Testing 20-Year-Old PC Building Tips
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0:00 Intro
0:32 FlexiSpot Ad
1:32 PC Advice from 2004
4:45 Building the PC
10:26 Testing the PC
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no PCs were (seriously) harmed during the intro of this video! although my hand does still kinda hurt from the slap...😅
Lol
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Mr beats makes better content
@@mrbeastfan3595 Mr beats: A teacher that makes songs to teach subjects… search him up
Finally we reached his MOST favourite step at 7:03...
i jumped when i saw the pc fall
@Gabbrielle Nioda what about the case😩😭
@Stefan94_ RedmiA it’s a joke bro
Yea bro theres a cpu and a motherboard gpu all of the things there only in ur imagination but not ours tho
The Xbox 360 FPF just made me plug my 360 E and play some Call of Duty Black Ops
Linus tech tips employees and linus’s family: first time?
you forgot to smile after walking back after the slap
4:10 My parents still have a stick (or two, I forgot) of ram which still does this from at least 10 years ago. It's blue and looks honestly pretty cool.
Happy to see longer videos with your face now! 😜
I have much rarer version of those corsair led rams that has a whole programmable display plus a whole bunch of leds thrown onto it
What is the name of it?
@@tweakz_tech Corsair XMS Xpert
@@meisya5571😐
love the new format!!!!
I used to have those corsair dominator ddr1 sticks.
I had 4 of them in my pentium4 rig.
And yes they blink...
But rather fast. Not really comfortable to look at
Fun fact, the SiS chipsets in AGP were a dumpster fire... no joke, they directly caused problems with at the time ATI gpus.
And of course since AMD bought up ATI, they inherited that issue and the negative viewpoint on ATI drivers.
The issue was 'not' present with nVidia chipsets for ATI AGP cards.
This 2004 guide could also have mentioned the EISA or ISA slots that were just being fully phased out as well.
And the connectors 'did' change, they went from ATX 20 + 4 connectors to 24+4 and then 24+8...
Sata power cables were just starting to show up too, and some were even wired incorrectly.
ATX power supplies also evolved through several versions and EPS become a standard eventually, bringing even higher standards to power supplies.
Oh and before I forget, before the quality of PSUs was improved, Modular power supplies were a genuine problem at times and could cause problems with its modular connection points.
Ram changed a lot too.. DDR1 was pretty new back then.
I do not agree with that build guide, even in class in 2003? (might have been 2005) we were taught to install the cpu and heatsink 'before' we put the mainboard into the case.
I would also like to point out that guides should mention to avoid using daisy chained power cables/connectors when connected through/to certain devices.
You really should avoid connecting fans to the same power cable your hard drives are powered with for the most notable example I can think of on the spot.
mm Firewire, technically a point to point networking technology, it was capable of faster than 10/100 speeds. Though mostly used for media devices. The big problem with firewire headers is that people would get them confused with USB headers on the mainboard at times for.. I dont know why.
Other things sometimes found in 2004? Scsi drives, sas drives (could be a little early), sata drives, pci-x connectors on the mainboard...
I thought FireWire was an Apple thing
poor Will Smith just got outted 😔
6:25 with LGA sockets if the retention mechanism isn't screwed in fully it could make a "crunchy" noise.
Do NOT ask how I know
Uhh, how you know
Wait, it's NOT supposed to make that noise? I thought they all did that.
Nice video man, and love to see that old book and how little yet how much has changed over the years!
But can you please mount the top view camera somewhere else thats not the table? Its really wobbly and looks weird sometimes.
another great video mryeester!
*"No PC's were hurt in the making of this video"*
*Case’s**
kids*
@@ep1k_4 *sus.*
Well if you really wanna build a pc the Will Smith way, just SLAP the components on where they should be in and you're done.
that will cause damage to the PC and will have emotional damage 😂
I love maximum pc man! Glad to see you read that!
I actually expected real Will Smith, but you can't say it is a clickbait, we got what we came for
Replaced the thermals on my ACER ASPIRE 3200 from the mid-00s
The paste was as hard as rock, reached 76°C on iddle.
