Your long cable had pin 20 live, it didn't meet displayport spec and was feeding voltage from the monitor back into the gpu keeping the system from fully powering off between power cycles and shorting the card when unplugged causing the system to crash.
Things Linus would've done differently: 1) pull out the angle grinder 2) jerryrig some water cooling 3) RGB RGB RGB 4) Sexy Glam footage 5) Speaking of (insert here)... 6) Drop the entire thing and break it
USB-C had a similar issue, cables could be manufactured poorly and damage the Type-C port - it's why many phone manufacturers may not allow warranty service if the USB-C port is damaged and you used a third-party cable.
I just built my PC since 2014 and it didn't boot because I had the fan header and RGB header connected to the motherboard. I was just about to send my MOBO to warranty when I booted up the PC without the 6 pin cable of the fans connected and see that was the problem.
Mr. Evan's, I am a LTT viewer and therefore you pop up on my feed every once in a while. I just wanted to say you've really improved you're hosting skills compared to a few years ago. Good on ya bud. Keep doing you.
Anyone wondering what the issue is: I had the same issue before, the cheap cable I bought had the power pin connected (it's not supposed to be, and yes for some reason DP has a power pin) and the monitor is sending power back to my graphics card. I purposely damaged that single pin and now the cable works flawlessly.
Spot on. It's the problematic 3.3v pin 20. With improperly designed cables that have it wired up, an effect known as backfeed can occur. And it can potentially even brick your entire graphics card. At best, it'll keep the RGB on while the PC is unplugged.
Had the same problem 3 years ago... I found out about the pin 20 issue on very old blog and after the plastic housing on one end of the dp cable just broke in my hands I decided to pull out the pin 20 wire and it started working!!! Really stupid problem that really should not exist anymore in 2019...
@@gilrubin5711 the only reason pin 20 is there is so that adapters can get power without an apart power supply. Other than that its just stupid alot of manufactures don't know about it. Even the displayport cables that comes out of the box for some monitors are with pin 20
EJ Tech I PC build, most of the time the used PCs come with the ram pre installed so all i do is plop in a GPU and a better Power supply like a 500w and thats it
@@Ripjawismad He knew the beep code and that it was video related or thats just what he assumed, hints why he swaps monitors and gpus. The beep codes dont go into the deph of a problem just what kind of problem it is.
@@Ripjawismad I honestly don't think you know what you're talking about, all motherboard have beep codes if you plug in the speaker module that they give you
_"I might turn that off cause I definitely don't want any RGB coming out"_ *meanwhile,Linus slapped a metric ton of RGB lighting in his sleeper PC build*
@@beukenboomer604 Pin 20 in displayport is powered from both the gpu side and monitor side so that powered Converters or extender boxes can be powered from either end. When such a unit is connected, it accepts power only at one side and so you don't get backfeed along the entire setup. When pin 20 is active on a cable that just goes monitorgraphics card backfeed occurs, voltage can shortcircuit device on either end and cause all sorts of hell since they don't have the same phase variation on both sides. Lots of minidp to dp cables had the pin20 wired up too so you could easily fry that port on your laptop if you weren't careful.
i was listening to music with loud speakers plugged in and forgot to turn them off so i start waitching this and all i hear is HEY GUYS THIS IS AUSTIN go through my full house lol
Austin’s accusation of Ken could make for a fairly interesting troubleshooting competition-style video, where you get a bunch of tech TH-camrs, and present them each with the same PC built slightly incorrectly, and they have to fix it.
For me HDMI has been solid, display port less so. Though I still use it because it's the only way for me to get 144hz on my monitor. The HDMI ports on my monitor don't support that refresh rate.
