Speaking from entirely painful experience I once zorched a MB when I touched a capacitor with the graphics card I was trying to reseat. My error was in forgetting to switch off the PSU at both its switch and the socket (I’m in the UK, we can do that). The sudden acrid smell told me I’d messed up and the MB was indeed toast. Didn’t kill any other components though so lucked out there. Doubt that’s the issue here but the fact it’s revision 1.2 would indicate something was bad enough they needed to act so it could simply be poor design or component selection at work. Either way, next up think some air flow investigation could be useful…
I get warry about Gigabyte motherboards changing things on the same board on different versions. I have noticed that on some of their motherboards they change the version and when you check them out they changed the PCB layer count and/or the VRM's and the power stages. on their newer versions they downgrade them but raise the cost.
ESD pfffftttt. Do me a favour, the board was a rev. 1.0. Clearly there were multiple issues that took TWO further revisions to rectify. Sounds to me like your just making excuses for Gigabyte shipping dodgy revision motherboards. Q. Will they RMA a lower revision board and replace it with one that actually works as designed either before or after it's died? As for the glass case for a computer you want to move around.... that's just lunacy.
Far too many components plugged in together to be a ESD failure. That was a bad motherboard from the get go. The long memory tests and sudden multiple reversions in the motherboard hardware design point in that direction. Besides that Paul today's hardware is far more resilient to ESD than 10 years ago.
I'm entirely certain that electrostatic discharge did not brick the mobo, if it's truly bricked. No amount of accumulation from normal scenarios could kill a motherboard like that and leave other components unscathed. Unless they placed it in the proximity of a Van de Graaff generator. ;)
Check the old mobo with another Threadripper if able. More times than not when I had this issue after moving a PC over distance a full rebuild helped clear wherever the short in the system was that was preventing booting and fired right back up.
Awesome build and video Paul & Joe! The fan shrouds from Brian @BPSCustoms are a great functioning addition to the build!💪 The Arctic Silver ArctiClean combo at 0:07 🤗
Did y’all make sure the outlet in your hotel room that the pc was plugged into was functional? I’m on the road a lot for work and always find dead outlets in my hotel rooms
well if you build then you should use antistatic bands. Just the matt is not enough and just touching the case isnt enough. Dont know why all so called professional builders on YT avoid that entirley. I mean they do videos of companies who produce graficcards or other stuff and you see how protected they are but on YT NONE are using these things.
My thoughts as well. A metal PC case creates a Faraday cage effect while more easily dissipating static charge build up. Glass is a resistor and can build up huge voltages if it rubs against other materials like plastic or foam (as it would in shipping). Plus metal can't shatter. My PC is in an all metal Fractal Design case,. Plus a metal side panel means i can relax about less than perfect cable management cuz no one can see it.
I really wanted the "official reasoning" to be that the PC didn't like Las Vegas. Where as soon as you pulled it out to work on it, it just worked, and no idea as to why it didn't when you went to Nevada.
I am glad you finally put this video out, I been waiting for it. Dlad you were able to get Joe's editing PC back up and running. Also I would like to see a followup video on the PC in like 6 months - 1 year to see how well it's working out for Joe too. That would be nice to see.
Great to see Joe finally getting his awesome work pc up and running 💪😇🥳and for being able to finally use its awesome processing power 💪to make his life much easier.
Thank you, Paul and Joe, for the follow-up video on this, and I hope Joe is loving the new system! I am in the process of troubleshooting a system that I built with similar specs, but for some reason, the system is shutting down on two specific occasions: 1. The system completely shuts down (Event ID 41 - Kernal Panic) when running a benchmark like Cinebench 2024 or Cinebench R23. 2. The system completely shuts down when using the Mercury Playback Engine when playing back MOV files in Adobe Premiere. Any thoughts or feedback would be appreciated! Thank you! 😃 Update: If anyone interested, I have resolved the issue and the problem was the CPU. Got a replacement CPU from Newegg and everything is working great! Thank you!
Still bummed you didn't get to use it at ces, I would have been gutted if my laptop didn't work when I got to vegas. Wish I could bring a desktop to vegas for it but since I have to fly laptop only...anyways maybe ill run into you again next year!
Kind of pissed.. I just bought mine a week ago and got the 1.1. Can't believe there is now a 1.2. I ran the 6400mhz zeta r5 neo ram, and set to XMPP1.. and it booted.. then next time I booted it wouldn't start. Had to clear CMOS to get the damn thing to work. Gigabyte tech says the chip can only handl 5200mhz. Starting to think this Rev 1.1 board may not work well with 6400 + threadripper (at least 7960x). Also seemingly have had random disconnect from network port (2.5gig).. not sure why.
