Thank yall for all of the constructive criticism! There seems to be a repeat of comments so I'll address it here. First of all, I'm sorry for disappointing yall :( I'm still learning about PC building and I was really proud of myself for gettin my own custom PC to work. I still hav a ways to go. These components were so expensive because I bought them beginning of 2018. Prices were much higher back then :( The wristband was advertised as cordless and I bought it 4ish years ago, I put TONS of research into everything but the strap. I had no idea it hardly did anything, so I'm trashing it. Sorry to disappoint yall by using it, but I'll never use it again. I did touch lots of metal to discharge tho! Just didnt want to edit in all my random metal pats. The cooler didnt come with much thermal paste on it for some reason (I think cus it was sittin in a box for awhile), so I added some more just in case. If it was too much, I'll just reapply in the near future.
Was $2K your budget for this build? Also, why did you opt for a SATA 3 SSD and not an NVMe SSD? No price difference really, and you'll get 4x performance. The motherboard you picked has 2 x Ultra M.2 Sockets, something to think about when you decide to upgrade future components. ^_^ Have you found a job in IT yet?
That is odd they advertised it as wireless because the whole purpose of the wrist strap is to connect to some form of metal to ground yourself to elimanate having to periodically touching random metal.
@@waffflee3663 he said finally not first, and a billion? considering theres only 1.8b resgistered youtube accounts.... nah mate... get your facts straight
@@belowaverage3325 They have ones that you don't necessarily need to have grounded to something metal, there's little bits of metal that dissipate the static within the bracelet, they're way more convenient than the tethered ones
Great PC build :D, can you please confirm your standoffs for the water cooler are tight? you can confirm that by checking temps inside windows using AIDA64, I have seen H100i coolers not doing their job well because some motherboards are thin and the standoffs are taller so not enough cooling is going to the CPU
I worked with that identical trident z rgb ram. come to find out, the slots that are supposed to be used on that mobo, aren't it. ue the first 2 side by side. it'll post with that config. used it on a ryzen 7 2700x with the stock rgb wraith cooler
I usually do not comment on videos, but you made me do it. I saw this video in my recommended section and I thought I will just check it out since I am really interested in building a PC of my own. As I was watching, I can see the positive energy and attitude you are bringing to the viewers and it is really entertaining. I did not realize this video was 26 mins long until I finished watching it (I think that is a good sign of a good entertainer :)). Anyway, You earned a sub. Good luck with the build and keep up with this attitude :D
Here's a nice, humble PC builder. It's nice to hear that she admits she's not an expert (like "some" other channel), and just enjoys building a PC and see how it goes. ^_^
This is honestly a much better pc build guide than half of the other videos because you go over everything and other tech TH-camrs probably don't find confusing but we do, so thank you
Great video! It's cool to see you build it with all of the complications included. Most people just want to show the final product, no mistakes, but it's nice to see what you'd run into as a regular pc builder.
Just built my PC and THANK GOD I found your video a couple days before building it! Taking out the RAM was my same issue and you helped out! Thank you!
Hey NoisyButters, Thank you for making this video, I really learnt a lot from you! I would love to build my own PC but to be honest I would be so nervous to do it myself. I ended up buying one in the end. It's so great to see that you managed to build this by yourself, keep it going!
I'm going to keep it real and say that I didn't know who you were but you were on my recommended and i must say i like your personality (and you PC) this was relatable because i built mine as well not too long ago. So this video was more than enough for me to go ahead and watch your other content and subscribe.
Nice job, thanks for showing in a way that helped be understand a little better. After looking up pic builds and watching yours. I have become subscriber to your videos. Thanks for sharing.
I feel like telling you great job. So many people want to criticize or coach you, but honestly you did great. You were opened about your experience , and troubleshooting when it didn't seem to work. Great job. You are above beginner level but your modesty is admirable. You have a nice positive vibe to your personality and pretty blue eyes. Keep on trucking through youtube and don't let negative feedback get you down.
