaming PC Build!! The Worst Gaming PC Build EVER!! **REACTION**
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2018
- The Verge Gaming PC Build!! The Worst Gaming PC Build EVER!! "REACTION"
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According the The Verge's official response, criticizing this video is racist harassment. I hope you feel good :D
I'm more black than him so I'm not in trouble haha😃
Checkmate :D
😎😎😎
some critics just went about the race card apparently. the verge is another cesspool of sjw so how can they allow themself to give them amunition in their idiocy. Bet that's why the video took so long to being deleted
It's so bad its weird 😃😎
Bruh keep up with the times, he was using a bluetooth anti static bracelet.
😄😃😃😃
Ummm, it's a "Bluetooth anti static LIVE STRONG bracelet." Just saying.
It's to much 😭😭😭
Ahh it´s a BT bracelet ! Stupid me ;)
That's why he picked the motherboard with Wifi and Bluetooth, so he could use a wireless bracelet.
I noticed he’s still wearing his fake static wristband while playing league of legends cause the pc can still short circuit while he’s using the mouse and keyboard
Hahaha oh man this is getting more cringy as I ho through these comments haha😃🤣😂
Please pay more attention next time. He clearly said that not only is it to protect the computer, but also HIMSELF. You never know when the brick will slide off the non-conductive pads and short circuit the pc. Probably the reason why he capped the frames LoL in the first place, it might be a bit too much for the hexa core cpu to handle (oh yeah! he has one).
Hahahaha
That's what I thought haha😉
Its wireless the new type of antistatic bracelet which is basically a highend elastic band
I suppose I should not complain to much, people who build a pc like this usually come to someone like me to fix it.
Verge said it was racist to criticize this video... Just wow
They will say anything like that to get out of this 🤨🤔
It's a Vox company, what would you expect?
@@sorrym8421 Vox = libtard cancer
I believe it's actually racist by saying it's racist for creative criticism ?
The only time I use an Allen key and swiss army knife is for building IKEA furniture. Did he get his PC from IKEA?
Your know the Carlberg advertisements, well.....if IKEA....😄😃🤣😀😎
Swiss army knife 80 pound sir what do you need it for sir? I'm building a PC , are you sure you would like this 1 pound screwdriver sir that's not half metal , no swiss army knife me I got this shit ,I'm wearing my wireless static band so I'm safe , are you quite well sir? ..
👍👍👍👍
I've only used it to fasten my bike saddle and steering wheel :p
He did say you need a table to build a PC so maybe he used it to put the table together?
This dude has no idea how to build a PC. My heart hurts when I saw him trying to screw the AIO in with long screws :-(
Well he was screwing up hahahaha
i think corsair made the fins have a gap where screws go in since the older aio had alot of people using the wrong screws and puncturing the rad
@@ainzooalgown7589 I never heard about it.But if there is a gap then it doesn't make any sense because he clearly used the long screws to mount the radiator on the top of the case and then he used other long screws for fans.I use radiators in my PC and it's not very hard to put a radiator to PC and it doesn't take a very long time as he said 🤣 I think he noticed his mistake after the first screw and then he used the short ones but he didn't say anything.
And thats the thing he didn't correct his mistakes and went on to say basically that if your following this video it's okay to do what I'm doing, erm no it's not okay at all to do this 😢
@@MXDOUT I noticed one more mistake in this video. He recommends I3 processor for streaming. Clearly he doesn't know that Ryzen exists or he is an Intel fanboy 😂😂😂
When I built my first PC and it posted for the first time it was the best feeling in the world.
Not for this guy🤣😂😎
Surprised nobody is talking about the fact that he installed the Nvme without the bottom screw. that's why looks too deep.
Wow that's some on depth reading to the video right there😎
the worrying thing is people as clueless as this guy also work in the bicycle assembly industry. The number of bikes people buy that are death traps...
@@Hirotoro4692
I didn't know that!
The hotter the PSU gets, the quicker the components, like capacitors will wear out, and if you do have the PSU running overly hot for longer periods of time then yes, it will go BANG! Issue magic smoke and if you are really unlucky, catch fire.
I don't wish that on anybody😁
This never gets old.
This *CANNOT* get old.
The internet may forgive, but never forgets
That SSD screwed right on the board without the post must be having a real stretch there :(
Two years later, The Verge PC guy, Stefan Etienne, still gets roasted on social media to this day.
It does show how not to be that dude 🤔
This comment's lack of thermal paste is disturbing
This comment's lack of thermal paste is disturbing
17:03
[Yay he's finished it, now let's see the cable management]
[No, no, no, no.....]
