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Well thanks for the help. I'm in no hurry to learn how to build a pc because it's going to be a while before i even try, maybe around income tax season. Just figure I'll keep watching videos about how to build a pc and sooner or later I'll be well recognized with all the parts and wire names, and thing's will be a lot easier. I don't think my struggle will be with installing hard drives, and CPUs and i think the wiring will be the most confusing. I prolly won't watch any videos about installing software and the Bios until i feel confident about wiring up a pc and plugging everything in.
anytime my friend, I am here for you, and in the mix up, I sent you the wrong video before, I corrected it, but I am not sure if you saw it, this will help you tons in wiring: ruclips.net/video/7SjQo7wrWq4/видео.html When the time comes for you, please be sure to ask if you have any questions. Please be sure to subscribe and have notifications enabled, I try to release a video weekly, so I am sure I will have more than for sure will help. Thanks so much for stopping by, checking out the videos and chatting my friend, it means the world for me and just know, I made this channel to help build your confidence in this stuff, I remember what it was to start doing this, except I didn't have the internet to help, I want to make sure everyone has the resources I didn't to make it easier for you. Thanks again.
i have asus tuf gaming z6910-plus.i have problem with sata.whjen i try to put something in it it says NO-ASCII.do you wqhat can i do? i have windows 10.
OK, when you try to put something in what, you know what you are saying, but unless you give me details, I have no idea what you are talking about. Please give me a full description of what you are doing.
I MADE A NEW PC,MOTHERBOARD-Asus z690 plus tuf 12600k cpu 3080ti gpu ram CMW32GX4M2E3200C16.and sata TeamGroup CX2 SSD 1TB 2.5'' SATA III -Samsung 870 Evo SSD 500GB 2.5'' SATA III-Samsung 970 Evo Plus SSD 1TB M.2 NVMe PCI Express 3.0-Seagate Barracuda 2TB HDD .i have windows in samsung 870 evo ssd.windows are in Greek.when i try to put steam for example it says NO-ASCII.ands says to put windows 7 or newer.and that happens both in driver.do you know what is this?
My new motherboard is Asus ROG Maximus 790 Hero. It has two 8-pin atx 12v connectors. My psu has one 12v cable but the end of that one cable has two 8 pin connections. Is this sufficient to connect both? Or do I need a new psu that has two separate 12v cables?
As usual, the manufacturer instructions were as clear as mud. I was able to connect most of the wires, but you filled in the blanks on the Fan SATA power, extra usb 3 wire and PWM cables
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This video helped a lot since I was stuck for so long, however idk if it’s cus I’m not setting it up all the way but my kraken x63 isn’t turning on? The mother board I’m using is also the Z690-A ddr4 so I thought I plugged everything in where it should be. Is there another step I’m suppose to do or did I hook it up wrong?
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. You need to make sure you have the SATA power connector connected, that provides additional power to your unit, as well as the 4Pin PWM fan header, the Pump Tach. The USB cable helps to have connect and the RGB cable for RGB lighting, so 4 cables in total, do you have those connected?
Thanks for this video it helped me understand where to put my cable and headers for my first build! Hopefully I put everything in right and it'll work🤞
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If I’m running 2x 180mm rgb case fans, 3 rgb 140mm on bottom and 1 x 120mm rgb on the back of the case, do I run those 2 case ones off the top mb spot connected to the back one and the bottom mother board rgb spot for the bottom fans? Or just daisy chain everything together? How can I make it so they all still work together through the system? Hope my question makes sense lol
either which way would work, but it all depends on the software controlling them, as long as it can handle them yes that can be together, or on separate RGB headers and all work together.
I have the same motherboard as you but not the same power supply...when you connect the 4 pin and the 8 pin epu and cpu power do you have to gonnect the 4 pin and the 8 pin or can I just do one or the other because my power supply (RM850X) does not come with a 4 pin cable AT ALL
Sadly I dont have any Corsair or Cooler Master RGB fans, I may have some at some point but what is the manufacturer and model number of your motherboard?
such an underrated RUclipsr imo, i see so many builds only showing whats in the front but nothing in the back, i also watch alot of the popular tech YT channels like Jayztwocents, bitwit and linus tech tips and not even they do as much clearance as you do. Really great job man! Your older videos really helped me manage my first pc build and i think i've done a really good job thanks to you!
that means so much to me to hear you say that my friend, thank you so much, I do try and provide as much info as possible, and I am thrilled that my videos have helped you, Thanks so much for making my day. I do hope you are subscribed, and if you know anyone that looks for this kind of stuff, please do send them my way, it helps a ton. Thanks again.
I wish he would have said what to do if you only have two four-pin CPU power connectors and how they get connected. Do you connect one of the four-pin plugs to the eight-pin connector and if so which pins?
you could ask, and I could tell you. You have 1 cable, that has 2 four pins, and they tie together to be an 8 pin right, do you have the manufacturer and model number of your power supply?
thank you for the effort you have put into this video! i am starting my first PC build and coincidentally am using the same case and motherboard. Couldn't have lucked out more! Salute!
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awesome my friend, so very happy you enjoyed this video and found it beneficial. Make sure to like and subscribe, Monday's video, I hope to have the bios flash, configuration, windows 10 install and driver install, so you will definitely find that interesting as well. Stay tuned my friend, and thanks so much for stopping by.
The several thousand I have sold and built (with warranties) have never had issues and I can pretty much state with 100% certainty that you haven't seen this issue, but you've heard tons about it. I promise you my friend, no issues.
Hi ! I have exactly same build but my power supply is Corsair RM1000x. On our motherboard you connected 8 pin cpu cable and 4 pin cpu cable. With my RM1000x I have only 8pin cpu cable that I plugged in. Is this fine ? THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR A FANTASTIC VIDEO.
yes my friend, the 4pin is only for additional power to the cpu, like if you are hardcore overclocking. Without the 4Pin, you can even get away with some overclocking, but when you start adding additional voltages, then you need the 4Pin, but you should be fine. Thanks so much for your kind words and I am so very happy I could help you.
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A bit confused, you don't need a drive and not sure just how that fits in to fans working. Please fill in the gaps so I can help you... If you are asking for help. Maybe start by staying what you are working with and what the problem is so that I can help.
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You're very informative and easy-to-follow presentations are perfect for neophytes like me ( THANK YOU!). I would like your thoughts on Corsair's Commander Pro + Light Node Pro vs their Commander Core XT. My build will likely have around 13 RGB fans that I would like to be able to control ( fan speed as well as lighting ). I am a bit confused by the two Corsair products ... It seems the Commander Pro + Light Node Pro provides the greatest level of control (requiring 3 sets to accommodate 13 fans?) as opposed to the consolidated Commander Core XT ( also needing 3 to accommodate 13 fans). I can't find any definitive information to help me decide which solution is best for my needs. The Core seems to be the simplest, less expensive and tidier (fewer wires and physical space) choice, but I am not sure if I am fully aware of the differences between the two solutions. THANKS IN ADVANCE!
Thanks my friend, so very happy you enjoyed my video, the way I present them and my presentation style, I do try to make it as easy as possible to understand but not 100% boring, maybe 50% haha. So, before we get to the 3, may I ask a few questions. 1. Why 13 Fans 2. In what direction do you have them flowing, intake or exhaust in Front, Back, Top, Bottom, etc 3. What motherboard manufacturer and model number do you have? 4. Do you have multiple RGB softwares installed, if so, which ones and if only one, which one?
