looks like you had a lot of fun building your first rig :). I remember building my first rig back in the lates 90s with the help of my dad, cpus used to be cartridges back then lol
if it's your 1st time, follow tutorials for ALL the components, check the orientation of the main power cable to the motherboard, check if you connected the small front cables (power,reset,speaker,etc.) correctly
You chose good parts. ASUS has always made reliable components. Just remember to take your time and read your manuals. I've been building PC's for many years and you get better with every build. You'll do fine, just trust in yourself.
Kid congrats on the pc but never put pressure on the cpu otherwise you’ll bent the pins on the motherboard socket! Ram must be allocated in A2 and B2 slots and the power supply since it’s fully modular before placing into the case be sure connect all the slots you are going to use like the 24 pin and the pcie 8 pins connector most of the cables that came with psu otherwise you’ll run into trouble connecting all cables while the psu is screwed into the case and the ssd slots rack are in the way. Happy Gaming and welcome the PC community!!
@@TokenTechyt cool man just for future reference be careful otherwise you’ll see your money down the drain after messing up a pc component. Happy gaming man enjoy that’s one beastly pc you have!
Such boards are now far too expensive, but I wouldn't buy a mainboard without a power/reset/debug LED - put it on the table, install components + test whether everything works before installing it in the case.
When first taking the motherboard out of the box make sure to put it on a surface or the box so it lessens damaging the pins on the back and lessens chances of static electricity which can damage the motherboard
When assembling your m/b place it on the empty box as this lessens the chance of damaging the bottom of the board and makes it less likely to move around.
Nice build and good components, but I will give you small advice, if you using only two RAM slots, put them in grey sockets, its the main ones. Its because if you put tower cooler on your CPU it has more place. Its also reason why maybe your PC didnt boot.
I built my first rig in the early 1990s, had a lot of fun doing it just like you did I too had some successes and failures in that first build as well, good job and good choices of parts I hope you enjoy your rig
Goodday Mr.Token u did alot of things wrong here firstly i would suggest tying ur hair up out ur face and off ur motherboard when building secondly do not put ur motherboard on the table cloth u could short your motherboard also NEVER EVER push down on a cpu it shouldnt have taken u 10 minutes to install the cpu 30 seconds at most, your ram isnt installed at all to ur motherboard u were to press down hard enough for the side levers to fly back up on there own and they didnt it normally takes alot of effort to do so like alot also its A2 and B2 also ur ssd is prob dead by now there is a stand off that normally comes with the mobo u should use ur ssd shouldnt be bending like that also make sure u properly hook up ur case cables properly and where are ur psu cables u screwed in ur psu without the cables i would suggest u watch a couple of videos from professionals cuz damnnn ur pc might be dead at this point but aside from that its good to see a brother trying and welcome to te pc master race hey and atleast yurs didnt blow up like my first build😆
I know you weren't talking to me, but this is very helpful advice as I can't wait to get my own PC one day. I know I'll do good when building my own as I've spent the last few days doing research, but my only fear is that the amount of cables is very overwhelming to me.
@@Mel-fk8vylol i was worried about the cables but as long as you follow your manual and learn from professionals building pcs you should be absolutely fine. i’m on my second pc build
kinda hard to see without 1080p video but you can clearly see front IO cables aren't plugged in @21:50 without that and the usb header the case buttons dont work..
I just did my first gaming PC too not had a PC for years and never a gaming PC. Was using 3050 Ti gaming laptop and Series S but decided to go all in on PC. Went with Ryzen 5600 and RX 6750XT. You're lucky having microcenter over there and generally lower prices too! Enjoy your PC man.
@@DivineAttr well that's rude, no it doesn't it looks better than trying to scoop it out of your face every 5 seconds. Its not to look good it's for comfort when doing things like building a computer working on a car doing ANYTHING with anything that spins, it's like putting on a welding mask to weld, it's to protect and make your life easier🙂
Never got into the liquid cooler thing. I still prefer properly-planned air-cooled/fan builds, but I build my PC's to run strong at stock setting w/no added overclocking & choose parts according to keep things energy-efficient & as innately cool running as possible - such as the "hidden gem" Ryzen 9 7900 12C/24T CPU (a 65W powerhouse) & the ASUS TUF version of the 7800 XT GPU, which runs cooler & more quiet than other 7800 XT's tested under loads in comparison.