I died
I have died many times and i am also scrred for life:)
Near the end of the video I think someone notice he fucked up everything all the way through.
There is no way in hell that system booted with the AIO mounted on 3 screws, long screws run through the radiator, the ram wrong, the PSU backward, etc.
You know they skipped a whole bunch of footage because all of the sudden all IO cabling is plugged in, they won't show him screwing in the HS on the CPU and they go "and now we just close the case and boot".
Besides that, I'm fairly certain they sat on that trainwreck for a long time because the CPU was an engineering sample and the guy way all like "yeah, we got this CPU !!!" while that CPU was already widely available from every retailer on earth for months already.
And then they STILL published it.
@@enlightendbel To be fair, the guy never actually did anything that would have prevented the system from booting. The RAM in the wrong slots won't cause the system to fail, it will run in single channel mode and be restricted to half the bandwidth it would have had in dual channel mode. The PSU in backwards will cause the death of the power supply a month or two down the road after it's been overheated multiple times from starving the fan for airflow, but it wouldn't prevent the system booting. The missing 4th nut for the AIO would only cause the CPU to thermal throttle when you put a heavy enough load on it, it wouldn't cause the system to fail to boot either. You can get the system to post without a cooler installed at all, it will just thermal throttle and shut down if you put any kind of load on it. In that system with the games they played, the system would have probably worked fine because the AIO would have had enough contact to keep the CPU temperatures under control with gaming loads. Guarantee it would have thermal throttled if they would have put a load on it like Prime95.
Don't get me wrong though, their build video was an absolute train wreck and they deserved the flaming they got from the community for it.
The scariest thing is that there were 13 people involved in the creation of the video, then the video would have had to pass through their QC and editors before being posted to RUclips, and NOBODY there caught just how terrible their build guide video was.
You facepalmed so hard during this Verge travesty. LOL. 😂😂😂
It was the natural thing to do hahahaha😉
good reaction but the audio in this video is all over the place lol anyhow yup that guy doesn't know half of what he's talking about XD
But it's funny lol, the reason why it's not that good is because I filmed this on the note 9 and my girlfriend blocked the mic I was so annoyed, but to cheer me up i watched this guy mess up a £2000 PC hahaha.
But also this video was very rushed and i was so, so, so, lucky to got the original cringy video before it got taking down.
But apparently there making another PC build video, so I will doubt they will make the same mistakes🤨😅😄😃🤣😂😎
lets hope they don't 😆 - in a way i hope they do hehe
Evil but even I'm curious to see too😄😭😁😂🤨🤨🤨😃
Good job that he wasn't using an AMD CPU or it wouldn't have any pins left after he bounced it off the case. That is the second reason why you fit a CPU outside the case..
Just found your channel and subbed!Remember People "Screw with Confidence!"
I'm dead!!! That's enough internet for today 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
Welcome to my channel matey😉
Screw with confident like the disappearance of my dad screws my life
i can made it look worst
Screw with Confidence
Outside world: There no thing to put on to the motherboard call Confidence
Shops: We never hear of anything call Screw with Confidence
He screwed it up with confidence
7:43 When your Cameraman screw up and cover the Microphone's hole with his finger...
cant believe this was over a year ago, time goes so fast ,it dosnt seem that long ago i think because it was such a big meme lol
16:31 what a poor job applying thermal paste to the cpu, you can clearly see he missed about 25% of the cpu.
But he didn't need any, it was pre-applied to the contact area on the cooler.
Incidentally you should see the Gamersnexus vid "Too Much Thermal Paste", it's much less important to do carefully than we all thought.
dudde, i have seen so many reactions on this video that now I guess I have to watch a real PC building video just to balance this shit out in my mind.
It's not going to work, because now you know there is people breaking there PC all over the world because of this video..(not my video) but VERGE!!!!🤨🤔🤣😂😎
13:36 8tsh genoratshion cship
Whoever's operating the camera. Keep breathing my friend you really made my day
Mistakes listed below (and I won't mention everytime he uses a wrong term...because it's all the time)
- "anti static bracelet" not connected to anything
- build order
- RAM slot placement
- "fast RAM"
- PCIe slots (lanes?) matter
-MVNE SSD installation
- insulating pads (still have to facepalm)
- PSU fan orientation - radiator installation (screws and missing fans)
- do not touch the IHS
- Thermalpaste bukkake
- what about all the other additional ports (usb, audio, lights, fans, IO button etc.)
- unholy cable management
- testing speeds with LoL
did I miss something?
ps: no, he isnt making black people look bad, only to racists. idiots are everywhere and there have been 13 people involved in uploading this shite
No you get me wrong, on RUclips theres about 15 people that I know of that are black, that build PCs and if you look at the ratios it does make black people stupid.
