Remember when AMD was on top??
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Do you remember way, way back, when AMD and Intel were trading punches in the CPU battle? We thought it would be neat to go back, waaay back, and build the sort of machine I would have built back in the day - so we did!
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One of the reasons why I watch this channel is all the tech jargon that I learn like "Thumb pressy thingamajiggy"
Fun and Educational content, that's our game!
@@LinusTechTips Linus on top!
@@LinusTechTips exactly
Linus Tech Tips hi
And of course "era-rror".
Back then having an anime character on your Graphics Card increased your speed by 425%
1000% true
You mean 420%
Mine was over .......9000!!!
Still does
Imagine if instead of all the RGB nowadays we'd just have copious amounts of anime shit plastered everywhere
The scary part is in 15 years from now we will look at today’s PCs like we did with these ones...
This computer didn't seem to perform too bad to me. I am not sure if progress within personal computers will be very noticeable in 15 years. There was a video with Anthony where he was talking about how old computers (8 years old) are still ok. I personally use laptops which are about 10 years old, and would prefer if XP was still supported. In terms of progress, I think the stuff you have to watch out for is the downsizing of components, computerization/network integration of many items in a household, implants, etc...
@@burgegerm7878 I feel as if the rate of performance increases have slowed down allot since the early 2000s so I don't think things will be that different in 2035, but I hope I'm wrong.
No we won't. 15 years from now we will look at today's pc parts like we look at parts from 2013-2015.. flagship parts from that time frame is still 100% capable of delivering great gaming and performance in general. What we may notice is the quad core stagnation from the last decade. Today with as many cores as we have available as well as the number of threads games and other programs use, something like a 5900x will still be totally viable and deliver good performance in 2031. We have come quite far since the core 2 duos of10 years ago. Progress is slowing quite obviously.
Probably not. well, to an extent. innovation has kinda stagnated and I'm not really sure companies will want to release the latest and greatest for continuities sake - having the new tech to release for the year after,
to a degree, but it will be nowhere near as drastic, considering how perceptually fast computers are today, whereas back then you actually had to wait. for instance, screen resolutions are meeting or exceeding perceptible differences, speed of processors and SSD's are already at the point where most people can't tell the difference between an older Sata ssd and a 'blazing fast' NVME. While PC technology will continue to get faster (although not in the leaps and jumps of 10 years ago), the main perceptible progress we will likely see over the next decade will be in power efficiency and thermals, and in a decade its very likely the primary silicon type will be ARM rather than x86. The other big area of progress will be wireless speeds.
When this video came out I still had a PC running this motherboard, just scrapped it a month ago.
No way
how did you survive on a system so old for so long
@@memethief4113 as long as it is just web browsing then it works.i still use mine from 2005 and only had to increase the ram.Ofc i don't run games in it.I tried running gta 3 on it and it didn't even hit 30fps lolz
@@theinceptor3672 i have a dying hdd, takes 15 mins to boot lol.
@@justminibanana9128 try changing to an ssd if you have a sata connector. Or a new hdd will work too
linus : *creates a old pc
schools :- we will take ur entire stock
Lmao
Why would u say something so accurate yet so accurate
@@TechTyrial Nice name 😂
Obama says that PewDiePie has bigger pp than me. Have an opportunity to see it on ma channel before it's recommended after 10 years!
Eh. With Ryzen 3000G, you can now make a kickass budget PC for a fairly good price.
XD my PC with-tax price would drop to 500-550 usd if I dropped the discrete GPU and took the 3000G as a CPU.
A lower tier Mobo, less powerful PSU, etc. and drops down quite a bit.
When you realize this machine is older than half the people watching the video
hi justin
Yo it’s Justin y
:o he is alive
yikes
The king has arrived 😎
When he dropped the motherboard i felt physical pain.
I did
It was doa
It may have been DOA, but hey i felt the pain too.
I died inside for the split second
That was a good motherboard
Damn, i just graduated from highschool back in 2009. It still does not feel that too long ago, but looking at what would have passed as a gaming computer back then really hits home how long ago that was.
Time do be a cruel mistress when you reach a certain age.
