Plz roast Jeremy, thx 👇 EDIT: People love making assumptions in these videos: 1. His display drivers were DDU'd and installed off camera. 2. This video and the PC were 100% real. All of this was improv and his system had looked like this for several months. 3. I honestly have no idea about that AIO sticker LOL. Valid point of concern (though it obviously won't hurt anything as it's on top of the block). I've asked him to double-check but he's too lazy to open it up and look. 4. Jeremy's camera skills are shaky as hell, yes, but the state of his PC is by no means an indication of his work ethic or editing quality. 5. Jeremy isn't poor. Thanks for watching! :-)
@@Zzz-j2f Some NZXT cases are actually really nice! I guess coming from an open build, it needed a transparent/tempered glass at least to retain the personality. Just my silly opinion, who am I to judge? :)
Looking forward to seeing more Jeremy banter. There is something appealing about the cases with huge front intake fans, a little tlc and that case could be a decent platform. That ending is gold haha!
1:27 Little clue from a former military helicopter pilot : if the number of blades on a fan is an odd number and if they are not symetrical, it breaks resonance and cancels a significant part of the vibrations (No joke, look at the rear rotors of modern attack helicopters) 😂😂😂
Great vid. Love the more off-the-cuff personality, was definitely laughing out loud more than once. The quick text additions from Jeremy in editing were a nice touch too
It’s like that show where people with ocd who are clean freaks get placed in some hoarder’s home and have to clean the place. Man I couldn’t stop laughing through the whole video. Truly deserved a separate video. Also a warm welcome to the editor!
I clean my PC maybe every other year (except dust filters when they start changing color (speaking of which, NAS seems to need a wiping) or when hardware gets installed), but I'd never run a build like that. :D
Already loving the new vibe, having another on/behind screen character really changes the dynamics and gives you more to work with. Feels more relatable with the banter. Loving it
It was surely gonna be a great episode when it was revealed the man just slipped in the fan between the heat sinks of his cpu cooler as if it was a special seat lmao
It's the Thermaltake Core V21, it's my current case and it's pretty easy to build and work in (though I do still have and use all the side panels), plus 2 of the 3 removable side panels are mesh with magnetic side panels, so it's got great airflow and doesn't get very dirty inside. now that said I did actually buy my case at a Micro Center instead of grabbing the case off the side of the highway or whatever it is Jeremy did to that case
I think this one's actually the V1, which is just the slightly smaller V21. One of my favorite cases of all time, it's a total disgrace to see one like this lmfao.
Got the V1 variant here, had a hell of a time fitting my Sapphire nitro RX 570 in it, I had to remove the backplate and then fit it back on once the card was inside of the case. Otherwise it's pretty damn nice to build in and the thermals are canny too once you fit two 80mm fans at the back.
Welcome to the team Jeremy, to roast you is to know you, and since I am never judgemental I will say that there is nothing wrong with a bit of dust Greg!! It shows it is well loved and is made with some form of love. Still a great gift from your team leader, nice case and super nice build. I hope to see more of you two being informal online, great vibe.
It works. My Studebaker pickup threw a fan blade 200 miles from home. I took the fan off, wedged the blade opposite the missing one between two boards on a picnic table, broke off the blade, and then bolted the now two bladed fan back on the engine. Got me home with no more problems.
@@RollingRoadEFI Pretty much. The worst thing that could happen would be another blade breaking off. Earlier on the same trip the hood had blown open, so between that and the cut made by the fan blade... yes, it cut about a 2" gash in the steel hood, that hood was destroyed anyway. I later used the metal from the hood to repair rust holes in the floor... holes that a previous owner had "fixed" by gluing down pieces of a "No Parking" sign with what had to be at least two tubes of silicone sealer.
So, that is what a computer looks like when it is thrown out of the back of the back of a pick-up truck, moving at 65 MPH. I can check that one off my list of curiosities to satisfy. Thank you Jeremy!
wild rig! I've had a few of those from family that aren't PC friendly. H1 is an awesome case, I may pick one up here soon myself. Quick tip: when you first turned his new rig on, the angle of the screen cased a reflection from some light you had...I couldn't see half the screen.
