I paid somebody on Craigslist $100 to build my PC for me...
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- Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2020
- I paid somebody on Craigslist $100 to build my Gaming PC for me and it went way worse than I imagined it could...
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Who else is genuinely surprised the parts weren't just stolen?
Well, he did come to the guy's house, so the guy was not being shady with his identity.
Also, they guy's canadian, I presume.....
Hahaha!! I'm not gonna lie, that thought did cross my mind.
@@DawidDoesTechStuffI can fulfill that video for you 😜 next time bring to me I will give u fake address to a crack house & be there like it's my place 😜 make sure u go all out with this build in parts maybe two 3080s & a threadripper 🤭
@@SeriousGlitcher 3080's don't do sli.. gonna have to bump it to 2 3090's if you want sli
@@MrChiphazzord what a shame... well we will do what we must
The Verge: “Finally! A worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!”
Lol
underrated
Well, there's a "worst cooks in america" competition, so the idea of "worst pc builder" competition isn't so absurd.....
We should organise a build off. 😅
Copyright takedown order incoming!
Daniel 100% put his own computer together for the first time and went "yeah...yeah dude I could totally do this for money"
I think a number of people try this... I actually considered it after building my first PC. Fortunately I am extremely organized and very detailed... My build turned out very professionally looking. :) But a lot of first time builds are a rats nest.
@@selachiistudio Nah, u just dont see your many building-errors. A professional like me could help.
@@tantemarianne7190 hahaha “professional” 🤣
@@tantemarianne7190 Doubt it.
@@selachiistudio Pure ignorance.
The guy on Craigslist probably added his own "parts" to the system, probably as a signature. Nice personal touch.
so nice of him too. usually custom work doesn't come cheap and he did it for free
That’s why I build my own PCs:
So no one can shit on my poor cable management, lol
You dont have to be crazy about it. It only takes a couple extra minutes to run your cables through the back and zip tie them, sure it's not showroom floor good but at least it's all in order.
@@apexalaska sayeth the impatient, it can be cleaned up next week...
SATA cables aren't as nice to hide as IDE.
Hardly any cable management to do these days with no optical drives and nvme hard drives, all kinds of places to hide them in cases.
I only cable manage the inside of my case. The back? Who cares, as long as I can easily get to where things are and re-route cables easily. Unless I got a tempered glass back panel, cable managing the back is a waste of time.
This PC is built awfully, but "Daniel" probably dropped less screws in the building of it.
Hahaha!! Yeah, he probably did.
I wonder how many tazes the pubes are worth. 😂
@@DawidDoesTechStuff I think that's worthy of jumper cables and a car battery.
@@DawidDoesTechStuff might be pet hair. pretend its pet hair.
He didn't even use ALL the screws, what are you talking about LOL
cant drop any if you dont put any.
It was probably just pet hair, styrofoam collects everything with static, he probably just sat the styrofoam on the ground, and it collected cat/dog hairs
Reasonable people know this but this dude was doing way to much lol
Yeah dude was a little bitch I won't watch another of his videos but had to stick around to see the shit build.
@@jessebensen3569 lol he should learn to clean where ever he trims, I have a full beard and trim it just about daily, so I can see that being a thing but only over the sink
@@jessebensen3569 Yeah. When I take a shit my toilet gets covered in beard hairs. I dont know why. It just happens.
@@ZaidrianSpiders Real men dont trim.
I was genuinely surprised that the thermal paste was as good as it was. After seeing the "mounting" of the SSD, I was half expecting the thermal paste to be missing all together.
That is the "the cable doesn't reach so we tape it somewhere" method of mounting.
I was really conflicted when I offered my building/testing services for around $100 to a friend of a friend... It took me at least 4 hours of tweaking voltages for better thermals and making sure the cable management was done to a good standard (not including overnight testing time etc). I no longer feel bad in the slightest.
perhaps that guy build the computer with his feet. that would explain a lot ;)
Haha!! It would explain a lot. 😁
@@itfreelance6616 omg lmao
Perhaps he was a hobbit? That would also explain the hair.
*Lyle has entered the chat*
Hahaha that was a good one I admit
Is it the worst ever PC build by a guy, or is it the most impressive PC built by a dog?