Agreed, coming from someone that has been building PC's since he was for 15+ years. You did some things the "long way" specifically in the troubleshooting aspect, the closed-loop liquid cooler was painful to watch and to hear it took you 2hrs... But if it's your first time and you're by yourself it's understandable. A learning experience and one that is needed the price point of liquid coolers are becoming more reasonable and the longevity and performance of them is great. The wristband does not hurt anything, but as long you're wearing shoes and are touching a part of the case before you handle parts you're fine, I personally keep my forearm touching. The thermal paste was a little much - but as long as it doesn't drip when it heats up you should be ok. Might want to look at ThermalGrizzly, you can paint it on, they also have the pads now too so you skip the paste all together, peel-and-stick. Positives, personality great, the fact you actually knew what to buy for your needs and not just trying to break benchmark records was refreshing. Also, knowing what POST is and if you aren't filling every ram slot of RAM knowing which slots are primary and to even look for that was awesome. Keep it up, Enjoy what you have invested in and built, it's more rewarding when you build it then when you buy it. PCPARTPICKER and PASSMARK are great resources if you haven't discovered them as of yet. - May your framerates be high and your temperatures low -
BlizzGMX what r u talking about u don’t know anything about computer building. She didn’t spread out her thermal paste and put a wire behind a graphic card. Her build will barely last her 1 1/2 years. She did a good job but if u don’t know anything about computers then don’t comment
Skeetr - Fortnite Leaks and what wire? all you need is to plug it in and plug in the vga cables. you can’t say he doesn’t know much about computers when you obviously don’t either.
i enjoy how your voice changes as you get involved in the build , lol , i know its an old video , but , its fun watching someone building a computer , no matter the experience level , the actual build and having the experience to actually piece together something and watch it basically come to life is an enjoyment to watch , lol
TheDAITrickster If anyone is building her same build just don't (not hating or trying to do anything negative towards her) this build has a Ryzen 7 2700X, GTX 1080 Ti, 500GB m.2 NVMe SSD. pcpartpicker.com/list/6NRW9J
You're simply adorable. I had fun watching this. I've built tons and tons of computers and overall with only building one, I think you did a great job.
I truly respect all the hard work and the effort ur putting in ur videos.. U literally make my day every time i watch ur vids.. luv you and ur content.. keep up the good work✌🏼❤🙏🏼
hey you did great on the build. the point is you built a system that you wanted to and it works. people will pick apart anything. first video i watched of yours, i like the content so you gained a sub. looking forward to seeing more of your stuff.
The build looks awesome! I love the rgb! I'm building my first PC soon and you were right about wanting to watch someone who isn't a "pro" build one. PCs can cost so much so this makes it a lot less intimidating. Thanks!
I'm about to build my first PC this weekend. It's a 2500$ PC and I'm super excited and nervous at the same time. I have the same AIO cooler. I am a bit worried cause I have never installed a cooler before. But I will try my best. Watching you build your PC sure gave me some inspiration. Thank you very much for this video. Appreciate it.
hi, i just found your channel and i love your positive energy what comes from you and you have a great attitude as well, you earned a new sub :D i hope this makes sense, english is not my mother tongue :D
People can learn so much from you. Smart. Positive. Happy. Ur attitude is just so good and so contagious. Thanks for the great content. Thank you for the positive vibes
Hey kinda late, but... if anyone runs into post or boot failures: use the onboard postcodes. In some cases its a speaker or leds, in this case its the 2 digit display. The corresponding error messages can then be found in the MoBo manual or the internet.
That was an half hour of pure entertainment. I like. Your not a professional but you showed that sometimes you just need to give it a try, that's cool. For me i think we need to take fails to learn something from it.👍
Nice vid. I built my 1st PC back in March and it took me about 20 hrs to build. I worked on it for 6 hrs straight the 1st night then 16 hr straight the next day. I was very meticulous and careful and would read and re-read the instructions to every manual lol. I had a blast and might build another for a friend. When you said that you had been sitting on the parts for awhile I had flashbacks of waiting on mine lol. Took me about 5 months to save up and slowly buy all my parts.
Good job for your first build, more cable management lol, not sure why people would give you issues about your build! Its a learning process. Next part is a custom water loop! ;)
Thank yall for all of the constructive criticism! There seems to be a repeat of comments so I'll address it here.
First of all, I'm sorry for disappointing yall :( I'm still learning about PC building and I was really proud of myself for gettin my own custom PC to work. I still hav a ways to go.