I have my media center pc in that cases larger brother the V21. It s honestly a good case for airflow. That 200mm fan is quiet. His looks like he threw it off of a building
I think Jeremy needs a Fractal Design Meshify 2 Compact, because these small form factor cases are dust magnets and don't tend to have a lot of filtration. This H1 needs constant dusting, and we know Jeremy doesn't ever dust.
I think this guy is ingenious. Fan noise, balance it by removing blades. Not enough air flow, forget the case, chassis is enough. Cooler fan.... I fits so I sits.
At the beginning of the video, his "case" looks like what was actually inside the box being "carried" by Jim Carrey's character during the package delivery scene from Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. Yikes!
10:03 be careful what you say, it might burn like an Oven as well, check the riser cable to make sure it doesn't! (more info on this in Gamers Nexus H1 series)
@@iliketurtles50000, writes _'Still if it works, it works"_ It still would have worked if he didn't put it in a case at all, probably have looked better too...
Ok I was searching for Jank PC builds some 14 hrs ago and this is the kind I wanted to see LOL. I didn't immediately notice the missing fan blades until you mentioned it Greg. Stuff not mounted properly, dusty, missing pieces, etc. Thanks for this entertaining video, its nice that the pc now has a complete case. And send my thanks to Jeremy for bringing forth that Jank PC haha.
I can relate to that rig. One of my first computers was a low profile Dell case that I shoved more RAM and a Nvidia 9600GT Low profile. I had to cut the hard drive cage metal to make space for the card. The fan on the card died and I backed a BOX FAN up to the side of it to keep it cool. Left the side of the case off and just let it rip.
I have that same case!! Thermaltake Cube(?) and I love mine! The front panel is a mesh filter, which I pulled the hilariously large fan out and put in a 120 rad. There’s a whole basement to stuff all of the wires in. It does have an acrylic top panel, which coolugly lol, but the side panel have perforated speed holes.. it’s a tight little rig
This looks so ridiculous to be real it must be. I have to admit, I have seen seriously dirty, and horribly built, but never have I seen one that looks like both. It seriously looks like Herman Munster smacked it. The dust is certainly reminiscent of the Munster house. I hope Jeremy appreciates this rebuild by taking better care off it and not trying to drowned it in a river or something. Also, pulling the plug with it running, is his light bulb even on upstairs? WOW!
Imagine His house. If your PC has so much dust and looks to be getting moldy and sticky you are a disgusting human. A clean room doesn’t get a computer in that condition.
Best ending to one of your videos, ever. I mean, so natural, so blatant, so... unexpected. This was needed to cheer me up after a less than grand and glorious set of weeks. Thank you to you and your new part time editor, Jeremy. And I swear, some of that dust looked older than the grey hairs on my chin!
Do more of these brother! I've always enjoyed your content from the get go, but seriously! The friendly banter back and forth was comedy GOLD! More PCDC/Fix or Flops with friends please! 😂
That's a Thermaltake Core V1. I have the mATX version, which is the V21. I bought mine second hand from another tech TH-camr and will be building a new PC using that case this coming April. Fortunately mine came 99% intact and in near perfect condition, with only the back cover above the PCI slot missing, which I have a DIY replacement for. The plastic cover for the acrylic side panel is still on, so it's relatively scratch free. So mine ain't a post-apocalyptic survivor!
The old case looks like a ThermalTake V1 or F1 Suppressor (it's the same chassis) with a lot of bits missing. The drives are supposed to mount on a couple of sleds that clip on the side rail.
Recently rebuilt my rig in this case as well. It’s amazing. I went from a huge antec torque case to h1 v2. Upgraded to a new mb and cpu , went with an i9 12900k and ddr5 5600 memory in the new MSI unify x board. Only thing I didn’t get was my optical port but oh well. My 3090 fits and the system screams
It is a Thermaltake, which one depends on the motherboard size. I have two of the ITX version (V1). Good cases IMO. But that one is missing all the panels and it looks like it has been dragged through the dirt.