Displayport to HDMI adapter. They are active adaptors that translate signals and the correct choice of adaptor does make a difference. I had problems with an expensive Belkin cable purchased from the Apple store, and replaced it with an unbranded €15 adapter from FNAC (think French equivalent of Best Buy) and that worked perfectly.
your DP cable had pin 20 on it, which is not supposed to be, connecting pin 20 feeds 3.3v back into your video card, which causes issues, and may even damage the video card or worst brick it, apparently there are a lot of DP cables that connect pin 20
something like 2 years ago I stopped getting your videos in my subscription inbox. I thought you had genuinely disappeared off the face of youtube until I got this video 2 years later. Fuck youtube man, I really enjoyed your content
My PC "FuturePower branded" PC from 1999 I have 3 80mm fans in mine with two fan controllers with USB 3 and HD Audio, most of the fans reach around 2000RPM & the case sits around 100F playing Half-Life Alyx VR with a Gigabyte WINDFORCE Full-Sized Overclocked GTX 970 that fits with a whole millimeter to spare (so certainly not bad). Small case like that though I would def install high RPM fans 2000RPM+ though (Both rear and intake if possible) cooling OC components can be no joke and installing 120mm fans in a case like that is not easy without breaking out the metal grinder & and in some old cases may not be poss as the IO is too close to the fan shroud
Lol I just sold my old rigged up HP Windows XP machine that had: • AMD Athlon X4 880k • GTX 1050 2GB • Viper RAM 1833Mhz 16GB This kinda makes me miss it
Its true theyre are finicky AF in general with them the more you spend the better the quality. VESA needs to come down hard on the manufacturers and lock down the cable manufacturing techniques or w/e. I just dont understand how HDMI is simple to implement but DP is the wildwest....
Caton Vracar This is unfortunately very true. My DP cable just randomly stopped sending signals in the middle of a gaming session. Switched to HDMI and it was perfectly fine. Imagine that.
I started modding cases before this old case was made, so I can give advice on how it would have been modded in the early 2000s. Drill holes in the 3-1/2" bay covers, remove the filters, use higher velocity fans, fit a 96mm fan in the back, and cut intake fan holes in the side cover, using 80mm fans and those chrome wire grilles. You'll need a drill with a cone bit and a hole saw to pull it off. and some server fans. You'll see some decent numbers with cooling, but also the sound of an airliner taxiing whenever you turn it on.
My PC "FuturePower branded" PC from 1999 I have 3 80mm fans in mine with two fan controllers with USB 3 and HD Audio, most of the fans reach around 2000RPM & the case sits around 100F playing Half-Life Alyx VR with a Gigabyte WINDFORCE Full-Sized Overclocked GTX 970 that fits with a whole millimeter to spare (so certainly not bad). Small case like that though I would def install high RPM fans 2000RPM+ though (Both rear and intake if possible) cooling OC components can be no joke and installing 120mm fans in a case like that is not easy without breaking out the metal grinder & and in some old cases may not be poss as the IO is too close to the fan shroud Edit: He could have easily front and back case fans too, don't know why he didn't especially with a 2080ti in there
i also thought i destroyed my graphics card by overclocking it and a few moments later the screen went black. turns out i had to completely turn off my monitor and pluggint it from the wall to let some capacitors discharge, then all worked again. Fckn displayport. but its the only port i can get 144hz from
I have the same Blu Ray drive (so o can rip owned Blu-rays to Plex server) and it was cheaper than most but reliable. So I can see why you also went with it.
I know, right?! 8 hours! I didn't watch THAT video but, did he like make several trips to a store? Was sourcing the case part of it? Like, what did he do?
ive had a similar issue with display port my pc wouldnt post anymore it was just that the cable came loose on one of the sides. i feel like there are some huge problems with display port if it can cause a pc to not post
I had a bad cable out of the monitor box. Luckily for me I already bought a replacement just in case the monitor didn't have a display port cable and from there just replaced it when it arrived.
yeah but it takes more time to unplug it. I'd just switch it off, it's faster than pulling it out of the wall and having to plug it back in. not to mention PC power supplies usually have an on and off switch on them
Your long cable had pin 20 live, it didn't meet displayport spec and was feeding voltage from the monitor back into the gpu keeping the system from fully powering off between power cycles and shorting the card when unplugged causing the system to crash.
Your comment deserves more likes
How can anyone visually tell this about one of these cables and how to tell prior to online purchase where you can't see the cable in person?
@@edwardcullen3251 It's literally the only thing left
@@13billy What do you mean?
Edward Cullen that is one of the symptoms of pin 20 being live according to the main comment.