These components were so expensive because I bought them beginning of 2018. Prices were much higher back then :(
The wristband was advertised as cordless and I bought it 4ish years ago, I put TONS of research into everything but the strap. I had no idea it hardly did anything, so I'm trashing it. Sorry to disappoint yall by using it, but I'll never use it again. I did touch lots of metal to discharge tho! Just didnt want to edit in all my random metal pats.
The cooler didnt come with much thermal paste on it for some reason (I think cus it was sittin in a box for awhile), so I added some more just in case. If it was too much, I'll just reapply in the near future.
Probably should pin this comment
ReBurn i pinned it but youtube said nu HNNNNNG thank u friend, i was wonderin why i was gettin so many repeat comments xD
no problem :) nice PC btw.
Was $2K your budget for this build? Also, why did you opt for a SATA 3 SSD and not an NVMe SSD? No price difference really, and you'll get 4x performance. The motherboard you picked has 2 x Ultra M.2 Sockets, something to think about when you decide to upgrade future components. ^_^
Have you found a job in IT yet?
That is odd they advertised it as wireless because the whole purpose of the wrist strap is to connect to some form of metal to ground yourself to elimanate having to periodically touching random metal.
This was a thousand times better then The Verge’s build
ha ha ha.
let it go young man.
Andrew Rattle Lol no one will ever let it go- the verge's build was way too funny
Mr.Meeseeks actually
ASDKJFA;SDKFJA;SLKDFJ
NoisyButters I agree
Finally a gaming youtuber who BUILDS their PC.
@@waffflee3663 have you not clicked on her channel? lmao
@@waffflee3663 he said finally not first, and a billion? considering theres only 1.8b resgistered youtube accounts.... nah mate... get your facts straight
@@waffflee3663 if you werent serious why would you say it? there was no point of saying that, now you just look dumb..
Why do people get so mad when someone doesn’t build their pc. I know lots of ppl who built theirs and are trash at every game 😂
@@switchto1772 I'm just saying. jezz
Good thing she actually has a anti static bracelet and not a rivestrong bracelet as lyle would say
Krypto799 LMAOOOOOO
Krypto799 it’s not grounded so it’s useless
I love lyle
@@belowaverage3325 They have ones that you don't necessarily need to have grounded to something metal, there's little bits of metal that dissipate the static within the bracelet, they're way more convenient than the tethered ones
@@callofdutyblackops9 Or you could just have it on the ankle O.o
This is one of the few videos I ever watched without skipping a second. Damn, this girl has a great vibe.
Same
horny
little too perky for my liking. but shes cool.
naeseard perv
REEEEEEE PC BUILD I hope yall enjoy! ~
ps my graphics card dropped about $100 a week after I ordered it, rip 2 my wallet for no good reason
For a first PC build, that it an awesome build! good job :)
NoisyButters very cool!!
Great PC build :D, can you please confirm your standoffs for the water cooler are tight? you can confirm that by checking temps inside windows using AIDA64, I have seen H100i coolers not doing their job well because some motherboards are thin and the standoffs are taller so not enough cooling is going to the CPU
I worked with that identical trident z rgb ram. come to find out, the slots that are supposed to be used on that mobo, aren't it. ue the first 2 side by side. it'll post with that config. used it on a ryzen 7 2700x with the stock rgb wraith cooler
If you ordered from newegg or amazon you can tell them and they will refund you the price drop usually!
14:41 I just had a heart attack, I thought the pc fell. 😂😂
I did too 😂😂😂 my heart dropped
not alone hommie
Ye same
2 years later scrolling down, and you still see the verge comments XD They really made a name for themselves XD
You forgot the Swiss Army Knife and tweezers. ;)
Oh jeez no pls
Bobcat665 😂😭😂😂😭😭😂😂
a swiss army knife that hopefully has a screwdriver :L
HAHAHA Xd
she had a BIG BAG of tweezers.
I usually do not comment on videos, but you made me do it. I saw this video in my recommended section and I thought I will just check it out since I am really interested in building a PC of my own. As I was watching, I can see the positive energy and attitude you are bringing to the viewers and it is really entertaining. I did not realize this video was 26 mins long until I finished watching it (I think that is a good sign of a good entertainer :)).