Don't know, dog probably can do a better job 🤣
... That second "build" looks a little sus
@@AryzenI
LOL. Slipped a little hebrew in there... Just to stir things up 😊
I cant tell if its upside-down or not.
watch the verge's PC building guide and answer the question yourself
I honestly can't believe why someone being paid to build a PC wouldn't take better care and pride in their work.
they probably work at Dell or something lol
My guess was they never built before. Wanted to build a pc but couldn't afford to so they used someone else's as practice and got paid for it.
Let me introduce you to the average employee.
@@Brunnen_Gee Minimum wage workers have the right to not give a shit about the work they do. But those being paid quite well, or advertising their services online, should give a damn
good Lord 100 bucks . I would have it spotless for a hundred bucks
I dont think this dudes from the states
@@dumberoni1023 canada, 100 bucks is reasonable for any professional but this wasnt done by a professional
any build i do free or not it has to be spotless
I'd throw in a free shoulder massage and beard grooming, for 100 bucks, even if it's canadian bucks....
@@creatip123 If you own a business and youre paying yourself less than 25 bucks an hours its not worth it. 4 hours of good work would have produced a way better experience. Canada Computers (microcenter basically) charges 150 or more for a build and it can take several days to get it back.
Craigslist Guy: I'm a full time nudist, who builds PC on the side.
Love those bear ssd
"My budget is 17,000 dollars"
@@p1nkf1oyd13 That almost enough for an i3 with a 1050ti, the pubes cost extra.
@@Justin_80 Pubes = 14,000
You missed the most important bit...
"whilst fully nude".
the push-push fan configuration and dangling hard drive are unforgivable for a paid service.
I was already laughing at the floating SSD and almost had an asthma attack when he panned down to the available hard drive cage 🤣🤣
"This is awful"
But of course, Daniel build it using his pubes...
i spat my drink out ahahahahha
lmao
Hahaha!!
you mean PUEBES 😁
BAHAHAHA
It's really impressive. Many years of standardisation of computer hardware in all areas makes it difficult to build system in so many wrong ways. But this guy did it.
The verge guy: am I a joke to you??
Someone will always screw stuff up. No matter how hard manufacturers try.
@@kangerer8886 It's a good job this guy didn't the thing when I started in 95, there was no proper internet or youtube to follow, the power cables were separate over 2 connectors and you had to plug them in the right way or the PC would get upset, you had separate boards to plug in to MB jumpers that you had to set on everything pretty much the MB jumpers had to correct for the correct power to be sent through to the CPU if you over loaded it that would upset it.
"Why is there so much hair on it?" My guess would be pets plus static cling. I have a husky, so if this was in my house it would be coated with his fluff.
Perhaps, but if you're offering pc building services to paying customers you should probably have a dedicated clean space in your house/apartment for exactly that reason.
@@ajohnson153 for 100 you get the hair special. you want clean.. itll cost more :)
Actually, when I build a PC I always have a second SATA cable that hangs loose in the case tied together with a SATA power connector, so when I build in another SSD or hardrive I dont have to plug the cables on the motherboard because that can be quiet the hassle when your case is small or you got a big GPU
Yep. I do that too. And I end up using it most of the times.
Likewise. After I went to install an SSD and spent most of an afternoon trying to fit my fat hand between the gpu and the case.
It's a good idea, but it should be hidden. In fact, all the cables should be hidden as much as possible.
U also like to 'quiet the hassle'
That is also the reason why my 6th port has a cable on it. Been testing a bunch of drives over the last couple months and the cable will stay there until it'S done.
Next video: I got corona from Daniel
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This comment wins 👏
@@DawidDoesTechStuff don't get covid
Well if you do get Corona hope for SARS-COV-2 (COVID19) as the chance of dying is less than 4%, where SARS is 9% and MERS is 34%. So yeh I would take the chances on COVID19.
@@Wipeout186 It was a joke Karen... Next someone is going to post a CDC link for information on the virus LOL
Holy crap, 100$. I mean I know Canadia dollars are worth less and covered in syrup, but damn...
Ew... sticky.
Indeed, and most computer stores in Canada will assemble the computer for free or a much smaller charge when purchased.
Man I would love to just build computers everyday and get paid and I would be happy.
Done it. It gets really really old.
I'd love to get paid to just game on my PC all day. Twitch here I come...
you say that, but it really doesn't pay quite well. like at all.
one of the first red flags was how the seller put the PC back into the styrofoam... and even though it didn't fit into the carton, he kept pushing. That's a small thing maybe but yeah... Drives me nuts. Entertaining video btw, keep it up :)
I am not Daniel, but I will be sure to wear a hat when I start making PCs to resell.