That's the problem for those of us that do our builds for ourselves every few years, you got to have two of everything to swap out and test for bad components and if you maxed your budget on your build then you are stuck with shipping each part back and hoping the new one fixes the problem. That happen to me on my last build, it sat for month till I got to the RAM, Gigabyte had the RAM part number on their web sight as "usable" RAM for the Motherboard, it was NOT, all because of that I swapped out a good motherboard and CPU back to NewEgg. nice cosmetic case but not practical, really? you got to putting shrouds to control the air flow..lol I already know I going to put a water cooler in so if it don't have a top mount it tits on a bull to me. Go buy a fish tank if you want something to look at. Who wants a 10k computer with a over heating problem P.S. then Joe goes home and plays farmVille on Facebook...lol
I would think this is a non-issue on threadripper boards, but did AMD handle SSD bifurcation the same way they did on Zen3 boards? Whereas you can only have a certain number installed at one time so the system isn't turning them off to run one over the other. I was ready to install on x4 slot add-on card until I read into that. Depending on the config of the mobo, it may choose to disable/prioritize loading of one PCE slot over another, in which case, the PCI slot might get 'turned off' which would defeat the purpose.
1:00 into the video. My initial guess is that the power supply got flipped to 230V somehow. Now to find out that I'm wrong. Edit: As suspected, I was wrong. No problem with being wrong as long as it is a learning opportunity.
i just don't understand why you put so much effort in the case (evo vision) and the strimer plus , the rgb and taking the ugliest aircooling for the cpu . It ruins the all setup . isn't their something nicer possible ?
That feeling of relief after you get confirmation that the insanely vital component you thought might have died still works is almost euphoric. Had my own such moment a while back when my pump died and I thought it was my gpu. Thankfully that got cleared up quick enough that I was able to save my pc. New pump, nice cool temps, 6 year old gpu still kicking....THANK.....GOD!
I think you should use a work horse case for a work horse computer. Those glass cases are good for showcases, not for real work. The best workers are nearly invisible, but they do their job.
Agreed, but, given the is a pc/builder/news kinda channel, it allows them to make a vid on what is essentially would otherwise be a background work upgrade. And I’ll bet anything RGB and showy = views. Plus the sponsors/ product placement pays for it all! So, great decision for the channel, if (as you point out) overly flashy
The bad motherboard or dead/no power is common when things gets moved around. I have had many systems not work at all (laptops, desktops, etc). I found that after letting them sit for long periods of time and essentially rebuilding the system, they have come back to life. Sometimes technology simply gets pissed off. Also consider we had an issue with our Threadripper build being transported upright with the giant ass tower cooler putting a lot of load and stress on the motherboard. Later found out that the fittings on that board (TRX40) were press-in fittings which means you can essentially pull out the anchor point on the board. Considering how sensitive new tech is, I am not surprised one bit. After many years, you simply don't bother asking why.
Hi Paul. When I saw you building the PC using that CIGABYTE MB box, I asked myself, "Why is he spending all that time, effort, and money and not using a real test/build bench?" When I use mine, it makes me feel so professional even though I sometimes don't know what the heck I'm doing.
I highly doubt it was static electricity. Im not an EE major but I dont know if you can even build up enough static to brick the entire board. If it was somehow, it'd have taken some of the other parts with it. Its much more logical to me that it was shipped to you defective.
Happy it came back together, motherboard Rev 1.2 was better anyway. Thank you Brian for the cool shrouds. That 16pin strimer doesn't really connect with me.
Troubleshooting a PC is just a matter of deducing which part is the faulty one. One should have working spare PC to test each part though. Logic and Common sense works wonders.
I guess I will be "that guy"... Why not use motherboard standoffs under the board instead of sitting all that exposed circuitry on the bottom on a coated cardboard box that could possibly fry another board? It's maybe not too likely, but why risk it? Especially since newbies watch your channel to learn stuff.