Anyway, You earned a sub. Good luck with the build and keep up with this attitude :D
Here's a nice, humble PC builder. It's nice to hear that she admits she's not an expert (like "some" other channel), and just enjoys building a PC and see how it goes. ^_^
That graphics card alone would make me go bankrupt lol
Omg yes , it’s around $740 and get this, that’s the price for a refurbished one 😳
The class would make me go bankrupt
It's a 1070 its not even rtx u can get a 1660ti or a 2060 for way cheaper this pc she built is ass I mean liked ..... Intel like why intel
Alex Radan this was a year ago rtx wasn’t out when she built it was early 2019 and also she only had like an 8th of her subs
Alex Radan I take that back summer 2018
When im depressed watching ur videos picks my mood up.... your smile is contagious , thank you for being here and u dont even know it
...
When the camera fell while she was installing the power supply, I thought the whole table fell which gave me a mini heart attack. 14:41
Lol ik
Same
Same
0:31 “this is not a guide!
Title: “pc build guide”
Lmao
i was looking for this comment lmao
@ toxicc same lol
This is honestly a much better pc build guide than half of the other videos because you go over everything and other tech TH-camrs probably don't find confusing but we do, so thank you
Awesome video Butters! 😄 I recently started watching your videos and they’re great! Sending love from Australia
Great video! It's cool to see you build it with all of the complications included. Most people just want to show the final product, no mistakes, but it's nice to see what you'd run into as a regular pc builder.
This is the best guide i've ever seen. So clear and informative. Now i feel confident that i could actually build a pc
Did you build one?
@@peter10195 I have built 3 pc’s now, and planning on upgrading my current one soon :)
Thanks for the motherboard plastic tip, no other tutorials said it conducted too much static soòoo ur a real life saver tysm
Just built my PC and THANK GOD I found your video a couple days before building it! Taking out the RAM was my same issue and you helped out! Thank you!
Forget gamer girls, get yourself a pc building girl 😍😍
Paul Williams XD
oh yeah!
She is a gamer girl bc it’s her hobby she doesn’t want attention
Aesiris my last name lol
Virgin
This is actually very very educational thank you so so much butters!!
love the case, your doing pretty good at all this so keep it coming!
Really enjoyed this video keep it up
The Phanteks Enthoo is just toooo good. Loved te build! keep doing stuff like this.
Hey NoisyButters, Thank you for making this video, I really learnt a lot from you! I would love to build my own PC but to be honest I would be so nervous to do it myself. I ended up buying one in the end. It's so great to see that you managed to build this by yourself, keep it going!
You did great, and it looks awesome. Well done
I'm going to keep it real and say that I didn't know who you were but you were on my recommended and i must say i like your personality (and you PC) this was relatable because i built mine as well not too long ago. So this video was more than enough for me to go ahead and watch your other content and subscribe.
thank you for stickin around!
Such a beautiful soul! Wish you all the best for you and your loved ones!
This is gonna help me out so much for making a PC thanks Butters
This is was fun, informative and adorable. Thinking about building my first pc in 2020. Thanks!
Nice job, thanks for showing in a way that helped be understand a little better. After looking up pic builds and watching yours. I have become subscriber to your videos. Thanks for sharing.
I feel like telling you great job. So many people want to criticize or coach you, but honestly you did great. You were opened about your experience , and troubleshooting when it didn't seem to work. Great job. You are above beginner level but your modesty is admirable. You have a nice positive vibe to your personality and pretty blue eyes. Keep on trucking through youtube and don't let negative feedback get you down.
Agreed, coming from someone that has been building PC's since he was for 15+ years. You did some things the "long way" specifically in the troubleshooting aspect, the closed-loop liquid cooler was painful to watch and to hear it took you 2hrs... But if it's your first time and you're by yourself it's understandable. A learning experience and one that is needed the price point of liquid coolers are becoming more reasonable and the longevity and performance of them is great.
The wristband does not hurt anything, but as long you're wearing shoes and are touching a part of the case before you handle parts you're fine, I personally keep my forearm touching.
The thermal paste was a little much - but as long as it doesn't drip when it heats up you should be ok. Might want to look at ThermalGrizzly, you can paint it on, they also have the pads now too so you skip the paste all together, peel-and-stick.
Positives, personality great, the fact you actually knew what to buy for your needs and not just trying to break benchmark records was refreshing. Also, knowing what POST is and if you aren't filling every ram slot of RAM knowing which slots are primary and to even look for that was awesome.