Same grad year here man 🤣 makeing me feel old stop that 😂
No, we just age and die too quickly.
You should've used the old intro for this episode. What a missed opportunity
Im fine with this btw
@@bangunny anime pfp
@@guestisback8524 ?
@@guestisback8524 something's wrong?
@@guestisback8524 something's wrong? (2)
Back then, the only RGB is the color of the PSU cables.
This has to seem a big flex to today's kids!
... and right now, you need to pay a premium to have shit in BLACK...
Ah, you're either new or old enough to have forgotten, We had cold cathodes.
Combine that with our puke yellow motherboard, green ram, blue graphics card, grey psu, black (outside) case, rainbow psu cables, Black HDD.
Nope, a quick google images of watercooling back then will be all the nightmare fuel you need.
@@tomstech4390 Aquarium pumps and small heat exchangers from car dashboards
It's really funny when Linus try to make his voice to be like young Linus even tho Linus voice hasn't change at all lmao
why they busy annoy people rather than actually do smth, im not that need but its worse everyday and slowing my work as well
anyway amd did well before rt era, arguably winning against both nvidia and intel
What a coincidence, the Lanboy was the case I used in my first ever build. I also watched Linus back in 2011 to learn how to build it.
I get axiety attacks when linus is holding the laptop with one hand.
AND WHY DID YOU DROP THE 15 SOMETHING YEAR OLD MOTHERBOARD! THAT GAVE ME A HEARTH ATTACK
DOA
it was dead
It was dead. Don't worry, my jaw dropped just as fast until I heard him say DOA
O bama talks about pewds Pp check on ma chnl before it gets recommended after 7 years ( not pasting link cuz it would be marked spam)
Yes my 'hearth' hurts too
3:25
"Some of you young people might be wondering, 'Linus, why have you put the power supply on the top of the case?'"
When you realize that your pc has a design from 2005.
Yet cases of that design are still manufactured and sold today for as little as converted 10USD, or with an explodiun PSU for double that.
Hell I bought a case in 2017 with that layout, yes I'm cheap I know it.
in win 301
I've got a case from many years back, power supply up top and shove the cables behind the 5.25" drive bay style, still my favourite case.
@@apollogenerator9837 The case that is used for my 2005 pavilion is really nice too, with the psu in the top and everything. Unfortunately there are only 2 5.25 bays and both are occupied and there is nothing behind the motherboard tray so cable management is hard
Best part of videos like these is they age well. Like even in 10 years its cool to look at this stuff.
Wow! This brings me way back! I did my first gaming build around 2003-2004 with a Pentium 4 2.8ghz, a Radeon 9500 pro and the same OCZ ram chips!
Ohh, 2005 when I considered 20 fps "smooth" and this setup was a wet dream.
sometimes..I still consider 20fps smooth
call me romantic 😂
@@RandomTheories Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 wants to know your location :D
Bro I was still stuck with a 1GHz Pentium 3. 20 fps was a dream. I was getting more like 4-12 in Half Life 2 and CS Source
So true
That's sad.... I've never considered even 30fps smooth.
60fps minimum. Always.
You should have deepfaked that episode, imagine young Linus being the host again
WBGaming81 No point in deep faking, he just needs to shave and get a crappy haircut.
Obama says that PewDiePie has bigger pp than me. Have an opportunity to see it on ma channel before it's recommended after 10 years!
@@ArielNMz I'm
His voice wouldnt make it until the end of the episode
I used that monitor till 2018 and i got my pc in 2017 so that was cool seeing that monitor again
Linus' reaction to Far Cry remembering it looking better is how I feel every time they show a game from my youth. I remember being in awe seeing shots of Far Cry, how realistic it looked and thinking it would be hard to outdo that... Now I play games on my phone that look better lol
“Dead on arrival” Ok Linus, you don’t have to cover it up, we know you dropped it. 👌
Shhhh he's gonna try to RMA it
"Remember when AMD was on top??"
Imo, at this point AMD doesn't care who is on top, as long as they give it to Intel as hard as they can.
AMD gave intel the Linus treatment.