I was hoping you would do a video that circled back to this build. We were all left hanging in Las Vegas. Was wondering if you could have said more about the "electrostatic discharge" that killed the motherboard. How to avoid this, for example.
why in the world don't you push air out through radiator? it makes no sense - just flip fans around and lower in case temps instead of adding more heat you are trying to push away and out - additionally i would put all fans in front instead of side - then you can lay down case horizontally and ensure best heatsink contact plus avoid any gpu sag issues while not compromising cooling - good followup on this product but sketchy mobo revs and bad execution of the build give this one a c+ overall - nice but flawed and zen5 will give this a run for it's money for less money - quite likely - it is king of the castle but possible coup attempts incoming
idk why you didn't test to see if it was the ram.... after you said it was giving you probs I yelled at you through the screen to go test the old mobo with the new ram... did you hear me?? yea... I didn't think so :)
I love the video but my experience with Gigabyte has not been good in the past and I will always use a Asus motherboards for reliability They keep support there older boards not like Gigabyte they just turn the page after a year so I have never buy a board from them
Happy to see Party Monster up and running again! Poor Joe.. it's felt like he's had a broken Xmas present all this time. Keeping up with 3d printing can be an art in itself, but it seems more impressive by the day.. nice parts from Brian there! As an aside it occurred to me as I watched there might be a lot of value in a general purpose video project looking at the real world benefits and limitations of air coolers across some current and recent archive CPU's. Whilst it's true that coolers have TDP ratings on the box it's also probably true to say that those numbers are similarly promotional, and with TDP creep being a real thing, even to some degree (no pun intended) across the AMD range, the push and pull between opting for air cooling over AIO/custom loops is probably something that weighs on a lot of enthusiasts who may wonder where the limit of air coolers actually rests.
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That Brian guy sounds like the coolest
I think you are right.
He's quite a looker as well
love ya bro.. been watching your stuff for a loong time.. not to mention you live where i grew up.
where did you come up with the idea of a flute ring ? ( muttley gif here )
He's alright, no matter what everyone says about him. Seriously though, you're cool😎
Joe silently reacting in the background while holding a cup reminds me of the Tom Green Show.
I felt an empathetic sigh of relief for you, Paul, when I saw that AMI BIOS pop up (11:29) Congrats!
Speaking from entirely painful experience I once zorched a MB when I touched a capacitor with the graphics card I was trying to reseat.
My error was in forgetting to switch off the PSU at both its switch and the socket (I’m in the UK, we can do that).
The sudden acrid smell told me I’d messed up and the MB was indeed toast. Didn’t kill any other components though so lucked out there.
Doubt that’s the issue here but the fact it’s revision 1.2 would indicate something was bad enough they needed to act so it could simply be poor design or component selection at work.
Either way, next up think some air flow investigation could be useful…
I get warry about Gigabyte motherboards changing things on the same board on different versions. I have noticed that on some of their motherboards they change the version and when you check them out they changed the PCB layer count and/or the VRM's and the power stages. on their newer versions they downgrade them but raise the cost.
WARIO
It's the complicated AMD solution, give them some time, BIOS updates etc.
VRM is good.
The beast is back!
ESD pfffftttt. Do me a favour, the board was a rev. 1.0. Clearly there were multiple issues that took TWO further revisions to rectify. Sounds to me like your just making excuses for Gigabyte shipping dodgy revision motherboards. Q. Will they RMA a lower revision board and replace it with one that actually works as designed either before or after it's died? As for the glass case for a computer you want to move around.... that's just lunacy.
Joe is my next door neighbor
Did you reverse the polarity of the flux capacitors?
Far too many components plugged in together to be a ESD failure. That was a bad motherboard from the get go. The long memory tests and sudden multiple reversions in the motherboard hardware design point in that direction. Besides that Paul today's hardware is far more resilient to ESD than 10 years ago.
long story short....they replaced Joe....there is nothing wrong with the pc........
This is exactly why smart people never buy GigaCRAP motherboards. Used to be a good brand…now nothing but garbage.
EPIC THANK YOU!
it's always nice to have your 'work' station back and working. hope it serves you well. B)
Thanks for all your work Joe!
No! Thank you!!
How much has this sped up your workflow etc?
Second That!
Considering going into debt and my 3rd gen Threadripper is doing great.
Love this Trx50!
I'm entirely certain that electrostatic discharge did not brick the mobo, if it's truly bricked. No amount of accumulation from normal scenarios could kill a motherboard like that and leave other components unscathed. Unless they placed it in the proximity of a Van de Graaff generator. ;)
Check the old mobo with another Threadripper if able. More times than not when I had this issue after moving a PC over distance a full rebuild helped clear wherever the short in the system was that was preventing booting and fired right back up.
Might as well let manufacturer test it. If bad, they would probably send another v1.2…
Awesome build and video Paul & Joe!