But I agree with you and what your saying as I shouldnt see colour I should just see he is idiot 😉
bro you miss one thing. He installed the SSD without the supporting screw beneath it, he screw the SSD till the ssd bended.
+Muhamad Ubaied yes indeed! added to the list of shame ^^
@Erikkun this is desktop not laptop.. Bruh
Correction : NVMe not MVNE :)
I'm on a marathon, watching reactions to the verge video. Lots of fun! :D
I'm glad the PC community on RUclips has kept this video alive. I literally argued with the guy on twitter about the stupid mistakes he made and me corny excuses about production time being short. He actually claimed to have had made plenty of computer in the past and ironically is a computer science student lol. This video definitely reflected poorly on black people.
Hope they don't do the follow up video "How to Properly Apply Liquid Metal."
Nooooooooo!!!!🤨🤔😉😉😉
At least he would feel more comfortable de lidding as there is a tool for that... don’t think it would work with the amount of liquid metal he would put on it though...
u mean i should get 1L of liquid metal and dump it in my case right?
JG14 Gerhard_Bar, no, please! Conductive stuff like liquid metal should be used sparingly. You could immersion cool with a nonconducting liquid like mineral oil, though. You can be *somewhat* liberal with the use of non-conductive thermal paste, but too much will attract dust.
@@JohnGeorgeBauerBuis ill just buy some liquid meth and sprinkle a lil bit of cocaine. Im pretty sure that will keep my PC at room temp
*permanently*
I got linked this Verge video the other day and It was pretty hard to make it through without yelling.
I think everyone that know what yelling I was well tired when I saw this video so mu reactions aren't as good as they should of been I don't think🤨
"MAN he's makin' black people look stupid!"--MXDOUT, 2018
Bro, how dare you criticize the Verge' video, that is RACIST !!!
P.S. Nice video :)
Thank you very much 🤣😂😎
It's smart to use a Swiss army knife, because if it lacks a Phillips head screwdriver, you can always stab the things together.
Wow 36k views, good job! Keep up the good work
When does he do the Carlton dance? Love the video.
" you have no words " says it all buddy, and just to tell you all thats it not a race or colour thing, its a lack of knowledge thing.
Your reaction to this is gold. Thumbed up.
Haha thank you 🤣😂
You learn so much watching these reaction videos.
The cameraman is breathing in my left ear lol
Started watching this and like your view of the PC community. That GTX 1080 OC catch was spot on. Looking forward to seeing what your channel is about! Edit: somehow thought he used a different card in the build. Wait, how did he spend so much on that build?
13:41 I thought I was the only one that noticed that 😂
this pc build from verge was a personal attack on every pc builder, enthusiasts, and hobbyists
I doubt I can ever recover from seeing it. I just don't want to build a PC anymore, ever.
17:03 ''Yay he's finished it!
Sees horrendous cable management: ''No no...no'' XD
I am a brother, and I built my own computer. My latest is a 9900K z390 1080ti gaming rig, I looooove minecraft! Seriously. There are so many fails in this video, it should be classed as a fail compilation. Half the mistakes he made, could have been avoided if he had merely read the instructions that came with each component. The motherboard manual would have told you which slots to put the RAM in, the literature with the thermal compound would have told you how much to use. The AIOC (if it already had thremal compound applied) would have told him not to apply thermal compound separately, the power supply instructions would have told him how to place the suppl in relation to the fan. This is the most important point he forgot to mention... Read the instructions first!!!
allen wrench hahahahaha
his instagram state he is a student, how he land a job at the verge is beyond me.
Xellos Metallium he actually graduated... computer science, maybe the science bit was to see observe the many different ways to limit a pc’s performance or destroy it.
Haha I'm dead🤨🤔🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂
He is an Allenwrench 😉
your reaction at 11:36 had me dying XD
great post, what I don't get is how did he start up the PC with out hooking up the front panel connector lol
That's a plot hole
Man I missed that bit to😎
Isn't just....🤣😂😎
cant hate the guy really ,he gave the internet lot of entertainment for us all to enjoy ,funny how things turn out
You should check out the photo they put out of it, has a different angle and you can see the AIO cooler has only three screws holding the pump on.
I saw that 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤨🤨🤨🤨
I find these reaction videos more informative to building a pc than the Verge's video itself
LMFAO the face you made when you said it's actually not a brace, it an io shield, hilarious.
Nice video mate!
Thanks man. I am glad you liked it. Depending on the response i may do more reaction videos in the future. :)
20:01 Prophecy came true
:)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))
15:32 The expression on your face is the perfect reaction to this.
