I've been rewatching this video for a week and today I finally built my gaming pc. Sincerely, thank you so much for the work you put into this. It had everything anybody could ever need.
This guy's videos also helped me to build my first PC. I always thought it was really hard but he explains everything like it's the easiest thing in the world. Was very simple to follow along but i did have problems with my USB 3 cable
@@ChristopherFlannigan thanks a million my man! you stand alone in the amount of details you’re covering in this build video and the professional way of explaining. I applaud you!
I'm not even building a computer and I watched this - Chris is a total delight to watch. One of the better build videos I've watched - super informative and great explanations.
Thanks! The best build video at least that I have seen. You take the time to provide additional information on what to I be done and how. But also take the time to go over what is critical or not, what can go wrong and how to fix it. Well done, the best! ...delivered with an interesting accent 🙂
Just finished my first pc build in a Lancool 3. It has all worked out without any problems thanks to this guide and your Lancool 3 guide. A big thanks to your clear and detailed instructions. Wishing you all the best and hope your channel keeps growing and gets the recognition it deserves.
I'm gonna be building my first PC soon and I'm so glad I came across your channel. Straight forward, easy to understand information and then you go and do a build with the case that I had already picked out! Couldn't have asked for more a detailed look than that.
I am watching this in January 2024 ... so according to your message, you might well have built your first pc by now. Have you and if so, did it go ok? I have no idea how to build them, but want to ... so I am interested to know how it went :-)
Just bought my parts and was so nervous to put everything together and found this vid which happened to have almost completely identical components. You’re a godsend seriously.
Built a pc after my old one of 13 years died on me. This was PERFECT. I did it all last night while following you and booted perfectly first time. WOW. You got a subscriber in me sir!
Just finished my first build today. I did maybe a week of research and just followed your video step by step and it posted with 0 issues except a loose RGB header. This is literally the only video you will ever need to build any modern pc.
Man, I just want to thank you and GOD bless you!!! , you motivated me to get back on my first carrier as a PC technician, back in 2006 I did finish my classes for the A+ certification, and they promised me a high salary, but in 2007-2008 I wasn't able to get a decent job, I did have to put everything on the side and start driving Cdl trucks, finally, I was getting a good salary (6 years later) and well I move to Ups and that's it, I didn't move back to computers, finally I decided to change my old 13 old gaming pc and as soon as I checked the prices and specs. I said to myself forget about it, then I watched your video building a gaming rig using a Msi tomahawk z690 and and I7 12700K, and I said to myself you have to get back! GOD BLESS YOU MAN I did it, now the trucking industry is struggling, and after I did build my rig some guys asked me to fix theirs pcs. You are one if not the most professional guy I ever see building computers, you do not skip any details. Awesome Work thanks again.
You are the one that helped me better understand everything about PC building and how to build my first PC! I literally couldn’t of done it without you! I’m glad you make videos like this and I watched every second of this video! I love it!
Man, BIG THANKS for such a complete and in depth tutorial. I just built my wife a PC today and your video really made it happen quite easily. George &Tricia- Portland, OR, USA
I've been reluctant to make my own build as it seems daunting! After having a Pre-Built PC for the last 4 years, I finally ordered everything and I am just waiting for this specific MB to arrive before I start putting it together. Your videos are very informative and have definitely help me take the plunge and try this for myself! Thanks from NI!
Great video, will no doubt be extremely helpful for a lot of people. Clear, detailed, excellent job! Can’t wait to see that 216 in stock in the UK. Seems like we’ve been waiting ages for it.
You're still The Man, Mr. Flannigan! It took me 3 days to watch the entire video (I can't watch anything, anywhere, for more than an hour or so 🙄), but watch it all I did. Your build (unexpectedly) caused me to wax nostalgic because my very first (SUCCESSFUL 😝) build was around the *ASUS ROG STRIX Z270E Gaming* motherboard, and it was *quite* an experience. Thanks again! 👍
Just one question, my gpu has argb, would It be better plugging it into the MOBO rather then the hub? I would like it to show up in the MOBO software as my gpu and not the led strip that shows in your Asus software. Cheers!
thank you for an exceedingly comprehensive guide that did not talk down or make fun of the audiences newness and lack of knowledge!! also it was incredibly nice to be able to follow along conceptually without being aurally and mentally beat up by a tutorial provided from some chap from India or China. And lastly so nice to see a video that wasnt some quasi ASMR slash Electronics porn wherein every component is rubber gloved from every box and bag with only that as the audio having no knowlegeable explanation of brand component or placement commentary. This is soooo nicely produced thank you sincerely for the time to produce ,edit,and post this crucial material.