@@ThisBytesForYou Great Questions! A1: The 13 fans ( seems like a lot to me also! ) will be placed in the Corsair Obsidian 1000D case - 8 x Corsair QL RGB 120 fans in the front fan tray (INTAKE), 3 x Corsair ML 120 fans attached to the top-mounted radiator (EXHAUST) and 2 Corsair ML 120 fans attached to a radiator on the rear of the case (EXHAUST). A2: The motherboard is an ASUS Z690 Extreme A3: I am still in the pre-build phase and have not installed any RGB software ( yet )... however, I would expect the primary RGB software would be Corsair's iCUE software ( I also will be using it with Corsair RGB Platinum RAM and a Corsair - iCUE H150i ELITE LCD Display Liquid CPU Cooler) . In addition to the Corsair RGB hardware, I also have the Lian Li Strimer cables for the ATX and GPU connections and the ASUS RGB components of the motherboard as well as the graphics card Asus LC 3080 TI. I *might* add if needed the ASUS Aura RGB software ( but only if needed). Finally, (whew) my control devices ( keyboard, mouse, keypad, headset and mousepad) are Razor Chroma controlled. I will also likely toss in a couple light strips (might as well!) as they come with the Corsair Lighting Node Pro. ( not sure if I will use the Lighting Node Pro or not). Thanks!!!!
no no, 13 might be too little for that case, haha, it is beautiful. Be aware, if you have more than 1 piece of RGB software, you will potentially have issues. I would start off with Asus' and if that does not work for you, try Corsairs as well. This is me as a techy and a geek, I have personally never reviewed it, but maybe i will, I like the CORSAIR iCUE COMMANDER CORE XT. I have heard people having issues with it, BUT, the people I hear this from, have issues with just about anything they touchy, so grain of salt and all. now what I don't know is how multiple controllers will work out for you, then also remember, each will NEED to connect to a USB 3.0 header on your motherboard, so 2 or 3 in total. Your motherboard only has 2 USB 2.0 headers. You will not be able to use the cases usb 2.0. This means you will either need to buy a PCIE hub, for more ports or a USB 3.0 converter. There will be some challenges but I spoke to Emmy M from Corsair Live support, and she stated that 3 commander core XT's would work fine together in ICUE, I was scared on that for you, so you will be good. Please let me know how it goes, sounds very cool.
@@ThisBytesForYou Thanks so much! This is my first attempt to build an "RGB" system. My past builds have been "simple" in comparison, using only 6 single-color fans. Technology certainly evolves quickly!!! Thanks for checking with Corsair regarding the compatibility of multiple Commander Core XTs. I REALLY like the apparent "fan & light" control capabilities of the XT compared to having to combine a Commander Pro and a Light Node Pro to get the same functionality / control. I will be sending you updates for your thoughts and suggestions. I imagine this will take (me) longer than a typical build as I can only work on the build on weekends, but it is a very exciting and enjoyable project for me. THANK YOU very very much for your GREAT content and VERY helpful channel! All the best!!
awesome my friend, so very happy I could be part of your first RGB build, and I thank you so much for your kind words. I hope the build video and this wiring video help you, I will be doing a BIOS update and config and windows install and config to release on Monday, I hope, stay tuned my friend.
@@ThisBytesForYou ok thank you sir, i really wanna know about the 4x m.2 nvme, i hope you use all the 4x m.2 at the same time and see is there anything sata issue or not
I built my first pc and I did all the things that I need to do. And when I always turn on my pc it keeps taking me to bios. How do I disable this Motherboard Asus Rog strix b550 gaming (WiFi)
So that I can help, please list the manufacturer and exact model number of the following components: 1. Motherboard 2. CPU 3. RAM 4. Video Card 5. Power supply 6. Monitor. 7. Do you have ALL of the PCIE connections plugged in, and not daisy chained or pigtailed, each coming directly from the power supply? 8. Are you running through HDMI, DP, DVI, VGA, etc? 9. Liquid cooling unit
@@ThisBytesForYou I finally found the problem. So far it was a CPU fan error since I have a AIO it doesn’t read as a cpu fan. I turned off cpu fan setting and turned on the AIO setting in the bios and so far my error was fixed. Thank you and Keep it up on your beneficial videos. You need to be more recognized and Take care
good stuff my friend, thats why I had #9, if you did have a liquid cooling unit, that would happen. So very happy you got it working, and thanks so much for your kind words, it means the world to me.
@@luilopez9543 me too ! I got kraken 73 !! And it have only one cable that I plugged to AIO pump. In bios AIO pump is working and CPU fan showing off. So basically you have to switch in BIOS ignore CPU fun error.
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I got a question about the front usb panel connector on 7000d. There are two connectors on 7000d, and my motherboard Asus Z690 Pro Art only has one connector. When I connected one of those connectors, only the first two USB work.
first two or next two, depending on which on you use, you can follow it back to the front panel, but yes, that is correct but I show you the USB adapter cable I use to make all 4 work and also listed in the descrition.
@@theunboxnetwork like I mentioned, its in the description, but I will post it here, my amazon affiliate link: 🔥 USB 3.0 to USB 2.0 Header Adapter: geni.us/RU5qt
I'm using this same motherboard, but with the 4000D Airflow, and holy crap, I still can't get my CPU power plugged in. Got the 6 pin, but can't get the 4 pin....yet. With that heatsink and top fans in, I literally don't see how I will do it, haha. Any ideas on that one?
So there is no 6Pin for CPU power, there is an 8Pin and a 4Pin, 6Pin is for PCIE/VGA, not CPU. I dont know what liquid cooling system you are using though
@@ThisBytesForYou My mistake, I meant 8 pin and 4 pin, haha. I finally got it, I had to take one of my top case fans out right above my cooler, and I am using a Noctua air cooler. You're using that 7000D, and you can almost park a car next to the motherboard at the top, mine has hardly any room to even twist that plug around, and I'm 6'8 with huge hands, so it was definitely a challenge, lol. The 4 pin was really a pain. But I got it, hopefully it's downhill from here!
good stuff my friend... for me, I am running into issues with this next video coming up,... nightmares, I may talk about it later, issue after issue, then recording one before that, issue after issue, I am going to call it a night, I dont want to kill anything else.
@@jimlundquist3600 well, I kind of have no choice but to walk away, its a really bad situation... I am calling for reinforcement,... stay tuned, a quick short on it, not going into a lot of detail yet.
I'm looking at replacing my front fans with a CPU water cooler. Does the watercooler take up a lot of energy such that you need a PCIe cable? I just bought a Corsair RM850x and like the other fully modular PSU that I gave up on, it has like 4 cables labeled PCIe. I gave up on my first build. Now I am at it again :)
This particular liquid cooling unit actually never existed to sell, it was supposed to but I am nt sure what what happened, go figure. You might want to go with an Arctic 360, like I show you in this video and in the description. Also, no liquid cooling unit is powered by a PCIE cable, you only need to connect it to the AIO pump header or the CPU fan header: ruclips.net/video/J5m5WBlPkfc/видео.html
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You can bend them back if it's not too bad, I don't know if a shop will do that but do you bought it at a shop, return it, saw it doesn't work... Maybe they won't notice it.
@@ThisBytesForYou ok I will try and bend them back 1 question there’s about 6 I have to bend back if I fail and some of the pins are touching will this short my board or would there be no power then because nothing is plugged in?
For this case, I would buy a USB 3.0 expansion PCIE card that provides 2 ports on the rear as well as an internal header for the 2 ports on the front. That way you get additional 4 USB 3.0 ports. Also buy a rear IO plate with 2 USB 2.0 ports that connects to the motherboard header for 2 additional ports where slow peripherals like keyboard or mouse or printer goes. Keep the second USB 2.0 header free for future RGB header or fan controller upgrade.