Replaced with MX-2 ARTIC : it's around 20
this pc build slaps. So glad the guide was made by will
6:23 my cpu socket DID make a crunch sound when I pulled down the lever, I actually thought I broke the pins but thankfully it still worked
The funny thing is my is 4090 power cables if you follow 90s cable management logic will burn the cables, I almost did that on my build and I’m used to the old days so I only noticed after people started commenting; besides when big companies blatantly screw the consumer, 90s building style works perfectly fine.
Y’all are perfect together
I love your vids so much :D
4:27 I've opened up a hard drive once, only because it was already dead and I just wanted to see the internals
Great video!
a lot of experience in the field but still need that beginner book
I built my first PC in 1990 my case and power supply were separate I still have that tower case it has my windows XP machine in it, I was using amd in the 90’s I’ve always used AMD processors I have the 500mhz cpu from my first build and it’s amd, heck I remember when 1mgb of ram and a 100mgb HDD with a 9.9 baud modem was a good windows 3.1 PC thin the processor was like 250mhz maybe I know it wasn’t much
I thought thr thumbnail was gonna be will smuth but his head as an RTX 3090ti slapping an old dell pre built
you are the best pc builed ever I learned from you
i just bought a desk from them!!! very reliable and solid feeling honestly i highly recommend this company
I love the videos!
6:25 Socket 939 can make a "click" sound if you open it😄 so horrible sound but it so naturally in s939🤣
I'm guessing the guide also assumed the CMOS battery was installed at 1st also lol
Nice content!
Hey can you use "Car Radiator coolent" instead of thermal paste ?
Good idea!
I have an Intel Pentium 4 and VGA Ati Rage III and the components are still alive today
This will blow your mind but ATX has been around since 1995 starting with the pentium pro. Also installing drives before SATA was standard and 2004 you could still be using IDE drives (they were coexisting still), and parallel cables are a pain to deal with. They can be to short or worse to long., and the rounded versions which twisted them up and put them in a tube, often caused data integrity issues. They all blocked airflow. Most Cases did not have a backside with enough of a gap you could tuck things in either. You'd be shoving excess power cables into the bottom of the case's drive tray area. No modular power sups so no way to cut down on them either.
the clock speeds on ram aren't actually accurate, so your ddr3 ram isn't 24x faster than the ddr ram. modern ddr4 ram is about 15x faster than ddr ram though so it is a huge jump, but that's because of the transfer speeds on the bus and stuff like that. If you clock ddr4 ram at 400mhz and then you use ddr@400mhz, the ddr4 will be a lot faster even though the clock speeds are the same
another thing, those "pcie" with fewer pins, that was called AGP, and it was way slower than pcie, but since pcie was only a year old at that point, that's why they were still used
cool wish i had a pc like that
how the top cam (a phone by the way) don't fall on the table when the desk shakes?
Love u bro
I have an athlon 64 machine, its awesome!
Omg who remembers cpu covers that used to pop off after you latched it😅
cpu coolers used to clip onto the socket.
The way you film with your phone is very smart, I film the same way on my video's
Dang, I have the same book!
How can you build a PC without allen wrench and tweezers? And using screwdriver instead of swiss knife?
Oh they didn't specify which slot because in '04, it likely wasn't a PCI-e slot. PCI-e wasn't an everyone thing. Most people were still on AGP.
can u pls do a vid of you put liquid nitrogen in cpu tp see how cold it can bee. I want to see -1c on a pc
Pc cracks a joke on thermal paste,
Mryeester:👋👋
So I was disassembling a pc from 2005 and when I opened the socket handle and It made a noise like it broke just if you wonder.
I thought the intro was taken with Red Shirt Jeff
3:55 No such thing as a 2400Mhz DDR3 RAM chip. They're 1200Mhz, 2400MT/s. This is explained to you by the very magazine you're reading in the "notes" column next the different RAM chips presented. The first one is "one access per clock cycle", meaning it sends data once every cycle (hertz). The second one is 2x per cycle (DDR - double data rate), and at 100Mhz that would make it 200MT/s, meaning the DDR3-2400 is 12x faster, not 24x.