Things Linus would've done differently:
1) pull out the angle grinder
2) jerryrig some water cooling
3) RGB RGB RGB
4) Sexy Glam footage
5) Speaking of (insert here)...
6) Drop the entire thing and break it
And it would be a Titan and an i9
Not record the video in 12fps
I'll tell you how linus would do it:
1. buy some completely rediculous equipment just for this one job
2. get Alex to do it
And he would've figured out the problem in 5 seconds instead of 5 days.
so what?
Ken: So as a kid, I did this to start the TV.
Me: dont hit it. Dont hit it. Dont hit it.
Ken: *hits pc*
Exactly what I was thinking 😂😂
*hard drive dies*
*directed by robert b weide*
I got exactly the same reaction 😂😂
If you have an SSD, you can hit it pretty hard, lol.
2010 : Your PC could die from a virus
2020 : Your PC can die from a frikin cable
N I C E
Or a cheap power supply
Theo2020 RO yes
USB-C had a similar issue, cables could be manufactured poorly and damage the Type-C port - it's why many phone manufacturers may not allow warranty service if the USB-C port is damaged and you used a third-party cable.
@@TheRealCharlieSuper THX for the fact
Have a good day
I just built my PC since 2014 and it didn't boot because I had the fan header and RGB header connected to the motherboard.
I was just about to send my MOBO to warranty when I booted up the PC without the 6 pin cable of the fans connected and see that was the problem.
no.
"if it aint broke, it doesn't have enough features."
Bethesda logic
If YOU ain't broke it doesn't have enough features
@@owenlebouef5437 lmao 😂 yes!
"I can't believe THIS killed my toilet..." - follow up episode
I thought this joke meant something else..until I saw the end of the episode.
@@CaveyMoth haha
Hahahaha
🤣🤣
**BRUH**
Cable: *I'm about to end his man's whole career*
*whole Video
A whole new world, a new fantastic point of view
Next video should be:
*_How to make a PC toaster_*
Featuring; GTX 480
I think Luke on LTT did a similar video about toasting food on your PC.
*Use your pc's heat to make tost*
Pizza warmer? XD
imagine if the *KEN SMACK* fixed the issue
Percussive Maintenance (the technical name) - never works on a new PC...
*S*M*A*C*C*
I did that like a month ago since my pc's motherboard is just broken and it wouldnt post, it would just after i hit the case.
Mr. Evan's,
I am a LTT viewer and therefore you pop up on my feed every once in a while.
I just wanted to say you've really improved you're hosting skills compared to a few years ago.
Good on ya bud. Keep doing you.
Anyone wondering what the issue is:
I had the same issue before, the cheap cable I bought had the power pin connected (it's not supposed to be, and yes for some reason DP has a power pin) and the monitor is sending power back to my graphics card. I purposely damaged that single pin and now the cable works flawlessly.
Spot on. It's the problematic 3.3v pin 20. With improperly designed cables that have it wired up, an effect known as backfeed can occur. And it can potentially even brick your entire graphics card. At best, it'll keep the RGB on while the PC is unplugged.
This comment deserves more likes! I've been fixing PCs and I have never heard of this before!
This can be the reason too that the gpu was throttling and was too hot because of the 20th pin.
Had the same problem 3 years ago... I found out about the pin 20 issue on very old blog and after the plastic housing on one end of the dp cable just broke in my hands I decided to pull out the pin 20 wire and it started working!!!
Really stupid problem that really should not exist anymore in 2019...
@@gilrubin5711 the only reason pin 20 is there is so that adapters can get power without an apart power supply. Other than that its just stupid alot of manufactures don't know about it. Even the displayport cables that comes out of the box for some monitors are with pin 20
Me: selects a resolution higher than 144p to watch this video
_2 seconds later_
I can't believe I just *killed* my PC
you made me feel good that i can watch videos in 1440p60 smoothly
I feel your pain man... I feel it way too much
Take out the hard drive and put it in a modern PC
@@iftekharsafi4861 i can watch 4k at 144hz on my phone lol
@SuperLolMine - TH-cam no it doesnt sadly but other websites do
“I’ll find some more RAM” damn I want that life
Sonic Speed Same here brotha
Get into used PC building. I now have extra DDR3 in my drawer.