Thanks for your crystal clear explanation 👏 you deserve a lot man.Once again thanks for your valuable information, it helps many people to build their own PC
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Would be nice it you would show what's written on all the wires, and also what's written the places that these wires are being plugged in at. I think the most difficult thing about building a pc is figuring out the proper places for the wires.
@daveyingram8934 problem with that is not all boards, cables, cards, power supplies have the same names for things, so it would make sense if you used all the same components but if you used different it would confuses you. That's why I show the connections, that won't change. But maybe this would help ruclips.net/video/7SjQo7wrWq4/видео.html
check the video I attached, and though I feel it's irrelevant, again because the power supply I have may not say it, or yours may not say it, I will see what I can do for the next build coming soon because what you say does mater here, so I will do what I can.
@@ThisBytesForYou what attached video? how to flash the BIOS and install Windows 11? I haven't gotten that far. I figure if i don't feel confident enough to build a pc no point in trying to figure out how to set up the software. If i had all the parts to build a PC it may be more easier, and more relatable, but I'm just looking to try and make myself familiar with the parts and wires and hope things will begin to make more sense over time. Don't want to rush out and buy all the parts and feel too overwhelmed. I may start looking for videos that are just, like, how to install all the fans, or how to just install, a hard drive, or cpu, and every other part that goes into a pc build.
@@daveyingram8934 I get it my friend that's why I am here. In my first reply to you I linked up a video, it's the about all the cables on a power supply
A non related question to the video. I have a z490 MSI MPG gaming edge wifi and a 6600 XT Red Devil. And for some reason checking with GPU Z my gpu is running at 8x 3.0 and the card supports 4.0. I updated bios I restarted the GPU and still nothing, what am I missing or doing wrong?
Yes, that is 100% correct on the 6600 XT by design is limited to x3.0 and only utilizes x8 lanes but don't worry, with the bandwidth you will not come close to saturating those lanes.
So that I can help, please list the manufacturer and exact model number of the following components: 1. Motherboard - manufacturer and exact model number 2. CPU - manufacturer and exact model number 3. RAM - manufacturer and exact model number 4. Video Card - manufacturer and exact model number 5. Power supply - manufacturer and exact model number 6. Monitor - manufacturer and exact model number Redundant I know, but many people forget to enter manufacturer and exact model number 7. Do you have ALL of the PCIE connections plugged in, and not daisy chained or pigtailed, each coming directly from the power supply? 8. Are you running through HDMI, DP, DVI, VGA, any adapters? 9. UEFI in the BIOS from Legacy. If it was set to Legacy, you will need to reinstall windows to get correct support. 10. Disable CSM in the BIOS 11. Installed latest supported chipset driver? 12. Have you disabled Fast Boot within Windows?
Thank you for all the detailed steps. You're speed is perfect and you have a very soothing voice which actually help keep me calm when things are not fitting up well. lol Subscribed!
Thank you so much for this! I have this exact motherboard, in the 4000D Airflow case, but most cabling is the same, especially the front panel wiring. Perfect timing for me, as I will be doing it this weekend!
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Thanks for this top video, i appreciate how you talk in normal mode and not rush through it. Mayy as well chuck this in, is there anyone who can please help me out with a socket 12 cpu? I have spent ages building my new and last build but made a mistake and spent the last of my money on the wrong motherboard which in turn i love and am going to sstick with. Just need cpu to finish the pc and get gack in contact with family and friends online. To sick to go out in public
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Great and helpful video. As many others have said, this is a first build for me as well. The technology has changed so much since the last time 'ordered' a music production PC (10yrs ago) that videos such as this are gold for newbs like me. Wiring was my fear...although I have yet to apply power...I would like to know where to get a liquor cooler though...
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so I only caught your change because I monitor like a hawk, but we don't get notified when you make a change, so if you want a reply, please reply to my comment. For a liquid cooling unit, maybe something like this off of my newest video, this is my Amazon affiliate link for it, : geni.us/4Wttgz and here is the video: ruclips.net/video/ymZy4KnUezg/видео.html
Thanks for the video, I just bought the same mobo and processor BUT can't find a cable for the 4 pin cpu connector. I read in some forums that it might not be necessary and that the processor would work connecting only the 8 pin. Can someone shed some light on that? I put everything together and got no video signal :(
@@ThisBytesForYou when I finished assembling, got no video signal. Cables and monitor are ok so I thought it might be a power issue. I know I should try to remove the rams and try again.
@@pelfudo So that I can help, please list the manufacturer and exact model number of the following components: 1. Motherboard 2. CPU 3. RAM 4. Video Card 5. Power supply 6. Monitor. 7. Do you have ALL of the PCIE connections plugged in, and not daisy chained or pigtailed, each coming directly from the power supply? 8. Are you running through HDMI, DP, DVI, VGA, etc? 9. UEFI in the BIOS from Legacy. If it was set to Legacy, you will need to reinstall windows to get correct support. 10. Disable CSM in the BIOS
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Thank you so much my friend, it means the world to me and I am so happy you enjoy these videos. Please let me know if there is something missing you are looking for, If it makes sense I will make a video on it.
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Well, what is the manufacturer and model number of your motherboard? Also, you can download and install windows, just pop in the key when you get it, you get about 3 months of use without a key, check out this video on how to do that, totally legal as well ruclips.net/video/ayp8TksEtoY/видео.html
@@ThisBytesForYou MSI B560M PRO-E Yeah it turns on and every thing turned it on it took me to bios but like I said I have to wait for windows 10 usb but I just don’t understand what the green light on the motherboard means on boot …. Please help if you can and I will totally check out that link you sent me
well, if you don't have anything installed, or an SSD, that may happen, though usually green is good, motherboards will usually have a few lights around, not an issue. On ThisBytesForYou, I have tons of guides on how to install windows 10 or 11, how to install SSD's, how to install video cards, CPU's, liquid cooling units, down to building your computers, so this is very noob friendly, remember, we all started out as noobs, so you are good here my friend. Make sure to like and subscribe, I come out with videos weekly to help you on all sorts of PC related things. You can read about your motherboard here,: download.msi.com/archive/mnu_exe/mb/M7D22v1.5.pdf
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@@ThisBytesForYou I’m actually building my pc with ur vids right now XD so excited ur vids also simple and clear so ya thank u super very RTX much lol 😂
@@Don-tm2wh haha, awesome my friend, so happy I could help. I was going to hold off on making these types of videos for a little bit (when I finished the last video, but I have to hold off on that last video for a week) since my workstation died 2 days ago so the next build coming up is going to be for my personal workstation, where I edit all of my videos. So happy I could help you my friend.
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So I thought my build was finished. However The only power I’m getting is the motherboard LED light. The graphics card lights up. Nothing else. What could that be?
So that I can help, please list the manufacturer and exact model number of the following components: 1. Motherboard 2. CPU 3. RAM 4. Video Card 5. Power supply 6. Monitor. 7. Do you have ALL of the PCIE connections plugged in, and not daisy chained or pigtailed, each coming directly from the power supply? 8. Did you watch this video to see if you had things wired correctly?
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Hi great video, thank you so much. I have just bought the same case and just wanted to check should I go with 8 120MM fan or should I go with 6 140MM (including front & the side mounting, also I'm planning to go with ML120 or ML 140 pro as I don't need that much for RGB). My objective is to achieve better air flow and keep the case & component cool. Would really appreciate your reply...
thanks for your kind words. I would recommend 140mm as the larger fans will be able to achieve more airflow, better temps with less noise, even though it is 2 less fans all PWM controlled.
@@ThisBytesForYou Thank you so much for the reply would the airflow be negligible as 120mm would have 2 more fans in count or would the 140mm make the real difference?
