We FIXED a DEAD CPU!!
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Pulled a Linus and dropped your CPU? Got a couple busted pins and want to fix them? Want to save a whole lot of money? We got you fam, we walk you through the process of fixing a Ryzen 3700x with broken pins and get it up and running again. Big thanks to Zettabit. lab and their video: lmg.gg/aHAAH
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"slow is smooth, smooth is fast"
Ten minutes later
*Furiously turns up heat to speed up resoldering*
Someone hard-cut this
Linus: sush you
That's ten edited minutes. He put more effort than he anticipated on this project
Trying to solder CPU pins at 350 with just heatgun was unrealistic from the start. With bottom heater at 150 - yeah, maybe.
Time line?
Linus: "THERE IT IS, YA KNOW HOW YOU CAN TELL?"
Me: "Cuz a quarter of the cpu looks like it was set on fire?"
g code lmaoooo
Now to run memtest, cinebench and ida64 etc to test it long term and see if it spits out errors
😂😂😂🤣
No? oh
I suddenly realise why he had a sort of melt down on the 10mil stream, this video might have been the one to do it.
I dropped my first CPU when I was a teen and literally half the spikes were flat. I spent hours pushing them all up with a safety pin and plugged it in and have never been so shocked when it worked.
That was either a good sound or a bad sound.
How long ago was this?
Good job for fixing it!
After over a year he finally convinced me to buy a water bottle and it is the best water bottle I have ever owned
Did Linus himself deliver it to you?
@@zerorequiem6016 imagine if linus went from one house to another trying to sell rgb water bottles
@@ugdubugdu hey kid, want some rgb?
@@ugdubugdu trick or treat
@Dreamy E E so it is true a 3090 has enough horsepower to run a van
Linus: it's pretty simple. All you need is a cytoplasmic crystalized metal from the core of Jupiter.
Ooooohh that’s how you do it I used the electromagnetic rocks from the star Vega
@@siegva4607 It's a simple mistake a lot of people make I've even heard of people using ionized cytoplasm from the out skirts of Neptune but radiation would cause the schematic to fail.
@@siegva4607 This is the alternative if you have a tight budget
@@user-gj1gj3gi1o I've heard people using radioactive ionized hydro-sulphate from the inner core of the sun
@@beechass4451 Dude, just use electromagnetic radioactive ionized peroxyacetyl nitrite from the star Shurnarkabtishashutu
When i was 16 i begged my parents to let me build my own computer and not buy one from the market, they didnt trust me because they thought it was only done by pc expert and i wasnt one but still at the end they agreed.
when everything was shipped to house i was so happy and started to assemble everything with my 13 yo brother.
We spent our whole afternoon on it and after loooong time of build i couldnt properly fit the cpu cooler.
Later i realised that the cpu couldnt get in the socket because i had bent one pin forcing the cooler on top of it.
I felt like heartbroken and terrified because i had to tell my parents i broke the most expensive piece...
my brother told me lets try to repair the pin with a tweezer and it fkn worked
happiest day of my teenage no joke
I'm short your parents were right 😅
@@TheSanien you are short
@@spicyboy8484 woooosh
Spicy Boy I care tho
@@itsboneless5337 nope
Ethan be like : 'Yo gimme back my cpu '
Scammed the fuck out of him, make thousands off this and only gave him some shorty merch
@@braiden7524 so true lol 😂😂😂
@RezenVe low-key I understand he is a businessman and all that but he could easily give him like a frickin intel 9th gen and still make hella profit
@RezenVe more like 20k with sponsors
Ethan looking for faulty CPUs: 'Wanna trade it for some LTT Merch' ?
"If RPG's have taught me anything, more skills, even if you have no idea what they're for yet, are always worth putting at least a few points into" -Linus 2020
i love how this started out so professional and hopeful and by the end it's just pure chaos
thats what my exams are like
ye he started of gently then put it on 450
@@nene_plays_rblx288 if we're gonna be honest, 450 is the only real way to do it.
Poor Nicholas...
lumpes
This was a 22 minute emotional roller coaster ride.