It's a Tt Core V1 Extreme. Built a PC in one, and recycled the case for my nephew's build. BTW it has two drive caddies. Each one can hold two 2.5" or a 3.5" and a 2.5" so 4 drives total, not including any NVMe drive on the motherboard.
I have the Thermaltake Core X9 snow edition. I call it the great white microwave. I also stopped using it, it's way too big. I had two GTX 970s, each with water cooling. The radiators for them and the CPU were mounted in the top panel of the case. The case is full of empty space.
It is so satisfying to see old computers being cleaned up and vacuumed. I have no idea why. 😂😁 Your son opening the door and saying "CACA" is just GOLD! So perfectly timed! 😂🤣
the weirt noise is the chipset fan. I have the same motherboard and ended up switching the chipset fan with a noctua NF-A4x10 so I would get rid of that annoying sound. bonus, - 10 degrees on the chipset. would highly recomend this switch!
Great video. OCZ a blast from the past - I have always liked the OCZ brand. It was maybe 2013-14 that my pc at that time had OCZ ram , ssd's and power supply. One of the ssd's was a 3.5' ssd by OCZ the other ssd's were ocz 2.5' models. Thanks for this well done video.
When I get a PC that dirty I take it out on the back porch, have a friend hold it and use my 180 mph blower to clear it out, works wonders and you don't get that musty smell in the house for a couple of days afterwards :)
I love the overall Mad Max-meets-Go-Kart look of that rig. If it were clean and everything mounted correctly I think it's fits a niche style. Great channel. Currently working my way through your Fix or Flop series.
More videos like this pls! Love the vibes and jokes and more of a fun video! Definitely mixing videos like this in every once ina while would be amazing! Keep up the amazing work both of you!
How did this rig even work? Lol. Great job fixing this Salazar. Sadly I'm just finding put your channel. And your videos zcrually helped me troubleshoot a pc that was dead or so I thought for 2 years. Your videos helped me bring it to life. You earned my sub
That's quite an entertaining video Greg. Really enjoyed it. Nice system in the end. I have this exact GPU. Got mine about 2 and a half years ago when I did my build, But now it's getting hot when gaming, 105c with the side cover on, 95c with the side cover off the case, usually runs around the 65c mark. And yes I've given it a good clean & dedust. It's still under warranty, so that's something I'm going to look into. Looking forward to the next video Greg. Keep them coming. Melbourne, Australia.
Unkind, careless, unscrupulous. Would anyone here dare to present his employer, even if it's only part-time, with such a filthy, rotten, lovelessly cobbled-together pile of junk, with the instruction: rebuild and clean up. Can conclusions be drawn from this about conscientious work, reliability and hygiene? I mean, YES! Alone the sight of the two unkempt participants would be for me an immediate reason for termination.
This goes against everything the original build stood for which I was sort of partial too. Massive fans, air cooling, no walls basically a test bench of plugging random stuff into without permanently securing and etc. I could see sort of side grading the case to something like a HAF XB EVO but this new case completely destroys the build.
That old case is a Thermaltake Core V1 - the same one I just put a system into. It's a great budget ITX case and a disgrace that Jeremy let it get to that state. Jeremy's spoken. Class today!
First I thought what a harsh video for Jeremy. During the video i realised... Jeremy probably editing this video🤦♂️. Do its all in good fun. Hope you guys work together a long time. Also good (hidden) cleaning/building tips: -2:14 Don't pull up non screwed, dusty, activated fan near bad cable management 7:00 keep your CPU and RAM in the motherboard when air dusting to avoid blowing dust & partials in slots/socket -9:13 NZXT H1 version 2 building tutorial
So they made one of the best micro atx cases for natural cooling however at its price missed some magnetic mesh panels to give a base layer defense at dust.