@@whatsnext6598 no no, airflow would be good with 120mm, but since they are smaller, they have to work a little harder to blow air, so they are slightly more noisy. and always a pleasure my friend, I love helping, going to start the build video for monday now, stay tuned.
@@ThisBytesForYou Sure thank you so much. I appreciate all your help. I'll probably go with 120mm for now as it will cover the entire front and side bay.. lol... But I'll definitely check your new video.
@@whatsnext6598 thanks so much my friend, and as for noise, some people are A LOT more sensitive to it, but myself, I am usually using head phones, or since I spend the day in a server room mostly, this noise does not bother me, actually it calms me, it does not bother me at all. I am filming the last few minutes of the video now, then I have to start editing, just needed to take a breather.
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@@ThisBytesForYou I have been watching your videos all day and now I’m sorta starting to line up parts and I’ve come to the RAM. Maybe I’m not as clued in to it yet but I’m looking at the Corsair Vengeance. My eyes just can’t stop staring, lol. So, 128Gb @3600Mhz, DDR4. Is that a good frequency rating for the Asus TUF Z690 plus? It’s been so long since I’ve built. Was trying to find in the board specs online but I keep finding “128Gb” but not if the frequency matters. Sorry if this is a silly question. I’d be glad to watch another one of your videos if that’s easier. 😂✌️❤️
@@Shane_Little Well, if your going for Intel, you can go faster RAM, and mind you, I love RAM and more of everything but what will you be using your machine for?
@@ThisBytesForYou Mostly for gaming, some video editing off and on. It’s not something I NEED, just something that interests me that I’ve wanted to do for over a decade. Building a PC is really interesting to me. Admittedly, I have a small Star Citizen addiction as well. Shhh.
I think you may want to watch this video, I did a tremendous update, though I went from Intel to AMD, maybe one day I will go back to Intel, the 5900 is nice. So I did this for my workstation, went from 32Gigs to 64Gigs, 64Gigs is nice, this is also my gaming machine, I use this machine mainly for video and photo editing for this channel, 128 is nice, but its expensive overkill, check out the video and check in the comments for the memory choice, I dont recommend what you want, in Corsair I mean: ruclips.net/video/13LhFMdbtBA/видео.html
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Thank you so much my friend, I hope you have a great one . I will have another video coming out today. An unboxing, but it will lead to a build next week.
Hey, i just finished my new pc yesterday, it has a ryzen 5 3600, and a rx 6600. with some braided cables and g skill trident z rgb with a kraken x63 cooler
@@ThisBytesForYou Yep me and my friend are upgrading right now. He has a prebuilt and doesnt know much about pcs but I teach him and he watches videos. I told him to buy this Founders gtx 980 that was $235. Which was the cheapest one and was at a good price for this market, considering I bought my 3gb gtx 1060 for $250 which is worse performance, I'd say it wasn't a bad pick up for him
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Thank you so much my friend, I really do appreciate that, what a great way to start the day for me to hahah. Please do let me know if there is any other video you might be looking for, I might have it already or I may be able to make it.
@@ThisBytesForYou actually can you please make a video on how to choose the perfect hardware for my pc? I am looking forward to build a pc but can't really figure out which components should I choose.That would be a really great help
well, that is a hard one, and a generic one that I have tried to avoid because they do not seem sincere, but maybe I need to rethink things on that. Let me think about that, thank you.
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my deepcool tessserect has very less space around cpu power connector so i have to put that across the heatsink 😭.
do we have any kind of panel or card that wud make use of type c header located wd usb 3 header.
i have asus z690 tuf gaming wifi d4
@@CaptainScorpio24 you want a USB C Panel expansion card or USB3?
Thank you for all you do/have done. Learned more in this single video than I have in hundreds of others, combined. Again, thank you.
Awesome my friend, I am so very happy you enjoyed the video and found it beneficial
Very good video, I was losing my mind when I kept finding other videos and they didn’t even show where to put the wires
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Greetings from Iran 🇮🇷
You're doing a great job my friend
thank you so much my friend, I greatly appreciate your kind words
Well thanks for the help. I'm in no hurry to learn how to build a pc because it's going to be a while before i even try, maybe around income tax season. Just figure I'll keep watching videos about how to build a pc and sooner or later I'll be well recognized with all the parts and wire names, and thing's will be a lot easier. I don't think my struggle will be with installing hard drives, and CPUs and i think the wiring will be the most confusing. I prolly won't watch any videos about installing software and the Bios until i feel confident about wiring up a pc and plugging everything in.
anytime my friend, I am here for you, and in the mix up, I sent you the wrong video before, I corrected it, but I am not sure if you saw it, this will help you tons in wiring: ruclips.net/video/7SjQo7wrWq4/видео.html
When the time comes for you, please be sure to ask if you have any questions. Please be sure to subscribe and have notifications enabled, I try to release a video weekly, so I am sure I will have more than for sure will help.
Thanks so much for stopping by, checking out the videos and chatting my friend, it means the world for me and just know, I made this channel to help build your confidence in this stuff, I remember what it was to start doing this, except I didn't have the internet to help, I want to make sure everyone has the resources I didn't to make it easier for you. Thanks again.
i have asus tuf gaming z6910-plus.i have problem with sata.whjen i try to put something in it it says NO-ASCII.do you wqhat can i do? i have windows 10.
OK, when you try to put something in what, you know what you are saying, but unless you give me details, I have no idea what you are talking about. Please give me a full description of what you are doing.
I MADE A NEW PC,MOTHERBOARD-Asus z690 plus tuf 12600k cpu 3080ti gpu ram CMW32GX4M2E3200C16.and sata TeamGroup CX2 SSD 1TB 2.5'' SATA III -Samsung 870 Evo SSD 500GB 2.5'' SATA III-Samsung 970 Evo Plus SSD 1TB M.2 NVMe PCI Express 3.0-Seagate Barracuda 2TB HDD .i have windows in samsung 870 evo ssd.windows are in Greek.when i try to put steam for example it says NO-ASCII.ands says to put windows 7 or newer.and that happens both in driver.do you know what is this?
ok, recreate your windows 10 install media using this video: ruclips.net/video/C759I7DBXd8/видео.html
Great tips, love your channel.
Thank you so much for your kind words and support my friend, it means the world to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
My new motherboard is Asus ROG Maximus 790 Hero. It has two 8-pin atx 12v connectors.
My psu has one 12v cable but the end of that one cable has two 8 pin connections. Is this sufficient to connect both? Or do I need a new psu that has two separate 12v cables?
This should help ruclips.net/video/7SjQo7wrWq4/видео.html
Thanks for you're help, I'll prolly be watching all the videos i can just to try and get myself familiar with this stuff.
Good stuff my friend, so happy I could help
As usual, the manufacturer instructions were as clear as mud. I was able to connect most of the wires, but you filled in the blanks on the Fan SATA power, extra usb 3 wire and PWM cables
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This video helped a lot since I was stuck for so long, however idk if it’s cus I’m not setting it up all the way but my kraken x63 isn’t turning on? The mother board I’m using is also the Z690-A ddr4 so I thought I plugged everything in where it should be. Is there another step I’m suppose to do or did I hook it up wrong?
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. You need to make sure you have the SATA power connector connected, that provides additional power to your unit, as well as the 4Pin PWM fan header, the Pump Tach. The USB cable helps to have connect and the RGB cable for RGB lighting, so 4 cables in total, do you have those connected?
Thanks for this video it helped me understand where to put my cable and headers for my first build! Hopefully I put everything in right and it'll work🤞
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If I’m running 2x 180mm rgb case fans, 3 rgb 140mm on bottom and 1 x 120mm rgb on the back of the case, do I run those 2 case ones off the top mb spot connected to the back one and the bottom mother board rgb spot for the bottom fans? Or just daisy chain everything together? How can I make it so they all still work together through the system? Hope my question makes sense lol
either which way would work, but it all depends on the software controlling them, as long as it can handle them yes that can be together, or on separate RGB headers and all work together.
