(Sep 17th, 2018, 06:58 AM)queenzelda Wrote:

I thought it was funny myself.

What are your thoughts on Bluetooth speakers for pc? I'm looking at one tbh. Lol

Quote: Installing the motherboard before all else. It's a MUCH better idea to install the parts which go directly into the motherboard beforehand such as the CPU, RAM, and (in this case) NVMe SSD. After all, it's a lot easier to work on these when they're out of the case, so why not do it when it's out of the case?

Drive speed is quite overrated here. Faster drives only contribute to faster loading in regards to games, and have such a minor impact on FPS it might as well not. Yes, if you're spending $2000+ on a PC you should be investing into high speed storage, but for the budget user, it's pretty low down the totem pole.

While his installation of the GPU was relatively fine (though you should remove the covers on the case before installing), his decision to buy a 1080, then desire to upgrade to RTX when the line is coming out literally next week from when this video was released is an exceedingly stupid way to waste your money. If you want a new generation of graphics cards and they're not far off, wait. Don't spend your money on a current gen card (especially a flagship like the 1080) when the next generation is this close to release.

For this system, and his desires, 850W PSU is overkill. Unless you're doing SLI or something there's not much reason to have such a beefy power supply. Yes, $2k budget, but you want that money to go to things which make your build better, rather than being superfluous and wasteful.

Installing the CPU cooler before the CPU itself. Just do it all in one fell swoop rather than making it needlessly contrived!

Application of paste is kind of... odd. Normally, you just go for a thin sliver of it (about the size of a grain of rice) across the center. The way they did it is much more likely to result in applying too much, and it doesn't really have any advantages over the rice grain method I mentioned.

A Cooler like the one he is using usually requires mounting braces on the back of the motherboard as well as on the front. Unless his is some special model which doesn't (which I find relatively unlikely) or did it offscreen before applying the board (which would be weird as that's a crucial part of installing the cooler), odds are he didn't safely mount the cooler.

(Sep 18th, 2018, 04:33 PM)Yuri Wrote:

I mean you aren't wrong!

What do you think of Overwatch?

(Sep 18th, 2018, 05:19 PM)queenzelda Wrote:

What are your feelings on wizards?

(Sep 19th, 2018, 04:20 AM)queenzelda Wrote:

Does that make you a pc wizard? ;D