That was an actual picture of Dawid’s abs

@tomfrumtarn

2 жыл бұрын

Shouldn't this be on a different video sharing site if that is the case?

@tomfrumtarn

2 жыл бұрын

@@Wesleybirdisabum Dawid hot tub stream?

@Raterex

2 жыл бұрын

@@tomfrumtarn But...but all I am seeing is a video of abs strengthening exercise??? Is something wrong with me? >

@volactic8495

2 жыл бұрын

how do you know

@powersky9230

2 жыл бұрын

Its from lifting all those pre-builts

"Thoroughly Practical Pimp" ... the next Super Villain in the DCU ( Dawid's Cinematic Universe ) 😏

@kingofthenerds4708

2 жыл бұрын

i immediately thought of a pimp named slickback from the boondocks lol

@Laxer1711Ps3

2 жыл бұрын

The revenge of PP

What a time. We get the privilege of paying more, getting parts we might not otherwise even want and have to fix the pre-builts when they get to us anyway. What a joy!

@Tomazack

2 жыл бұрын

Or even worse, you buy an Asus Rog strix pre-built ON SALE for $2350 CAD only to realise it's impossible to improve on the appalling air cooling they have chosen, not even 2 case fans to be found (or possible to install without adding a fan controller) Long story short, this garbage PC was returned.

@DawidDoesTechStuff

2 жыл бұрын

It really is an amazing time to build a gaming PC. 😬

@MDaDonLegacy

2 жыл бұрын

@@DawidDoesTechStuff I'm on my 4th new egg PC, they all failed. $3700 + tax pc. i9 10th Gen with Asus strix RTX 3080 and 16gb ram 3200mhz on a z590 elite. Can't play any games. This is my 4th!! Can't even make it into the lobby of ANY game. My temps are low. I reinstalled windows 10, I installed windows 11. I underclocked it, overclocked it, tried everything. Safe to say I'm uncertain about new egg now.

@Tw1st3d_Real1ty

2 жыл бұрын

@@MDaDonLegacy oh thats rough

@Skurtz901

Жыл бұрын

@@MDaDonLegacy just build your own at this point😂

There are a lot of fancy tech KZreadrs out there. But this is the kind of content people actually need. Hope it gets some folks to fix their pre-builts.

@wildparrot3802

2 жыл бұрын

Even good and pricey pre-builds needs custom love

@DawidDoesTechStuff

2 жыл бұрын

It's always worth taking some time to give your system a bit of love.

@FS--ew3se

2 жыл бұрын

@@wildparrot3802 tru

The little pics of shroud popping in every time he says it was classic, lol.

I feel like I've put a lot of weight on lately. Gonna reinstall Windows

@IronIsKing

2 жыл бұрын

nice one!

@DawidDoesTechStuff

2 жыл бұрын

@@IronIsKing It'll do wonders.

Great design of that GPU... Lets strap a piece of plastic to the top of the card to trap the heat in!

@td8648

2 жыл бұрын

BUT IT'S FOR GAMERZZ

@Incommensurabilities

2 жыл бұрын

Gamers Nexus would have a field day 😂

@lovrograbljevec1504

2 жыл бұрын

I have a super version of this card... 85°C all the time

@DawidDoesTechStuff

2 жыл бұрын

Haha!! I know right. So stupid.

@EliteRock

2 жыл бұрын

It's bordering on cynical, trying to make it look appealing to non tech savvy buyers when there's no way they don't know it's compromising cooling. A lot of cheap little consumer boxes are designed that way, the makers assume that because a given chip is rated to 110C they don't have to concern themselves with air-flow/cooling (any time you touch one of said boxes, e.g. a media streamer and it's nice and toasty on the outside, you can bet there's a chip or two sitting at egg-frying temps inside it).

"I'll fix the computer!" Plays battlefield all day...

Given how pre-built gaming PCs are as popular as ever (Due to GPU shortages), this video was so desperately needed. Most pre-builts are poorly designed for thermals, and videos like this will help a lot of gamers. Great job.

@Gatorade69

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I just bought a prebuilt. Im waiting for it to be delivered right now. I prefer to build Pcs myself but this time around I snagged a prebuilt for a 3070. Many of the prebuilts had conflicting reviews so I bought the brand with the least amount of complaints/crashes. I hope It's decent.

@izakomandaz2895

2 жыл бұрын

@@Gatorade69 rip put the graphics card and put it in your own system!!!

@Gatorade69

2 жыл бұрын

@@izakomandaz2895 I don't have that kind of money. Last PC I built was in 2010. So I went with a prebuilt, I do have the ability to fix it if I have to though.

@izakomandaz2895

2 жыл бұрын

@@Gatorade69 what's the cpu and ram?

