I made a new pc and i switched up some settings in bios and now it says "Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key." Do you know how to fix this?
ive quite literally wanted to build my PC my entire life, and never have gotten the opportunity except for this friday. this is the most detailed and clear tutorial ive found so far, outdoing linus, especially on the wiring. this is 100% going to be my go-to when the parts arive. thank u so much
@@Printer980 I built mine last week and I am LOVING it. When you start just read the manuals and take your time. It's not a race! The most nerve racking part was the thermal paste for me and that's really just because of how many videos there are referring to to much or to little! You got this though!
It’s really helpful that the build didn’t go perfectly and he had to make improvises to make it work, much more realistic and it also makes it easier for people who are worried about these kind of things
Just built my first PC following your instructions. No errors or anything. Went straight into the BIOS when I tried to start it so I'm very happy right now!! Thanks so much for your video!
@@finleyfynn i appreciate you! I’ve watched like 50 videos on the wiring and psu cables and I still just can’t figure it out 😂 my psu cable doesn’t have one that says cpu but I have all the wires it came with and it’s the same that’s pictured. I have 2 that are 4+4 pin to 8 pin on either side but they don’t fit into the cpu socket and the psu socket they’ll only go into one or the other it’s frustrating seeing all the videos and everyone has a clearly labeled cpu cable but I don’t
@@GrilledPixeIs appreciate you! I eventually figured it out I was messing with them for like a day and a half looking at all the pins and seeing that it’s like circle square square circle and looking at the movie and like they don’t match this don’t match etc etc and after not messing with it for a day I walked in grabbed the first cord out of the bag plugged it in and it worked 😂 I was probably just frustrated or finicky and didn’t think the cord would work and it didn’t say cpu so I was freaking out but after giving it some time I was able to figure it out
This is insanely helpful I’ve been trying to build a pc for a few months now and this video makes me actually not want to go to a store to have them build it for me! Thanks for the awesome advice
Fwiw, I just built my pc and it's really designed to be foolproof. i.e, cables can basically only ever go in one way since they have little clips on specific sides to lock them in one direction. Parts that feel the most like you're breaking something is just putting in the ram, pulling down the cpu retention lock, and slotting in the gpu. Even on those, you can put in quite a bit of force without breaking anything.
Just adding this comment for people building a PC for the first time with no computer experience whatsoever. Plug in your HDMI/DP to your graphics card not your motherboard. PC booted but was using integrated graphics instead of dedicated gpu. After many painful hours of trying to fix a non existent problem I found the solution. Some might find this funny but for someone with no experience in computers whatsoever I wish I would’ve seen a message like this.
You can do almost everything with just a number two Phillips screwdriver. Preferably one with a long stem. If you only get one tool, that's the one to get. Magnetize the tip. The hardware store near you should sell magnets specifically for that purpose.
Crazy how much easier it is today than it was to build a pc than back in the late 90’s. Had to get your NIC a modem card a sound card CDROM drive floppy drive (always hooked up floppy cable backwards. Lol) and then you have to worry about all the different cards working along with each other. Today it’s just Mobo, Ram and your GPU done. Lol
This was an excellent video! I don't know if it was just me, but I would have loved it if you included the price for each of these parts and if there are certain parts where you can shop around for the best price and what parts should not be "skimped" on.
Thats pretty pointless … why … because the prices for exact the same part can vary by hundreds of pounds. How do you choose parts … you sit down … give it a thought what you want … first of all style … do you want fancy glass panel pc or classic closed one … RGB or not … black or white? Then you start sourcing the parts … mobo for example … depends on budget, preference and needs … means number usb, Bluetooth, WiFi, overclocking etc … usually an ATX and whether entry level, high end or mega high end is dependent on budget … but also style (with white you are more limited) … I am doing a new build right now and mobo budget is up to 700£, checked test results mainly to see whats available and choose the one with required features and preferred style. This you do with all components … the parts must fit with your build like RAM & CPU. Once you got the mobo you can adjust style to mobo style. You should compare prices online … RAM … I looked through whats available and picked those where style, performance and quality and price met my expectations. You usually have the choice between pricy mega high end and cheaper regular high end products. What should not be skimped on? If you want a high end build … none … if you want a cheap … non visually attractive build you can go for more basic components that are not all flashy and shiny. Usually you are charged more for quality … does not mean expensive is always better. I avoid including unknown no name components without available tests. Most people have brand preferences. I combine Rog Strix … fans I love Lian Li … aio NZXT was the most attractive to me … as glass panel got cablemods … GPU I love NVIDIA’s Founders Edition … best is to crawl the web for best offers …
This video os exactly what ive been looking for, my pc parts are arriving in the mail and the fact that this was posted so recentlt is literally the perfect timing
@@Deadman21659 yess glad to hear!! can u tell me if you were scared before building and how you felt yk how everything was, i’m not like dead scared but i’m worried about doing something a little off and wasting my money by ruining a part or a connector
@@John-wt2xq I was absolutely terrified but if you use his advice and, I can't exaggerate this enough, be as patient and careful as possible. Your build should be fine. If anything worries you or you get stressed, just stop. Take a break and recoup.