EJ Tech I PC build, most of the time the used PCs come with the ram pre installed so all i do is plop in a GPU and a better Power supply like a 500w and thats it
Shoitu really? where.
I use a DDR400 stick as a key chain
You know the beep codes are mentioned in the mobo manual right?
And 2 beeps is usually the universal code for a video card problem
I’ve seen newer models of mobos that don’t feature beep codes, but since this is an old mobo, I have to agree.
@@Ripjawismad He knew the beep code and that it was video related or thats just what he assumed, hints why he swaps monitors and gpus. The beep codes dont go into the deph of a problem just what kind of problem it is.
@@Ripjawismad It's not an old motherboard you dunce
@@Ripjawismad I honestly don't think you know what you're talking about, all motherboard have beep codes if you plug in the speaker module that they give you
Best thing TH-cam did to me was recommend LTT PC Build video after watching Austin's PC build video 😅😅
Why you got to do Him like that?
Same XD
you should have called linus, he's been sitting sad cause no one needs his help
Linus would of dropped the thing lmfao
@@billyharris6196
"Would of"
Well he built a server with smarter everyday
Funny enough Linus just had an issue/mystery involving display port adapters and stuff lol
who needs Linus to begin with?
_"I might turn that off cause I definitely don't want any RGB coming out"_
*meanwhile,Linus slapped a metric ton of RGB lighting in his sleeper PC build*
RGB lighting would ruin the "Sleeper" look.
Based on the new cases I've been seeing, I might turn my old Dell T3500 case into a sleeper rig :)
Not so sleeper anymore lmao
Good ol' Linus
Why was I literally reading this comment like word for word as it came out his mouth 😂
That was awesome !
That’s because Linus is deformed
This the year 2069
and sleeper PCs have taken over the world
nice
Niiiiiice
noice
What's a sleeper pc?
Hy Pham It's a powerful desktop in a case that makes it look older or lower-end than it really is.
The whole time I was screaming at my screen "ITS THE F*****G CABLE"
Do you know why exactly it was the cable? I'm curious.
@@beukenboomer604 Pin 20 in displayport is powered from both the gpu side and monitor side so that powered Converters or extender boxes can be powered from either end.
When such a unit is connected, it accepts power only at one side and so you don't get backfeed along the entire setup.
When pin 20 is active on a cable that just goes monitorgraphics card backfeed occurs, voltage can shortcircuit device on either end and cause all sorts of hell since they don't have the same phase variation on both sides.
Lots of minidp to dp cables had the pin20 wired up too so you could easily fry that port on your laptop if you weren't careful.
weird flex but ok
@@abdullahkhan-yi6dz k
@@Squall4Rinoa HUGE ANIME BREASTS
i was listening to music with loud speakers plugged in and forgot to turn them off so i start waitching this and all i hear is HEY GUYS THIS IS AUSTIN go through my full house lol
Austin’s accusation of Ken could make for a fairly interesting troubleshooting competition-style video, where you get a bunch of tech TH-camrs, and present them each with the same PC built slightly incorrectly, and they have to fix it.
That sounds like a nightmarishly good idea
Anthony from Linus tech tips
+
I'd pay to watch this.
Greg did this to best buy. Unplugged PCIE power. They told him graphics card is dead
Suggestion for better cooling:
1. Make a 120mm diameter hole under the PC
2. Increase the case height by an inch
3. Add 120mm intake fan there
the air is in or out?
@@spectaco Intake.
ltt did that lol
Linus also got rekt by a video cable on his 8K TV video, though it was HDMI.
For me HDMI has been solid, display port less so. Though I still use it because it's the only way for me to get 144hz on my monitor. The HDMI ports on my monitor don't support that refresh rate.
Displayport to HDMI adapter. They are active adaptors that translate signals and the correct choice of adaptor does make a difference. I had problems with an expensive Belkin cable purchased from the Apple store, and replaced it with an unbranded €15 adapter from FNAC (think French equivalent of Best Buy) and that worked perfectly.
Months later: still hasn't covered Ryzen 3000...