Stupid, it's 21 minutes and 54 seconds
@@Aaron-oq9py r/wooooosh
@@Aaron-oq9py Forgive me I regret it
@Drone No, 22 minutes, because he cried 6 seconds after the video
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What you're experiencing in this video, I experienced at age 12 - albeit with an iron rather than hot air station. Persistence leads to great things, though. Those bad experiences led to perfecting my soldering technique over the years, and I now routinely solder things even smaller with an iron - and it is easy!
Soldering 0402 with an iron be like
Amazing
At the beginning of this video I thought “Man the guy is gonna feel real stupid about giving them his CPU if it’s such an easy fix”
16 minutes in and I think the guy has every right to feel like a genius for getting rid of that CPU
Linus: "And now we're going to add a little bit of flux"
Louis: **heavy breathing**
I'm really waiting for a Louis video about this XD
THE BIGGER THE GLOB THE BETTER THE JOB
Have you learned NOTHING from Louis....
Linus has 2 left hands and neither one is good :)))
Linus did not apply the necissary megapaul of flux
'we need moar flux'
That other guy somewhere in NYC:
*Hickups*
'I feel a Strange pull to Northwest..'
Nearly spilled my beer.
The bigger the blob the better the job!
more flux = better.
The PROPER amount of flux
*pulls out the 1kg flux container*
Seeing how frustrated he got, then how excited he was when it worked is like therapy
7:55 "So now we're gonna put the mask on for real"
*_Foreshadowing intensifies_*
"Accidents happen"
_shows Dennis kicking a TV intentionally_
But... denny is cool
You watched the same video? Me too!
LOOOOL I said pretty much the same thing before I scrolled through the comments 😂😂 great minds amirite
Maybe Dennis is the accident.
Nzack someone else put the hole in the wall, i think Dennis didn’t want to knock the TV off the table
Props to AMD for having a CPU capable of withstanding Linus's torture
@Windows 10 actually both are correct
@Windows 10ok boomer
@Windows 10 I'm sorry. I use you on a day-to-day basis, and please accept my apology.
Windows 10 ur 5
@Windows 10 You need parent permission to be on google without being over 13!
Years ago I was building a PC with older parts and I mean really old parts from the 90's. The CPU I wanted to use was a Pentium 166Mhz. The pins on the bottom were bent up though. So I went and sat next to a table with a lamp, took the lamp shade off and help the CPU below the lamp and started working on the pins with a tooth pick. I got them pretty straight and the CPU worked.
Do u know how thunder is "Donner" in german? I thought that that was the joke of "now we just need the donor. timestamp: 4:03
In Afrikaans too
@@sweeflyboy i dont think thats a coincidence tbh
In french its "to give" so its even funnier when he said "Give me the donor" which is interesting as well.
Alternate title: Watching Linus lose his sanity for 20 minutes.
I was so into it didnt even realize it was 20 mins long lmao
the warranty was void the moment the pins were broken
Engineer gaming
engineer gaming
give me my pfp back
So this is what they shot the day Linus made his "Thinking of Retiring" vlog.
He said that there is a lot of talented people at LMG so they could keep going without him... BuT iS tHIs a COmpATiBle mOtheRoArd? NicOLaAaAaaS!!
I was literally thinking the same thing 😂😂
Nicholas pushed him to the brinck
My thoughts exactly 😂
He is so fake when filming videos
Replaced a motherboard because my first mobo was faulty. Bought z590 and splurged on a new case, and I had lots of help on the first time I built it because nerves. Over shot the thermal paste by a million and it squished out all over the mf mobo. Didn't know, booted it, nothing. Took cpu out, cleaned the hell out of it, picked thermal paste out of all the pins, cleaned everything as best I could, plugged back in, nothing. Pulled it back out, recleaned and noticed bent CPU pins. Thought I was fkd, so I got a toothpick and started bending pins back at like 4 am... put it back it, booted it, and it worked. Shocked.
I'm late but it should be mentioned that whether you're using an iron or hot air, it can actually be easier to overheat components if the heat setting is too *low*, because you're applying that heat for much longer and thus it has more time to spread out into the parts that you don't want heated.