The fan shrouds from Brian @BPSCustoms are a great functioning addition to the build!💪
The Arctic Silver ArctiClean combo at 0:07 🤗
Did y’all make sure the outlet in your hotel room that the pc was plugged into was functional? I’m on the road a lot for work and always find dead outlets in my hotel rooms
I sure hope that they at least plugged it in and tried to boot it once they got home before going to all this effort and expense.
@@ricdintino9502well he got to update mb to v1.2 which must have fixed or improved something…
This is the kind of rig that should be in a Fractal case with a solid side panel. All that glass is horrible for creating static.
You are absolutely correct
I feel like the case should be swapped out
well if you build then you should use antistatic bands. Just the matt is not enough and just touching the case isnt enough. Dont know why all so called professional builders on YT avoid that entirley. I mean they do videos of companies who produce graficcards or other stuff and you see how protected they are but on YT NONE are using these things.
My thoughts as well. A metal PC case creates a Faraday cage effect while more easily dissipating static charge build up. Glass is a resistor and can build up huge voltages if it rubs against other materials like plastic or foam (as it would in shipping). Plus metal can't shatter. My PC is in an all metal Fractal Design case,. Plus a metal side panel means i can relax about less than perfect cable management cuz no one can see it.
@@mutosanrc1933those things are useless and literally provide no benefit.
I really wanted the "official reasoning" to be that the PC didn't like Las Vegas. Where as soon as you pulled it out to work on it, it just worked, and no idea as to why it didn't when you went to Nevada.
That interview I did with you at LTX asking you about ESD was maybe badly timed lol
You met him?
What a journey on a high spec PC! Man, that's an amazing care package from G.Skill. 🤩🙏
I am glad you finally put this video out, I been waiting for it. Dlad you were able to get Joe's editing PC back up and running. Also I would like to see a followup video on the PC in like 6 months - 1 year to see how well it's working out for Joe too. That would be nice to see.
I know this ain't GamersNexus, but would still love to see an in-depth video on reviving the board if that's still even possible xD
Notice near the end of the video, the two fans on the radiator are not spinning.
Because they are probably linked to the GPU temperature. So when the GPU is idle, they aren’t gonna spin up.
Great to see Joe finally getting his awesome work pc up and running 💪😇🥳and for being able to finally use its awesome processing power 💪to make his life much easier.
Thank you, Paul and Joe, for the follow-up video on this, and I hope Joe is loving the new system! I am in the process of troubleshooting a system that I built with similar specs, but for some reason, the system is shutting down on two specific occasions:
1. The system completely shuts down (Event ID 41 - Kernal Panic) when running a benchmark like Cinebench 2024 or Cinebench R23.
2. The system completely shuts down when using the Mercury Playback Engine when playing back MOV files in Adobe Premiere.
Any thoughts or feedback would be appreciated! Thank you! 😃
Update: If anyone interested, I have resolved the issue and the problem was the CPU. Got a replacement CPU from Newegg and everything is working great! Thank you!
Still bummed you didn't get to use it at ces, I would have been gutted if my laptop didn't work when I got to vegas. Wish I could bring a desktop to vegas for it but since I have to fly laptop only...anyways maybe ill run into you again next year!
Thanks to Brian coming in clutch with the fan shrouds 💪😇👍
Kind of pissed.. I just bought mine a week ago and got the 1.1. Can't believe there is now a 1.2. I ran the 6400mhz zeta r5 neo ram, and set to XMPP1.. and it booted.. then next time I booted it wouldn't start. Had to clear CMOS to get the damn thing to work. Gigabyte tech says the chip can only handl 5200mhz. Starting to think this Rev 1.1 board may not work well with 6400 + threadripper (at least 7960x). Also seemingly have had random disconnect from network port (2.5gig).. not sure why.
Glad you got it working! I've been wondering what was wrong with it.
That's the problem for those of us that do our builds for ourselves every few years, you got to have two of everything to swap out and test for bad components and if you maxed your budget on your build then you are stuck with shipping each part back and hoping the new one fixes the problem. That happen to me on my last build, it sat for month till I got to the RAM, Gigabyte had the RAM part number on their web sight as "usable" RAM for the Motherboard, it was NOT, all because of that I swapped out a good motherboard and CPU back to NewEgg.
nice cosmetic case but not practical, really? you got to putting shrouds to control the air flow..lol I already know I going to put a water cooler in so if it don't have a top mount it tits on a bull to me. Go buy a fish tank if you want something to look at. Who wants a 10k computer with a over heating problem
P.S. then Joe goes home and plays farmVille on Facebook...lol
I would think this is a non-issue on threadripper boards, but did AMD handle SSD bifurcation the same way they did on Zen3 boards? Whereas you can only have a certain number installed at one time so the system isn't turning them off to run one over the other. I was ready to install on x4 slot add-on card until I read into that. Depending on the config of the mobo, it may choose to disable/prioritize loading of one PCE slot over another, in which case, the PCI slot might get 'turned off' which would defeat the purpose.