@Gatorade69

2 жыл бұрын

@@izakomandaz2895 A Ryzen 7 3700 and 16gb of ram (hopefully dual channel, supposed to be). Actually it arrived just now as I'm writing this. It's a skytech Chronos which according to reviews has the least amount t of problems at least compared to abs, Cyberpower, etc.

It's cheaper to buy a pre-built than a graphics card these days. Thank you for showing this kind of content.

5:38 and the tale of ‘A Thoroughly Practical Pimp’ was thoroughly entertaining 😂

When dawid was taking off that crap cooler, I yelled “throw shit in the garbage” . Then I see him throw it in the garbage and yelled “YESSSS!!!” 😂

This was one of your best videos, essentially a perfect balance of funny and informative. I can send this to a less tech-inclined friend and trust a) that they'll be entertained enough to watch the full 9min and b) that the lessons therein are easy enough to understand. Bravo sir!

Randomly discovered your channel last week, been watching you ever since

Always enjoy your content and your humour

We need more guys with sense of humor like yours.Keep up the great work.

Dang the studio looks clean 🥶🥶 Dawid you did a good job

The Vetroo Cooler you posted for a half second is awesome, I have used a few they have all worked great.

Really love your content man 👍

Lol just putting it out there I much appreciate the shroud edits, gets me every time

the background behind you is very nice. goood job

Well nice , a video to cheer me up after finding out my secondhand pc was missing multiple screws , and 2 thumb screws were missing off the aio

Simple fixes. Impressive. I’d really like to see you try to mod the GPU more to attempt much better temperatures. Looking forward to your next video!

Dawid! I haven't subscribed to anyone for a long time. But your videos are class and made me laugh a lot. Great sense of humour and humbleness. Goes a long way. Subscribed! 👌

Very nice cooler upgrade and the inclusion of the additional fans Dawid. Also nice bump in FPS's from the lower temps.. Too bad the front is basically only for show. Thanks for the video!

You put a lot of effort and time to make your videos, the quality of the content is fantastic

Another Dawid video! Love these days

This was a great video. Enjoyed it

Your new studio looks sick!!!!

You are flexing in your new studio - nice!

what a great vid! i'm always down to learn more in regards to trouble shooting. i consider myself a pretty novice pc enthusiast but i'll definitely keep this favorited to come back to

Dawid, i'm a relatively new subscriber, and I just wantes you to know that this is fantastic content!

You're the man Dawid. Thanks for existing.

Wow im surprised that worked for the gpu! Great vid man learn some new things all the time when I watch ur vids so keep it up

Love your videos, they're great

This is actually the kind of information that is useful to people. Another suggestion would be to move those front fans to the inside of the case to divert an easier airflow for that slot down the side.

I have come to like your videos. They are comical and teach me new stuff. That is valuable.

Dawid and Greg Salazar are my favorite youtube tech dudes. Good stuff guys.

@mould05

2 жыл бұрын

Cries in Tech Yes City

@brando3342

2 жыл бұрын

@Paulie Walnuts 😂

@brando3342

2 жыл бұрын

@@mould05 😂

This was like a REALLY GOOD video, congrats. I felt like the content was kind of in a plateau. Although I do enjoy your videos because they are entertaining it was just that, plain entertainment. This video was really informative and overall the content I think was way better than the past few videos. Same entertainment value, plus technical tips content, really amazing. In my experience I had to play a lot with thermals on my computer. It is technically a CyberPowerPC pre-built but I was able to change things around. What really helped of course was changing the cheap fan for an AIO, but working through different fan setups, I ended up allowing the graphics card to run cooler. I did notice an improvement on performance as I am sure the card was thermal throttling. But I like your ideas of going one step further and actually seeing if you can do something else to make the graphics card cooler thinking outside the box. Keep the good stuff coming Dawid!

Love the videos! You rock.

The new office is looking sharp!

amazing video daws

Newegg isn't just bundling those gigabyte explosive PSUs with RTX cards, they are also putting them in pre-built PCs (most ABS Gaming prebuilts). If you buy one of those prebuilts, get ready to replace the PSU.

@lougou7698

2 жыл бұрын

dude... the pc have evga psu........ do you mean gpu? :D

@WrexBF

2 жыл бұрын

@@lougou7698 There are a few exceptions. That's why I said *most* ABS Gaming prebuilts.

@rynobehnke8289

2 жыл бұрын

@Paulie Walnuts I think its worth noting to also not go for Dell because Dell loves to up sell you stupid things you won't even get because there support team is designed to annoy you so much that you give up and buy a new PC or life with the problems that you have. There stuff being mostly proprietary obviously is only adding more reasons to avoid them.

@patirckable

2 жыл бұрын

Are all gigabyte PSUs explosive?

@DawidDoesTechStuff

2 жыл бұрын

It's crazy that they have also been putting them in these systems.