I'm currently doing a NV5 build and I've watched the video you did with that and now this one. You've helped me figure out a ton of things, I can't thank you enough lol
Your video is a treasure to newbie builders. For you, millions will be saving 300-400 pounds by being able to build their own gaming pc. Buying pre-built gaming pcs are so expensive and the same pc built by oneself is so much cheaper. ❤😊 Thank you so much for all your hardwork and efforts.
Great video, this a real boss, builded my pc, using 50%-60% of information of this video. Working well, no problems on pc(but I was really attentive and careful when builded it)
I would like to thank you for conducting such a thorough and easy-to-follow video guide. This video was well organized and provided clear-cut concise instructions. I just finished my first build thanks to this video!
I build my first pc today using this guide. It posted and the only thing i had gotten wrong was that i didnt connect fan hub to sata connector, but now its working perfectly. Thanks alot for making this so detailed so i didnt need to watch 5 different videos 👍
I think I didn't leave a comment back then, but I used this video to build my first pc, specially because I bought the lian li 216, and that made things so much easier, was kinda nervous at the time, but just by following the video along it made me feel more confident, so thank you very much for such an easy and very well detailed guide, since a lot of other youtubers just assume you kinda know all the basics or they usually don't include certain details, amazing work and once again tyvm!
Chris your channel is outstanding! I always have bought pre-builts and stayed away from hardware, but your vidoes inspired me and guided me to build my first pc this year. I love how much to provide a depth on explanation that is great for beginners, which is always matter of fact and doesn't make you feel bad for being newbie. The comprehensive details, including how to install windows at the end are just amazing, thank you!
Fantasic content yet again on a PC build giude the best on the net. A suggestion that I think is needed from you is a comprehensive guide of how to trouble shoot a pc once built that doesn't post !! or does post but then stops booting .ie..the typical error debug codes and boot issues explained well. Your the man to do it no doubt as I'm yet to see a video helping new pc builders that experience issues.. This knowledge would be just as essential as the build itself..debug codes OD /A2 ? and being unable to get into the BIOS for eg.. keep up the fab work Chris..
Before my build I watched many vids from tech youtubers . I paused often , making many notes on paper so that I was as prepared as I could be for the moment of first boot ( the time when you cant access the net on your still windowless new PC to verify the steps in the process ) . Anyway , after all the heartstopping moments , it all came together . I return here to thank you for your calm and concise manner of explanation . I think your tutorials are every bit as valuable as other more subscribed channels and I wish more lasting success for you . Thanks mate , I owe ya several beers :)
Really…thank you .. such videos deserve huge supports I built my pc from scratch following you and everything went just like you mentioned Thank you 🙏 ❤
Just finished my first PC build this past weekend with this video on the other PC the entire 15 plus hours lol. Couldn't have done it without this video. Even ran into a hiccup on first boot but figured it out after a few minutes. Wish I could post a pic here!
Can describe how much I've enjoyed watching this guide, what makes it even more interesting that I am getting the same case + aio cooler, Thank you so so much, and I wish you all the best 🎉
I am a bit late on this. Recently discovered this channel. You definitely have my sub Chris. What a brilliant guide this is. Although I am no stranger to upgrading PC components. I have never installed a motherboard etc from scratch, into a new case. I have ordered a new Antec NX416L case in White. Got a new motherboard coming for it, and a new M2 SSD drive and standard SSD drive. I will be migrating most of my other stuff into the new case, and this guide will be essential to help me do that. Thanks a lot mate.