Epic thermal paste application! 😄
I'm triggered ... anyone else ?
The boot SSD isn't displayed as drive 0 in the disk management stack of volumes ... it's right in the middle
1:00 into the video. My initial guess is that the power supply got flipped to 230V somehow. Now to find out that I'm wrong.
Edit: As suspected, I was wrong. No problem with being wrong as long as it is a learning opportunity.
Maybe have a quick revisit on performance on this channel. Was it worth $10k to build it? Does it save time and money?
How do you fix a computer? Hope you have manufacturers sending you shitloads of free extra parts? Yeah.... real helpful for the rest of us....
Finishing this PC off is still faster than JayzTwoCents builds /s
i just don't understand why you put so much effort in the case (evo vision) and the strimer plus , the rgb and taking the ugliest aircooling for the cpu . It ruins the all setup . isn't their something nicer possible ?
I was wondering what happened with it, glad you got it back up and running!
can you imagine going through all of this and you are not popular youtuber and companies will not have you backed up at all
Does warranty cover electro static discharge on the mother board? I guess not because its your fault
Love the threadripper build but Strimmer cables look crap
Troubleshooting is always easier when you get sent loads of free stuff😦
That feeling of relief after you get confirmation that the insanely vital component you thought might have died still works is almost euphoric. Had my own such moment a while back when my pump died and I thought it was my gpu. Thankfully that got cleared up quick enough that I was able to save my pc. New pump, nice cool temps, 6 year old gpu still kicking....THANK.....GOD!
Those fan shrouds, so simple yet so genius. What a great idea.
I think you should use a work horse case for a work horse computer. Those glass cases are good for showcases, not for real work. The best workers are nearly invisible, but they do their job.
Agreed, but, given the is a pc/builder/news kinda channel, it allows them to make a vid on what is essentially would otherwise be a background work upgrade. And I’ll bet anything RGB and showy = views. Plus the sponsors/ product placement pays for it all! So, great decision for the channel, if (as you point out) overly flashy
What a good friend Brian is
hotdog tier? the specs in details elplsty?
Joe, post a video on your channel of benchmarking the new pc vs the old with some identical davinci resolve projects.
I'd definitely use the spacer, it looks weird with the fans at different depths.
do you use a UPS when doing BIOS updates? (or at least for videos)
The bad motherboard or dead/no power is common when things gets moved around. I have had many systems not work at all (laptops, desktops, etc). I found that after letting them sit for long periods of time and essentially rebuilding the system, they have come back to life.
Sometimes technology simply gets pissed off. Also consider we had an issue with our Threadripper build being transported upright with the giant ass tower cooler putting a lot of load and stress on the motherboard. Later found out that the fittings on that board (TRX40) were press-in fittings which means you can essentially pull out the anchor point on the board. Considering how sensitive new tech is, I am not surprised one bit. After many years, you simply don't bother asking why.
Hi Paul. When I saw you building the PC using that CIGABYTE MB box, I asked myself, "Why is he spending all that time, effort, and money and not using a real test/build bench?" When I use mine, it makes me feel so professional even though I sometimes don't know what the heck I'm doing.
Sorry but a new MB doesn't count as a fix to me. That's a rebuild. Also MB got killed but the CPU survived???
OPA! Everybody Drink! It is good to be alive! Happy birthday Joe's New Computer.
I highly doubt it was static electricity. Im not an EE major but I dont know if you can even build up enough static to brick the entire board. If it was somehow, it'd have taken some of the other parts with it. Its much more logical to me that it was shipped to you defective.
Happy it came back together, motherboard Rev 1.2 was better anyway. Thank you Brian for the cool shrouds.
That 16pin strimer doesn't really connect with me.
32 TB WHY?!
Troubleshooting a PC is just a matter of deducing which part is the faulty one. One should have working spare PC to test each part though. Logic and Common sense works wonders.