12:22 this music makes me feel like Austin is about to kill me
why tho
@@flg947 It sounds like the music that plays when you get spotted in a horror game
ooooohh yeah!
old case with 9900k+2080ti
like "Omg this old pc killed my pc"
your DP cable had pin 20 on it, which is not supposed to be, connecting pin 20 feeds 3.3v back into your video card, which causes issues, and may even damage the video card or worst brick it, apparently there are a lot of DP cables that connect pin 20
Sorry for my bad english btw it's not my main language.
beat you to this comment by an hour :p
@@Squall4Rinoa yup saw your comment xD , was late
what is pin 20 for
@@realcartoongirl power i guess?
"If it ain't Broke, Don't Fix It"
-Ken Baledo 2019. 😏
Jeremy Kinch damn I was scrolling through the comments and he said that while I was reading
That is how Russian IT industry works
USB killer vs HDMI cable. Who is stronger.
Hdmi cable XD
*DisplayPort not HDMI
lesson of the day...stick with HDMI
VGA gang
DVI Gang
HDMI Gang
I love how he can just "find more ram"
That's inefficient, considering he could just download more RAM! 😂
Fedora Usado yeah facts
Austin: (Discusses high temps)
Me: **Laughs in 95 degrees celsius at boot*
*dumps bucket of water on PC*
"Oh no, I can't believe my PC is dead!"
something like 2 years ago I stopped getting your videos in my subscription inbox. I thought you had genuinely disappeared off the face of youtube until I got this video 2 years later. Fuck youtube man, I really enjoyed your content
Greatest thing about PC building is, you always learn new things with every build lol.
That was the 1st PC case I had.
Damn it brings back memories especially windows 98 bow and arrow
Bro same here
Title: I can't believe THIS killed my PC...
Me: What have you done Austin. Just be careful next time.
James Lustre the cable died so ken and him are diagnosing the old boi and he woke up
@@RobbDrew03 oh ok
Did you get thst cable from Linus' giveaway bin at LTX?
More like the dumpster behind LTX.
Austin: Re-thinks His Whole Life
Yes, This Big Brain time
Austin:Did you just buy A $1600 monitor
Ken: *nut nut* yes I did
Austin: loses his *crap*
*You know what else killed my PC?*
Uncontrollable Anger
You know what killed my PC?
Uncontrollable anger from high ping
2017: "So who exactly is optane for??? =S"
2019: Austin... It's for Austin.
Yeah. So finally back with that : Hey guys this is Austin
When you do your intro my phone opens up google assistant
y
me: mom i need a new PC mine is broken
mom: just buy another hdmi cable and you i'll be fine
So you added 2 80mm fans, the overclocked it, so it’s still hot af.
Good
Lol probably should've kept it stock
My PC "FuturePower branded" PC from 1999 I have 3 80mm fans in mine with two fan controllers with USB 3 and HD Audio, most of the fans reach around 2000RPM & the case sits around 100F playing Half-Life Alyx VR with a Gigabyte WINDFORCE Full-Sized Overclocked GTX 970 that fits with a whole millimeter to spare (so certainly not bad). Small case like that though I would def install high RPM fans 2000RPM+ though (Both rear and intake if possible) cooling OC components can be no joke and installing 120mm fans in a case like that is not easy without breaking out the metal grinder & and in some old cases may not be poss as the IO is too close to the fan shroud
Lol I just sold my old rigged up HP Windows XP machine that had:
• AMD Athlon X4 880k
• GTX 1050 2GB
• Viper RAM 1833Mhz 16GB
This kinda makes me miss it
I miss my old K6 AMD with integrated graphics card, kinda wanna play old win95/98 games now like Backpacker
holy fuck im bout to go find those old windows vista ass pc's in my moms basement and fuck upgrade them to be a goddamned fucking monster
You messed up big time.
U should Takin that gpu and ram
Wait 1050 broo the bottleneck is insane
the proper way to build a sleeper pc....... NO FRIKIN RGB, well done sir well done
*I'm laughing because of the HDMI cable 😂*
this whole video is LITERALLY me when i built my own pc.... having unimaginable errors
Lmao the ending was fucking great. Seriously? the misdirect with the trash can? Genius.
i was literally looking at the scrapinator yesterday, what are the chances?