You're calling it thermal grease! Hahaha I haven't heard it be called that in years mate, takes me back to my dad building PCs with me as a kid, love it. Didn't know anyone apart from him still called it that.
What monitor do u got I like it looking for a good monitor
6:30 i love how pauses for a second. he looks at the ram, continues watching, second guesses himself, then looks realllllly close X D
What keyboard were you using in this video friend?
I'm surprised he didn't eat the thermal paste as he was putting it together.
What's the allen key for? To put the table together, obviously. First step and all.
Got to go get a Swiss Army Knife like his, to start out the PC build process! This guy is a master expert PC builder. He know his stuff!
You just got yourself another sub. 😀
To be fair, some of what happened in the video were just bad practice (not wrong), like putting the motherboard in first. It's not wrong, but there are certainly easier and better way to do it.
Then again, there were A LOT that are straight up wrong, like the anti static bracelet, zip tie-tweezer, suffocating psu fan, and long screw in the rad....
So is my soundbar messin with me or is MXDOUT's mic going out?
I don't really understand the point of The Verge's video. It's kind of a "we're too cool to make a guide that's helpful so here's us throwing parts together in a random order with no idea what we're doing".
Your reaction video is good. I'm as clueless as the guy in the video but I'm not about to make a guide. I made 1 computer in my life for myself. I messed up the RAM - I put it in the wrong slots (2-4 instead of 1-3 or whatever). My GPU could be in the wrong PCI slot(?) judging from this video and your commentary, never really thought about it. Thanks.
Well 1) the very big difference is you are not trying to tell people show how to build a PC and you even admit being wrong is what the PC community is about and the other big difference is helping people to fix the problems they got or face ahead 😉
2)put your graphics card in 16X slot for the correct performance you will notice the difference if your using at least a 1060?
I have a 1080. It was my first big purchase in my entire life, got my first career type job and was so happy about that. Figured I'd try a do it myself type of thing. I probably didn't need all the stuff I bought like the 1080 or the Ryzen CPU but I wanted to do something big. But yeah definitely this weekend I'll pull the side panel out, consult my motherboard map/guide and make sure it's in the right spot.
My Gigabyte board has slots 2 & 4 as the first, counter intuitive.
It's actually the worst thing about the video, every system I have built, I needed to check details in the mobo book, especially the awkward connectors.
They really should be telling novice builders to take their time and also think about air flow strategy.
At the start of 2021 I built my first PC I've been sitting on the parts since September last year hoping to get one of the new series cards. I feel bad I didn't get a card earlier but, at least my baby boots and works with no smoke. Now im on the gpu hunt before April so I play games.
I watched the whole original Verge video, but the guy never answered: how many glasses of water am I supposed to pour onto the motherboard as a final step?
Hi, there are loads of things wrong with this video you watched but if you are a new pc builder you could put the power cables in one at a time if you feel overwhelmed by them. I like your pc build in the background you made some good comments
I built that for my daughters 8th birthday as it's pretty rainbows and unicorns everywhere Haha yeah I understand they should of checked over videos for God sake on how to build a proper PC and not waste some poor person money 😪😉
One of the best reactions to this vid i've seen.Tbh when i first saw that build vid i thought they were trolling the viewers because it was almost scripted to do everything wrong.And it's a good thing that Corsair Rm psu's fans dont spin up till about 50% load and lucky that termal paste he used was non-cunductive. You and all the techtubers need to keep showing people how to do it right and i'am so glad the verge took the vid down.
Sebastion? I don't think it was linus building it, imagine that!
That's right about the allen key, pretty much just watercooling stuff where you'd use it.
But hes only got 1 size anyway, so if he needed an allen key for some reason he would just have to hope its exactly the right size.
Also, he didn't cut the cable ties, you can see that in the end product.
He was trying to make it as messy as possible contradicting his reason for getting an M.2 drive,
Which was a silly reason anyway, you should get one for their speed, not really for the lack of cables.
You got the nail on the head with that one 🤔🤨😉😉😉
Also he said you need to hope theres a screw driver in a swiss army knife...I mean I sure dude🤨🤔🤔
Did anyone else notice a thumbscrew missing on the aio in the B roll shots?
3:32 That's cos it's not an anti-static wristband, it's a charity bracelet. It's also made of some sort of rubber, rubber is not conductive, in fact, it's an insulator, it wouldn't conduct anything to ground so would be completely useless as an anti-static wristband. An anti-static wristband is supposed to stop static discharge damaging any of the components you're working with, it's supposed to have a grounding cable that you connect to something which will ground you, like the case you're working with or something else which is grounded. He said don't use a metal desk but a metal desk is good to use as long as it has it's own grounding cable and you clip yourself to it.