I guess I will be "that guy"... Why not use motherboard standoffs under the board instead of sitting all that exposed circuitry on the bottom on a coated cardboard box that could possibly fry another board? It's maybe not too likely, but why risk it? Especially since newbies watch your channel to learn stuff.
I was hoping you would do a video that circled back to this build. We were all left hanging in Las Vegas. Was wondering if you could have said more about the "electrostatic discharge" that killed the motherboard. How to avoid this, for example.
Still can't believe you guys spent 10k and didn't even get an LCD screen on any of the fans. Not even the CPU cooler. Losing out on like 10 fps
Clickbait title: Faulty 24-pin extension murders two mobos.
"Only" 5 or 10 minutes to boot - this memory training deal has kept me away from Ryzen 7000
Did the 1080 snowboarding music go through your head while away Paul?
MAn, that WigiDash has never been in stock in Canada so far. I think it only exists for you guys, and not for retail sale. Shame.
why in the world don't you push air out through radiator? it makes no sense - just flip fans around and lower in case temps instead of adding more heat you are trying to push away and out - additionally i would put all fans in front instead of side - then you can lay down case horizontally and ensure best heatsink contact plus avoid any gpu sag issues while not compromising cooling - good followup on this product but sketchy mobo revs and bad execution of the build give this one a c+ overall - nice but flawed and zen5 will give this a run for it's money for less money - quite likely - it is king of the castle but possible coup attempts incoming
still rockin the thumbscrew keyboard/mouse mat, highly recommended
I just did a build with those Lian Li cable extensions. they look great, but I hate them.
idk why you didn't test to see if it was the ram.... after you said it was giving you probs I yelled at you through the screen to go test the old mobo with the new ram... did you hear me?? yea... I didn't think so :)
I love the video but my experience with Gigabyte has not been good in the past and I will always use a Asus motherboards for reliability They keep support there older boards not like Gigabyte they just turn the page after a year so I have never buy a board from them
I once moved a computer in a car over 3 state lines, ESD killed that, theyre not happy travelling long distances
WHY!!
and a god computer Paul!!!? I think not bro
The part list didn’t show that pci card you used for the 4 extra m.2 drives. What’s that called?
That CPU cooler sure looks pretty small for a thread ripper CPU.
Great news on the fixed system...now once again drive like grandma on the way home Joe...no bumps!
At one of the biggest tech expo's in the world and had limited trouble shooting equipment, oh the irony 🤣
Thankfully it's only the motherboard 😊
Unmonetizable Normal is going to be the moral alignment of my next D&D character. 😈
Shame on you before going snowboarding you should have bought the MS high card board thing oh wait they don't make one my bed
I know it's not your style but that was kinda boring. No real deep dive in to the mobo being.... dead
But what really happened to the motherboard? There is no fix to it ?
Hopefully GSkill will send me a care package too.
was that little hannah hardware on a snowboard?!?!? good times, sir, good times.
Granny Speed Shifting comng by me Doing 185 Saying I CANT DRIVE 55 !!! sale at local walmart or something , idk
This seires is / was cool, heck yah I'll take an update vid down the line.
Make it rain money $$$$$$. Lmao my god, static?!?!
Well someone's been hearing that Mr. Whitey's add a bit too many times..
I would take that motherboard and toss it as far as you can. The rest of the build is beautiful.
the only question remains... will it run starfield?
Your motherboard might not be dead. Pull out the battery and put it back in after a minute.
10k just for a pc to edit on …. That’s madness
Paul you should do a boot mod so that its your Thumb Screw for the boot screen.
so, must ask why not just say this is a sales add hate you tubers that are nothing but click baters
I am glad you guys got that beast back breathing again!!
Happy to see Party Monster up and running again! Poor Joe.. it's felt like he's had a broken Xmas present all this time. Keeping up with 3d printing can be an art in itself, but it seems more impressive by the day.. nice parts from Brian there!
As an aside it occurred to me as I watched there might be a lot of value in a general purpose video project looking at the real world benefits and limitations of air coolers across some current and recent archive CPU's. Whilst it's true that coolers have TDP ratings on the box it's also probably true to say that those numbers are similarly promotional, and with TDP creep being a real thing, even to some degree (no pun intended) across the AMD range, the push and pull between opting for air cooling over AIO/custom loops is probably something that weighs on a lot of enthusiasts who may wonder where the limit of air coolers actually rests.
Where or how did static get to the MB?...............................
I will bring it with me so you can take it with you.
Next time it breaks send me the 4090 for testing