😂😂😂
O bama talks about pewds Pp check on ma chnl before it gets recommended after 7 years ( not pasting link cuz it would be marked spam)
i remember too in 2001 with the athlon xp.
@@Tailslol I had a Duron 1400. It pwned all contemporary Intel.
Man so many memories, my 2005 build back in the day was the bomb. When he started playing, F.E.A.R it was so nostalgic. I remember buying NFS Carbon when it came out and being so amazed
I remember them days. I was still running a K6-2 and getting ready for the Duron that made a splash in Sisandra. I had a cheap biostar board with the funky SIS chip that never turned off its internal vid and gave my ATi rage 128 all in one card a major boost. Good times! It was upgraded to an Athlon 1.333 a year later that lasted a year still kicking similar builds till it got fried in a storm.
I miss them days torking off those that could afford better.
Graduated in 2004. My first build was an AMD. Man they were kicking ass and taking names back then. Thanks for the memories.
I graduated in 1998. I built my first system in fall of that year. It was an AMD K6 300Mhz system with 64 MB of RAM and a 16MB Voodoo Banshee GPU.
I've been AMD ever since. Years later I even had that Logitech G15 keyboard he shows in the video.
Which Graphics card did you have? I have a Nvidia Geforce 2MX 200 lying around in my house which my uncle used in his build
I mean they still are when it comes to cpus
@@chokepapasmurf hey, I built my 1st pc in '98... here was my what I built:
Intel pentium II 400 mhz(CPU)
Tylan Thunder S1836Dluan (motherboard)
1 - 128MB Corsair PC100 SDRAM DIMM (Ram)
Western Digital Caviar AC21600H 10.2Gb(Hard Drive)
Video Cards:Canopus Pure3D II - Voodoo2 (12MB PCI)
Matrox Millennium II (4MB WRAM - AGP)
Addtronix 7890A (case)
although, I was just 15 back then. now I feel old. lol
same here, i saved up my first half yea in uni, not even buying ketchup to afford my first pc. though I fucked up installing the cpu the wrong way breaking off pins ... i had to borrow money from my grandpa to buy a new cpu and let the shop install it for me.
"Poor young Linus, he doesn't know that magic doesn't exist... YET"
magic isnt real???? huh
"Do you believe in Magic? In a young girl's heart?"
@@linusreviews course it is. we shoot lightning into rocks to travel to the Moon and establish instant global communication. Although the rock is called "silicon", and yada yada yada
Q: What is it that even the most careful person overlooks?
A: Her nose!
Magic is still in development. Wait for the next E3.
Absolutely so much fun to see back in the day Far Cry. I will always thank my dad for keeping me updated with technology. Great video.
My high-school-senior (2007) build was an ASUS P5N-E-SLI with a Q6700 on it, stock cooler, 8800 GTX, in an Antec Nine Hundred. Absolute classic! I'll send it to you if you promise to feature it before it gets scrapped. It's the only way I'd finally get rid of it because I can't bring myself to take it to the recycler.
"I knew I kept all these DVI to VGA converters for a reason..."
You're singing the song of my people.
O bama talks about pewds Pp check on ma chnl before it gets recommended after 7 years ( not pasting link cuz it would be marked spam)
Linus: "This PC is from 2005"
me: looks at my PC looks the same...
same
top-mounted psu gang
@@dcmk4683 Aye.
@@dcmk4683 yup
Gxng. Dell Dimension 2400
shit i've reused the same case and power supply since 2013. cooler master HAF XB and a corsiar 650 watt gold 80 plus psu.
"Remember when the amd was on the top?"
-uuh,yeah I'm remembering today
It is crazy how i follow this guy :) I remember NCIX with this old videos.
When the first line of the video was, "15 years ago"
Immediately my mind played "15 years ago" from Ace Combat 5
And now I'm on a feels-trip for the rest of the day.
Never thought id see you here i really enjoy yout vids
there was a war...
15 years ago I was 2 😂
Favorite game of all time dude thank you
Still one of my favorite games, thanks for reminding me
This made me feel like we weren't in 2020 for 15 minutes. Felt like I was a teenager again working on old AMD athlons and Intel core 2 duos. The good old days.