I like to go with gloves so I don't leave any fingerprints when I work on my personal systems. I don't build to sell but if I did it would arrive with my sheddings.
@@DigitalJedi ooh, yeah I'll do that too, my hair is long and looks nothing like pubes.
Looks like it's from pets
Yeah Azumarill
In this case, pants would be a better choice to wear.
On scrapyard wars Linus bought a PC that had a crack pipe in it. So I guess hair is on the better side of the spectrum when it comes to craigslist PCs.
which season of scrapyards war i watched all of them but forgot which one
@@itz_sythe3112 I think it was third season (the one with Austin Evans) but I am not 100% sure
@@LPOeli ok thanks
Hahaha!! Yeah say what you will about Craigslist PC's, they always throw you a curve ball. 😂
@@DawidDoesTechStuff They come with nice bonuses.
Honestly I feel like he's being a bit critical on the guy for $100 on Craigslist you got what you paid for. None of the parts so far were damaged or stolen or switched out his cable Management sucks but for single mom working a waitress job needing a computer built for her son this guy pretty trustworthy.
Tbh i dont think the cable management is that big a problem but the unscrewed mobo, hanging ssd, and opposite facing cpu cooler fans are not worth paying 100 bucks for. Trustworthy? Yes. Capable? No, not really.
@@mateosmith3585 yeah you can't expect much from Craigslist
Paying 100 dollars for someone to build you a pc means no mistakes allowed.
After watching this video (I somehow stumbled upon it just randomly you tubing) actually got me into checking out a fractal design case (which I got for like 25 dollars on sale. No pubes though) and after compulsively/idiotically buying the case I went on to thinking "why not? What's the worst that can happen if I build my very own pc for the first time?" So here I am with a bunch of pc parts all bought after hours of carefully watching the many inspirational videos Dawid uploads on pc building... and now I just realized I've got the skill set for building pc's that of a baboon learning how to ride a bike while balancing white elephants on its head. Well then, off to building a pc or causing a potential nuclear meltdown in my apartment's living room. Ta!
That's amazing! Good luck with the PC build! I'm sure you will do fine. If you get stuck at any point, go check out the Discord. (linked in the video) They will be happy to help you out. 👍
@@DawidDoesTechStuff thanks man! So far, no fallout yet... although stuck a bit with the whole cable "management" part. Not sure where to plug in some cables from a fully modular psu (could've swear I had bought a semi modular one but, lo and behold! An evga supernova 850 showed up in the mail) onto the motherboard. Hopefully nothing will get blown up 😅
"the whole process was full of mistakes"
Why you gotta tell my life story 🤣
😅
I'm desperately clinging to the hope that the guy had a beard and that's where those hairs came from rather from..... somewhere else.
Real talk, it's probably a guy with a cat or a dog that sheds a lot. I have a husky, and honestly the styrofoam would probably end up looking worse coming from my house than that did
@@supergatorhator id agree, was most likely a dog/cat that sheds really bad. If your animal sheds bad and you dont groom them and also dont clean your home, then hair will be everywhere!.
lived in a cave
@@razorbacks9034 i have a wife and 2 daughters, 2 roombas, still hair is everywhere....
9:52 My first instinct was to try and wipe the hair off lol 😂
that dangling SSD killed me 😂
looks like I'm WAY undercharging for my builds
That's shocking. I have that case and it's sooooooo easy to build in and it makes me look good at cable management. You should get your money back.
That SSD installation has got to be one of the funniest things I've seen this week! Also heard the South African coming out when you said Sata haha
It was a terrible location though. Get some double sided tape and you're good. I'm actually tempted to try that sometime.
@@ArtisChronicles I understand if the 2 drive bays were full but there is even 2 spots on the back of this case you can connect a Sata drive in. You do have to install in the back without the psu installed.
That was the most garbage thing I've ever witnessed in my entire life...
A pro shop in my town charged 300$ to install a SSD with tie-wraps when there were screw mounts everywhere... + for what, 10$ you can get a craddle that goes from 2.5 to 3.5inch...
@@wisico640 I bought a two pack of those SSD brackets to screw into 3.5" drive bays for about $8.