What a great tutorial. I haven't built PCs in 10 years and have recently decided I need a new machine, so finding your tutorial was mega helpful. Also, your presentation is perfect. It's not a show-off (like 80% of the other tutorials I've found), but informative and gets to the point. As concise as possible and as comprehensive as necessary. I have largely completed the computer and it's not your fault that my USB doesn't recognize memory sticks 😉
Hi Chris, my wifi isn't showing up at 2:07:52. I plugged the wifi antenna that came with the motherboard but it's not showing up during the setup process. How do i fix this instead of buying a 50-100ft ethernet cable?
HOLY CR@P, DUDE you explained the m2 slots on this board BETTER than ASUS and pretty much every other video I watched, THANK YOU MAN!!!!!! Liked/subbed!!
@@javiermartinez4946 Everything is marvelous! I got into a light overclocking, Gigabyte z790 Elite Ax is easy to navigate. For a first time builder and Chris's great step by step guide, I couldn't have gone wrong. ~ $1,900 US - Lian Li 216, XFX 6800XT, Gigabyte z790 Elite Ax, 13600k, Corsair RM1000x, G.Skill 6000, LG 165 Hz OLED monitor YUGE upgrade form GTX 970 MSI Dominator laptop (2015)
Bro I stumbled onto this video and I realized we were using the same mother board, cooler and case I am so happy now as I know how to setup the cooler and the mother board
Thank you for taking your time to do this very detailed video, I'm planning on getting the 216 down the road. Our computer store here in Canada is Memory Express and they haven't had any in stock for awhile.
Thanks for the video, I've been using it to help me finish my build which is regrettably a bit overconfident. I have a Lancoool III ARGB paired with the z790-E, MSI MEG AI1300P, and the icing on my frustration; Arctic Liquid Freezer II 420. I chose it cause there's an I9-13900K nested inside. It's my second build since 2013, I barely finished high school back then and the build was with the assistance of my local retailer. Safe to say AIO was alien to me, and I only realized it too late that I need a whole walk-in closet to fit it neatly. Didn't get a wink of sleep trying to find the one position that fit, let alone for the best airflow or noise. The factory suggested top-mounted exhaust won't do cause it's so dang thick that if I were to be stubborn about it the fans would be outside of the case with the top cover laying on top of it. In the end, I decided on the front-mount intake with it being a very tight fit, so much so that the radiator sits at the bottom and I just had to secure it with two screws to keep it standing straight. But then it presented another issue, the side panel won't close because the braided hose is a bit too stiff and poked out a bit outside the case dimension.
Built my pc following this guide everything was the same except the cpu, gpu, and power supply and glad to say it powered on first try. (3060ti and AMD 7700)
Subbed! You saved my life with connecting the PSU, I guess I thought I would only need an 8 pin connector for an 8 and 4, little did I know that other 4 pin connector was the reason I wasn't getting power! Huge thanks to you man!
Amazing guide, bro! Here nothing new for me, but i understand how it usefull for newbies. But i am reccomend a little bit feature. It's more reliable in smaller case. Connect CPU and 24ATX cable in motherboard before instalation, if they removable. Or use special holes for CPU cable and instal CPU cables, bcs in little bit lower cases you dont have free space for comfortable installation. P.S. Sorry for my english, i hope everyone understand me.
Thanks so much for your videos man, im actually gonna get my parts by may 9 and im for sure use your video you explain really well luckily i bough the exact same case so yeah great to see
Deepcool coming in with another awesome AIO design! I have the Castle right now because it was so distinct. If I don't build my next one I'll get that for sure!
Commenting from my brand new PC. I had very little confidence I could do it, but this video built that confidence along the way. Thanks!
I've been rewatching this video for a week and today I finally built my gaming pc. Sincerely, thank you so much for the work you put into this. It had everything anybody could ever need.
This guy's videos also helped me to build my first PC. I always thought it was really hard but he explains everything like it's the easiest thing in the world. Was very simple to follow along but i did have problems with my USB 3 cable
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What specs your PC have?
There's literally nobody that includes as much information as this man when it comes to pc building. What a legend 👏🙌
Thanks
@@ChristopherFlannigan thanks for the great videos
building* the information is viable irregardless of what you play, it’s what you make of it💪
@@ChristopherFlannigan thanks a million my man! you stand alone in the amount of details you’re covering in this build video and the professional way of explaining. I applaud you!