"A magnifying light like this would be ideal"
15 minutes later
f**k this light
lol
Nellynor MS3 I think he was talking about the lights for filming
I have tried to straighten pins on a CPU and you need a magnifier and a light - but working up close like that on such small items THOSE same magnifier and lights can easily get in the way!!!
Love how they left that in
This episode should've been named "Nicholas' Last Day." 😆
if ur boss screaming you're name with angry tone ur done
You know... Linus hasn't said to anyone "you're fired" lately.... I feel like he should of done it this video. Lol
@@warmon6 should've*
I believe Nicholas fixed those pins when camera was off ;)
@J M do you mean incorrigible? I'm not sure "encourageable" is a proper word and certainly wouldn't be a weird one if it was, as it's clear meaning would be "able to be encouraged".
This was interesting to watch. I do a bit of repair myself and I never thought to try doing a CPU before. I would have to e high heat low air speed. That being said having the right tips would have helped a lot
I used to fix Intel Pentium 4 CPUs pins back days.. It was difficult actually.. but I enjoyed watching you did it..
"I wonder why Linus wants to retire"........
NICOLASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Kyle Kitzul did anyone call my name?
Yeah he should stop employing morons
Reflowing is difficult because of the unleaded solder that amd is using? Louis rossmann always cleans the pads then applies leaded solder because it has a lower melting point. I think
It’s why he can’t retire.
Nicholas Brooks no bitch ass
“Accidents will happen”
*Shows Dennis karate kicking a tv*
Yeah, “accidents”.....
hes the accident
tbf i think they said for him to kick it cause the title is "kickproof monitor"
There was the one where he had some kingston hyperx 4gb sticks...threw it across the room
The accident was the dent on the wall later i think
Lol i just commented something like this
Whew...that was one hell of a rollercoaster repair job .... and I'll say well done ...cause he did not smash stuff in frustration.
bro that feeling of fixing something that felt impossible.
I was addicted to that. *was*
"That's not enough flux"
Louis Rossmann
That is what was going through my mind when I saw Linus applying the flux.
The bigger the gob, the better the job!
😂😂
Exactly who I was thinking of. Damn, the amount of flux they go through.
As much as I hate it when he shits a ton of flux over everything, doing that has saved my arse more than once.
"A little bit of flux...."
You've learnt nothing from Louis Rossmann
Exactly what I was thinking extra flux is not going to hurt anything.
Exactly what i thought, but leaving the flux there after soldering is not good idea though some flux are more conductive than others especially if it hasn't been warmed up 😅
Don't delay, buy today!
Louis cleans off the excess flux before powering anything up.
He needed at least 3 more micropauls of flux
I felt you there, first major Airsoft gearbox rebuild took me to 4am. Worth it
More videos with Nicholas please. LOL I enjoyed the way he made your steps 100 percent harder than they needed to be. You might not enjoy that, but we do as the audience.
'Something happens'
Linus: NICOLASSSSSSSS
I don't like that
What's the matter? I just like to piss off Linus
Dinkelberg
"Just a little bit of flux"
*Sad Louis Rossmann noises*
When I saw that, I was, like, that is not the right amount of flux.
When Linus brought in flux and SMD machine, I waited for Louis to jump right in to frame and knock Linus out. Jokes apart Louis will repair it so good that AMD will take notes about how to repair broken CPUs
@@FactoryofRedstone EXACTLY my first thought too 😁
Louis is still making sad noises after watching this..
"That is a Linus amount of flux"
7:59 “little bit of flux” Not sure if it’s just me but he sounds kinda like gru from despicable me
I was looking for this comment lol
He really does
Gru?
@@xeno8956 he’s the big fat bald dude
I have been doing this for more than 10 years and have built an apparatus with which I can put individual pins in a hot syringe cannula where the pin fits right in and can thus place the pin where it is missing, hands-free. In this way, it is possible to heat this one PIN so much that it melts the soldering paste without the risk of other PINs being unsoldered or touched. Once the soldering paste has melted, I turn off the soldering iron on the cannula (basically a normal soldering tip in which I have drilled a hole in which the cannula is inserted) and wait until the CPU is cold again. In addition, the base board material is not charred, so my repaired CPUs cannot be distinguished from unprocessed ones. Perfect results with a centered and 90 ° position of the PIN.