I have the same motherboard as you but not the same power supply...when you connect the 4 pin and the 8 pin epu and cpu power do you have to gonnect the 4 pin and the 8 pin or can I just do one or the other because my power supply (RM850X) does not come with a 4 pin cable AT ALL
the 4 pin aids in hardcore overclocking, its additional power, but is not needed, as long as you have an 8Pin EPS connection you are good my friend ;)
Can you show how to set up RGB with Corsair and other RGB’s like Cooler Master MF120 Halos
Sadly I dont have any Corsair or Cooler Master RGB fans, I may have some at some point but what is the manufacturer and model number of your motherboard?
such an underrated RUclipsr imo, i see so many builds only showing whats in the front but nothing in the back, i also watch alot of the popular tech YT channels like Jayztwocents, bitwit and linus tech tips and not even they do as much clearance as you do. Really great job man! Your older videos really helped me manage my first pc build and i think i've done a really good job thanks to you!
that means so much to me to hear you say that my friend, thank you so much, I do try and provide as much info as possible, and I am thrilled that my videos have helped you, Thanks so much for making my day. I do hope you are subscribed, and if you know anyone that looks for this kind of stuff, please do send them my way, it helps a ton. Thanks again.
@@ThisBytesForYou definitely will!
Thanks so much my friend.
I wish he would have said what to do if you only have two four-pin CPU power connectors and how they get connected. Do you connect one of the four-pin plugs to the eight-pin connector and if so which pins?
you could ask, and I could tell you. You have 1 cable, that has 2 four pins, and they tie together to be an 8 pin right, do you have the manufacturer and model number of your power supply?
Since you have a few high 30 series can you sell me the 2080ti for decent price?!!
Sorry bud, as cards cycle out, they go to my kids
My power Button doesnt work even though my pled should be in the right place any idea Why its not working
PLED is power LED, the light for the power button, its not the power button itself, check this video out: ruclips.net/video/k6A3MG3yJzQ/видео.html
thank you for the effort you have put into this video! i am starting my first PC build and coincidentally am using the same case and motherboard. Couldn't have lucked out more! Salute!
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. Let me know how it goes and if you need any help. This is the 2nd part by the way, the first part is the build video, then after this is the flashing the BIOS and installing windows and drivers video, so I got you covered all the way here ;)
Great vid and super helpful! Your build is very close to all the components I just purchased for my own PC, which I will be putting together shortly!
awesome my friend, so very happy you enjoyed this video and found it beneficial. Make sure to like and subscribe, Monday's video, I hope to have the bios flash, configuration, windows 10 install and driver install, so you will definitely find that interesting as well. Stay tuned my friend, and thanks so much for stopping by.
You should have the pump with the tubes down helps with noise and helps it last longer
The several thousand I have sold and built (with warranties) have never had issues and I can pretty much state with 100% certainty that you haven't seen this issue, but you've heard tons about it. I promise you my friend, no issues.
Hi ! I have exactly same build but my power supply is Corsair RM1000x.
On our motherboard you connected 8 pin cpu cable and 4 pin cpu cable.
With my RM1000x I have only 8pin cpu cable that I plugged in.
Is this fine ?
THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR A FANTASTIC VIDEO.
yes my friend, the 4pin is only for additional power to the cpu, like if you are hardcore overclocking. Without the 4Pin, you can even get away with some overclocking, but when you start adding additional voltages, then you need the 4Pin, but you should be fine. Thanks so much for your kind words and I am so very happy I could help you.
@@ThisBytesForYou oh thank you so much for a video and for answering! I build my PC yesterday following your guidance ! 🙏
@@PhonesOnaDailyBasis you are so very welcome my friend, and I am so very happy I could help you and I thank you so much for trusting in me to help you. If you have not already, please do consider subscribing, I come out with content every week (sometimes twice a week) with new things that may interest and help you, only PC related. Thanks so much for stopping by.
What can I do if I don’t have a sata drive ? Will 3 fans just not work?
A bit confused, you don't need a drive and not sure just how that fits in to fans working. Please fill in the gaps so I can help you... If you are asking for help. Maybe start by staying what you are working with and what the problem is so that I can help.
Does this still work in 2021? Love you.
Well, it's a 2022 video, so you might have to wait a week or 2 before it works ;)
Best video on cable management I've seen on the Net. Thank you!
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You're very informative and easy-to-follow presentations are perfect for neophytes like me ( THANK YOU!). I would like your thoughts on Corsair's Commander Pro + Light Node Pro vs their Commander Core XT. My build will likely have around 13 RGB fans that I would like to be able to control ( fan speed as well as lighting ). I am a bit confused by the two Corsair products ... It seems the Commander Pro + Light Node Pro provides the greatest level of control (requiring 3 sets to accommodate 13 fans?) as opposed to the consolidated Commander Core XT ( also needing 3 to accommodate 13 fans). I can't find any definitive information to help me decide which solution is best for my needs. The Core seems to be the simplest, less expensive and tidier (fewer wires and physical space) choice, but I am not sure if I am fully aware of the differences between the two solutions. THANKS IN ADVANCE!
Thanks my friend, so very happy you enjoyed my video, the way I present them and my presentation style, I do try to make it as easy as possible to understand but not 100% boring, maybe 50% haha. So, before we get to the 3, may I ask a few questions.
1. Why 13 Fans
2. In what direction do you have them flowing, intake or exhaust in Front, Back, Top, Bottom, etc
3. What motherboard manufacturer and model number do you have?
4. Do you have multiple RGB softwares installed, if so, which ones and if only one, which one?
@@ThisBytesForYou Great Questions! A1: The 13 fans ( seems like a lot to me also! ) will be placed in the Corsair Obsidian 1000D case - 8 x Corsair QL RGB 120 fans in the front fan tray (INTAKE), 3 x Corsair ML 120 fans attached to the top-mounted radiator (EXHAUST) and 2 Corsair ML 120 fans attached to a radiator on the rear of the case (EXHAUST).
A2: The motherboard is an ASUS Z690 Extreme
A3: I am still in the pre-build phase and have not installed any RGB software ( yet )... however, I would expect the primary RGB software would be Corsair's iCUE software ( I also will be using it with Corsair RGB Platinum RAM and a Corsair - iCUE H150i ELITE LCD Display Liquid CPU Cooler) . In addition to the Corsair RGB hardware, I also have the Lian Li Strimer cables for the ATX and GPU connections and the ASUS RGB components of the motherboard as well as the graphics card Asus LC 3080 TI. I *might* add if needed the ASUS Aura RGB software ( but only if needed). Finally, (whew) my control devices ( keyboard, mouse, keypad, headset and mousepad) are Razor Chroma controlled.
I will also likely toss in a couple light strips (might as well!) as they come with the Corsair Lighting Node Pro. ( not sure if I will use the Lighting Node Pro or not).
Thanks!!!!
no no, 13 might be too little for that case, haha, it is beautiful. Be aware, if you have more than 1 piece of RGB software, you will potentially have issues. I would start off with Asus' and if that does not work for you, try Corsairs as well. This is me as a techy and a geek, I have personally never reviewed it, but maybe i will, I like the CORSAIR iCUE COMMANDER CORE XT. I have heard people having issues with it, BUT, the people I hear this from, have issues with just about anything they touchy, so grain of salt and all.
now what I don't know is how multiple controllers will work out for you, then also remember, each will NEED to connect to a USB 3.0 header on your motherboard, so 2 or 3 in total. Your motherboard only has 2 USB 2.0 headers. You will not be able to use the cases usb 2.0. This means you will either need to buy a PCIE hub, for more ports or a USB 3.0 converter. There will be some challenges but I spoke to Emmy M from Corsair Live support, and she stated that 3 commander core XT's would work fine together in ICUE, I was scared on that for you, so you will be good. Please let me know how it goes, sounds very cool.