It's no wonder it didn't boot up. The first thing you should have done was READ THE MANUAL and understand how to install memory, the cpu, the onboard hard drive and all of the cables. You didn't once practice being static free, especially when installing the CPU, because static from your hands can instantly ruin a CPU. Understand how to install it and be sure you have it in correctly. Install the power supply last, for many reasons. The main one is the power can and will kill you the motherboard has built up power in capacitors and you could touch the inside for it to zap you. If it were easy they'd have EVERY monkey putting together a computer. You probably spent $300 - $400 on the CPU and you can ruin it before you put it in, if you're not careful. Pull your hair back and tie it, nothin like some good staticky hair. Bottom line, READ THE MANUAL!
i didn't realize that 12900k now has same boxes as lower ranges like i7 as well as 1x900kf ones, but intel did not change 13900k boxes despite being released in late 2022, and now we have 14th gen though 14th is just basically 13th gen refreshed 🤔 i think 12th gen will be discontinued soon so intel made a final change for 12th gen cpu boxes, like they did on 11900k. i wonder if intel still sells 12900ks maybe with the same package design as the one you bought, btw really nice gaming PC building video 🥰
Just built mine. Same aio as you as well. I have a Levens 2 TB m.2, 32GB of ddr5 ram, a gigabyte A620m gaming x motherboard, a Ryzen 5 7600x and a Radeon RX7800xt
No contact plate for the cpu it helps with heat and the cpu bending over time i also have a i9 it's the i9 12900KS i use the contact plate it only ads about 10.00 dollars to the cost and will help prevent a lot of problems from happening.
know if to=you ever fixed it but your NVME ssd is totally wrong. You have it tucked under the standoff to hold it in. Removed the ssd. Look in the motherboard box and you will find very small screws. Those screws go on top of the standoff you had tucked the ssd into. Yor ssd shouldn't have any curve in it. It should be flat.
Should take motherboard and cpu with integrated graphics, for the boot test moment. Check the boot first before trying to install all components. Bios might need update if you have components from different era.
If you can’t get it to boot. Just return it to micro center and say it was faulty. You will get ur money back. Trust I did this once and I got my money back so all good :)
My man, you have to re-place the RAM sticks. Always use the 2nd and 4th slot away from the CPU when using two sticks, not the 1st and 3rd like you're using here.
I built mine last week and SOOO MUCH wished I recorded it! would’ve been impossible because I was shaking I was SOOO scared about accidentally breaking something after spending 1.8K on it😂
I think you should watch more videos on how to build a PC. You made a lot of mistakes like installing the SSD upside-down but just keep on trying and you will get the PC running trust me. Once you get the hang of it you will be fine.
Ram goes in the grey slots. You did not install the m.2 standoff. No need to clean a brand new CPU. Red light on GPU because it wasn't even plugged into the PSU. The build was painful to watch lol
12900k fits my needs better. I'm mostly wanted to get the computer for video editing. 7800x3d is more of a gaming chip. I wanted the 4070 super in case Nvidia adds any software enhancements I might use in the future, I want to be prepared by already having a GPU that would support it.
I really would buy prebuild as first computer and practise chancin single components. Is what i did actualy. Asus is fine choise for prebuild, but you wana upgrade their case first maybe, they aint airflow friendly.
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Correction: I pushed down on the cpu cover not the cpu socket itself.
Edit: Part 2 is out!
When I watched your video for the second time I just saw small cable wire that's look like for switch botton 21:50
How do i do cable management in my pc it looks bad
@@Simon_182 Unplug the cables and move them to a better spot and plug it in from there.
@@TokenTechyt ok will do that someday
That is one BALLER rig for your first pc. Congrats man! Enjoy it!
looks like you had a lot of fun building your first rig :). I remember building my first rig back in the lates 90s with the help of my dad, cpus used to be cartridges back then lol
That’s when programming had to be included too man if you can do that then you can do anything
bro had a pentium 3
if it's your 1st time, follow tutorials for ALL the components, check the orientation of the main power cable to the motherboard, check if you connected the small front cables (power,reset,speaker,etc.) correctly
Good for you trying to build your 1st PC, we all start somewhere and this is how we learn Good Job and Good luck you got this
You chose good parts. ASUS has always made reliable components. Just remember to take your time and read your manuals. I've been building PC's for many years and you get better with every build. You'll do fine, just trust in yourself.