Alternative Title: Watch Linus descend into insanity.
666 Likes, I don't want to ruin it 😂
*shakes fist in the air*
"NIIIICHOOOLAASSS!"
The excitement at the end just makes me smile
Hi, I find a very easy way, to fixing the bent pins. If you use an
unloaded mechanical pencil (with the little metal tube in the end), you
will be do all of this extremly easy (if you have steady hands) and for
bonus you can fix the pins, that bent in the middle. All you need to do,
just load the the pins in the tube and bend to the right place. I did it with an athlon 64 x2 (sorry 4
bad english).
"You need a magnifying lite like this one...."
20 min later
"Get this f****** light away so i can actually see something!" XDDD
*fucking
@@Cpt_John_Price fuckin'
@@Cocxy69 fckn
*light
elrohirtinuviel this made me smile. thank you for reminding me
“You know how you can tell? Cause there’s a whole bunch of pins that are taller than the other one!”
Gee Linus, there also could be a chance we spotted the brown burnt flux spot covering 30% of the CPU.
That burnt can be fake for sure dude :D
@@aknzortuk4027 Trust me, it's not. Those blowers are hot as fuck, i've made burns on a couple of PCB's before by holding them in one place for too long
i mean if he didnt show the taller pins people would just say he got another processor, put flux on a corner of it and burnt the flux up and wiped residue off
@@verticiant3501 That's true. Didn't think of that
666 likes lmfao
YEA THE good old method (jam a piece of metal in the socket) worked for me several times.... and never had any complain
I remember i bent some pins on my old AM2 athlon and bend it back ant worked like a charm. Still have that cpu
Watching this totally and utterly unprofessional pin repair gave me the confidence to do this myself in the future.
Thanks Linus
PS. Next video intel socket pin repair?
He has done one of those 1 to 2 years ago I believe
That's BGA rework tier stuff. If you can't bend it back you gotta replace the whole socket.
If its already broken you cant really fuck it up, thats my way of looking at things.
@@jesuslightsmyway But you could further destroy it when the possibility of repair exists!
Definitely Motherboard socket pin repair
"Dead CPU? Try this!!"
Me, watching all the struggles of the past 20 minutes: *"No, I don't think I will"*
Edit: changed title
If you can make it work, a few hours of frustration is worth the $210 to replace the cpu.
@@jimellis1496 well yes I understand the value of getting it completed, but if my boi Linus is having this much of a struggle then there's no hope for my shaky hands and lack of dexterity
$210 assuming you already have the equipment and parts.
@@ErebuBat That air heat gun will be atleast $100 I think.
Would have been better if he had a smaller nozzle to concentrate the hot air which would require a lower temp
I love that sudden realisation of the soldering maskXD.
Okay i was not prepaired for the frustration but i feel your pain manXD. Everything just keeps on working against you but in the end you persevered and won:D.
That was a journey. I remember back in the 90s, I'm at my new workplace and during a conversation they picked up that I was "into computers". One of my new colleagues was a tinkerer who had bought an intel 286 powered IBM PC 15 years earlier.... taken it to pieces to "learn how they work", and had ended up with a pile of components dumped in a box in his loft for 15 years. He brought the box in the following day and by trial and error 2 hours later (they covered for me while I was reassembling this PC) I had the joyous pride of being able to call my new found friend back into the store room and reintroduce him to the now fully functioning PC he had destroyed 15 years earlier. The look of relief and disbelief on your face after resusitating that CPU immediately reminded me of that moment.
As Louis Rosmann says
"The bigger the blob, the better the job!"
Louis would be freaking out at Linus for this. lol
I believe that is AvE. Louis would just face palm at Linus.
Notice how he finally got the pins to stay once he put a lot of flux???
There's no such thing as too much Flux
1 milliPaul of flux, just the right amount.
tomorrow on ebay:
"slighly burnt 3700x - turns on and works"
Probably on kijiji cuz they're canadian
beta play no need to be so specific eBay is to second hand selling as Kleenex is to tissues
that hot-air rework station needs a narrow tip for more precise heat direction
They were getting stuck to that pin guide thing by all of the flux so you need to lift it off while it's still hot. Gave it a good real world test with it being inserted and removed multiple times though!.