@@John-wt2xqJust be careful … if you are ‘scared’ … you will make mistakes. Some sellers offer cheap insurance on the parts bought … eg mobo … 8£ for 30 days .. if you trash it whilst building it they exchange with new one … it is an actual risk that you make a mistake. They even cover extreme overclocking mistakes.
You know....I actually enjoyed watching this video for one big reason - it actually LOOKED real. Now, you were mindful enough to not actually cuss (I do when things don't fit together properly and other stuff like that), but you showed how processes ACTUALLY look. I've been seeing too many build videos lately where it looks like computers are being put together by guys trying to be models and everything all fits perfectly the first time, etc. It's kind of eye-rolling and offputting. Yes, I know that there is a lot of video editing for looks and time. It's just the principle of the thing. So, yeah.....thanks for that, Ben.
Im upgrading my pc and honestly this video is the best step by step I’ve ever seen! Im watching videos to refresh my memory of where the wires go and out of all the videos I’ve seen (even over the years on my older builds), this is the clearest, informative and straightforward tutorial ever! Thank you so much 😁
Thank you for the video. Just impulsed bought a pc set up and I didn’t even know where to begin to put everything together. This has definitely taught me a lot !
Lovely and informative video, thank you very much for making this for people to be informed on how to make their own PCs. I'll be saving this video for when I finally manage to save up to make my own PC.
Thank you so much for this video! I have all of the parts I need for my first build, but this made me realize i need to study some more before starting.
you want your radiator on top rather than the side because the way you have it all air bubbles in the loop will end up in pump causing it not to work properly and die sooner rather than later. Gamer nexus have a good video on that
For someone that has built PCs professionally for over 20 years. Always always always, build it outside the case to make sure everything works. Because once everything is in. Trying to remove and add parts in an effort to troubleshoot is a pain in the ass.
@@nihaarsankaran4756 yes it is. I just made this comment because deoeneding on what you have inside, and any cable management you've done. You'd have to undo it to swap out faulty parts. I just helped my son build a computer a few months ago. But we got 5 bad mobos in a row. I broke my own rule because I thought everything was gonna work on the first try. But we ended up installing motherboards and a liquid cooling system repeatedly.😅 It wasn't until the 3rd motherboard that I decided that we weren't going to build it in the case before we make sure everything works.
thank this was actually really helpful i bought all my pc parts and only did a bit of research and i was nervous but now i feel more confident that i can build it
@@vvs2Faded hopefully it’s something as simple as you plugging the hdmi into the motherboard instead of the GPU. Have you checked that? I made the same mistake with my build was fuming until I realised my mistake
this was a great instructional video, people always do the physical build but never explain how to update bios, then install windows, then update windows, then install drivers and then finally applications wanting to be used or played. or itll be a seperate video that like no one watches. you did leave out a lot of info part to part but you did get the main point and main explanation across. with the AIO you did mount it incorrect, if youre not mounting it as an exhaust on the top, yes you can indeed mount it on the front or side panel, but the tubes should be on the bottom. as the pump circulates new water the hoses over time degrade and will evaporate some water, it creates air bubbles, if the tubes are at the bottom the air bubbles sit at the top of the radiator and will never be circulated to the pump, with the tubes at the top the air will sit in the tubes and will be pulled into the pump and will ruin the pump. yes it does take awhile for this to happen, but an AIO should be fine for 5 ish years, or until you upgrade your cpu, which is 4-6 years for most people
I can't understand how I did it back in the days before google n TH-cam... Lol. Just read the little pamphlets and go through the steps. Pretty easy. It's not like you need to move jumpers even like those good ol days when I started
Was nervous about building a PC for the first time by myself, but you walked me through it well, and it's currently installing Windows. Thank you so much!