The perfect first build with the parts chosen. Good job on the parts!!
that was far away from perfect
@@Fishionista69the parts were he wasn't lol
Kid congrats on the pc but never put pressure on the cpu otherwise you’ll bent the pins on the motherboard socket! Ram must be allocated in A2 and B2 slots and the power supply since it’s fully modular before placing into the case be sure connect all the slots you are going to use like the 24 pin and the pcie 8 pins connector most of the cables that came with psu otherwise you’ll run into trouble connecting all cables while the psu is screwed into the case and the ssd slots rack are in the way. Happy Gaming and welcome the PC community!!
Thanks! I misworded it. I meant I pushed down on the CPU cover not the actual socket.
@@TokenTechyt cool man just for future reference be careful otherwise you’ll see your money down the drain after messing up a pc component. Happy gaming man enjoy that’s one beastly pc you have!
Such boards are now far too expensive, but I wouldn't buy a mainboard without a power/reset/debug LED - put it on the table, install components + test whether everything works before installing it in the case.
Proud of you my man always brings me joy seeing people build their first system❤
Nice build dude. I like your choice of parts
i’m hoping for the best for you bro love ur authentic vibe
welcome to the custom pc build community bud? happy gaming homie.
i built my first pc back in august and it took me 3 hours mostly because of cable management. congrats on your first build!
40 years here on computer my word is "shit always happen"
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When first taking the motherboard out of the box make sure to put it on a surface or the box so it lessens damaging the pins on the back and lessens chances of static electricity which can damage the motherboard
When assembling your m/b place it on the empty box as this lessens the chance of damaging the bottom of the board and makes it less likely to move around.
Nice going on your first build. Enjoy your build.
NICE JOB MAN!!!
this is cool, i’m looking forward to building my first in the next two months 🎉
nice, what parts are you looking at getting!
I’m getting mine too but in 1 month
good for you!what parts are you looking at?@@Iliterallydontknow14
@@Tyrainoh i have a budget of around $600-$700, the parts i’m still deciding
@@Iliterallydontknow14 nice
WW PC MAN I DREAMED OF HAVING A SETUP LIKE THIS WHEN I WAS YOUNGER; ENJOY IT!
Awesone first build! i built my first in 2019 and now im doing a 2nd this year
I bet u havent seen light from 1997
Nice build and good components, but I will give you small advice, if you using only two RAM slots, put them in grey sockets, its the main ones. Its because if you put tower cooler on your CPU it has more place. Its also reason why maybe your PC didnt boot.
it wouldnt be why it didnt boot but it would be slower since the grey is made specifically for dual channel
IM shocked the computer didn't tell him to it like mine did
Congrats!!!
man i wanna goto a microcenter so badly 😂😂 looks like heaven in there
Good thing it is, they give like the best deals fr.
Fr
Just recently built my first PC and I absolutely cannot stay out of micro center. It is heaven on earth.
It is 😫
cries in not in america like a good number of PC builders 😭
Don't take this weirdly but his voice is so cute
I built my first rig in the early 1990s, had a lot of fun doing it just like you did I too had some successes and failures in that first build as well, good job and good choices of parts I hope you enjoy your rig
Goodday Mr.Token u did alot of things wrong here firstly i would suggest tying ur hair up out ur face and off ur motherboard when building secondly do not put ur motherboard on the table cloth u could short your motherboard also NEVER EVER push down on a cpu it shouldnt have taken u 10 minutes to install the cpu 30 seconds at most, your ram isnt installed at all to ur motherboard u were to press down hard enough for the side levers to fly back up on there own and they didnt it normally takes alot of effort to do so like alot also its A2 and B2 also ur ssd is prob dead by now there is a stand off that normally comes with the mobo u should use ur ssd shouldnt be bending like that also make sure u properly hook up ur case cables properly and where are ur psu cables u screwed in ur psu without the cables i would suggest u watch a couple of videos from professionals cuz damnnn ur pc might be dead at this point but aside from that its good to see a brother trying and welcome to te pc master race hey and atleast yurs didnt blow up like my first build😆
Thank you! I misworded it. I pushed down on the CPU cover not the actual socket.
I know you weren't talking to me, but this is very helpful advice as I can't wait to get my own PC one day. I know I'll do good when building my own as I've spent the last few days doing research, but my only fear is that the amount of cables is very overwhelming to me.