Well done, Linus.
"...too much flux."
**Louis Rossmann has entered the chat.**
Thinking the same thing..
Their is never enough flux.
"The bigger the glob, the better the job" - Louis 20always
more flux les chance of fucking up
only 20 nanopauls tho
**Linus has left the ppbus**
Linus: Warns about touching hot surfaces
also Linus: Proceeds to touch hot surfaces
" Do as I say not as I do " _ linus
@@Mohamed-iw2ow I was 'bout to say that
my first thought was him saying "slow and steady" for a reason to keep the temps low while soldering.. turn that shit up! Also why didn't he clean it before plugging it in ahhhh!!!!???
it might not be a bad idea to look up the pin layout of the board you wanna replace and taking a pin from an unused area of your CPU, its jankier but also the pins would be the right size and if you do it right it can end out being cleaner
I've a few times where the damn solder just wouldn't freaking melt. In most of the cases I just needed to replace the batteries in my soldering pen. Other times it was actually the old solder on the board due to a coating on it that prevented it from melting.
“Accidents will happen” A statement coming from a man who dropped a Xeon worth 10k
on what video did he do that?
@@izumi2165 the $100000 pc, dont know which part but not in the first 3 parts
Yup, Mine was frustrating more than anything, But not to that LARGE OF A SCALE!!!!!!!
Who cares
ur mom
Nicholas: "Lets Go ,Linus, in and out, 20 minute adventure"
Linus: ARRRGGGHH
You son of a bij, I'm in!
Oh i promise you this was over an hour in the making
Ah jeez
*Buurrrpp*, look Morty i turned us into a youtube comment
*6 days later*
my very first pc build, 2021.
bent like 7-9 pins on a ryzen 5 3600.
one pair of tweezers later, and it WORKS
I actually sold it soon after
Both 2 i7 processors from ebay and the pins where bent only noticed when the cpu was not slotting in. Had to eyeball it and straighten out with my finger nail, fortunately I went slow and steady and none broke off. Stress Tested the cpu all worked out in the end.
Nicholas: The greatest Tech prankster that ever existed
I find your lack of confidence in him disturbing
@Darth Vader Hello future me.
I am your father
1k comment liker😎
Dude! Me and nick would've had to throw hands when the camera stopped filming.
Linus: "As long as I'm still having fun, I'm not going to retire."
Linus retirement party coming tomorrow guys!!!
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Yes
Well loosening-up seems to have led him to improve his acting skilz.......
Or Not.....
I just wanted to drop by and say a massive thank you! Your video not only saved my CPU but also helped me keep my sanity during a stressful moment. Your tips are absolute lifesavers. Cheers for sharing your knowledge and making these helpful videos. Much appreciated ( The cooler got stuck to the CPU)
I'm surprised this video helped you considering he failed to fix the CPU and he spread tons of ignorant terrible misinformation. First of all those metal plates with holes in them that he was using to hold the loose pin in place that he kept referring to as "Solder Masks". Yeah those are actually called Re-balling stencils.... Solder mask is a paste/gel that cures to a solid under UV light and is used for covering exposed traces/pads on circuit boards. A reballing stencil which is what he was actually using is not at all designed for straightening bent pins or aiding in soldering pins back on a CPU. The purpose is in the title, they are for reballing chips that have solder balls on them instead of contact pins. The fact they lined up with the pins on the CPU is nothing more then a dumb coincidence. They are literally used for matching up to the pattern on a balled chip. You then spread solder paste over it filling in all the holes and then you heat it up with a hot plate or hot air station and the solder paste melts and turns into solder balls on a chip.
You should not rust videos on youtube as actual facts and should always do your own research. Not to be a hater but Linus is not a actual expert nor does he really even know about half the stuff he demonstrates in his videos. You gotta understand for the most part, he just walks on set and reads a script someone else wrote and usually has no knowledge, skills or experience about things he gives lessons on. Gone are the days of youtubers posting videos of things they are actually skilled in or knowledgeable about. LTT is a business and they aim to post as many videos as possible about as many topics as possible to make money. Not because they have knowledge or skills they want to share with the world. I guarantee if you tested Linus on topics and subjects hes talked about in previous videos he would get most of it wrong or not remember at all. And again thats because hes not actually knowledgeable or skilled in these kind of things. He has a writer that googles information, writes a script, he maybe proof reads it and then starts filming. If you want actual good information and tips about soldering and CPU repair watch an actual expert who does it for a living. Not Linus and his team who researched and made a video about it in a single afternoon.