I've seen car wrecks with less mangled metal then that rig. That intake looks like a bird hit it. The whole thing looks like it was dropped down a flight of stairs, winched back up, then thrown down again.
Plz roast Jeremy, thx 👇
EDIT: People love making assumptions in these videos:
1. His display drivers were DDU'd and installed off camera.
2. This video and the PC were 100% real. All of this was improv and his system had looked like this for several months.
3. I honestly have no idea about that AIO sticker LOL. Valid point of concern (though it obviously won't hurt anything as it's on top of the block). I've asked him to double-check but he's too lazy to open it up and look.
4. Jeremy's camera skills are shaky as hell, yes, but the state of his PC is by no means an indication of his work ethic or editing quality.
5. Jeremy isn't poor.
Thanks for watching! :-)
Does he have Parkinson’s?
Daaaaaaaamn Jeremy!!! Got King Tut hidden away in your PC!
My friend, stop, shut that down AND GET SOME HELP
His iq is the cost of windows 10 with today's sponsor vip-scdkey
He 100% droped that thing
I like this kind of vid, less "formal", more fun, plus the jokes between Greg and Jeremy are gold. And the camera work gives its own identity too.
+1 on this. everything feels chill and funny with all the banter and jokes they do.
took the words outta my mouth, i love this style
now all they need is a better camera stabilisation and they are set for vlogs
video reminded me a bit of the intel upgrades linus gives his employees in the sense that there's consistent banter going on, was fun to watch
@@phdlinguist true. a good natured banter between creative people is fun and good.
I think Greg did enough roasting for all of us. You’re a good sport Jeremy, welcome to the channel. Stoked you on your new rig
TBH I appreciate the total "I don't give a shit" construction of that first PC. It has personality.
Caring about things is overrated.
The original PC definitely really has that artistic and personality feeling into it. The transformation came out no feeling, cold and generic.
@@ilovehenrywan That’s nzxt for ya
@@Zzz-j2f Some NZXT cases are actually really nice! I guess coming from an open build, it needed a transparent/tempered glass at least to retain the personality. Just my silly opinion, who am I to judge? :)
Yup, a bad one xD
Seriously people, take care of your things...
Looking forward to seeing more Jeremy banter. There is something appealing about the cases with huge front intake fans, a little tlc and that case could be a decent platform. That ending is gold haha!
Should totally use the remnants of the case for a themed build. Like total post-apocalyptic wreckage...
Oh yeah i would love to see customisation thing like painting and such on greg's channel
plz, use the card you got on the "loot box"
pretty sure it was already a post apocalyptic wreckage....
gotta send it to jay so he can work his themed build magic lol
@@alt666 except Jay will start the project and then…..
1:27 Little clue from a former military helicopter pilot : if the number of blades on a fan is an odd number and if they are not symetrical, it breaks resonance and cancels a significant part of the vibrations (No joke, look at the rear rotors of modern attack helicopters) 😂😂😂
Great vid. Love the more off-the-cuff personality, was definitely laughing out loud more than once. The quick text additions from Jeremy in editing were a nice touch too
It’s like that show where people with ocd who are clean freaks get placed in some hoarder’s home and have to clean the place. Man I couldn’t stop laughing through the whole video. Truly deserved a separate video. Also a warm welcome to the editor!
Hahah thanks for watching!
I clean my PC maybe every other year (except dust filters when they start changing color (speaking of which, NAS seems to need a wiping) or when hardware gets installed), but I'd never run a build like that. :D
Already loving the new vibe, having another on/behind screen character really changes the dynamics and gives you more to work with. Feels more relatable with the banter. Loving it
I really have no words for the original build... it is somewhere between awesome and scary.
It was surely gonna be a great episode when it was revealed the man just slipped in the fan between the heat sinks of his cpu cooler as if it was a special seat lmao
@@HennesTobias I mean, he's not entirely wrong though, he just spared any type of proper fasteners 😉
Both awesome and scary, but leaning more toward awesome imo. Was disappointed to see both attributes go away via the proper milk toast pc case.