Learned by owning prebuilds first and just swapping single components over and over, and killed couple mobos and psu too. This was before TH-cam was a thing... Get comfy with that. now i am gettin comfy with AIOs, still not sure if i wana try custom water loop. AIO i can handle for now it seems.
Disabling the Secure Boot and turning on CSM almost bricked my new build. I had to short a set of pins and reset the motherboard to default and NOT do that step. Smooth sailing afterwards. Maybe I'm just an idiot but something about that step made it so my pc wouldn't boot
I'm doing my first case swap / upgrade, I've wanted to learn how to do this for a while now just to save money instead of buying prebuilt PCs. Idk why, but I'm friggin nervous. Case should be here in a couple days and I'm just gonna go for it.
Great video, watched cause I was board. The only thing I would recommend is some kind of support for the GPU because modern ones are so much heavier that the sag is breaking the PCB.
putting my first gaming pc together today and tomorrow, always played on a laptop.. started with a white asus rog strix b760 a wifi mobo.. i5-12600k, RX 7700 XT, 32GB ddr5 corsair vengeance white rgb, 2tb nvme crucial p3 plus, nzxt h6 white case, white thermalright cpu cooler, corsair 750w psu. I just assembled the motherboard and all components and then put the motherboard in the case. Tomorrow I start all the cabling. Your videos have been great thanks!
Correct me if I’m wrong, but if the exhaust fans are on the radiator, would that not mean that the cpu isn’t getting cooled as much since hot air is going through the radiator instead of cool air? I thought the fans on the radiator cool it down by sucking/pushing cool air through.
Its not that straight forward as there are different opinions … It still cools by removing heat coming from the radiator and gets it out immediately … but usually it is recommended to use the radiator as intake fans. Some just say that this way the heat from the radiators is pushed/pulled straight into the inside of the PC where you do not want hot air. But thats removed by the exhaust fans.
I just got a 2400$ pc arriving cant wait to build it. Ive watched so many videos i can build it with my eyes closed 😂. And im still watching on other models and cases to see other peoples methods.
@jacobhoover4393 it was extremely easy. I did watch about 10 pc building videos just to not make mistakes. Updating the bios was the scariest part. (It's not required, btw). Make sure if you get a strong gpu that you get a powerful psu. Otherwise, you might not have enough pcie connectors.
This is the only thing I don’t have to game on at this point so I’ve saved and downloaded this video for when I finally have the money to buy more hardware lol
building a pc looks easy. the hardest part would probably checking out if each parts are compatible w/ each other or making everything efficient? is there a site where this can be done? like a parts compatibility checklist?
How good does this PC design and its components work when playing games.can it run games like cyberpunk 2077 at full graphics? Cause I want a high end pc to play heavy games and do some yt content with it aswell. Thx Ben
I started building computers when I was 8 (I'm 40 now). It's good to know not much has changed aside from technology. I recommended this video to someone looking to get her kid a gaming PC with the insistence that she instead help her child build one. This video is invaluable, as will be the impact it'll have on her kid's life. Great work!
quick tip: when following a well setup tutorial like this, follow it to the tee. its really easy to screw up your first time and either ruin the system or a cause for you to restart
Nope … horrible recommendation … never do that … always work flexibly according to the situation at home! Restart? Why? You simply check the steps you have already done!
Im on my first build. 1 question i have regaring the radiator is; does it matter if i mount with the pipes at the top or the bottom of the case if im front mounting the radiator?
Hi, I've bought an AIO for my pc and my motherboard doesn't have 2 CPU headers for it and I have to connect the pump to the CPU_Fan header and the fans from radiator to SYS_Fan header, is there anything that I can do without changing the motherboard?😢
You provide pretty much no info at all! Why should the AIO go to fan header? Most motherboards have a pump header. My AIO went to pump header and thats it … the fans were connected to the AIO the cpu fan header remained empty. Did you try to link cpu fans & pump with adapter to cpu fan? How many fan headers does your motherboard have? Asides cpu and system any others? You can hook up all fans to system fans but won’t be able to separately adjust radiator fans. You must always check with your aio and mobo manuals what those suggest! Sounds like you got an ancient board … and hence CPU … what do you need water cooling for? A fan should be sufficient. Always check if you can use the stuff you buy with your PC … hooking up, space and if PSU enough!