So-called "cable management" is the most ridiculous thing to worry about. Also, it's counterproductive. Suppose you want to remove the side panel to temporarily connect an HDD or SSD in order to partition it or whatever. With a normal PC in which some fancy lad didn't obsess about "cable management", you can just set the drive on the desk and run a power and signal cable to it because the cables aren't all trapped behind the motherboard tray.
Maybe Craig was really the guy from The Verge with the legendary bad build?
I mean, that guy REALLY thought he could build a PC.
I need to make a twitter "Shit Dawid Says", first tweet "that looks suspiciously like pubes"
Yes
i think he just had cats. pulled the case out of the box, kitty got in the box, put the case on the bench and put parts in it, forget your screw driver go get it come back and cat is in your case. or sleeping on the mobo or something.
Temp test 1: 66
Me: 66 degrees? That's not bad at all
Temp test 2: 47
Me: ohhh....
Hahaha!! That was my exact reaction.
@@DawidDoesTechStuff can you tell us what CPU it is ? Since i have the Freezer 34 Duo Esports and on Ryzen 5 3600 stock i have around 82°C and with 4Ghz at 1.2V im around 70°C. Just wondering if i screwed something up or whats going on, since i know that Ryzen doesnt heat as much and im pretty confident in my building but this is first time using this cooler.
@@davidposiril69 check that you have enough thermal paste and that the cooler is making proper contact, also check that the fans are working and facing the right direction
@@VXFury oh dont worry, as i said i have enough confidence in my PC building skills, i assemble around 10Pc's a week sometimes even more, so i checked the thermal compound and contact between CPU and cooler multiple times already, remounted everything, etc. Using paste similar to Mx-4 in thermal conductivity and quality.
Just never used the Freezer 34 Duo Esports and bought it for myself since it was on sale and had good reviews, so now im not sure if the CPU is just bad, the cooler is bad or what exactly is happening :D thats why im curious about he CPU in his build, since the temps are magical.
@@davidposiril69 check your case's airflow, it can make a huge difference. It also depends on the test you run, AIDA64 is not such a power-intensive test. If you ran Prime95 for an hour or so to determine temperatures don't worry, that test is so power-intensive that it won't reflect any real-world scenario so your temps might actually be a good bit lower (check for example GN's case reviews, they use Prime95 and then Blender, in the second scenario temps are always 15-20 degrees lower)
Craigslist is the LAST PLACE I wouid ever go to have a pc built
I’ve had the Focus for nearly three years and two builds with it so far. My only gripe at that price point is the cable management can never be 100% clean.
Clearly, Daniel was too busy beating his pet "bear" to put any effort into building this PC.
Called jim
I'm actually surprised the case wasn't covered in a sticky fluid..... thermal paste... OBVIOUSLY.
we need more videos like this
did you at least messaged him back with the "remastered" version to show him how its properly done?
There's a designated 2.5" ssd tray on the back of that case. You have to mount the ssd before the PSU or remove the PSU to get to it. Not as bold as Daniel's idea, but for those who like to play it safe.
Genuinely shocked that someone charges that much for such shoddy work! Love these videos, you deserve many more subscribers than you have on this channel.
I did this exact thing before when I first started getting into PC building and I was too intimidated to do the whole thing myself. I found some random dude on craigslist to do it for me. I took it apart a couple years later and saw that he had put the CPU cooler on wrong. It wasnt fully contacting the CPU and I used it for two years like that. I was an idiot and so was he.
That thing made me feel so dirty inside. It was like I was back with my old scoutmaster again.
The new one a little more sensitive to your needs?
Look, there"s a lot of good things to say about Dawid's videos in general but has anyone ever pointed out his excellent choice of straight up jammin' tunes in his montages? It's got me grooving along in my chair.
The Verge 2.0 xD
I think it might be !!
Youre a big help during self isolation- every day i resort to your vids. Thanks!
That's awesome! I am glad to help entertain you. Hopefully you don't have too long left.
all the hair is from Daniel scratching his head trying to figure out how to build a pc
I use this exact model of case. mine is white and I can tell you from personal experience, having a fully modular power supply is a blessing in this case. I have no real complaints about this case other than no power supply shroud.
Poor cable management options aside, I have a very soft spot for the Focus G. It was my main case for nearly 3 years.