What catches my eye is the giant fan at the front that looks like it was taken off of a radiator
Jeremy brings in that chaotic neutral to the channel and I'm all in!
Yes!
Just commenting that the best part of this video is the freaking good and genuine interaction between Greg and Jeremy
It's the Thermaltake Core V21, it's my current case and it's pretty easy to build and work in (though I do still have and use all the side panels), plus 2 of the 3 removable side panels are mesh with magnetic side panels, so it's got great airflow and doesn't get very dirty inside.
now that said I did actually buy my case at a Micro Center instead of grabbing the case off the side of the highway or whatever it is Jeremy did to that case
Maybe it was a prop at a haunted house
I think this one's actually the V1, which is just the slightly smaller V21. One of my favorite cases of all time, it's a total disgrace to see one like this lmfao.
@@merritt2014 yup the V1 had 2x80mm exhaust on the back and support for ITX boards only, the V21 has a single 120mm exhaust and support for micro-ATX
i have the same case too. used it as a server. you can put a lot of power in that little cube
Got the V1 variant here, had a hell of a time fitting my Sapphire nitro RX 570 in it, I had to remove the backplate and then fit it back on once the card was inside of the case. Otherwise it's pretty damn nice to build in and the thermals are canny too once you fit two 80mm fans at the back.
Welcome to the team Jeremy, to roast you is to know you, and since I am never judgemental I will say that there is nothing wrong with a bit of dust Greg!! It shows it is well loved and is made with some form of love. Still a great gift from your team leader, nice case and super nice build. I hope to see more of you two being informal online, great vibe.
This is the most wildest destroyed build I have ever seen here
I can't judge you, Jeremy.
I dub this, Tiny Tina build. It's a hot mess, sploded in on itself but ya know? It works. It just works.
balancing the fan by removing more blades. nice
It works. My Studebaker pickup threw a fan blade 200 miles from home. I took the fan off, wedged the blade opposite the missing one between two boards on a picnic table, broke off the blade, and then bolted the now two bladed fan back on the engine. Got me home with no more problems.
@@JeffDeWitt I mean... you can't fk it up any more than it already is right?
@@RollingRoadEFI Pretty much. The worst thing that could happen would be another blade breaking off. Earlier on the same trip the hood had blown open, so between that and the cut made by the fan blade... yes, it cut about a 2" gash in the steel hood, that hood was destroyed anyway.
I later used the metal from the hood to repair rust holes in the floor... holes that a previous owner had "fixed" by gluing down pieces of a "No Parking" sign with what had to be at least two tubes of silicone sealer.
@@JeffDeWitt I like your style.
@@RollingRoadEFI Hey, you do what you need to do!
I like this more relaxed vibe. Definitely a different feel for videos when you have someone to interact with :)
Love the case. Has a ‘cobbled together in a cave with a box of scraps’ feel to it. All it needs is a top panel to protect from dust above.
Honestly, Ironman Mk.I was built better than this.
The banter in this video is on another level, I love it so much 😂
Also, Greg is RAW in this video and I am here for it.
I recently bought an og H1 on Amazon and it came with the good updated riser assembly. Incredible value for $200.
So, that is what a computer looks like when it is thrown out of the back of the back of a pick-up truck, moving at 65 MPH. I can check that one off my list of curiosities to satisfy. Thank you Jeremy!
I'm just amazed at the physics defying front fan! How did it not shake the whole pc apart?!
"I think the NVME's broken"
"What have you been doing?" 😂💀
wild rig! I've had a few of those from family that aren't PC friendly. H1 is an awesome case, I may pick one up here soon myself.
Quick tip: when you first turned his new rig on, the angle of the screen cased a reflection from some light you had...I couldn't see half the screen.
that case looks like Linus dropped it twice
I have the same case in white, didn´t even know that damage is possible. WTF oO happened out there
I love this content! You're so much fun to watch Greg! Keep it up!