Actually i though i was alooking a review of my current pc which doesnt have graphics card
Amen!
core 2 quad 2.66, getting 3.2 stabile and ur king of world xDD.. Good time :D
I’m useing for my pc rn for music is amd athlon 64 4600+ and then for my every day intel pentium dual core 4700 Since my ryzen 7 2700x build gat stolen but this Christmas I’ll be building a ryzen 5 3400g system
@@jacobsrandomandvintage3946 good 4 u i cant even get fixed my nvidia 940mx laptop cause i cant afford it
6:00 OCZ! Love it.
I know it is old tech, but my heart still skipped a beat when he dropped that motherboard.
So u made a commercial for a sponsor of an item 15 years after, noince
Dude if it works 15 years later, that's a selling point.
@@fayenotfaye That's also common with high latency with youtube, unfortunately. It doesn't like 600+ms ping times.
@@drackar ouch, sounds like sat-net
and Windows XP!!
sounds like the target audience
Back when Asus slogan was the amazing "Rock Solid, Heart Touching."
Is that a reference to girth or length?
I remember that❤️
@@Cowcow211
Length and hardness my friend
Their products are still "Rock Solid", but more "Wallet Touching".
Inspiring Innovation, Persistent Perfection
12:32
Jedi Master Linus, the beard is perfect for an Obi Wan cosplay
Man, that antec case is BEAUTIFUL. I have one, and I really wish I could find a seller who has the mounting hardware for the 5.25” bays, because it has four.
You forgot Need for Speed: Most Wanted, Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas and Counter-Strike
He was a kid back then, what did you expect? GTA... man that was like GTA 3.... I think the best game of that time was Splinter Cell and still is the best of the series in my opinion.
@@itftcomputers He said 2005*
Battlefield 2 mate
Counter strike source was basically new back then and I played that on a shitty pc
The original NFS MW is still my favourite NFS. Good times.
Who else got terrified when he dropped the motherboard (and was immediately relieved when he explained why)?
Intented or unintended, it's normal in this channel especially Linus.
I would have tried to fix it anyways...
I didn't. Linus center of gravity is janky. 🤣
I have one that still works.
My heart sank for a bit
I started building PC's about 1997. Did some manual program building in the same timeframe. I didn't see a install disc till 2000-2001. Stopped building around 2004. I had a lot of reading to do to build a PC 1 yrs ago. So much stuff and hands down better. Thanks for the help Linus. Your videos helped me so I didn't have to read everything lol lost my patience after my 2nd deployment.
your channel is really cool. it also helped me build my first gamming pc which I am using right now thank you for helping me :)
Linus: Look at this ancient case, power supply, cpu, motherboard, and graphics card
Me: haha yea those suck now
Linus: Look at this ancient logitech g15 keyboard
Me: (looks down at my logitech G15 keyboard) *cries*
I had the G15 (2) that lit up orange, if it didn't stop working; I'd still be using it too ! :o
"shrug" it was a good keyboard, my spare pc has i think revision 3 of it -- basically orange lcd screen, i think if i remember correctly that was still working with windows 8 as one of my friends was messing around with it
Lol for me it's the legendary mx518 and it's still in use lol
I still use my mx518.
LTT insulting our setup and not even knowing about it
yes i remember today
Amd isn’t ontop for gpus for sure
@@supersop1367 cpus 100% and almost level on gpus plus 8 month old comment u good bro
Ok
@@rickyberwick4403 I agree with you, but there is nothing wrong with replying to an old comment
@@supersop1367 AMD GPUs have better rasterization performance lol
that syncmaster was the screen my family computer had back in 2007-2008
This is so similar to my build. I had an Opteron 175 and two 6800GTs. An Epox 9nPA+ SLi motherboard. A Dynex case from Best Buy. It wiped the floor with Battlefield 2.
"Remember when AMD was on top"
Yeah, the Tiger Lake announcement reminded me of it.