Display port cables really are annoying. HDMI cables, no matter how cheap will work. Display port cables on the other hand no so much.
Its true theyre are finicky AF in general with them the more you spend the better the quality. VESA needs to come down hard on the manufacturers and lock down the cable manufacturing techniques or w/e. I just dont understand how HDMI is simple to implement but DP is the wildwest....
Caton Vracar
This is unfortunately very true. My DP cable just randomly stopped sending signals in the middle of a gaming session. Switched to HDMI and it was perfectly fine. Imagine that.
Yeah HDMI is better
If you want 144hz to work you must use display port instead of hdmi because hdmi wont support that, I never had promblems with DP tho...
@@GZWTupid Yeah... I really want to use hdmi but i want 144hz as well.
13:31
Austin: "I'm sure it's just gonna magically show up."
*Computer magically shows up*
Honestly, I've also had cables that have rebooted my systems and some times crash my Tv. Can't wait for part 2
One thing I learned from dealing with 4K over HDMI is keep the cables short. 1m is all you need
What if I want 700m?
@@GhostlyTekk HDMI to optical fiber adapter.
@@deadmen2249 oof
How do you even know what I need
3ish feet? I honestly couldn't make that work. 6-10 feet is where it sits with me. That's about it as far as I'm concerned though.
"look at that beautiful thermal paste application by Past Austin" haha
Definitely a pin 20 issue. I can't stand DP. I had the same problem when we installed a new machine at work.
the case has a front fan, that you have not equiped, it's an 80mm and it's at the front bottom behind the metal shroud
I started modding cases before this old case was made, so I can give advice on how it would have been modded in the early 2000s. Drill holes in the 3-1/2" bay covers, remove the filters, use higher velocity fans, fit a 96mm fan in the back, and cut intake fan holes in the side cover, using 80mm fans and those chrome wire grilles. You'll need a drill with a cone bit and a hole saw to pull it off. and some server fans. You'll see some decent numbers with cooling, but also the sound of an airliner taxiing whenever you turn it on.
Hey....
AUSTIN MEMES GANG
Where you At?
Hey Austin, this is guys
Its been 3 minutes mate chill give it like 10 more
Hey guys this is austin..
This is my condom
Hey Austin, this is Austin
"Its actually way shinier than it used to be"
Yeah no shit Austin that's how cleaning work
Instead of adding the blue-ray drive you could just 3d print some covers for the holes.
Wow! I'm totally using that case on one of my builds in my home office right now! LOL! It's crazy to see someone else using it all these years later!
"So the problem we had was a long displayport cable that was enough to kill the system."
Me: *laughs in DVI*
Laughs un VGA
This is how many times Austin said ' SO ALL THIS TIME IT WAS '
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like begger confirm~
@@SmokingSexyStyle Im not a like beggar :(
@OK Productions Why you mean ? stupid bitches bullshity persons
@OK Productions Ik il sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo stoopid D:
im
No one:
Literally no one:
TH-cam:
*STEVE AND DAVE USE ETORO TO INVEST IN THE FINANCIAL MARKETS*
ZSXLT ikr i keep getting that annoying ad
I do not see that ad anymore because i told google to not show it for me
steve does research on global investment opportunities. dave does research on how to become a level 60 wizard
i hate this
Dude this meme so funny lol lmao lmao lol 😂😂😂😂🤣🤣😂🤣🤣😂🤣😂😂🤣funny this is very funny
Austin in the thumbnail is my reaction my grandma tells me for the 5th time im crippled because of my phone
My PC "FuturePower branded" PC from 1999 I have 3 80mm fans in mine with two fan controllers with USB 3 and HD Audio, most of the fans reach around 2000RPM & the case sits around 100F playing Half-Life Alyx VR with a Gigabyte WINDFORCE Full-Sized Overclocked GTX 970 that fits with a whole millimeter to spare (so certainly not bad). Small case like that though I would def install high RPM fans 2000RPM+ though (Both rear and intake if possible) cooling OC components can be no joke and installing 120mm fans in a case like that is not easy without breaking out the metal grinder & and in some old cases may not be poss as the IO is too close to the fan shroud
Edit: He could have easily front and back case fans too, don't know why he didn't especially with a 2080ti in there
Ken absolutely killed it every time he was the focus. This was great.