@@ThisBytesForYou Thanks so much! This is my first attempt to build an "RGB" system. My past builds have been "simple" in comparison, using only 6 single-color fans. Technology certainly evolves quickly!!! Thanks for checking with Corsair regarding the compatibility of multiple Commander Core XTs. I REALLY like the apparent "fan & light" control capabilities of the XT compared to having to combine a Commander Pro and a Light Node Pro to get the same functionality / control.
I will be sending you updates for your thoughts and suggestions. I imagine this will take (me) longer than a typical build as I can only work on the build on weekends, but it is a very exciting and enjoyable project for me. THANK YOU very very much for your GREAT content and VERY helpful channel! All the best!!
awesome my friend, so very happy I could be part of your first RGB build, and I thank you so much for your kind words. I hope the build video and this wiring video help you, I will be doing a BIOS update and config and windows install and config to release on Monday, I hope, stay tuned my friend.
I waiting for build PC gaming using motherboard X570s aorus master
coming up soon, finishing this series up, hopefully for monday, just had capture card issues
@@ThisBytesForYou ok thank you sir, i really wanna know about the 4x m.2 nvme, i hope you use all the 4x m.2 at the same time and see is there anything sata issue or not
I will try it, if I can, I have so much on my plate
how to know which end of the connectors plugs into the psu
watch the video, crazy, but a video on how to wire a PC, I think would tell how what to connect?
I built my first pc and I did all the things that I need to do. And when I always turn on my pc it keeps taking me to bios. How do I disable this
Motherboard Asus Rog strix b550 gaming (WiFi)
So that I can help, please list the manufacturer and exact model number of the following components:
1. Motherboard
2. CPU
3. RAM
4. Video Card
5. Power supply
6. Monitor.
7. Do you have ALL of the PCIE connections plugged in, and not daisy chained or pigtailed, each coming directly from the power supply?
8. Are you running through HDMI, DP, DVI, VGA, etc?
9. Liquid cooling unit
@@ThisBytesForYou I finally found the problem. So far it was a CPU fan error since I have a AIO it doesn’t read as a cpu fan. I turned off cpu fan setting and turned on the AIO setting in the bios and so far my error was fixed. Thank you and Keep it up on your beneficial videos. You need to be more recognized and Take care
good stuff my friend, thats why I had #9, if you did have a liquid cooling unit, that would happen. So very happy you got it working, and thanks so much for your kind words, it means the world to me.
@@luilopez9543 me too ! I got kraken 73 !! And it have only one cable that I plugged to AIO pump. In bios AIO pump is working and CPU fan showing off. So basically you have to switch in BIOS ignore CPU fun error.
Thank you so much you saved my life ❤
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I got a question about the front usb panel connector on 7000d.
There are two connectors on 7000d, and my motherboard Asus Z690 Pro Art only has one connector. When I connected one of those connectors, only the first two USB work.
first two or next two, depending on which on you use, you can follow it back to the front panel, but yes, that is correct but I show you the USB adapter cable I use to make all 4 work and also listed in the descrition.
@ThisBytesForYou first two, where is the video you're talking about
@@theunboxnetwork not sure, since I used the adapter, all 4 work
@ThisBytesForYou which adapter can you post link
@@theunboxnetwork like I mentioned, its in the description, but I will post it here, my amazon affiliate link: 🔥 USB 3.0 to USB 2.0 Header Adapter: geni.us/RU5qt
I'm using this same motherboard, but with the 4000D Airflow, and holy crap, I still can't get my CPU power plugged in. Got the 6 pin, but can't get the 4 pin....yet. With that heatsink and top fans in, I literally don't see how I will do it, haha. Any ideas on that one?
So there is no 6Pin for CPU power, there is an 8Pin and a 4Pin, 6Pin is for PCIE/VGA, not CPU. I dont know what liquid cooling system you are using though
@@ThisBytesForYou My mistake, I meant 8 pin and 4 pin, haha. I finally got it, I had to take one of my top case fans out right above my cooler, and I am using a Noctua air cooler. You're using that 7000D, and you can almost park a car next to the motherboard at the top, mine has hardly any room to even twist that plug around, and I'm 6'8 with huge hands, so it was definitely a challenge, lol. The 4 pin was really a pain. But I got it, hopefully it's downhill from here!
good stuff my friend... for me, I am running into issues with this next video coming up,... nightmares, I may talk about it later, issue after issue, then recording one before that, issue after issue, I am going to call it a night, I dont want to kill anything else.
@@ThisBytesForYou It's a good thing to know when to walk away for a bit, I don't always do that, lol. Have a good night.
@@jimlundquist3600 well, I kind of have no choice but to walk away, its a really bad situation... I am calling for reinforcement,... stay tuned, a quick short on it, not going into a lot of detail yet.
I'm looking at replacing my front fans with a CPU water cooler. Does the watercooler take up a lot of energy such that you need a PCIe cable? I just bought a Corsair RM850x and like the other fully modular PSU that I gave up on, it has like 4 cables labeled PCIe. I gave up on my first build. Now I am at it again :)
This particular liquid cooling unit actually never existed to sell, it was supposed to but I am nt sure what what happened, go figure. You might want to go with an Arctic 360, like I show you in this video and in the description. Also, no liquid cooling unit is powered by a PCIE cable, you only need to connect it to the AIO pump header or the CPU fan header: ruclips.net/video/J5m5WBlPkfc/видео.html
@@ThisBytesForYou Wow, you are awsome. Thank you so much
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
@@ThisBytesForYou I just sent you 3 coffees. I work at night and drink 7 or 8 a night. I built up tolerance
Thanks so much my friend, I saw it, it means the world to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
I haven't done a build in over 20 years. Your descriptions are very precise and easy to fathom. Well done my friend!!
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How are you able to have 10 fans if the motherboard only supports 7
splitters and some fans daisy chain, using my amazon affiliate link: geni.us/mPXxh1
@@ThisBytesForYou what kind of splitters did you use for your fans as I am using the same motherboard
@@franciscocortes5157 using my amazon affiliate link: geni.us/mPXxh1
So I bent the pins on my USB 3.2 things on my brand new rog strix z690-a what can I do, would that be an expensive repair at a shop,
You can bend them back if it's not too bad, I don't know if a shop will do that but do you bought it at a shop, return it, saw it doesn't work... Maybe they won't notice it.
@@ThisBytesForYou ok I will try and bend them back 1 question there’s about 6 I have to bend back if I fail and some of the pins are touching will this short my board or would there be no power then because nothing is plugged in?
No, do not turn the system on with them touching, be very careful, they are delicate
@@ThisBytesForYou may do it idk sounds risky, pc is still working… front io R.I.P for now lol
@@nostalgiaholic4874 send it in to get replaced
For this case, I would buy a USB 3.0 expansion PCIE card that provides 2 ports on the rear as well as an internal header for the 2 ports on the front. That way you get additional 4 USB 3.0 ports. Also buy a rear IO plate with 2 USB 2.0 ports that connects to the motherboard header for 2 additional ports where slow peripherals like keyboard or mouse or printer goes. Keep the second USB 2.0 header free for future RGB header or fan controller upgrade.
there are a ton of options, it all on how you want to handle it.
Thanks for your crystal clear explanation 👏 you deserve a lot man.Once again thanks for your valuable information, it helps many people to build their own PC
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it really does mean a ton to me my friend, thank you.