Thanks for the support!
I have my media center pc in that cases larger brother the V21. It s honestly a good case for airflow. That 200mm fan is quiet. His looks like he threw it off of a building
Looks like he followed the verge tutorial correctly
aren't those vacuum pumps or whatever dangerous to use with computers? they create static right ?
This pc just screams "HELP ME"
So... I'm in shock of what a monster his original computer was but at the same time impressed it didn't start a fire lol.
I think Jeremy needs a Fractal Design Meshify 2 Compact, because these small form factor cases are dust magnets and don't tend to have a lot of filtration. This H1 needs constant dusting, and we know Jeremy doesn't ever dust.
I think this guy is ingenious. Fan noise, balance it by removing blades. Not enough air flow, forget the case, chassis is enough. Cooler fan.... I fits so I sits.
This video gives me the same fun vibes that I like from the recent jayz and ltt videos. I would definitely enjoy more off the script kind of videos =)
At the beginning of the video, his "case" looks like what was actually inside the box being "carried" by Jim Carrey's character during the package delivery scene from Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. Yikes!
I love that Greg roasted Jeremy then gave some upgrades haha fair trade
10:03 be careful what you say, it might burn like an Oven as well, check the riser cable to make sure it doesn't! (more info on this in Gamers Nexus H1 series)
I don't know Greg, PC was just fine before - top tier gaming machine as it was described 👀 😂
We need more people like you ,literally got hooked on watching your content through my break time at work and learned a lot 🙏
Jeremy needs a restraining order against anything tech related. LMAO How do you mangle a pc case? XD
Probably saved it from a dumpster lol. Still if it works, it works
@@iliketurtles50000, writes _'Still if it works, it works"_
It still would have worked if he didn't put it in a case at all, probably have looked better too...
@@fred_derf nah, a case like that has a story to tell, plus I ain't having my entire pc sprawled across my desk
@@iliketurtles50000 That story is "I don't take care of my things."
Ok I was searching for Jank PC builds some 14 hrs ago and this is the kind I wanted to see LOL.
I didn't immediately notice the missing fan blades until you mentioned it Greg. Stuff not mounted properly, dusty, missing pieces, etc.
Thanks for this entertaining video, its nice that the pc now has a complete case. And send my thanks to Jeremy for bringing forth that Jank PC haha.
Thermaltake Core V1! Good one. Highly recommended, I use it for my girlfriend's PC.
Yeah sure
I can relate to that rig.
One of my first computers was a low profile Dell case that I shoved more RAM and a Nvidia 9600GT Low profile. I had to cut the hard drive cage metal to make space for the card. The fan on the card died and I backed a BOX FAN up to the side of it to keep it cool. Left the side of the case off and just let it rip.
"This is our new part time editor's PC" Well we can see why he REALLY wanted the job...
I have that same case!! Thermaltake Cube(?) and I love mine! The front panel is a mesh filter, which I pulled the hilariously large fan out and put in a 120 rad.
There’s a whole basement to stuff all of the wires in. It does have an acrylic top panel, which coolugly lol, but the side panel have perforated speed holes.. it’s a tight little rig
I have a case thats built to only use 4 of those huge ass fans. I wish i had a rad for them
This looks so ridiculous to be real it must be. I have to admit, I have seen seriously dirty, and horribly built, but never have I seen one that looks like both. It seriously looks like Herman Munster smacked it. The dust is certainly reminiscent of the Munster house. I hope Jeremy appreciates this rebuild by taking better care off it and not trying to drowned it in a river or something. Also, pulling the plug with it running, is his light bulb even on upstairs? WOW!
I feel like jeremy pours the milk in the bowl before he pours the cereal.😂
That PC looks about as well put together as it's owner. It's like those two were made for each other.
Imagine His house. If your PC has so much dust and looks to be getting moldy and sticky you are a disgusting human. A clean room doesn’t get a computer in that condition.