Intel's Ryzen 7 4800u is looking good
@@noodled6145 intels?
lmao
@@valid9068 watch GN's video on Intel's tiger lake presentation and you'll understand
@@valid9068Its a joke from Gamers Nexus. Basically Intel kept comparing AMD's mobiles chips to theirs. Almost as if its from intel.
I’m so down to see more enthusiast retro stuff, they’re so interesting
Look up LGR. Full of retro pc stuff
TFW 00's is being considered retro already :/
I would like to see some sleeper builds but retro stuff is cool too
the a8n sli was my favourite build growing up, had so many great memories wit htaht exact board
Watching this bought back some nostalgia building my pc in 2005, AMD Athlon 3700+(In Aus this is all i could get my hands on, let alone one of those fancy X2s and they were expensive), Nvidia 7800GT black and lime green pcb, the same OCZ ram as this build which I loved the heat spreaders as well, a DFI Lanparty Ultra, which with a little workaround you could bridge a connector on the north bridge(? i think) to accept SLI, which I never got a second 7800GT to need to anyway and an Antec P180 case that actually had the power supply seperated in a section along the bottom of the case, my friends thought i was mad buying it, but I seemed like the best design for airflow and cooling in my mind. Oh and a G5 mouse and an old clickey keyboard I carried over for years from the 90s.
3:26 I thought Linus dropped it and I had a little heart attack
Me tooooo
For me it was a tech jump scare
Almost shed a tear when he whipped out the ASUS motherboard. I still have my Q6600 running on P5N32E-SLI motherboard, which I think is almost identical to the AMD version shown in the video. The long heatsink you see there is actually required and the motherboard heats up to insane temps, like 90 degrees just idling.
This PC still works and I have 8800GT in it. Oh, the days of Gainward Golden Sample series :) Oh, and those shiny OCZ sticks? Yep, got those too. 2x2gigs, still works.
that sounds like a relic, keep that thing, its an antique!
I had the OCZ gold RAM sticks, then the OCZ Reaper RAM, with the large heatsinks. OCZ & BFG were my go-to companies. Is it the 8800GT with the Zalman cooler? I had that.
I ran mine on a Striker Extreme Asus Board, a cool 4GB(2x2GB) Corsair Dominator, Q6600 rev 0B with a Thermaltake V1 cooler at 3.0Ghz, in a 3D aurora 570 from Gigabyte, PC power and Cooling Silencer 750 Quad SLI, 2x Raptor X 150GB in raid 0, Asus DVDwriter drive sata, and 2x XFX 8800 Ultra XXX ed. in SLI.......glorious for the time.
Oh I did have a Aegia PPU as well, but I had to take a graphics card out to use it, I had the Zalmann cooler on it.
You can run crysis???? dude I tried to run crysis on my laptop at the time... 2fps... I was so jealous of 8800GT people. I was still a kid and no income.
IIRC i had a Gainward GTX 8800 and was so happy about my first build. also remember making my brother envious because i could run crysis and he couldnt.
I had this exact same built, same everything except mine was in a cooler master stacker 832
God this takes me back, I hadn’t thought about Zalmon coolers until this video!
Can't get over how everything is looking so clean.
I can't get over the diarrhea in my pocket...
I can't get over my ex
@@GingerBreadJap my ex was hot just like I wad hot
Ppp
@@samholdsworth3957 it's peanut butter jelly time!
Lol, this is almost the same as my current build.
Same
Doubt you can even call that a build anymore
“Teehee, must suck”
-giggles with *RTX On*
iWezo lmaoo
Same i cant run anything
I had almost the exact same setup in ~2006. Don't think I had the fancy gold OCZ ram though. I thought that zalman cooler was so awesome. Lower end asus mobo, same gfx card. Believe I got my first SATA drive around then I remember being blown away by the tiny cables and plugs. And ofc I ordered green UV cables and sleeved the PSU to match.
This hit the nostalgia hard, especially the OCZ components. My uncle worked for OCZ and I was running them from pre DDR days (Intel value PC133 anyone?) up until their demise. Shout outs to the bleeding edge forum and their OCZ support. Still remember pushing my 4800x2 to a 50% OC under dry ice (first one I managed to kill after a few runs by letting it cool down too much before getting it loaded). Was pretty disappointed not seeing a DFI mobo, that was the go to at the time. Also remember my dual opteron 265 build and thinking I was the hottest thing around with 4 cores. Then moving to the core 2 duo e6600, would have to dig through my old screenshots to see what I was running it at under phase change.