Would be nice it you would show what's written on all the wires, and also what's written the places that these wires are being plugged in at. I think the most difficult thing about building a pc is figuring out the proper places for the wires.
@daveyingram8934 problem with that is not all boards, cables, cards, power supplies have the same names for things, so it would make sense if you used all the same components but if you used different it would confuses you. That's why I show the connections, that won't change. But maybe this would help ruclips.net/video/7SjQo7wrWq4/видео.html
I hear what you're say but it still might be more relatable when you're trying to get a grasp on trying to build a pc.
check the video I attached, and though I feel it's irrelevant, again because the power supply I have may not say it, or yours may not say it, I will see what I can do for the next build coming soon because what you say does mater here, so I will do what I can.
@@ThisBytesForYou what attached video? how to flash the BIOS and install Windows 11? I haven't gotten that far. I figure if i don't feel confident enough to build a pc no point in trying to figure out how to set up the software. If i had all the parts to build a PC it may be more easier, and more relatable, but I'm just looking to try and make myself familiar with the parts and wires and hope things will begin to make more sense over time. Don't want to rush out and buy all the parts and feel too overwhelmed. I may start looking for videos that are just, like, how to install all the fans, or how to just install, a hard drive, or cpu, and every other part that goes into a pc build.
@@daveyingram8934 I get it my friend that's why I am here. In my first reply to you I linked up a video, it's the about all the cables on a power supply
Do I have to buy another ssd card for sata so the whole cable management works
No not at all, all you need is 1
@@ThisBytesForYou all I have is a state drive not a sata drive so I still need it
No, just 1 drive, be it a mechanical sata drive, SSD sata drive or m.2 drive, just 1 drive is needed
A non related question to the video. I have a z490 MSI MPG gaming edge wifi and a 6600 XT Red Devil. And for some reason checking with GPU Z my gpu is running at 8x 3.0 and the card supports 4.0. I updated bios I restarted the GPU and still nothing, what am I missing or doing wrong?
Yes, that is 100% correct on the 6600 XT by design is limited to x3.0 and only utilizes x8 lanes but don't worry, with the bandwidth you will not come close to saturating those lanes.
no usb power on that same motherboard
no display either
need help
So that I can help, please list the manufacturer and exact model number of the following components:
1. Motherboard - manufacturer and exact model number
2. CPU - manufacturer and exact model number
3. RAM - manufacturer and exact model number
4. Video Card - manufacturer and exact model number
5. Power supply - manufacturer and exact model number
6. Monitor - manufacturer and exact model number
Redundant I know, but many people forget to enter manufacturer and exact model number
7. Do you have ALL of the PCIE connections plugged in, and not daisy chained or pigtailed, each coming directly from the power supply?
8. Are you running through HDMI, DP, DVI, VGA, any adapters?
9. UEFI in the BIOS from Legacy. If it was set to Legacy, you will need to reinstall windows to get correct support.
10. Disable CSM in the BIOS
11. Installed latest supported chipset driver?
12. Have you disabled Fast Boot within Windows?
You're not gonna believe this 😂 didn't plug in the cpu into the pcie/ cpu in the power supply. Did that and everything worked perfectly
@@kais295 good stuff my friend and no worries, it happens.
Thank you for all the detailed steps. You're speed is perfect and you have a very soothing voice which actually help keep me calm when things are not fitting up well. lol
Subscribed!
Hahah, well thank you so much for your kind words and support my friend, it means the world to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
The only thing I'm afraid of is hooking up wires and RGB via the corsair hub
Well I show you hooking up wires and RGB, not really on the corsair hub, I only have 1 x PWM fan connected to that
Thank you so much for this! I have this exact motherboard, in the 4000D Airflow case, but most cabling is the same, especially the front panel wiring. Perfect timing for me, as I will be doing it this weekend!
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Thanks for this top video, i appreciate how you talk in normal mode and not rush through it. Mayy as well chuck this in, is there anyone who can please help me out with a socket 12 cpu? I have spent ages building my new and last build but made a mistake and spent the last of my money on the wrong motherboard which in turn i love and am going to sstick with. Just need cpu to finish the pc and get gack in contact with family and friends online. To sick to go out in public
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Thank you so much for making this video. Helped me with my son's PC more than I can say.
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Great and helpful video. As many others have said, this is a first build for me as well. The technology has changed so much since the last time 'ordered' a music production PC (10yrs ago) that videos such as this are gold for newbs like me. Wiring was my fear...although I have yet to apply power...I would like to know where to get a liquor cooler though...
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so I only caught your change because I monitor like a hawk, but we don't get notified when you make a change, so if you want a reply, please reply to my comment. For a liquid cooling unit, maybe something like this off of my newest video, this is my Amazon affiliate link for it, : geni.us/4Wttgz and here is the video: ruclips.net/video/ymZy4KnUezg/видео.html
Thanks for the video, I just bought the same mobo and processor BUT can't find a cable for the 4 pin cpu connector. I read in some forums that it might not be necessary and that the processor would work connecting only the 8 pin. Can someone shed some light on that? I put everything together and got no video signal :(
No you don't need it's it's for additional power of your overclocking, you can use the 8pin alone.
@@ThisBytesForYou Thanks! Now I have to find the real problem haha
What , what is the real problem, what issue are you having?
@@ThisBytesForYou when I finished assembling, got no video signal. Cables and monitor are ok so I thought it might be a power issue. I know I should try to remove the rams and try again.
@@pelfudo
So that I can help, please list the manufacturer and exact model number of the following components:
1. Motherboard
2. CPU
3. RAM
4. Video Card
5. Power supply
6. Monitor.
7. Do you have ALL of the PCIE connections plugged in, and not daisy chained or pigtailed, each coming directly from the power supply?
8. Are you running through HDMI, DP, DVI, VGA, etc?
9. UEFI in the BIOS from Legacy. If it was set to Legacy, you will need to reinstall windows to get correct support.
10. Disable CSM in the BIOS
Splendid
Thanks so much my friend, so very happy you enjoyed it. Which part do you feel helped you the most?
thx
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you enjoyed this video and found it beneficial.
Hello, just wanted to say thank you for this and your other videos, they gave me the confidence to finally build a gaming PC for myself.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
Muchas gracias por publicar este tipo de videos, arme mi primera PC y fue de muchísima utilidad! Muy buen video!
de nada amigo, Estoy tan feliz de que hayas disfrutado en este video.
Thank you, very informative and well done guide, takes time but keep putting out videos like this and you'll be at 50K before you know it,,
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This just became my favorite channel 👌🏼
Thank you so much my friend, it means the world to me and I am so happy you enjoy these videos. Please let me know if there is something missing you are looking for, If it makes sense I will make a video on it.
Nicely done! Your vids should be included with all mobo and psu manuals.
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This video is going to be my saving grace in a few days when I start my first build... Great content thanks very much 👍🏻
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. I have nearly 400 videos, and I come out with new videos weekly (sometimes twice a week) to help you in many different aspects of the PC to help noobs to the pros because we all started as noobs ;)
@@ThisBytesForYou thank you very much, its appreciated 🙏
@@89Mart always a pleasure my friend, it's what I am here for and I am so happy I could help.
This is such a thorough video. Appreciate it very much.
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Thankyou! This will come in handy when assembling my pc!
Awesome my friend, so very happy I could help you and you enjoyed this video, it means the world to me.
What does the green light on my motherboard nere boot mean it’s my first pc and I haven’t boot to bios yet since I have to wait to get windows ?
Well, what is the manufacturer and model number of your motherboard?