I tried to set up my pc before my dedicated gpu comes in and after I enabled everything and disabled secure boot and enabled CSM, I tried to boot up windows by doing the boot override and now my screen is showing no signal once I turn on the PC. I don't know how to fix this
I have no idea why you're turning off Secure Boot and enabling CSM. It should be the opposite. On most motherboards, you can set the video output device. By default, it should be set to auto or PCI-E.
@@JJFlores197 that makes sense since I did reset my bios and as soon as soon as I turn on CSM and reboot my pc it won’t show signal so I’ll have that off then and won’t enable it
Its straight forward … in simple words … you have a limited number of fan and RGB ports on the motherboard … hence you must link up your fans and RGB in the PC so the number of fan and RGB ports on the motherboard fit. Eg … linking up 10 case fans to 1 or 2 case fan ports … or 15 RGB devices to 1 or 2 RGB ports.
what are you talking about, CSM is required disabled for windows 11, its compatibility for legacy and you don't need that if you have a brand new computer parts and windows 11, also secure boot is required, you need it enabled
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I made a new pc and i switched up some settings in bios and now it says "Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key." Do you know how to fix this?
why r u talking fast lol
ive quite literally wanted to build my PC my entire life, and never have gotten the opportunity except for this friday. this is the most detailed and clear tutorial ive found so far, outdoing linus, especially on the wiring. this is 100% going to be my go-to when the parts arive. thank u so much
I'm in the same boat! My gpu and tower arrived yesterday! Getting one more watch in before I build it tomorrow
@@Drocinit247 best of luck!! tip: don't freak out while holding your cpu, do it as casually as possible. the fear is whats gonna break it.
im planning on building one like this too i hope it goes well
@@Printer980 I built mine last week and I am LOVING it. When you start just read the manuals and take your time. It's not a race! The most nerve racking part was the thermal paste for me and that's really just because of how many videos there are referring to to much or to little! You got this though!
@@Drocinit247 Thanks
It’s really helpful that the build didn’t go perfectly and he had to make improvises to make it work, much more realistic and it also makes it easier for people who are worried about these kind of things
Just built my first PC following your instructions. No errors or anything. Went straight into the BIOS when I tried to start it so I'm very happy right now!! Thanks so much for your video!
What’s bios bro
congrats!!
Perfect timing 😅 I’ve been trying for 3 days to build my first one and can’t seem to find any videos that actually help me with wires and cables
Linus tech tips has a good one if your looking for
@@finleyfynn i appreciate you! I’ve watched like 50 videos on the wiring and psu cables and I still just can’t figure it out 😂 my psu cable doesn’t have one that says cpu but I have all the wires it came with and it’s the same that’s pictured. I have 2 that are 4+4 pin to 8 pin on either side but they don’t fit into the cpu socket and the psu socket they’ll only go into one or the other it’s frustrating seeing all the videos and everyone has a clearly labeled cpu cable but I don’t
U valid🍷🗿
@@The_Chxmistcpu power can be called 12v sometimes and that 4+4 might be Gpu but don’t take my word😅
@@GrilledPixeIs appreciate you! I eventually figured it out I was messing with them for like a day and a half looking at all the pins and seeing that it’s like circle square square circle and looking at the movie and like they don’t match this don’t match etc etc and after not messing with it for a day I walked in grabbed the first cord out of the bag plugged it in and it worked 😂 I was probably just frustrated or finicky and didn’t think the cord would work and it didn’t say cpu so I was freaking out but after giving it some time I was able to figure it out
if my pc explodes its all your fault
Did it work
@@gorillaboi5991He's dead, Jim.
@@comradebork the explosion made me autistic
@@airr12393did it go kaaabooom ?
@@StussyOG1 yeah, my cat ate it
This is insanely helpful I’ve been trying to build a pc for a few months now and this video makes me actually not want to go to a store to have them build it for me! Thanks for the awesome advice
Bro I haven’t even bought it yet but I’m shitting myself by the pure thought of me breaking something on accident
Fwiw, I just built my pc and it's really designed to be foolproof. i.e, cables can basically only ever go in one way since they have little clips on specific sides to lock them in one direction. Parts that feel the most like you're breaking something is just putting in the ram, pulling down the cpu retention lock, and slotting in the gpu. Even on those, you can put in quite a bit of force without breaking anything.