I feel like every minute that I watched that video I lose brain cells there is so many things wrong with that
this is now actually my favorite reaction of this build xD
If you look close enough, he misaligned the first stick of RAM with the notch. It was quickly edited to show it snapped in smoothly.
I love it. Its like how many mistakes can u spot. I got; spreader, allen key, tweezers, hopeful screwdriver, antistatic band, (maybe he shoulda put on a condom as that might have helped as much) brace, mobo standoffs, rad screws not going through fans, (he must have been there a good hour screwing 2 inch screws just to hold the rad) no rad fans, psu wrong way, cpu socket cover, cpu attachment device?(and then didn't use it) no standoff on m.2, single channel ram, 3 screws holding the water block, he lucked out on gpu position, i personally think he should have used more thermal paste and just drizzled it over the mobo, rad fans magically appear, spreader allen key and tweezers (lol) not used at all. I missed basically everything coming out of his mouth because i was rofling so hard.
Damn that rig behind you is really pretty.
7:10 never noticed before but he rubs his hands all over the PCB of that card.
First thing i do with any pc build is install the psu first, makes my life alot easier running cables.
Why does he think the PSU case shouldn't "short circuit" to the case? Does he even realise it's electrically connected via the screws that hold it in?
I would get truck loads of thermal paste(cause it is good pc practice)and those little rubber things to prevent any electronis in my house to short circuit.
I think that monitor is connected to a PC under the desk not the one he built - I doubt that even boots. One thing for sure that PSU will soon be a brick, seeing how he blocked off the air supply.
At least no one can fuck up installing a simple power supply! Stefan Etienne-- "Hold my beer...!"
What gets me is the fact he's so smug and confident about what he's saying despite being so wrong.
Ah, this disaster kept getting a lot of endlessly wonderful reaction to it. Also, Damn!! that's hella dope rgb strip on monitor right there! is it custom made? EDIT:wait a minute it's the reflection from keyboard isn't it xD still could be a good idea
I love how you paused at 14:48 and explained it all, (it made the whole thing even better hahaha)
And then comes 15:38... "Priceless" 🤣
Some of the things they did will most likely reduce the PCs lifespan.
Also, maybe he is (or pretends to be) so much into gaming that he thinks that fake static wristband is Enchanted with Lightning Proof lmao
I got triggered by the box blocking the front fans on your PC behind you in the shot :D
Haha, its still like that now and thats not my PC thats my 8 year old daughters one :)
11:37 I was thinking the same thing, like what in the actual fuck on a unicorn head, is this man doing.
That's it ...I'm DEAD😅😄😃🤣😂😎 YOU WIN THE INTERNET TODAY😄🤣😂🤣😂
my cords look like that since im too lazy to fix them, hell im so lazy i never installed the big cpu cooler i bought, im still using the stock cooler because i dont feel like installing it. the graphics card thing i dint know, gunna be hard to tell where the slot goes since all graphics card slots say PCI-E. but it works pretty good
🤔🤨😎
The top slot that literally says x16
Two thousand pound to spend on a computer, I wouldn't know what to do lol. I'm use to spending maybe one thousand Canadian and getting by squeezing every ounce of performance I can out of it. Great video, should see the pictures of the 'finished' build, can see he forgets a screw in both the radiator and the cooler on the cpu. If I remember right that chip, especially of over clocked runs hot naturally so with how bad he messed up the cooling it is gonna destroy it.
That's very true and I like people that do that as it's all about different things you can do with a PC and number one should be squeezing performance 🤨🤔😉
Primer comentario! Gracias por tus vídeos!!
Thanks for the support and enjoy the video :)
All criticisms you have are valid, but those cpu alignment things are meant to sit inside btw :)
The Allen Wrench is for the M.2 slot, maybe, I've seen people use those the M.2 SSD, actually.. no.. im not sure why he has the Allen Wrench.
From what I can tell the only thing that kept his radiator from leaking out like it'd been shot was that Corsair makes a damn fine radiator and the screw channels are kept away from the liquid reservoir.
But unlike him, I've read the freaking manual.
That is just sad, i'm sad now, how did he even get that job?
He has to be trolling us with that static bracelet and hex key..
I'm gonna build a $$4000 PC like him and play super Mario cart in it. and ill lock my self to 30fps.
the thermal spatula that he didn't use
"NVMe SSD's are really easy to install." *Installs NVMe SSD wrong*
He input it on the motherboard! 😆😆
What’s the keyboard that you were using?? I know it’s 2 years later 😂😂
When I watched the original, I was left not knowing if I wanted to cry or die? :)