@@Ouroboross- Sounds like a lot of personality to me! Imagine the car?! How dope that lowrider must look
Chill 😂
Best ending to one of your videos, ever.
I mean, so natural, so blatant, so... unexpected.
This was needed to cheer me up after a less than grand and glorious set of weeks.
Thank you to you and your new part time editor, Jeremy.
And I swear, some of that dust looked older than the grey hairs on my chin!
This is an amazing case!
Great airflow AND silent!
Perfection!
I have that case. Thermaltake v20 and I love it . It's 13x13 inches and fits perfectly into an ikea Kallax shelf cube
Do more of these brother! I've always enjoyed your content from the get go, but seriously! The friendly banter back and forth was comedy GOLD! More PCDC/Fix or Flops with friends please! 😂
That's a Thermaltake Core V1. I have the mATX version, which is the V21. I bought mine second hand from another tech TH-camr and will be building a new PC using that case this coming April. Fortunately mine came 99% intact and in near perfect condition, with only the back cover above the PCI slot missing, which I have a DIY replacement for. The plastic cover for the acrylic side panel is still on, so it's relatively scratch free. So mine ain't a post-apocalyptic survivor!
The old case looks like a ThermalTake V1 or F1 Suppressor (it's the same chassis) with a lot of bits missing. The drives are supposed to mount on a couple of sleds that clip on the side rail.
Great video again, welcome to the new editor. Please take better care of the new PC. Just show it a little love sometimes.
Recently rebuilt my rig in this case as well. It’s amazing. I went from a huge antec torque case to h1 v2. Upgraded to a new mb and cpu , went with an i9 12900k and ddr5 5600 memory in the new MSI unify x board. Only thing I didn’t get was my optical port but oh well. My 3090 fits and the system screams
Does that mean everytime you lift up the new case, the entire assembly just slides out and hits the ground??
When I looked at the thumbnail…I thought, “That can’t be real…that fan is fake.” …..8 seconds later…. There it is!!!
Omg! I just saw how many subscribers you have now… you’ve blown up over the last few months! Keep up the good work!
It is a Thermaltake, which one depends on the motherboard size. I have two of the ITX version (V1). Good cases IMO. But that one is missing all the panels and it looks like it has been dragged through the dirt.
It's a Tt Core V1 Extreme. Built a PC in one, and recycled the case for my nephew's build. BTW it has two drive caddies. Each one can hold two 2.5" or a 3.5" and a 2.5" so 4 drives total, not including any NVMe drive on the motherboard.
I have the Thermaltake Core X9 snow edition. I call it the great white microwave. I also stopped using it, it's way too big.
I had two GTX 970s, each with water cooling. The radiators for them and the CPU were mounted in the top panel of the case. The case is full of empty space.
Love these types of videos!!!
Why was I not surprised when we saw what the owner of that PC looked like.
The cleaning was so satisfying ngl. Seeing the dust fly out of the build had me had dopamine.
I have the same one and it is an amazing case beautiful when lit up it has a plexiglass window with 3 metal side with magnetic dust protectors
Absolutely loved this vid, do more like this, love the banter between you both.
It is so satisfying to see old computers being cleaned up and vacuumed. I have no idea why. 😂😁
Your son opening the door and saying "CACA" is just GOLD! So perfectly timed! 😂🤣
That is ITX case, ThermalTake core V1. My system is based on the MATX bigger brother to it Core V21. I used it to do an inverted build.
the weirt noise is the chipset fan. I have the same motherboard and ended up switching the chipset fan with a noctua NF-A4x10 so I would get rid of that annoying sound. bonus, - 10 degrees on the chipset. would highly recomend this switch!
Aww the Thermal Take Core V1. My very first case. I called it “the cube”
For anyone wondering what that case is, i think it's a thermaltake core v21.
I have a question. What was that case? because I want one with a fan that big at the front.
Great video. OCZ a blast from the past - I have always liked the OCZ brand. It was maybe 2013-14 that my pc at that time had OCZ ram , ssd's and power supply. One of the ssd's was a 3.5' ssd by OCZ the other ssd's were ocz 2.5' models. Thanks for this well done video.