@@trueNahobinoas a pro fool i can confirm this message
@@endyproductions6209 made me giggle
Me too lol
Just adding this comment for people building a PC for the first time with no computer experience whatsoever. Plug in your HDMI/DP to your graphics card not your motherboard. PC booted but was using integrated graphics instead of dedicated gpu. After many painful hours of trying to fix a non existent problem I found the solution. Some might find this funny but for someone with no experience in computers whatsoever I wish I would’ve seen a message like this.
Ty
This is so amazing and clear! Definitely will use this if I build a pc one day
You can do almost everything with just a number two Phillips screwdriver. Preferably one with a long stem.
If you only get one tool, that's the one to get.
Magnetize the tip. The hardware store near you should sell magnets specifically for that purpose.
Crazy how much easier it is today than it was to build a pc than back in the late 90’s. Had to get your NIC a modem card a sound card CDROM drive floppy drive (always hooked up floppy cable backwards. Lol) and then you have to worry about all the different cards working along with each other. Today it’s just Mobo, Ram and your GPU done. Lol
Don't forget IDE Jumper Musical Chairs
You actually did a good job explaining, I have been PC's since the late 80's. Not too many TH-camrs explain as much as you do, congrats got a like.
This was an excellent video! I don't know if it was just me, but I would have loved it if you included the price for each of these parts and if there are certain parts where you can shop around for the best price and what parts should not be "skimped" on.
Amazon it dude
Thats pretty pointless … why … because the prices for exact the same part can vary by hundreds of pounds. How do you choose parts … you sit down … give it a thought what you want … first of all style … do you want fancy glass panel pc or classic closed one … RGB or not … black or white? Then you start sourcing the parts … mobo for example … depends on budget, preference and needs … means number usb, Bluetooth, WiFi, overclocking etc … usually an ATX and whether entry level, high end or mega high end is dependent on budget … but also style (with white you are more limited) … I am doing a new build right now and mobo budget is up to 700£, checked test results mainly to see whats available and choose the one with required features and preferred style. This you do with all components … the parts must fit with your build like RAM & CPU. Once you got the mobo you can adjust style to mobo style. You should compare prices online … RAM … I looked through whats available and picked those where style, performance and quality and price met my expectations. You usually have the choice between pricy mega high end and cheaper regular high end products. What should not be skimped on? If you want a high end build … none … if you want a cheap … non visually attractive build you can go for more basic components that are not all flashy and shiny. Usually you are charged more for quality … does not mean expensive is always better. I avoid including unknown no name components without available tests. Most people have brand preferences. I combine Rog Strix … fans I love Lian Li … aio NZXT was the most attractive to me … as glass panel got cablemods … GPU I love NVIDIA’s Founders Edition … best is to crawl the web for best offers …
Just built my first PC as a mATX and your video helped immensely, especially with regard to the fan cabling. Thank you sir
This video os exactly what ive been looking for, my pc parts are arriving in the mail and the fact that this was posted so recentlt is literally the perfect timing
yoo did you build the pc with this vid? my parts are also arriving this week
@@John-wt2xq I did make my PC using this video and I've been playing games on it
@@Deadman21659 yess glad to hear!! can u tell me if you were scared before building and how you felt yk how everything was, i’m not like dead scared but i’m worried about doing something a little off and wasting my money by ruining a part or a connector
@@John-wt2xq I was absolutely terrified but if you use his advice and, I can't exaggerate this enough, be as patient and careful as possible. Your build should be fine. If anything worries you or you get stressed, just stop. Take a break and recoup.
@@John-wt2xqJust be careful … if you are ‘scared’ … you will make mistakes. Some sellers offer cheap insurance on the parts bought … eg mobo … 8£ for 30 days .. if you trash it whilst building it they exchange with new one … it is an actual risk that you make a mistake. They even cover extreme overclocking mistakes.
$100 for a screwdriver? It must be good as it's guaranteed that someone got screwed 😂
That's a kneeslapper right there
You NAILed that joke 😂
gotta love these building pc videos. ngl there's so many pc building videos but its still satisfying to watch any everytime
You know....I actually enjoyed watching this video for one big reason - it actually LOOKED real. Now, you were mindful enough to not actually cuss (I do when things don't fit together properly and other stuff like that), but you showed how processes ACTUALLY look. I've been seeing too many build videos lately where it looks like computers are being put together by guys trying to be models and everything all fits perfectly the first time, etc. It's kind of eye-rolling and offputting. Yes, I know that there is a lot of video editing for looks and time. It's just the principle of the thing.
So, yeah.....thanks for that, Ben.