Keep it up, Enjoy what you have invested in and built, it's more rewarding when you build it then when you buy it.
PCPARTPICKER and PASSMARK are great resources if you haven't discovered them as of yet.
- May your framerates be high and your temperatures low -
BlizzGMX what r u talking about u don’t know anything about computer building. She didn’t spread out her thermal paste and put a wire behind a graphic card. Her build will barely last her 1 1/2 years. She did a good job but if u don’t know anything about computers then don’t comment
Skeetr - Fortnite Leaks and what wire? all you need is to plug it in and plug in the vga cables. you can’t say he doesn’t know much about computers when you obviously don’t either.
i really enjoyed watching good job!!
i enjoy how your voice changes as you get involved in the build , lol , i know its an old video , but , its fun watching someone building a computer , no matter the experience level , the actual build and having the experience to actually piece together something and watch it basically come to life is an enjoyment to watch , lol
legit gonna steal your pc specs XD and use this video to build mine!
I can’t believe I’ve found you here of all videos... what a lucky roommate you have :>
AYEEEEE DO IT UP HELL YEE
TheDAITrickster If anyone is building her same build just don't (not hating or trying to do anything negative towards her) this build has a Ryzen 7 2700X, GTX 1080 Ti, 500GB m.2 NVMe SSD. pcpartpicker.com/list/6NRW9J
MailGaming it's easier to contact me on discord discord.gg/pdaFTwA
eat me please i love you also do you know when cereal will upload again?
You're simply adorable. I had fun watching this. I've built tons and tons of computers and overall with only building one, I think you did a great job.
Dude get a life lol
Geh rosted
This was enjoyable! Amazing personality! ❤️👑
You are by far one of my favorite TH-camrs you have such a good personality and aren’t afraid to be yourself keep up the good work
good video and fun to watch,and the posting problem was great to watch how you sorted it out.
nice pc! thumbs up
You're different than most of these PC assemblies, you're so organized and you don't throw away your manuals lmaoo.
I truly respect all the hard work and the effort ur putting in ur videos.. U literally make my day every time i watch ur vids.. luv you and ur content.. keep up the good work✌🏼❤🙏🏼
THIS HELPED ME SO MUCH THANK YOUUUU
The thing with the SATA cable was brilliant. Thanks for the tip!
hey you did great on the build. the point is you built a system that you wanted to and it works. people will pick apart anything. first video i watched of yours, i like the content so you gained a sub. looking forward to seeing more of your stuff.
Excellent job this was truly enjoyable and break from the norm of pc building
“This is not a GUIDE!” says guide in title
Payton Suskie big brain
called marketing
y'all not gonna hate on her now right?
She has a cpu that’s way too powerful for a 1070
@@gwraffe6812 You do have a point.
I started pc building when I was 12, I am 14 now and it is definitely really fun! The outcome of it all is amazing and a great hobby to come by.
The build looks awesome! I love the rgb! I'm building my first PC soon and you were right about wanting to watch someone who isn't a "pro" build one. PCs can cost so much so this makes it a lot less intimidating. Thanks!
"Let's just put this damn thing in case! I'm so done!" Said every person ever who built a PC lol. Butters you crack me up ;) Stay Awesome!
Ayeeee I have the same desk except thinner for my set up. Great video! Subbed!
So adorable. You're having so much fun and its fun to listen to you. You make building a PC interesting and easy to follow.
thank you!
Nice Video. For the Anti-Static wristband to work - it needs to be attached / clipped to a Metal Surface. :)
She is using one of the cordless antistatic bands. Even says it in her description. Also mentions they dont work but they were around.
wow man great build :)
You did a great job thanks for the video
I love PC builds :)
Damn you Butters......your 4th wall talking is suppppppppppppeeeeeer awesome.........(4th wall:- you know talking to us)
Love you and your videos...
Your amazing,and I love all your vids ❤️❤️
that feel when it posts never changes. every single build.
I'm about to build my first PC this weekend. It's a 2500$ PC and I'm super excited and nervous at the same time. I have the same AIO cooler. I am a bit worried cause I have never installed a cooler before. But I will try my best. Watching you build your PC sure gave me some inspiration. Thank you very much for this video. Appreciate it.