@ChristopherFlannigan
This video gave me the courage to build my first PC! Got a C5 error at first boot, but fixed it by pushing down the RAM stick on one side.
I don't think he left anything out. This is the holy grail for pc building .
I'm not even building a computer and I watched this - Chris is a total delight to watch. One of the better build videos I've watched - super informative and great explanations.
Thanks! The best build video at least that I have seen. You take the time to provide additional information on what to I be done and how. But also take the time to go over what is critical or not, what can go wrong and how to fix it. Well done, the best! ...delivered with an interesting accent 🙂
Glad it was helpful!
Just finished my first pc build in a Lancool 3. It has all worked out without any problems thanks to this guide and your Lancool 3 guide. A big thanks to your clear and detailed instructions. Wishing you all the best and hope your channel keeps growing and gets the recognition it deserves.
Excellent video! I really appreciate your efforts and the detail.
Glad you liked it and thanks
I'm gonna be building my first PC soon and I'm so glad I came across your channel. Straight forward, easy to understand information and then you go and do a build with the case that I had already picked out! Couldn't have asked for more a detailed look than that.
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😊😊
I am watching this in January 2024 ... so according to your message, you might well have built your first pc by now. Have you and if so, did it go ok? I have no idea how to build them, but want to ... so I am interested to know how it went :-)
@@mrnexus8seven949 yea it went fine. after watching a few builds it ended up being pretty straightforward.
Just bought my parts and was so nervous to put everything together and found this vid which happened to have almost completely identical components. You’re a godsend seriously.
Built a pc after my old one of 13 years died on me. This was PERFECT. I did it all last night while following you and booted perfectly first time. WOW. You got a subscriber in me sir!
Just finished my first build today. I did maybe a week of research and just followed your video step by step and it posted with 0 issues except a loose RGB header. This is literally the only video you will ever need to build any modern pc.
Man, I just want to thank you and GOD bless you!!! , you motivated me to get back on my first carrier as a PC technician, back in 2006 I did finish my classes for the A+ certification, and they promised me a high salary, but in 2007-2008 I wasn't able to get a decent job, I did have to put everything on the side and start driving Cdl trucks, finally, I was getting a good salary (6 years later) and well I move to Ups and that's it, I didn't move back to computers, finally I decided to change my old 13 old gaming pc and as soon as I checked the prices and specs. I said to myself forget about it, then I watched your video building a gaming rig using a Msi tomahawk z690 and and I7 12700K, and I said to myself you have to get back! GOD BLESS YOU MAN I did it, now the trucking industry is struggling, and after I did build my rig some guys asked me to fix theirs pcs. You are one if not the most professional guy I ever see building computers, you do not skip any details. Awesome Work thanks again.
hm, hope things get better
You are the one that helped me better understand everything about PC building and how to build my first PC! I literally couldn’t of done it without you! I’m glad you make videos like this and I watched every second of this video! I love it!
Man, BIG THANKS for such a complete and in depth tutorial. I just built my wife a PC today and your video really made it happen quite easily. George &Tricia- Portland, OR, USA
I’ve just spent the last several hours with you while setting up my new computer. Thanks for the help!
I have as well 😊
You're a lifesaver. Your calm tone and thorough explanation and demonstration helped me through my first build. Thank you!
Ive watched many videos as a refresher for my next build and I’ll say yours are the most thorough. Good work sir
I've been reluctant to make my own build as it seems daunting! After having a Pre-Built PC for the last 4 years, I finally ordered everything and I am just waiting for this specific MB to arrive before I start putting it together.
Your videos are very informative and have definitely help me take the plunge and try this for myself!
Thanks from NI!
Great video, will no doubt be extremely helpful for a lot of people. Clear, detailed, excellent job! Can’t wait to see that 216 in stock in the UK. Seems like we’ve been waiting ages for it.
ive had it in my rig for months and im uk. got it from overclockers
Just want to say THANK YOU. Your tutorial was life saver building my first pc. I just finished it and all is good! :D
Huge thanks! This is by far the best full build guide I've come across. I followed your steps and my new rig is up and running great.