It feels like over sized Lego
Obviously! The process is called ‘building’ … kids build stuff with Lego … adults with the real life equivalent …
building gaming pcs is like lego for adults
@@GanymedeXDwhat a fun guy you must be 😊
Im upgrading my pc and honestly this video is the best step by step I’ve ever seen! Im watching videos to refresh my memory of where the wires go and out of all the videos I’ve seen (even over the years on my older builds), this is the clearest, informative and straightforward tutorial ever! Thank you so much 😁
Thank you for the video. Just impulsed bought a pc set up and I didn’t even know where to begin to put everything together. This has definitely taught me a lot !
Good luck with it dude! Hope you enjoy the build!
@@BenRowlands keep up the good work. !! Made my learning e
experience enjoyable!
Lovely and informative video, thank you very much for making this for people to be informed on how to make their own PCs. I'll be saving this video for when I finally manage to save up to make my own PC.
Thank you so much for this video! I have all of the parts I need for my first build, but this made me realize i need to study some more before starting.
you want your radiator on top rather than the side because the way you have it all air bubbles in the loop will end up in pump causing it not to work properly and die sooner rather than later. Gamer nexus have a good video on that
For someone that has built PCs professionally for over 20 years. Always always always, build it outside the case to make sure everything works.
Because once everything is in. Trying to remove and add parts in an effort to troubleshoot is a pain in the ass.
Is it easy to replace parts inside or upgrade them? The whole point I want one is so I can slowly upgrade it
@@nihaarsankaran4756 yes it is. I just made this comment because deoeneding on what you have inside, and any cable management you've done. You'd have to undo it to swap out faulty parts.
I just helped my son build a computer a few months ago. But we got 5 bad mobos in a row. I broke my own rule because I thought everything was gonna work on the first try. But we ended up installing motherboards and a liquid cooling system repeatedly.😅
It wasn't until the 3rd motherboard that I decided that we weren't going to build it in the case before we make sure everything works.
Do you think building PCs for a job is a good option?
Also your channel is almost as old as TH-cam wow
1 more month to build my first gaming pc, hope it will go well
Have you got the PC yet?
@@supitsry9238 yes!!! No issues after building it
@@HyperionGD replying to this using the pc i built. No issues when i was building it
@@HyperionGD hyperion the onion man
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@@Keiyott can we get a one year update? What's the specs and would you do it again?
thank this was actually really helpful i bought all my pc parts and only did a bit of research and i was nervous but now i feel more confident that i can build it
how did you go?
@@Platinum199 i failed..😔
@@vvs2Faded oh damn what happened
@@Platinum199 i don’t tbh it turns on and i get no display so i gotta take it in to get fixed in a few days 😭😭
@@vvs2Faded hopefully it’s something as simple as you plugging the hdmi into the motherboard instead of the GPU. Have you checked that? I made the same mistake with my build was fuming until I realised my mistake
make sure to have your top fans as exhaust because hot air rises and you want it gone
My parents just allowed me to build my own pc and this is the best vid I have found on youtube
This video was very helpful thank you. My gaming pc is up and running first ever build.
Thank you so much I really didn't know how to build and you are really reliable person
Keep up the hard work Ben
me watching this with 10 dollars
😂
Me watching with 0 gbp 17829.43 usd
Watching this while parts are on its way 😊
this was a great instructional video, people always do the physical build but never explain how to update bios, then install windows, then update windows, then install drivers and then finally applications wanting to be used or played. or itll be a seperate video that like no one watches. you did leave out a lot of info part to part but you did get the main point and main explanation across. with the AIO you did mount it incorrect, if youre not mounting it as an exhaust on the top, yes you can indeed mount it on the front or side panel, but the tubes should be on the bottom. as the pump circulates new water the hoses over time degrade and will evaporate some water, it creates air bubbles, if the tubes are at the bottom the air bubbles sit at the top of the radiator and will never be circulated to the pump, with the tubes at the top the air will sit in the tubes and will be pulled into the pump and will ruin the pump. yes it does take awhile for this to happen, but an AIO should be fine for 5 ish years, or until you upgrade your cpu, which is 4-6 years for most people
Thank you for this video, it really helped as I assembled my PC and gave me confidence
Much appreciated
Video of the year i have been loking for a video like this for a year
as a dude who come from construction that toolkit is cute. Thank you for explaining the parts between the main steps.