Also, you can download and install windows, just pop in the key when you get it, you get about 3 months of use without a key, check out this video on how to do that, totally legal as well ruclips.net/video/ayp8TksEtoY/видео.html
@@ThisBytesForYou MSI B560M PRO-E
Yeah it turns on and every thing turned it on it took me to bios but like I said I have to wait for windows 10 usb but I just don’t understand what the green light on the motherboard means on boot …. Please help if you can and I will totally check out that link you sent me
also, where is the light, top right, left, bottom right, left, middle right, middle left?
@@ThisBytesForYou for me it’s on the bottom where “boot” is
Is it something I should worry about it’s my first computer
well, if you don't have anything installed, or an SSD, that may happen, though usually green is good, motherboards will usually have a few lights around, not an issue. On ThisBytesForYou, I have tons of guides on how to install windows 10 or 11, how to install SSD's, how to install video cards, CPU's, liquid cooling units, down to building your computers, so this is very noob friendly, remember, we all started out as noobs, so you are good here my friend. Make sure to like and subscribe, I come out with videos weekly to help you on all sorts of PC related things.
You can read about your motherboard here,: download.msi.com/archive/mnu_exe/mb/M7D22v1.5.pdf
U R the godfather for gamers
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@@ThisBytesForYou I’m actually building my pc with ur vids right now XD so excited ur vids also simple and clear so ya thank u super very RTX much lol 😂
@@Don-tm2wh haha, awesome my friend, so happy I could help. I was going to hold off on making these types of videos for a little bit (when I finished the last video, but I have to hold off on that last video for a week) since my workstation died 2 days ago so the next build coming up is going to be for my personal workstation, where I edit all of my videos. So happy I could help you my friend.
Thanks this video is Really helpful, you are the best !
always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you enjoyed it and I thank you so much for your kind words, it means a ton to me.
Thanks! This really helped since im a new builder!
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So I thought my build was finished. However The only power I’m getting is the motherboard LED light. The graphics card lights up. Nothing else. What could that be?
So that I can help, please list the manufacturer and exact model number of the following components:
1. Motherboard
2. CPU
3. RAM
4. Video Card
5. Power supply
6. Monitor.
7. Do you have ALL of the PCIE connections plugged in, and not daisy chained or pigtailed, each coming directly from the power supply?
8. Did you watch this video to see if you had things wired correctly?
@@ThisBytesForYou yes, I was frustrated so I broke it all backdown. Come to find out it was a bad power supply cord.
yeah, that happens, happy you got it up my friend.
A very elaborate and good video, thanks
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Thank you like always amazing attention to details.
Thanks so much my friend, so very happy you enjoyed it and thanks so much for your kind words.
Very thorough as always Iggy.
Thank you so much my friend, I greatly appreciate your kind words.
Hi great video, thank you so much.
I have just bought the same case and just wanted to check should I go with 8 120MM fan or should I go with 6 140MM (including front & the side mounting, also I'm planning to go with ML120 or ML 140 pro as I don't need that much for RGB). My objective is to achieve better air flow and keep the case & component cool. Would really appreciate your reply...
thanks for your kind words. I would recommend 140mm as the larger fans will be able to achieve more airflow, better temps with less noise, even though it is 2 less fans all PWM controlled.
@@ThisBytesForYou Thank you so much for the reply would the airflow be negligible as 120mm would have 2 more fans in count or would the 140mm make the real difference?
@@whatsnext6598 no no, airflow would be good with 120mm, but since they are smaller, they have to work a little harder to blow air, so they are slightly more noisy. and always a pleasure my friend, I love helping, going to start the build video for monday now, stay tuned.
@@ThisBytesForYou Sure thank you so much. I appreciate all your help. I'll probably go with 120mm for now as it will cover the entire front and side bay.. lol... But I'll definitely check your new video.
@@whatsnext6598 thanks so much my friend, and as for noise, some people are A LOT more sensitive to it, but myself, I am usually using head phones, or since I spend the day in a server room mostly, this noise does not bother me, actually it calms me, it does not bother me at all. I am filming the last few minutes of the video now, then I have to start editing, just needed to take a breather.
awesome video
Thank you so much my friend, so happy you enjoyed it.
Thank you.
ALways a pleasure my friend, so very happy you enjoyed this video and found it beneficial.
Nice as always
Thank you so much my friend, so very happy you enjoyed it.
Love it
Thanks so much my friend.
Thank you for this. This is exactly what I want to do and same board as well. Glad I found you!
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@@ThisBytesForYou I have been watching your videos all day and now I’m sorta starting to line up parts and I’ve come to the RAM. Maybe I’m not as clued in to it yet but I’m looking at the Corsair Vengeance. My eyes just can’t stop staring, lol. So, 128Gb @3600Mhz, DDR4. Is that a good frequency rating for the Asus TUF Z690 plus? It’s been so long since I’ve built. Was trying to find in the board specs online but I keep finding “128Gb” but not if the frequency matters. Sorry if this is a silly question. I’d be glad to watch another one of your videos if that’s easier. 😂✌️❤️
@@Shane_Little Well, if your going for Intel, you can go faster RAM, and mind you, I love RAM and more of everything but what will you be using your machine for?
@@ThisBytesForYou Mostly for gaming, some video editing off and on. It’s not something I NEED, just something that interests me that I’ve wanted to do for over a decade. Building a PC is really interesting to me. Admittedly, I have a small Star Citizen addiction as well. Shhh.
I think you may want to watch this video, I did a tremendous update, though I went from Intel to AMD, maybe one day I will go back to Intel, the 5900 is nice. So I did this for my workstation, went from 32Gigs to 64Gigs, 64Gigs is nice, this is also my gaming machine, I use this machine mainly for video and photo editing for this channel, 128 is nice, but its expensive overkill, check out the video and check in the comments for the memory choice, I dont recommend what you want, in Corsair I mean: ruclips.net/video/13LhFMdbtBA/видео.html
FUN to watch your videos brother, thanks for your time..
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@@ThisBytesForYou same here ,appreciate your time and knowledge you share with us..keep up the good work.. THANKS
Thank you so much my friend, I hope you have a great one . I will have another video coming out today. An unboxing, but it will lead to a build next week.
Hey, i just finished my new pc yesterday, it has a ryzen 5 3600, and a rx 6600. with some braided cables and g skill trident z rgb with a kraken x63 cooler
good stuff my friend
@@ThisBytesForYou yea i got it for christmas but i put all my money towards the gpu but it still wasnt enough it was half the price of the 560 dollars
yeah sadly the price of gpu's is stupid right now,... no end in sight, which is scary, so happy you got one.
@@ThisBytesForYou Yep me and my friend are upgrading right now. He has a prebuilt and doesnt know much about pcs but I teach him and he watches videos. I told him to buy this Founders gtx 980 that was $235. Which was the cheapest one and was at a good price for this market, considering I bought my 3gb gtx 1060 for $250 which is worse performance, I'd say it wasn't a bad pick up for him
good stuff my friend, sadly, yotube has made it difficult for me to respond... opening up a case now.
This man's a life saver
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@@ThisBytesForYou you deserve every single bit of that my friend
Thank you so much my friend, I really do appreciate that, what a great way to start the day for me to hahah. Please do let me know if there is any other video you might be looking for, I might have it already or I may be able to make it.
@@ThisBytesForYou actually can you please make a video on how to choose the perfect hardware for my pc? I am looking forward to build a pc but can't really figure out which components should I choose.That would be a really great help
well, that is a hard one, and a generic one that I have tried to avoid because they do not seem sincere, but maybe I need to rethink things on that. Let me think about that, thank you.
Is the 7000d similar to the 5000d just larger?
yes, and you can see the 5000D here as well, ruclips.net/video/13LhFMdbtBA/видео.html