@@Mel-fk8vylol i was worried about the cables but as long as you follow your manual and learn from professionals building pcs you should be absolutely fine. i’m on my second pc build
My first build blew up on me as well 😂 learned my lesson after that I’ve built about 5 pcs already all successful
When i built my first pc i did everything right but it didnt want to turn on... do you have to jump the pins the first time or something? I
Keep up the great work bro i belive you will be one of the best.love
As a beginner pc builder, I lost so many screws and had to flip the pc all type of ways to get it out 😂😂
kinda hard to see without 1080p video but you can clearly see front IO cables aren't plugged in @21:50 without that and the usb header the case buttons dont work..
I just did my first gaming PC too not had a PC for years and never a gaming PC. Was using 3050 Ti gaming laptop and Series S but decided to go all in on PC. Went with Ryzen 5600 and RX 6750XT. You're lucky having microcenter over there and generally lower prices too!
Enjoy your PC man.
Goku shirt? Man of culture yessir
As a fellow long hair feller, you should try a ponytail or manbun, while doing stuff like this, makes your life soooo much easier😊
ur setting him up for failure man bun and ponytail on a dude looks disgusting
@@DivineAttr well that's rude, no it doesn't it looks better than trying to scoop it out of your face every 5 seconds. Its not to look good it's for comfort when doing things like building a computer working on a car doing ANYTHING with anything that spins, it's like putting on a welding mask to weld, it's to protect and make your life easier🙂
Good, That pc is a BEAST!!❤
I think you did a great job at your first build.
Cool video congrats on the pc
tie your hair up lil bro, trust me, I have long hair and it will help you a million times! great build!
man seeing you suffer through the AIO mounting gives me ptsd lmao, but nice pc man
Fr that’s like the hardest part of building a PC
Never got into the liquid cooler thing. I still prefer properly-planned air-cooled/fan builds, but I build my PC's to run strong at stock setting w/no added overclocking & choose parts according to keep things energy-efficient & as innately cool running as possible - such as the "hidden gem" Ryzen 9 7900 12C/24T CPU (a 65W powerhouse) & the ASUS TUF version of the 7800 XT GPU, which runs cooler & more quiet than other 7800 XT's tested under loads in comparison.
Congrats!
You just got a new subscriber!
Honestly, a good job on the first build, would 100% recommend doing the aio bracket before you put the mobo in the case
Building a pc isnt hard…😂 as long as watch some videos your good 👍
you just gained a sub and a tip if you ever build anther pc is to do it on a hard surface and keep the motherboard on the box
nice pc
Great job kid!
9:14 the Nvme is ment to be screwed in with the washer type thing against the motherboard, then the screw on top of the SSD
Ave build 4 now.
So addicting the hobby of building and the satisfying feeling when it boot up no problem
Let’s goooooo great content, glad you build your own system. Hopefully you can start twitch stream
It's no wonder it didn't boot up. The first thing you should have done was READ THE MANUAL and understand how to install memory, the cpu, the onboard hard drive and all of the cables. You didn't once practice being static free, especially when installing the CPU, because static from your hands can instantly ruin a CPU. Understand how to install it and be sure you have it in correctly. Install the power supply last, for many reasons. The main one is the power can and will kill you the motherboard has built up power in capacitors and you could touch the inside for it to zap you. If it were easy they'd have EVERY monkey putting together a computer. You probably spent $300 - $400 on the CPU and you can ruin it before you put it in, if you're not careful. Pull your hair back and tie it, nothin like some good staticky hair. Bottom line, READ THE MANUAL!
chill man
i didn't realize that 12900k now has same boxes as lower ranges like i7 as well as 1x900kf ones, but intel did not change 13900k boxes despite being released in late 2022, and now we have 14th gen though 14th is just basically 13th gen refreshed 🤔 i think 12th gen will be discontinued soon so intel made a final change for 12th gen cpu boxes, like they did on 11900k. i wonder if intel still sells 12900ks maybe with the same package design as the one you bought, btw really nice gaming PC building video 🥰
keep up the grind much love
i love seeing people build their first pc (WE GOT THE SAME PC CASE)
nice job dude keep it up
great job bud
that red light means incorrect power connection, connect the power cables tightly. If it still dosen't work try to turn it on with i gpu.