I love your videos Ben u make really good content keep it up
Great Video thanks! I was always confused about which way to place in the fans! 20min in this seems to cover everything!
i see your xbox cup. *takes a sip from playstation cup*
Love the constant camra change makes it supper easy to fallow. Now to mention no close ups at all
at 46:59 that is what I did. Also installed windows outside the case first
I can't understand how I did it back in the days before google n TH-cam... Lol.
Just read the little pamphlets and go through the steps. Pretty easy.
It's not like you need to move jumpers even like those good ol days when I started
Man i really appreciate your videos
Early gang! Love my custom built PC :)
Guide is super understandable, cheers
Incredible tutorial!! I have just setup my first pc flawlessly!!
Glad it helped! Happy gaming!
I know how to build a pc, but i just watched this and I learned new things
Was nervous about building a PC for the first time by myself, but you walked me through it well, and it's currently installing Windows. Thank you so much!
I already know how to build one but I watched the video anyway because it’s satisfying
Learned by owning prebuilds first and just swapping single components over and over, and killed couple mobos and psu too.
This was before TH-cam was a thing...
Get comfy with that. now i am gettin comfy with AIOs, still not sure if i wana try custom water loop.
AIO i can handle for now it seems.
Great job man cool PC man!! Nice build man!!!
this is my first time build my own pc ben think you 🙂
super mind blowing marvious welldone my boy your are genius
Disabling the Secure Boot and turning on CSM almost bricked my new build. I had to short a set of pins and reset the motherboard to default and NOT do that step. Smooth sailing afterwards. Maybe I'm just an idiot but something about that step made it so my pc wouldn't boot
I'm doing my first case swap / upgrade, I've wanted to learn how to do this for a while now just to save money instead of buying prebuilt PCs. Idk why, but I'm friggin nervous. Case should be here in a couple days and I'm just gonna go for it.
I started building a pc in may I’ve paused because parts are expensive and I’ve bought other things idk
So you have to make sure the gpu fits inside the case but without physically seeing it?
You can search up your case dimensions and gpu dimensions online
Love this! Thank you!
Great video, watched cause I was board. The only thing I would recommend is some kind of support for the GPU because modern ones are so much heavier that the sag is breaking the PCB.
Not necessarily needed … with my RTX FE 3090 Ti nothing was sagging.
Good Build Buddy
putting my first gaming pc together today and tomorrow, always played on a laptop.. started with a white asus rog strix b760 a wifi mobo.. i5-12600k, RX 7700 XT, 32GB ddr5 corsair vengeance white rgb, 2tb nvme crucial p3 plus, nzxt h6 white case, white thermalright cpu cooler, corsair 750w psu. I just assembled the motherboard and all components and then put the motherboard in the case. Tomorrow I start all the cabling. Your videos have been great thanks!
Thanks for the video❤
I will keep this video on the cue to help me. Thx.
Correct me if I’m wrong, but if the exhaust fans are on the radiator, would that not mean that the cpu isn’t getting cooled as much since hot air is going through the radiator instead of cool air? I thought the fans on the radiator cool it down by sucking/pushing cool air through.
I was thinking the same thing.
Its not that straight forward as there are different opinions … It still cools by removing heat coming from the radiator and gets it out immediately … but usually it is recommended to use the radiator as intake fans. Some just say that this way the heat from the radiators is pushed/pulled straight into the inside of the PC where you do not want hot air. But thats removed by the exhaust fans.
Nice video and the fans i like the conecting ones less cables
I don’t understand a single thing in the video or comments but I got all my parts and need to build this
I just got a 2400$ pc arriving cant wait to build it. Ive watched so many videos i can build it with my eyes closed 😂. And im still watching on other models and cases to see other peoples methods.
@Terminator- You're right. I was just happy to be able to build such a beast of a pc for the first time. Happy New Year.
@@GForceIntelThat’s awesome dude, how did the building process go? I’ll be doing the same soon
@jacobhoover4393 it was extremely easy. I did watch about 10 pc building videos just to not make mistakes. Updating the bios was the scariest part. (It's not required, btw). Make sure if you get a strong gpu that you get a powerful psu. Otherwise, you might not have enough pcie connectors.
@@GForceIntelI care friend. Am buying parts for a pc in the summer after saving up
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God I can only dream of stuff like this, been wanting to build a pc for years but I’ve never been able to afford it like at all
In the same boat, hoping 2024-25 is when I'll save up enough to make an attempt. We'll get there 🤞
Thinking about getting a pc but I honestly don't feel comfortable with how little I know at the moment
Yeah the cooling wouldn't be great it definetly works but warms air goes up which wouldn't make the airflow too nice anyway good video!
tysm for this guide!