I also like the general aesthetics, but for me it would need to have more drive mounts
I've worked with "computer technicians" like Daniel who don't know what they're doing. It's frustrating knowing that people like that charge money to do really bad work.
Yea. I wanted to do this but now Daniel has destroyed the reputation of Craigslist builder so I guess I won’t
@@atraismachina8748 If you do good work the word will get around. Don't let bad techs influence what you do.
at 10:10 that phrase and face expression has me laughing "to the death" hahah
I'm worried about Daniel's health. How does one shed that much in just a couple of hours? lol
"blowing at each other" Me brain be like: haha fan 69
ha ha funi
I like the way your brain works. 😁
HA nice 😂
@@DawidDoesTechStuff AAAA I been noticed by oen of the content creators I watch yay thank c:
When I offer to build a PC I show the portfolio of all my other builds so people know what they are getting and the quality of build I do!
I hope you send this dude a link to the video, but I doubt he will drop a comment, but we will know when he watches by the 1 dislike lol
Haha, there is actually 1 dislike!
@@Tomazack There he is!
@@twiztidsidfreak13 I hope so, he needs the feedback.
he asked his friends and families to dislike the video lol. there is 8 now. haha
it's now 47, soI think Daniel has 46 friends & relatives who all hit 👎 too 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
i just recently bought a new PC case asked local PC store to move the pc part from old case to new one for just $7 and it turned out really good
Hey, I have that same case! Affordable and solid with good airflow and enough room to fit basically any GPU on the market.
Yay PC video! Keep up the great work Dawid! :)
I wish I was a PC
congrats for not saying first
@@someguywithmtndew5691 ppl copy comments deal with it
As a dude who has sold over 50 rigs on craiglist, with a said same name, I can assure you none of my rigs contained my hair.
Wait are you the guy?
How much do you charge?
Dawid's struggling sounds sound like when you crash a old man in gta 5
Who knows Daniel could've been paying his pet bear to build the system instead.
love the videos. one of the only youtubers i look forward to uploading at the moment
Awww, that's very nice of you to say. Thanks for watching. 😁
The amount of effort that has gone into ripping that box open has earned you my sub, Sir.
I really enjoy your videos. Great job of correcting his mistakes! Some of my thoughts on "Daniels" service; I could understand missing a screw and forgetting to install it, (I've done it myself), but the SSD is definitely a miss. Putting the foam packing upside down is also a miss, along with the hair. Most of this is something that you wouldn't be able to foresee, though, in "being careful" on who you pick to do your build for you. You don't discover this until you hire someone and get it back. There is no way to protect oneself from such "rushed" jobs and shabby services unless someone posts the results in some sort of review.
This video was surprisingly informative. I learned some stuff about the mobo cables here since i’ve never built a pc before..
Dawid Can you show us on this doll where the craigslist builder touched you?
don't take this video as everyone who offers to build pcs is bad i get paid to build them sometimes and I build and resell them for 100 dollars more than I paid and I take my time and make sure everything is perfect and i take my time and do lots of testing :)
Next time you encounter that amount of pet hair, you might try climbing on a chair with a broom and scream in a high-pitched voice.
Oh yeah! That sounds like a good move. Except the guy definitely didn't have a pet. 😅
@@DawidDoesTechStuff haha well my mistake then.
@@DawidDoesTechStuff Hmmm I need to apologize to you. I meant the comment to be funny but it came across as catty. Sorry Dawid.
@@iamamish No need to apologize. I know you were joking. 👍Thank you though. 😁
I would love to build a pc for a tech youtuber and see what they say about it
Idk why but I really hope you hit him with like a “candid camera” type of deal and let him know you were, real. Lol
Very hairy man... hahhahahahaha Im dying of laughter! Thx David you fixed my sunday😂
Oh man, if ever there was a time for mid-tier venerial disease jokes this would have been the golden opportunity. Loved it Dawid, stay hilarious my man (from your fellow Vancouverite).
You touched the hair/contaminated surface with gloves. Then you touched the bare PC with said gloves. Ya gotta practice better PPE etiquette
Fair enough, but right after that I use a HUGE amount of 99% alcohol to clean the PC.
Should have had a partner help you. You could use the clean tech dirty tech method.
@@DawidDoesTechStuff Also hair enough. Begone, pube germs!
I just recently built my first pc, and as an inexperienced pc builder I can proudly say that I did better than what Daniel does
I don't know, that floating ssd might be new breakthrough in thermals.