Linus is me whenever I try to fix literally anything.
Linus: “Nicolas, your only way out of this is for the audience to just love how much you’ve been messing with me for the last 45 minutes.” (12:25)
Audience: “Yes”
Linus: "X470 is not compatible out of the box!"
Nicolas: "It isn't?"
Me: Thinking about the sentence in your comment.
Tip to Linus: If you're going to say something like that you're giving an incentive for them to f*ck you over.
I can only speak for myself here but i very much did not like it
(That Evening)
Linus: "Guys I'm thinking about retiring"
"You can fix this with stuff you have at home".
*Pulls out stuff literally no one has at home*
Like a dad?
@@smittenmeteor6315 O O F
There's no cure 4 that burn.
@@smittenmeteor6315 Tabum bam XD
@@sanyone1659 what?
Just clear up contact pad and for each pin, apply a little bit of solder then attach it to the contact pad with tweezers and heat it with soldering iron. Seat and place your elbows on desk so they wouldn't shake. It is way much easier than doing it with heater and mask. And anyway you should clear both pins and contact pad from old solder before and apply tiny bit of new. And one more tip - use something like tin-lead solder because it melts at something 180-190 celsium. It is just better cause you would apply less heat to unit.
Patience and Faith.good work Joe@...
New drinking game....Take a shot every time Linus squeals.
Shot every time he says Nickolas
Ayy marvin
We'd be hammered. LOL
take a shot every time he drops something seems more productive imho!
Yep lets do that then get the vodka boys
It's important to show the frustration and failures when doing DIY or repair work.
Excellent video.
@@HelloKittyFanMan. I guess this video is mainly repair work, but I watch DIY stuff too and knowing how things go wrong is entertaining and shows how real things can get.
@@HelloKittyFanMan. okay, I see what your getting at now.
DIY might not always be repair work but Repairing includes DIY.
@@HelloKittyFanMan. you're a freak bro get a new hobby
It would be better if he actually knew what he was doing.
i actually did this too but with an socket 2 athlon so you could just take a pair of tweezers and bend them pins straight
@17:50 - Channeling Young Frankenstein - "It's alive!!!" Thank you for making me laugh, and a very nice demonstration of what tenacity, tools, and never say quit attitude can accomplish. Oh, I learned some things from watching, so that's a plus :-).
Love how he's becoming more relaxed and just doesn't hide the frustration and language now
14:50
Starts off cheerful like Mr Rogers but goes down hill.
But I feel like I'm watching TV; this is a really good channel, awesome story and production I am so impressed 😍
"Think I put too much flux..."
NONSENSE! THE BIGGER THE GLOB THE BETTER THE JOB!
i see louis rossmann viewer here
He haven't seen rosman use flux.
store.rossmanngroup.com
@@fluffehgamer4712 I'm aware of that. Why do you think I reacted to this comment.
@@jay22alco Rossmann*
I didn't knew this could be done like this. I mean, I didn't have these tools, but hey. Back then my almost 70 years father held the magnifying glass, and I held CPU and needle in my hands. The problem with mine was that the bent pins were in the middile, so when I tried to push bent ones to side, to return them in correct position, I bent the good ones... Some fell off, like five. After a lot of stress, yelling swearing, giving up, I managed eventually, to align them as they should be but I was afraid of the worst. Turns out as you said, those were grounds or some reserved. The funniest thing is, it's AMD Phenom XII, you know, the one with secret two other deflected cores that shouldn't be working (i didn't knew this when we were buying the PC). Well hey, they work on mine! I OC'd it on around 3.5 ghz stable (3.2 ghz stock two cores) and it runs for about... five years now? Once I came home and my GPU was literally melting (AMD Radeon 5670 1GB Sapphire) GPU fan was melted and AMD Catalyst was saying that the temp of the GPU was 102c . I bought my PC in like, 2010 and I still use it. And I play Planetside 2 with it too. Cheers!