Amazing video, especially for a guy who built his last PC, 20 years ago! Thank you.
You're still The Man, Mr. Flannigan! It took me 3 days to watch the entire video (I can't watch anything, anywhere, for more than an hour or so 🙄), but watch it all I did. Your build (unexpectedly) caused me to wax nostalgic because my very first (SUCCESSFUL 😝) build was around the *ASUS ROG STRIX Z270E Gaming* motherboard, and it was *quite* an experience. Thanks again! 👍
Well done for making to the end, I had to split up the final watch through check as well
Wow! this is how all build guides should be... Quality bro!
Just one question, my gpu has argb, would It be better plugging it into the MOBO rather then the hub? I would like it to show up in the MOBO software as my gpu and not the led strip that shows in your Asus software.
Cheers!
That is exactly what I was looking for; thank you for taking the time to create this. The detail you went into has helped me.
You're very welcome!
thank you for an exceedingly comprehensive guide that did not talk down or make fun of the audiences newness and lack of knowledge!!
also it was incredibly nice to be able to follow along conceptually without being aurally and mentally beat up by a tutorial provided from some chap from India or China.
And lastly so nice to see a video that wasnt some quasi ASMR slash Electronics porn wherein every component is rubber gloved from every box and bag with only that as the audio having no knowlegeable explanation of brand component or placement commentary.
This is soooo nicely produced thank you sincerely for the time to produce ,edit,and post this crucial material.
I'm currently doing a NV5 build and I've watched the video you did with that and now this one. You've helped me figure out a ton of things, I can't thank you enough lol
Your video is a treasure to newbie builders. For you, millions will be saving 300-400 pounds by being able to build their own gaming pc. Buying pre-built gaming pcs are so expensive and the same pc built by oneself is so much cheaper. ❤😊 Thank you so much for all your hardwork and efforts.
Thanks for the video, it helped out a lot!
Glad it helped!
I recently built a computer and your video was a huge help to me. Thank you for being so informative and thorough.
I learned how to build pc's when my wife wouldn't let me touch her first store bought pc. That was in 1995. Still at it.
Great video.
Great video, this a real boss, builded my pc, using 50%-60% of information of this video. Working well, no problems on pc(but I was really attentive and careful when builded it)
Built*
Best PC build guide on TH-cam.
I would like to thank you for conducting such a thorough and easy-to-follow video guide. This video was well organized and provided clear-cut concise instructions. I just finished my first build thanks to this video!
Wow, finally a comprehensive instructional with no fluff. Thank you, best TH-cam video ever!
You’re amazing! Don’t let anyone change the effort you put into your videos, we need more people like you. Bless you
I just built my first ever PC without any major issue thanks to you sir - thank you
This is the first youtube video I actually press the like button for in years. Gooooood job for real.
I build my first pc today using this guide. It posted and the only thing i had gotten wrong was that i didnt connect fan hub to sata connector, but now its working perfectly. Thanks alot for making this so detailed so i didnt need to watch 5 different videos 👍
Already built 3 during early 2000's. Watching this made me feel like a complete newbie. Much appreciated.
I think I didn't leave a comment back then, but I used this video to build my first pc, specially because I bought the lian li 216, and that made things so much easier, was kinda nervous at the time, but just by following the video along it made me feel more confident, so thank you very much for such an easy and very well detailed guide, since a lot of other youtubers just assume you kinda know all the basics or they usually don't include certain details, amazing work and once again tyvm!
It can't get more detailed than this. Enjoyed watching the whole thing
Just made my first build with this video. Didn't run into any issues. Thank you x10000
Built my 1st PC from your videos on the o11 Air Mini! Great thermals, great build experience. My PC’s a beast!
Glad to hear it
I watched your vids without subscribing for a while now. After watching this specific vid, you are worth subscribing. Great video man. Thanks!
Chris your channel is outstanding! I always have bought pre-builts and stayed away from hardware, but your vidoes inspired me and guided me to build my first pc this year. I love how much to provide a depth on explanation that is great for beginners, which is always matter of fact and doesn't make you feel bad for being newbie. The comprehensive details, including how to install windows at the end are just amazing, thank you!