/end nostalgia dump
"Linus is putting the power supply at the top of the case, has he gone mad?"
Both my PC cases are still like that, I swapped everything besides the cases over the years, thermals are still quite good...
Yeah, I'm running a Ryzen 5 3600 with a GTX 1060 3G in a case made in 2001. It's not even big enough for 120mm fans.
@@AlexTheStampede GPU bottleneck much
@@DavidDavid-fp6gv bro no, you won't bottleneck something that easily
@@DavidDavid-fp6gv Oh yeah. That one gaming core sure is easy to bottleneck amirite?
I think you have your case upside down. Those sticks are case feet, not decorative horns
can we just appreciate how much better linus looks with a beard.
Linus sex tips
Jack Wright-Jones 😏
Yeah, he doesn't look like a lesbian
Looks like my daddy
we've been appreciating it for months
0:50 Linus's actually sounded like that back then.
Puberty comes at different times for different folks.
i work at micro center, and walking back into the warehouse checking out the "Destroy Cart" is really freaking cool. Anything that someone signs off to us for recycling we bring back there and put on a truck for it to get shipped to the underworld and we get some good gems in there. 150w dell pc power supplies, 2.0ghz single core intel chips. fucking glorious.
tl;dr fucking around with old ass broken PCs is fun
I remember it was 2006. I had an AMD CPU in my PC. I don´t remember the name but it was the first PC that owned for myself. I was really proud because I saved a lot of my money I got from my parents (I was 14 years old at that point). A friend of mine introduced me to an online game called Cabal Online. I loved it and we played nearly everday until he stopped. I kept playing it anyway. Anyway at some point I checked the graphics setting and saw that it was only running on medium settings. I cranked it up and the game started to stutter a lot. Back in the days I knew nothing about PCs. I searched the internet for ways to improve my FPS. A dedicated graphics card was too expensive but a CPU Uprade would give me better performance because the integrated graphics was better and more Cores (Dual-Core instead of Single-Core). Like I said I knew nothing about PC but I found out that a new CPU has to fit in the same socket as the previous one. I didn´t bother about thermals or power delivery or thermal paste. I went to my local PC part store and bought the new CPU I wanted. Got back home and wanted to install the new thing. I ripped of the old cooler (literally) out of it´s place without detaching it. It was a mess. I was a little bit more careful with the CPU. At least with detaching it. Now to the new CPU. I didn´t knew it needs to get in in the right orientation. So I pushed it in the socket as hard as it could even though it doesn´t really fit, pushed the little arm on the socket as hard as I could and put back the cooler without new thermal paste and was surprised that my PC didn´t turn on. After turning off my PC I opened the case and realized that I destroyed my CPU. The pins were bent. I destroyed my new CPU. I started crying. But it gets even worse. In pure sorrow I did the same exact thing with my original CPU and destroyed it as well. It was a dark day in my live. I couldnt played online anymre, I destroyed my first PC. It was horrible. This story came back to my mind when I watched this video. Sorry for this sad and long post but I wanted to share it with you guys.
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bruh moment
That's rough buddy.
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More hair Linus, is more better
@Tryeasy. and the end of the pain came at an apartment replica stepping up your mother has raised you have to go back through Friday night so I'm interested in because if you have to go back to the forest and the new Enterprise that I don't know how to go in a company or environment-friendly navy have to go back through apply and clothing ourselves to go 66 Houston on Friday to have to go to bed at 5
Yeah the less we see the better
@@fartsoundeffect5013 lmao, it’s a joke idiot. I like watching linus.
12:15 I currently use that alongside a dell precision that I chucked a gtx 1060 into...
My very first PC in 2010 had an Antec Lansing Lanboy Airtower with mesh metal sides, and suspension mounted HDD's. I don't want the hardware so much back, but I want the case back to make a modern build.