I've probably watched hundreds of your videos and this is the one that made me subscribe lol
ME: Mom, can we have Anthony??
MOM: No, we have Anthony at home.
Anthony at home: Nicholas.
This
*shitty RUclips comment*
What's up with these unfunny, stupid "conversations" in every comment section?
Guys, calm down. This is a RUclips comment section on a random daily video from another tech channel. No one cares, we are all just cruising and having fun...
@@mccalejk2 anti memer. get him boys
Head cannon:
Linus makes this video takes a break, goes home live streams "I am thinking about retiring"
this makes so much sense
bro this was my exact thought! If this video wasn't done before that stream, then he'll surely retire after making this.
Lmao this is definitely something that would push someone over the edge. However he did get the satisfaction of great success at the end though so maybe it would offset all the frustration.
skul gun
I wouldn't blame him lmao
I once got my Pins bend because the paste sticked so much to the cooler so i pullt out my cpu with the coole out of the socket...but i watched this video before and it helpt sooo much ! thank you ! i could not buy another new ryzen 5
Nicholas must be feeling like an absolute chaos god with this video
I’m getting the same cpu tomorrow, and my name is Ethan. *sweats nervously*
Oh god.. TIME TRAVEL!?
Velldurnsblackwolf I’m getting it tomorrow to and my name is Nathan
ねこぱら (Nekopara)?
@@tachankaisop3329 what with that?
@@sleepyblade I was talking about velldurnsblackwolf's profile pic
"You'll need a good set of tweezers"
Fully expected this to be a shot at The Verge build!
I expected a burn aimed directly at Linus .....
14:33 I would definitely buy a motherboard called the “ROG Crosshair F**king X570” 😂
the motherboard shenanigans were pretty funny, why would i lie
- Nicholas was fired after the making of this video.
RIP
O he probably didn't understand because he uses Intel 😂
Ethan here,
Yeet, I finally made it into an LTT vid (sorta)
Only had to break a CPU for it T_T
Nice work buddy
Prove it
Don't worry bud, linus still has ya beat ;)
How much merch is a broken cpu worth? 🤔
How much merch did you get for it
5:50 the skill of advertising 😂
I just love how Linus makes tiny noises when he was soldering lol
Linus: "Don't touch it when it's hot"
Also Linus: *touches the hot CPU*
guess you havent seen electroboom
Do what i say, not what i do
Also Linus: "Ow, ow, ow, ow ..."
*"Do as I say, not as I do"*
Maybe he should made video together with ElectroBoom xD
Heh someone needs to get Rossmann to see this.
He might actually cry.
he'll see it. trust me.
No, don't show this to Rossmann, or he'll have a mental breakdown.
"That's wrong....no....what....why would you....what ....are.....*brain explodes*"
I think it would go nicely with all the Right-to-Repair stuff Louis been focusing recently.
i think he'd love it. dude learning the frustration and subsequent joy of what is essentially board-level repair
Great video Linus. I feel your pain. This is reminiscent of the repairs I attempt. It's a lot more funny when it isn't happening to me.
"Place the pins off to the side to cool." Which for items that tiny would take about 500 milliseconds.
I learned a long time ago to never say, "yeah, that should be a quick fix" when referring to a computer lol
lol had the same thing when my gpu was to long for my case and I had to saw a part of my case....
not ever. lol
That's so true from hardware problem to software one's, no single problem has been there which was a QUICK frick fix
Or anything else. Lmao
You think computers are bad try working on cars. "It should take me about 1 hour babe" 3 hours later "so I finally got the part off now I just have to install the new one"
Linus: "Is this the right temperature?"
Nicholas: "Yea"
Linus: "I'm going up." *Proceeds to make the unit go hotter than the sun.*
snol
*escanor intensifies*
the Sun is still cold in South Carolina now
Tried building my first PC on my own after ordering all the parts, even had the same CPU. Dropped it on the table and 11 pins got bent. Thank god I knew someone with the skills to fix it, otherwise I would've been SOL.
the first half of this i was thinking "thats not going to work.." glad you figured it out lol