How the build go?
hi, i just found your channel and i love your positive energy what comes from you and you have a great attitude as well, you earned a new sub :D
i hope this makes sense, english is not my mother tongue :D
Tamás Feka Jej nem vagyok egyedül :'D
hehe :D
Noah Reed
thx :D
People can learn so much from you. Smart. Positive. Happy. Ur attitude is just so good and so contagious. Thanks for the great content. Thank you for the positive vibes
Thank you for this, and for your follow up comments below. I just subscribed.
nice rig u have there . whatever it is shes better than most of us here lol . really enjoy watching this
The perfect girl doesn’t exi....
Apparently you've never been outside
R/whoooshed
@@michaeljuarez2899 have you never understood a joke
I completely disagree with that statement
@@michaeljuarez2899 apparently u dont understand what a joke is
Thanks for the cable management Ideas.
Nice effort - well done.
It’s a beautiful pc very clean to where I want to build one now 🤣 but for real good job 👍👌
And the way you talk ...is the way to awesome..... you're super awesome....love the juvenile reaction of yours
I like how fun you make the video naturally because of ur personality 😁💯
Very well done!
Hey kinda late, but... if anyone runs into post or boot failures: use the onboard postcodes. In some cases its a speaker or leds, in this case its the 2 digit display. The corresponding error messages can then be found in the MoBo manual or the internet.
i had no idea it displayed the error code now! that's so cool, ill definitely keep that in mind for future builds
Outstanding job! I'm about to build my first PC in a few weeks, def nervous
thank you! and GOOD LUCK! youll do great! ❤️
Is not hard I built mine months ago and it still works and runs amazing
THX FOR TEACHING!!
I enjoyed watching this video :)
I dont know why everyone gave you such a hard time, i think you did great! Definitely better than my first time!
Good work. Gonna build a monster to soon. Thinking of recording it. We shall se hehe. Cheers.
Thank you for the video, I shall be building me a pc here in a bit 😁
That was an half hour of pure entertainment. I like. Your not a professional but you showed that sometimes you just need to give it a try, that's cool. For me i think we need to take fails to learn something from it.👍
BOOTERS THE PC GODDESS
Maximizing linux tech tips is fyi
good build, but you forgot to screw with confidence, and there was no swiss army knife (which hopefully has a phillips head)
Owen Balino dude 💀
lmao
It looks absolutely wonderful.
I think I’m in love! I’m getting ready to do my first build, so I hope all goes well!
I am a simple man, i saw PC build + Noisybutter, i clicked and liked :D
I love watching your videos, your very silly and fun to watch
You did fine. Butters! As long as it runs you are good!! IMO water coolers are all hype and not worth the trouble, but you made it work! Good job!
Nice vid. I built my 1st PC back in March and it took me about 20 hrs to build. I worked on it for 6 hrs straight the 1st night then 16 hr straight the next day. I was very meticulous and careful and would read and re-read the instructions to every manual lol. I had a blast and might build another for a friend. When you said that you had been sitting on the parts for awhile I had flashbacks of waiting on mine lol. Took me about 5 months to save up and slowly buy all my parts.
Congrats for yout efford. It's not really easy to build a PC and you did it pretty well.
Good job for your first build, more cable management lol, not sure why people would give you issues about your build! Its a learning process. Next part is a custom water loop! ;)
love this build
I just bought the same PC and I was worried on how am going to organize the cables, but in general your video is very helpful. Thank you noisy 😁😁😁
Good video, keep it up! PC building is a working progress, not a bad start at all, just carry on. I'm loving you already. Just subscribed. More power.
Glad to finally see you upgrading to a better RIG.You'll emjoy the 1070ti also
OEdgy 28 LMAO
OEdgy 28 can get a 1070ti under 500
I subscribed because i like your perky personality, fun and blubly...great job on your PC build even though its 2 years later lolz
Slide in with a little bit of force... Story of my life 😂😂😂great vid 👍❤️
Don't understand how people can dislike you're videos... whats not to love? Keep up the awesome uploads!
Can you do a gaming setup tour with your new pc? Also awesome video your so fun to watch!
thank you so much! and absolutely for sure :D just gotta get it all set up ^-^
Actually this is a cool video and I really like your optimism and I really hope to enjoy this pc
And I know that I'm kinda late to replay
You did a good cable management for doing it only the 2nd time :) gj there!