enjoy man damm
good rig
So nice bro u w
Just built mine. Same aio as you as well. I have a Levens 2 TB m.2, 32GB of ddr5 ram, a gigabyte A620m gaming x motherboard, a Ryzen 5 7600x and a Radeon RX7800xt
Makes me happy I built mine on January 29th
No contact plate for the cpu it helps with heat and the cpu bending over time i also have a i9 it's the i9 12900KS i use the contact plate it only ads about 10.00 dollars to the cost and will help prevent a lot of problems from happening.
w build
know if to=you ever fixed it but your NVME ssd is totally wrong. You have it tucked under the standoff to hold it in. Removed the ssd. Look in the motherboard box and you will find very small screws. Those screws go on top of the standoff you had tucked the ssd into. Yor ssd shouldn't have any curve in it. It should be flat.
You installed the ram in the wrong slots it goes on the second and last if you are only installing 2 dims
Is this the Tustin location
Yes
Should take motherboard and cpu with integrated graphics, for the boot test moment.
Check the boot first before trying to install all components.
Bios might need update if you have components from different era.
Great content keep it up
Ur gpu cable wasn’t plugged in also take out the m.2 and put it back make sure it’s not to tight and you should be ok
that's crazy we basically have the same setup
If you can’t get it to boot. Just return it to micro center and say it was faulty. You will get ur money back. Trust I did this once and I got my money back so all good :)
Just subscribed because i like pc content
When he said “oops” 😂
I would have went with 13th gen Instead. I built an i5 13600kf machine with a 4070ti a year ago and I don’t regret it
My man, you have to re-place the RAM sticks.
Always use the 2nd and 4th slot away from the CPU when using two sticks, not the 1st and 3rd like you're using here.
I don't HAVE gaming PC but seeing u makes me happy I'm sad my parents suck
please change memory slots to 2nd and 4th, if you want your memory to work in two channel mode.
on video you use 1th and 3th
I built mine last week and SOOO MUCH wished I recorded it!
would’ve been impossible because I was shaking I was SOOO scared about accidentally breaking something after spending 1.8K on it😂
Me filming myself made the pc build take so much longer. I would say I at least spent 9 hours just building it alone.
I think you should watch more videos on how to build a PC. You made a lot of mistakes like installing the SSD upside-down but just keep on trying and you will get the PC running trust me. Once you get the hang of it you will be fine.
He also forgot to push the lever back on the gpu
You can’t install a nvme ssd upside down, he forgot the mounting screw
Love your video keep up the great work
Ram goes in the grey slots. You did not install the m.2 standoff. No need to clean a brand new CPU. Red light on GPU because it wasn't even plugged into the PSU. The build was painful to watch lol
the holy graal of bottle necks 4070 super with intel i9
I’m 13 and I started building pcs at 6 bc my dad owned a place where you can get repair/ a pc sadly it closed due to no inflation ah memories
dude, replace front connectors i'm pretty sure you have to connect in differnt ways
12900k without the fancy packaging????
Yeah, I was surprised too.
Love ur build!!
You did nice at ur first pc❤❤
Rip ur ssd u supposed to put another screw in the top of that one it should not be bent😭 9:08
Hair on point.
the ram is wrong installed, it needs to go in slot number 2 and 4, so in the grey ones
It would be best to have a ponytail because you won't be able to see what you are doing while building your PC.
Why not hd playback available?
he built that mf on his bed like a real gangster. linus and gamers nexus aint bout that life.
No grey slots for dual Chanel
Why did you uploaded the video in 480p?
what was the price?
upload the vid in 1080 or 4k pls
The update video will hopefully be uploaded at 1080p. Something went wrong with uploading this at 720p.
Good content
How did you get the ssd in? Were there screws that came with the motherboard?
why didnt you go 7800x3d and 7800 xt / 7900 xt ? just curious
12900k fits my needs better. I'm mostly wanted to get the computer for video editing. 7800x3d is more of a gaming chip. I wanted the 4070 super in case Nvidia adds any software enhancements I might use in the future, I want to be prepared by already having a GPU that would support it.
@@TokenTechyt ah nice okey =) i have a 4070 TI wich is on return window still. I may get a 7900 xt it has much more VRAM
I really would buy prebuild as first computer and practise chancin single components.
Is what i did actualy.
Asus is fine choise for prebuild, but you wana upgrade their case first maybe, they aint airflow friendly.