I love how Linus brings up NCIX once in a while, especially considering NCIX went out of bussiness, while Linus is doing so good. It just feels good you know? Somehow wholesome. I love it.
Every time Linus brings up how NCIX is dead, there's a little twinkle in his eye, its beautiful
@@Robin0928 Yeah hahaha, feels great.
Explaining to viewers that PSU's used to be at the top of the case, made me feel sooooOOoooo old.
I recently decided to crack my old unused Tower open to see what exactly was wrong that made me switch to a laptop like 7-8 years ago and was legit surprised the PSU was at the bottom of it. I thought it was so old the PSU would be at the top. New PSU shipped today so soon I'll be able to see if the rest of the hardware needs replacing before it will function again. Was a sad day when it blue screened five minutes after copying off the last files to the laptop that has now also gone to tech heaven.
Mine is at the top... yeah... no money to upgrade, unfortunately. Yup, just keep chugging along.
I still use a case from the early 2000s with a (relatively) new system. I get away with it because the CPU and GPU use the same heatsink and I have a server fan shoved into the 5.25" drive bays.
I have a fractal design case from like 5 years ago and it has the psu location at the top. Still use it, didn't even realize it was that rare nowdays.
I only knew about the power supply mount on the top because I built up a rig for my brother in a 2006 gateway case. Surprisingly, it supported a micro atx board.
Currently using an old Antec P193 for my rig. Love it! Tons of air flow!
Definitely the case she tells you not to worry about though lol sucker is huge!
6:04 I'm so old that I remember some old-school overclocking could get those timings down to 2-2-2-5
impressive
wow
Linus: "Empty hard drive bays are where we used to put the extra cables back in the day".
Me: Looking sideways at the bird nest currently peeking out of my hard drive bays.
This brings back memories! I used to own a S939 single core and then an X2 as well, it was a 3800 that I overclocked from 2.0 to 2.7 Ghz for years with no issues. I can't remember what video card I had though. It would eat Oblivion and UT2004 back then!
I still have my first build from 2008 ish and my build sheets i put together from the 2008 build and a 2004 planned build. I still use that computer and a new one I building this year on a triple monitor setup with dual monitor setup being shared via a KVM switch. Also have 3 extra video cards I bought to upgrade it. Dual Nvidia Quadro FX to run SLI and a Radeon X1900XT.
"15 years ago, 2005"
O W
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Me: sees title.
Also me: Yes.I remember the present
well the present and also 1982-2005. XD
Back in the era i regularly built new PCs. My last full build was 2010 with an AMD 1100T BE on an GB UD7 990FXA with an ATI 6670 GPU. Yes i still remember exactly as it was a big deal to me at the time. Still have that PC in the shed to browse and play music ect when im out there tinkering. Just can't let it go as my last full build. These days i just partial build meaning upgrade parts as they become obsolete.
My uncle has the same mouse and he is using it for at least 6-7 years and mouse still works fine(all buttons work). Mouse is right now connected to tv in living room and is used for youtube and netflix mostly.
Sees G15. Look at my G15. "You gonna live forever, old friend!"
Mine died like 3 years ago. It was a sad day
@@loeffel999 Mine "died" last year. Took it apart, heated some parts with a blow dryer and now she is still going strong!
@@laszlo9420 now thats dedication xD Well done
I just bought one on ebay for 35€. My old G11 died, so I though I can "upgrade". Sad, that there aren't really any "many Macro" keyboards anymore
I replaced my G15 just last week. It's still fully functional and almost immaculate. Only the S-key have lost a little chip off the top layer.
It ain't a Linus video without him dropping some piece of tech, only to have it miraculously not break.
go away
This man is back
Man did I miss you.
5 mins ago?? Wtf??
Justin Y. Look at those old ass games... This is why wasting your life on videos games is a sin. You wasted your life playing that crud! Lmao .
2:55
The subtitles just say "[MAN]
The release of the 64 bit Athlon was the game changer
"Back in those days, PSU went to the top of the case."
Me looking at my PSU-top-case.
Same here, buddy.