How can someone claim to know how to professionally build PCS for people but then mess up the CPU fan so badly??
9.51 hahah i thougt there was a hair on MY screen and wanted to blow it away xD
Is this dude a germafobe or is that really the most disgusting thing he's ever had to deal with. Like c'mon dude, it's nasty, but it's not squeal in fright as you hold it with gloves bad.
Looks like the foam was placed on carpet that hadn't been vacuumed in a while so the static of the foam made the hair stick.
Probably cat hair honestly. I get the same problem.
When I paying for a computer to be built I would expect the person to not be a slob. I don’t want someone else’s pet hair in my computer. It shows what type of build environment the person used.
And he was wearing gloves as well. Still, it was a very poor job and a complete rip-off. I would demand he'd give my money back or I'd give him something involving a baseball bat and a lot of pain.
@@thenonexistinghero Cringe. threatening to beat someone with a bat is a good way to end up in prison, quit talking big child.
@@david10291029 I wouldn't need a bat if the law wasn't garbage.
Honestly, truly, genuinely, indubitably vile.
I appreciate you risking your life for content. First electric shock, this time venereal disease and/or Covid-19. What's next? Building a PC in an asbestos mine?!
That case isn't perfect, but it isn't hard to build in. And the hair was repugnant.
Hahaha!! Now I really want to find an asbestos mine. 😂
@@DawidDoesTechStuff Dawid Noooooo!
Well, bitwit did a "build pc while eating hot chilli". Maybe next is "build pc while holding in an explosive diarrhea". Less dangerous, same suspense and thrills 😀
@@creatip123 Hahahaha!!!!
when you start PC Builder Simulator but you even fail the tutorial.
the fact that the guy basically covered the styro foam in ball sweat and hair is just hilarious to me
Ah, Vancouver craigslist... the epitome of shadiness. I kinda miss it.
Did you do this in order to escape from the taser punishment?
I would say that man has a cat! Everytime I build a PC my more or less secret master of my home is observing (supervising?) my work and changing every 10min between my work bank and the (empty) carton case paket 😎😂
Nicely done. You cable managing is good. The less wires in the way, the better the air flow.
You do realize it’s probably dog hair right
I guess Daniel was having fun with the pc on night before he gave you it
Ha, I had that case in white. It's now my sons case. The SSD and fan mounts were hilarious!
This genuinely makes me think the guy had his 8 year old brother assemble it.
2:09 Old Man Noises
We know it's Stefan Etienne, no need to change his name.
Ok, 3 potentially dangerous issues. 1. Potentially hazardous issue. 2. Cleanliness and aesthetic issues. And, 1 packaging issue.
1 missing standoff screw, improperly mounted ssd, and cooler fans fighting each other.
Loose, unconnected sata cable (could snap off the tabs).
Cable management. Human/pet hair everywhere.
Case improperly repackaged in its box.
You mentioned the thermal paste. Did that cooler not have pre-applied thermal paste?
Results like that for a hundred bucks? Good god. I built one for a neighbor for $250-ish, and it looked on par with your (Dawid) reworking. Even made sure the PC could slide back out of the box the case came in too (and hair-free).
This video is one of the reasons that this is easily one of my favorite tech RUclips channels. He's so entertaining and informative in a reasonable way that even my wife who doesn't care about technology at all will occasionally watch his videos with me. I was laughing thru the whole video.
Just gross. I don't understand the mentality of doing work for someone and then giving them back something that's covered in Gross and with work that is completely half assed. (Edited for grammar)
I hate doing these for buyers, honestly I prefer to have a final build i can advertise and do videos and photos so buyers know what they are getting from the starting. I also do delivery and won't accept money until a buyer has approved the build and that it is what they expected... i even try to get my buyers to game on the system so they know it won't fail the moment they put a load on it... i really hate any ambiguity in sales
This is such a nice comment. Thank you very much. 😊
@@DawidDoesTechStuff I discovered you completely by accident while randomly clicking on RUclips links. I watch a lot of tech RUclipsrs, but none are quite as personable and down-to-earth as you are. Plus your analogies are brilliant.
ah ye, Craigslist
I've only built 2 or 3 PCs in my entire life and even I could tell from the first look he made several huge newbie mistakes in building this PC. It's very obvious he didn't know what he was doing . The SSD mounting itself was laughable.