Watching this so I can learn to build my first pc when I have money
Ty !! Im about to build mine soon , im new to pc gaming . 😅
This is the only thing I don’t have to game on at this point so I’ve saved and downloaded this video for when I finally have the money to buy more hardware lol
Im more interested in the guitars on the wall.
what about the hot air ? how it will go out while you dont have fan for it ?
building a pc looks easy. the hardest part would probably checking out if each parts are compatible w/ each other or making everything efficient? is there a site where this can be done? like a parts compatibility checklist?
Newegg is great just used it to decide on my parts
UP ! want to know also
pcpartpicker will check compatibility but not if the ram or gpu will fit in the case
52:41 You keep saying "CMS", but it's "CSM" (compatibility support module).
How good does this PC design and its components work when playing games.can it run games like cyberpunk 2077 at full graphics? Cause I want a high end pc to play heavy games and do some yt content with it aswell.
Thx Ben
really need to start building my pc
I started building computers when I was 8 (I'm 40 now). It's good to know not much has changed aside from technology.
I recommended this video to someone looking to get her kid a gaming PC with the insistence that she instead help her child build one. This video is invaluable, as will be the impact it'll have on her kid's life. Great work!
Boutta try this
It went well
quick tip: when following a well setup tutorial like this, follow it to the tee. its really easy to screw up your first time and either ruin the system or a cause for you to restart
Nope … horrible recommendation … never do that … always work flexibly according to the situation at home! Restart? Why? You simply check the steps you have already done!
Cool video
Peter Parker taught me how to build a PC!
Got that same tool kit at harbor freight under the Quinn brand
Do you get cables with the power supply?
Im on my first build. 1 question i have regaring the radiator is;
does it matter if i mount with the pipes at the top or the bottom of the case if im front mounting the radiator?
Hi, I've bought an AIO for my pc and my motherboard doesn't have 2 CPU headers for it and I have to connect the pump to the CPU_Fan header and the fans from radiator to SYS_Fan header, is there anything that I can do without changing the motherboard?😢
You provide pretty much no info at all! Why should the AIO go to fan header? Most motherboards have a pump header. My AIO went to pump header and thats it … the fans were connected to the AIO the cpu fan header remained empty. Did you try to link cpu fans & pump with adapter to cpu fan? How many fan headers does your motherboard have? Asides cpu and system any others? You can hook up all fans to system fans but won’t be able to separately adjust radiator fans. You must always check with your aio and mobo manuals what those suggest! Sounds like you got an ancient board … and hence CPU … what do you need water cooling for? A fan should be sufficient. Always check if you can use the stuff you buy with your PC … hooking up, space and if PSU enough!
i think the most important thing i learned is dont get a form factor that puts the radiator and memory modules next to each other
I tried to set up my pc before my dedicated gpu comes in and after I enabled everything and disabled secure boot and enabled CSM, I tried to boot up windows by doing the boot override and now my screen is showing no signal once I turn on the PC. I don't know how to fix this
I have no idea why you're turning off Secure Boot and enabling CSM. It should be the opposite. On most motherboards, you can set the video output device. By default, it should be set to auto or PCI-E.
@@JJFlores197 that makes sense since I did reset my bios and as soon as soon as I turn on CSM and reboot my pc it won’t show signal so I’ll have that off then and won’t enable it
The fans bit confused me
Same
Its straight forward … in simple words … you have a limited number of fan and RGB ports on the motherboard … hence you must link up your fans and RGB in the PC so the number of fan and RGB ports on the motherboard fit. Eg … linking up 10 case fans to 1 or 2 case fan ports … or 15 RGB devices to 1 or 2 RGB ports.
Building my first pc tomorrow wish me luck guys 🤞🏽
what are you talking about, CSM is required disabled for windows 11, its compatibility for legacy and you don't need that if you have a brand new computer parts and windows 11, also secure boot is required, you need it enabled
fr? did i just brick my new build then
Like a console+ tv + how to record gameplay, editing & uploading stuff
Hey I found the list of the items but is there an amount of how much of each or etc of what I should get on there
Only thing I didn’t like was the negative air flow you put thankfully the case has good airflow so imagine the pc was nice and cool/warm