Using Ryzen 5 2600 paired with RTX 2060 but still PSU on top of case
Optiplex gang
mine is in the middle. :D
i recently tore it apart down to the rivets to cut it and weld it back with the motherboard tray + psu moved up by 2x 5.25" slots. still a work in progress.
Someone's gotta suck all that dust and crap off the floor and directly into your PSU.
Young Linus: "Dont forget to bring a towel"
wanna get high?
That's only when booty boy colton was on the couch.... "get a towel Linus" AH MY ANUS!" (in a very high-pitched voice) Seriously though, it seems like Linus is going through a "mid-life" crysis or something. He definitely acts more weird than he ever has the past two years. It's like he said fuck it and let himself go.... over to coltons. Oh yeah COLTON HIDEYYYYYYYYY HOOOOOOO!
@@benjy117the man has worn socks and sandals his whole life and u saying now he acts weird lol. linus will always be linus
That was a GREAT towelee impression.
Ford Prefect? Izzat EWE?!
I was running AMD at the time too. But a slightly older one. I used the ASUS A7N8X motherboard with an Athlon XP. Then around 2007-8 I switched over to Intel for the Core 2 Duo.
3 years ago, I managed to get a used MX518 from a local shop for about 2$ USD. That thing lasted me for solid 2 years and it was an absolute pleasure using it until the wire started to have some problems. Now I use a G402 and G102 and it's quite sad to say that the quality of their switches feel cheap now, even some keys got a bit jammed up in just one year and the scroll wheel's click just doesn't even work anymore on G402 even after taking apart the whole mouse and cleaning it up with isopropyl alcohol
I built my first PC in 2003. AMD was definitely on top then. The specs were:
AthlonXP 2400+ 2GHz (amazing price/performance)
Gigabyte GA-7VAX board
512MB DDR RAM
GeForce FX 5200 128MB (terrible card)
Maxtor 120GB HDD (huge for the time)
and of course a CD-RW and DVD-ROM combo drive.
All of this for $500. An Intel build of equivalent performance was $100 more. You need to adjust for inflation of course.
I had the GA7-VAXP in my first build, with an Athlon XP 3200+ and Radeon 9600
@@TheDeeplyCynical Nice.
@Craig X Well yes, same as now. I was a poor high school student though, so AMD was the only option for my budget, it took 2 years to save the $500.
i built my first one in 2004 AthlonXP 3000+ with a 9800PRO (for DOOM3😁)
They are still on Top. Always have been. An FX-8650 was running better than an Intel that came out 8+ year later
"You know what else you take for granted?"
I was 100% sure he was going to do a sponsor segue right there
I actually Skipped 😅
Obama says that PewDiePie has bigger pp than me. Have an opportunity to see it on ma channel before it's recommended after 10 years!
I double tap the screen to fast forward 20 seconds when he do that lol
*segue, Segway is that weird scooter
@@louisvaught2495 corrected myself, thanks
3:21 I still have the power supply up and a fan down there it is a relatively new case too
That Unreal Tournament 2004 hit me hard in the memories
New vid idea:
Remember when intel was on top
lol
Damn it feels like it was just yesterday...
Well good prediction
Lmao
8th gen?
The best is when he goes back in time... mocks the past Linus voice.. then present Linus begins speaking...
no change.
I'm typing this with my 2nd generation of the G15 keyboard, the newer version. Love it.
It's crazy to think about this computer, I assumed it to be like some old school 90's computer. But then I remembered my PC from 2005 and how we still used dial up internet. Man we've come far
Seeing linus drop the motherboard with all the history he just described has caused me physical pain 4:39
Same
He didn't drop it?
@@CreeperPookie They were a minute early, 4:39:
It was already dead tho
@@LiamNajor but still
the most common phrase from Linus " I forgot how hard this game was".
Sources?
When you're talking, wasn't antec supplying the power supplies for alienware (pre-dell)?
The first machine I personally built, was a Tbird 900mhz.... :)
i builded a rig back at summer 2005 and i don't recall seeing a 2 core cpu on lists
i purchased a budget sempron 2400+ but the highest you can get a barton 3200+