i also thought i destroyed my graphics card by overclocking it and a few moments later the screen went black. turns out i had to completely turn off my monitor and pluggint it from the wall to let some capacitors discharge, then all worked again. Fckn displayport. but its the only port i can get 144hz from
@PlayerIdentity not on my graphics card
I have the same Blu Ray drive (so o can rip owned Blu-rays to Plex server) and it was cheaper than most but reliable. So I can see why you also went with it.
Hey I'm early...
*This is an Austin meme*
Me: dad, the toilet is not working
dad: 14:12 *restarts toilet like a boss*
14:13 I LAUGHED SO HARD I ALMOST CHOKED ON SKITTLES WHEN HE THROWED IT INTO THE TOILET
I thought in the thumbnail that the mesh on the front was a blue display with a grid displaying something.
Where did you put the cable?
*Top 10 questions science still can't answer*
XD
Ugh, waiting for fan covers, waiting for hard drive brackets -You need a 3d printer dude.
What Austin sees:hi
What we seeing computer language:ԺԺԲעՎɧՌԾՅעՏաՅʍρ
*The Verge PC building team* left the group
You wanna know what really killed my laptop?
Uncontrollable lag=rage
Literally stolrn from the guy below
@@xdoubt4004 no, I thought of this.
@@xdoubt4004 Its different for everyone so idk
Couldn't even build a system in 8hours yet buys a new motherboard just to overclock.
I know, right?! 8 hours! I didn't watch THAT video but, did he like make several trips to a store? Was sourcing the case part of it? Like, what did he do?
ive had a similar issue with display port
my pc wouldnt post anymore
it was just that the cable came loose on one of the sides.
i feel like there are some huge problems with display port if it can cause a pc to not post
I had a bad cable out of the monitor box. Luckily for me I already bought a replacement just in case the monitor didn't have a display port cable and from there just replaced it when it arrived.
Imagine bringing that pc to a gaming event then getting roasted for the case and then you show the people the cinebench score
Austin you had one job! Your assistant needs a raise.
He took the 2070 from a gigabyte gaming box external gpu dock
Oh this is very interesting. The same thing happened to me. Keeping the monitor off allowed me to post. ASUS Board.
Probably the cable was shorted .. Causing a short which made the PSU turn off and restart as a "safety"
the cable was connected to pin 20 which apparently fed 3.3v back into the card which cuased the rror
I love it when Ken gently reaches his hand out at Austin to calm him lmao
Well, i guess this channel never heard the word "OVERKILL" or "NO COMPRIMISE"
Always unplug your computer before touching the parts Inside kids!
or cut the electricity from it, not all countries have electrical powerpoints that have no switch to turn them on or off.
@@WednesdayMan yeah but you can always just unplug it from the wall no?
yeah but it takes more time to unplug it. I'd just switch it off, it's faster than pulling it out of the wall and having to plug it back in. not to mention PC power supplies usually have an on and off switch on them
12:23 that sound/music makes me feel nervous
This pc is a insult to the 2080ti😂
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PS I liked the video just because ken punched the pc
^an
@@Gamrrtron
Oh yeah, sorry
Im slightly OCD sry
1:46
My last two brain cells communicating
love the pallet jack just casually sitting in the bathroom.
You know every 60 seconds in USA, a minute passes...
Wait, your joking right?
@@thomasdixon7873 no, and rumours are that every 60 minutes in the USA, an hour passes...
Lmfao
Binit Poddar I never knew that
Condolences to the minute's family
The moral of this story has been updated: if it ain't broke, don't BREAK it 🤣
And to think, All you had to do was install a blower GPU instead.
that was exactly what i thought when they mentioned thermal problem lmao
@@gerryg6439 yeah.. blower GPUs, get so much shit, that people actually forget, that they are made for a reason 😁.
Now your toilet gonna reflush itself everytime
Linus: quietly stops doing haunted wardware
Austin: Hey guys!!!