Fantasic content yet again on a PC build giude the best on the net. A suggestion that I think is needed from you is a comprehensive guide of how to trouble shoot a pc once built that doesn't post !! or does post but then stops booting .ie..the typical error debug codes and boot issues explained well. Your the man to do it no doubt as I'm yet to see a video helping new pc builders that experience issues.. This knowledge would be just as essential as the build itself..debug codes OD /A2 ? and being unable to get into the BIOS for eg.. keep up the fab work Chris..
Found this site yesterday. I really like the content.
Thanks
Thank you so much for this video! Thanks to you I not only learned about the components that make a pc run, I was able to build my own very first PC
yes its good this is the guy you are looking for when you are a beginner what a genius
Building my first pc. Definitely will be using this video for help.
Before my build I watched many vids from tech youtubers . I paused often , making many notes on paper so that I was as prepared as I could be for the moment of first boot ( the time when you cant access the net on your still windowless new PC to verify the steps in the process ) . Anyway , after all the heartstopping moments , it all came together .
I return here to thank you for your calm and concise manner of explanation . I think your tutorials are every bit as valuable as other more subscribed channels and I wish more lasting success for you . Thanks mate , I owe ya several beers :)
Building my first computer currently and your videos have helped immensely. Can’t thank you enough!
Really…thank you .. such videos deserve huge supports
I built my pc from scratch following you and everything went just like you mentioned
Thank you 🙏 ❤
Thank you so much for this video, finally got around to building a PC of my own and this video helped me get through without any problems!
The most helpful knowledgeable and informative. He does not miss! Thanks Christopher please keep it going!
Just finished my first PC build this past weekend with this video on the other PC the entire 15 plus hours lol. Couldn't have done it without this video. Even ran into a hiccup on first boot but figured it out after a few minutes. Wish I could post a pic here!
Can describe how much I've enjoyed watching this guide, what makes it even more interesting that I am getting the same case + aio cooler, Thank you so so much, and I wish you all the best 🎉
Tyvm Christopher, great information, I just need a Win 11 key provider for my PC, any ideas?
BNH Software, the best, Enjoy your new PC my friend!
@@permanM15 Thanks I'll try them out!
@@permanM15 It's true, they are very trustworthy, my whole family uses their software and had zero problems in years!!
Obvious scam bot
Tried a bunch of youtube tutorials and this one was the one that helped me finish my build!
Interesting ROT(rule of thumb)1:15:41 fan faces suck, simplest way to remember what position to place the fans
Your videos are amazing I always use them when building and always use them to teach my friends .
another one of these "build as you see" i must say.first video i see covering both AMD and Intel side by side .absolutely great work.
I am a bit late on this. Recently discovered this channel. You definitely have my sub Chris. What a brilliant guide this is. Although I am no stranger to upgrading PC components. I have never installed a motherboard etc from scratch, into a new case. I have ordered a new Antec NX416L case in White. Got a new motherboard coming for it, and a new M2 SSD drive and standard SSD drive. I will be migrating most of my other stuff into the new case, and this guide will be essential to help me do that. Thanks a lot mate.
Your video helped me immensely. Followed you step by step and now I'm loving my cyberpunk experience. Thank you
What a great tutorial. I haven't built PCs in 10 years and have recently decided I need a new machine, so finding your tutorial was mega helpful. Also, your presentation is perfect. It's not a show-off (like 80% of the other tutorials I've found), but informative and gets to the point. As concise as possible and as comprehensive as necessary. I have largely completed the computer and it's not your fault that my USB doesn't recognize memory sticks 😉
Thank you for this guide, I used it to build my pc and I am so grateful for this guide. Great step by step explanation! Have a wonderful day!
Thank you Chris, just in time for my build in the coming weeks!
Your welcome
Hi Chris, my wifi isn't showing up at 2:07:52. I plugged the wifi antenna that came with the motherboard but it's not showing up during the setup process. How do i fix this instead of buying a 50-100ft ethernet cable?
Thanks for the hard work in putting this comprehensive guide together 👍
HOLY CR@P, DUDE you explained the m2 slots on this board BETTER than ASUS and pretty much every other video I watched, THANK YOU MAN!!!!!! Liked/subbed!!