Will Smith is 2018 (YT rewind)and 2022(Oscar slap) top meme material , congratulations for this achievement
That slap though😂😂😂
I have that cyber power pc. It ain’t bad, it has a radeon gpu
So AMD were much more recent to the game? Intel was founded on July 18, 1968. AMD was founded on May 1, 1969.
Both companies were founded by former employes of Fairchild Semiconductor. AMD joined the cpu business 1979 roughly a year after Intel started selling the i8086.
Hey pc I'm looking forward to your G.I.Jane!
Hey it's the guy with all the shorts.
The table I saw on IKEA
Why was there any doubt that it would turn on..?
i love your dog
I've never heard of a sapphire gpu. The more you know
some cpu sockets in early 2000s made a bit of that plastic sqeak
👏👏👏
nicee 👍
Hey i kinda need your help. I just build a pc with i5 12400f using stock cooler when doing normal tasks like browsing and all the cpu temps are low but when doing some editing, rendering and gaming the cpu temps hits 80+ or even 90+ when used continuously for hours. Is it possible that the cooler is not mounted properly coz I did had a hard time mounting it also should I upgrade to ab aio liquid cooler what you think ?
Did you apply enough thermal paste? and what thermal paste did you use?
@@Apocalyman I went with the pre applied thermal paste from stock cooler but I did removed and put back the cooler twice without reapplying the thermal paste.
Yeah then thats why you have extremely high temps. Go get new thermal paste (I personally only used arctix mx4 so I recommend that but of course there are better (You can do your own research if you would like) clean the previous thermal paste from the CPU and from the cooler with Isopropyl alcohol, apply new thermal paste (only on the CPU, and not much just a bit in the middle is enough cause it spreads) install the cooler back and you should be good to go. The rule of the thumb is (at least for me) is to replace the thermal paste as soon as you remove the CPU cooler but putting the cooler back twice without reapplying thermal paste is a bad no no
@@Apocalyman ok 👍… thanks a lot.
its normal when using Stock Cooler, try lower the Graphic Setting, buy aftermarket Cooler or maybe use better Case with good airflow
I wonder how much it would cost to build a top of the line pc from like 05 today
More expensive than you've thought.
Wow
This smacks harder than will smith
Slapping your pc be like:
Ow my hand hurts
The actor Will smith made a tutorial on how to make a pc all you have to do is slap it together
HEY I HAVE THAT CASE
is that a prebuilt case, looks like my case, which is a prebuilt case lol
if mryeester slapped me i'll die.
Yeah! Slap them mistakes and overheating cpus!
A guide from 2004 almost 20 years ago
Uhh 7.. 8 20.... 1,, it's 2024 >:0
Try mash potato as thermal paste
"Back then they only had one pci-e slot" you mean AGP lmao
Front io?
How is noone commenting on the intro at 0:01
the duct tape really fucked me up, ive heard duct tape can be conductive
You should write one too and some other guy will make the same video with that after 20 years 😂
Use mayonnaise as thermal paste.
what breed is da puppy dog?
mini australian shepherd :)
bro that dog is so cute, almost too cute!@@mryeester
Day 6 of asking for corn syrup as a thermal paste alternative
Even if its slow
Dear Penelope, it is day 5 of Will Smith memes and I fear there will be no end to them...
"Will Smith's dream pc" wouldve brought more views lol
Use soap instead of thermal paste
Hey!I wonder is there a virus that only affects internet?
whats your favorite animal? reply below! 👇
Ye I love watching your videos but I dont even have enough money to build a pc XD (I am a filipino so yes
It would be 7k to 20 or 40k in php)
*Keep..my..wifi..out..of..your..PC!*
Why do I want to buy doos
will smith's hand was filled with thermal paste so he just slapped it on the CPU
39 seconds ago?
@@buttermadeinbrooklynwowowo2241 yes.
ur dog is op
I'm still thirteen years old and I've already assembled my own PC :D
i slapped like
Day 120 of asking for thermal paste cookies