When I get a PC that dirty I take it out on the back porch, have a friend hold it and use my 180 mph blower to clear it out, works wonders and you don't get that musty smell in the house for a couple of days afterwards :)
This is the best video ever in all your seasons! Chill buddy!!! Hey from Argentina, Southamerica!
I love the overall Mad Max-meets-Go-Kart look of that rig. If it were clean and everything mounted correctly I think it's fits a niche style.
Great channel. Currently working my way through your Fix or Flop series.
Love the more casual style video, welcome Jeremy. Btw his pc case looked like he shot it using a shotgun after someone head shotted him in valorant.
More videos like this pls! Love the vibes and jokes and more of a fun video! Definitely mixing videos like this in every once ina while would be amazing! Keep up the amazing work both of you!
Much appreciated! :-D
I absolutely love this mess of a build. Its like it refuses to die. Gotta respect that.
Pure spite is keeping it alive
How did this rig even work? Lol. Great job fixing this Salazar. Sadly I'm just finding put your channel. And your videos zcrually helped me troubleshoot a pc that was dead or so I thought for 2 years. Your videos helped me bring it to life. You earned my sub
4:40 "First thing we need to do is disassemble this." Good news, the case already has helped get you halfway there.
That's quite an entertaining video Greg. Really enjoyed it.
Nice system in the end. I have this exact GPU. Got mine about 2 and a half years ago when I did my build, But now it's getting hot when gaming, 105c with the side cover on, 95c with the side cover off the case, usually runs around the 65c mark. And yes I've given it a good clean & dedust. It's still under warranty, so that's something I'm going to look into.
Looking forward to the next video Greg. Keep them coming.
Melbourne, Australia.
Unkind, careless, unscrupulous. Would anyone here dare to present his employer, even if it's only part-time, with such a filthy, rotten, lovelessly cobbled-together pile of junk, with the instruction: rebuild and clean up. Can conclusions be drawn from this about conscientious work, reliability and hygiene? I mean, YES!
Alone the sight of the two unkempt participants would be for me an immediate reason for termination.
The H1 just looks so nice, I wish I had waited to get one instead of rushing my upgrade and using a mid-tower.
I respect a man for not giving up on a PC in that state, looks like its been through war.
by building your editor's vids in a nzxt h1 you expect future videos to be pure fiyaa
This goes against everything the original build stood for which I was sort of partial too. Massive fans, air cooling, no walls basically a test bench of plugging random stuff into without permanently securing and etc. I could see sort of side grading the case to something like a HAF XB EVO but this new case completely destroys the build.
All that build really needed was a new case... with dust filters. And the parts screwed down into it.
It's a Thermaltake Level 20vt. I have the same and am shocked how it's possible to destroy the metal. The case is rugged af.
That old case is a Thermaltake Core V1 - the same one I just put a system into. It's a great budget ITX case and a disgrace that Jeremy let it get to that state. Jeremy's spoken. Class today!
First I thought what a harsh video for Jeremy. During the video i realised... Jeremy probably editing this video🤦♂️. Do its all in good fun. Hope you guys work together a long time. Also good (hidden) cleaning/building tips:
-2:14 Don't pull up non screwed, dusty, activated fan near bad cable management
7:00 keep your CPU and RAM in the motherboard when air dusting to avoid blowing dust & partials in slots/socket
-9:13 NZXT H1 version 2 building tutorial
So they made one of the best micro atx cases for natural cooling however at its price missed some magnetic mesh panels to give a base layer defense at dust.
I've seen car wrecks with less mangled metal then that rig.
That intake looks like a bird hit it.
The whole thing looks like it was dropped down a flight of stairs, winched back up, then thrown down again.
Absolutely loved this style of video it was so much fun to watch 😂
It doesn't matter how it's looking from the outside ... it's the inside that matters and it's beautiful!! just like a human ... 😇