I built my PC following along with Christophers Lian Li 216 build in December, flawless instructions, so happy with my build and 216 case
How is it working and what was your total spent
@@javiermartinez4946 Everything is marvelous! I got into a light overclocking, Gigabyte z790 Elite Ax is easy to navigate. For a first time builder and Chris's great step by step guide, I couldn't have gone wrong. ~ $1,900 US - Lian Li 216, XFX 6800XT, Gigabyte z790 Elite Ax, 13600k, Corsair RM1000x, G.Skill 6000, LG 165 Hz OLED monitor YUGE upgrade form GTX 970 MSI Dominator laptop (2015)
@@sotg671 that’s awesome! I wonder if that set up will be good for video streaming and editing….
Bro I stumbled onto this video and I realized we were using the same mother board, cooler and case I am so happy now as I know how to setup the cooler and the mother board
Amazing shots and music for completed build footage
What a very comprehensive video!
Thanks!
No problem and thanks!
Thank you for taking your time to do this very detailed video, I'm planning on getting the 216 down the road. Our computer store here in Canada is Memory Express and they haven't had any in stock for awhile.
This video is basically perfect! Thanks for taking time making it!
Thanks for the video, I've been using it to help me finish my build which is regrettably a bit overconfident. I have a Lancoool III ARGB paired with the z790-E, MSI MEG AI1300P, and the icing on my frustration; Arctic Liquid Freezer II 420. I chose it cause there's an I9-13900K nested inside.
It's my second build since 2013, I barely finished high school back then and the build was with the assistance of my local retailer. Safe to say AIO was alien to me, and I only realized it too late that I need a whole walk-in closet to fit it neatly.
Didn't get a wink of sleep trying to find the one position that fit, let alone for the best airflow or noise. The factory suggested top-mounted exhaust won't do cause it's so dang thick that if I were to be stubborn about it the fans would be outside of the case with the top cover laying on top of it. In the end, I decided on the front-mount intake with it being a very tight fit, so much so that the radiator sits at the bottom and I just had to secure it with two screws to keep it standing straight. But then it presented another issue, the side panel won't close because the braided hose is a bit too stiff and poked out a bit outside the case dimension.
Best PC building video by far
Absolutely great. So much useful information.
So does this mean that we don’t need the RGB Controller to sync to the motherboard? 2:21:55
Built my pc following this guide everything was the same except the cpu, gpu, and power supply and glad to say it powered on first try. (3060ti and AMD 7700)
OMG the best PC build video ever 👏👏👏
Subbed! You saved my life with connecting the PSU, I guess I thought I would only need an 8 pin connector for an 8 and 4, little did I know that other 4 pin connector was the reason I wasn't getting power! Huge thanks to you man!
Amazing guide, bro!
Here nothing new for me, but i understand how it usefull for newbies.
But i am reccomend a little bit feature. It's more reliable in smaller case.
Connect CPU and 24ATX cable in motherboard before instalation, if they removable. Or use special holes for CPU cable and instal CPU cables, bcs in little bit lower cases you dont have free space for comfortable installation.
P.S. Sorry for my english, i hope everyone understand me.
Thank you so much! I absolutely love how straight forward you are, detailed very smooth.
Thank you Chris. You are the man when it comes to all pc world!
Thank you very much for this video. I just built my first PC and your tips / instructions were really helpful!
Love your videos man. I will be buying this case very soon. Really liked your review video of it
It's hard to beat
bro has the best guides on yt
Very Informative... Well Done...!!!
Back in school again. Excellent class. Thank you..
Thanks so much for your videos man, im actually gonna get my parts by may 9 and im for sure use your video you explain really well luckily i bough the exact same case so yeah great to see
You are the absolutely best guide I have ever found. Thank You so much for all your work..
Deepcool coming in with another awesome AIO design! I have the Castle right now because it was so distinct. If I don't build my next one I'll get that for sure!
Very quiet. Their pumps always are
I was looking for a guide like this. Thank you for making it so clear.
Great video for the layman. I love TH-camrs like this whose sole aim is to help people.👍👏👌