Hey, I made it into a video @4:16. Lol. Love the vids! Keep 'em coming.

I have the same graphics card you were using in this video and was wondering why my graphics card looked kind of weird. I got my pc built by micro center and watching your video made it make sense. Thank you

about time, i knew this video was coming. 😄

wow i just did that top fan thing in my pc but with 2 intake 1 out air i have the same case desing on my case love your content bytw

Good job David!

I have used many 212's over the years and they have always done the job. The new all black ones look even nicer. My last build had the dreaded i7-7700K which was known for being a hot CPU. With the 212 and lowering the stock voltage slightly, it never went over 65 degrees during stress tests and ran at full boost speeds.

Really enjoyed that one 👍🏻

I have the exact same background as you 1:29 and coordinated my rgb to match. Crazy

Awesome follow up !

Excellent job!

the new recording studio is looking awesome!

Good show! Relevant to my interests.

Well done on continuing to make quality content without bitching about lack of new components due to shortages. Keep it up !

Yep.. The Coolernaster EVO 212 still has got it. It's still my go to for my systems.

You're a goddamn rockstar Dawid.

@MrR2185

2 жыл бұрын

I agree a hundred and thiddy percent!

@nathansabula6355

2 жыл бұрын

Pls don’t say Gods name in vain

Really like what you’ve done with the new studio and the step up in production quality! I’ve followed the 8-bit Guy building and moving to his new studio, but honestly, that all looks quite tacky (even worse than it used to be) in comparison.

Love your vids

The Coolmaster 212 series of coolers are great, especially if you can score them on a sale! I bought a 212+ EVO and a 212 LED for $15 each after mail in rebate years ago. The LED one is still in the box, while the EVO is on my main system which is a FX-8350. I added a second fan to it so I would have a push-pull config and it works great!

I have one of those Vetroo L5 coolers on my wife’s ITX build and was SUPER surprised at how well it cooled. I can’t speak much for the RGB as I don’t have the correct headers for it in that build but it was super cheap and of decent quality after about 6 months

This brings new meaning to working on abs....

You sir get a thumbs up for the Shroud(s) on the edges of screen

I have the abs challenger and I’ve been using it for a few months, I love it a lot. It’s my first pc

@brettstoo514

2 жыл бұрын

@Paulie Walnuts I wouldn’t buy one right now but in April they had good psu amounts. When I got mine it was the challenger for $1,100 with a 10400f, 1660s, and a 600w 80+ gold psu

freaking awesome video

You nailed it 😎👍

Ive seen many pre-build system in hungarian pc webshops, but they give you the option to choose the cpu cooler. The most common options are the DeepCool Gammaxx series, the CM Hyper 212(usually the RGB one) and the Alpenföhn series.

This has reinforced my desire to put fans in every mountable space in my ongoing pc build

@imo098765

2 жыл бұрын

nah, just a shit case design

Thanks Dawid great video. These little hints about upgrading coolers will help some of the first time system builders how to build a better system for penny's more. For those who want a prebuilt system what coolers to buy for best performance with there system configuration.

With the new office, you have so much room for activities!

move front fans to inside front chassis panel from outside, let those little vents do a bit more work

@zDennii

2 жыл бұрын

I got the same Idea... How can they send it like this to Costumers.. "Pc Experts" xD

@hw5533

2 жыл бұрын

Had a similar issue with a very similar case. Fixed the airflow issue perfectly and stopped the glass side panel from being so hot you couldn't touch it.

I can confirm the vetroo cooler works great. I bought it with its associated fans to push and pull air, and my Ryzen 7 never goes over 65’ when playing Microsoft Flight Sim

for the front fans i suggest moving them from outside of the front case that is directly behind that tempered glass, and move them inside of the of the front frame and mount them there, so that there is space in front of the fans to allow it to suck air from the small holes on the sides of the front tempered glass, and it would not be just there doing nothing hahaha, just a suggestion tho

Those Vetroo coolers are a hit! Good cooling, easy install, really affordable.

Aw Dawid, the undisputed king of analogies!

Thanks mang!

The Hyper 212 is a solid performer with a tried and tested design. I have one from 2011 that is still cooling a 2600K to this day.

@darrinfyfe7728

2 жыл бұрын

I recently got the V2 hyper 212 and it's a bit better and the mounting plate is way better for my R5 3600. Great buy for 50 bucks.

@Varmint260

2 жыл бұрын

Same, I bought one in 2013 and it's still doing a great job on the FX8350 system I'm typing this on! My new 5800x system also has one on it; no temp issues!

@bradhaines3142

2 жыл бұрын

i mean its a hunk of aluminum with some copper tubes, it doesnt exactly expire

@Varmint260

2 жыл бұрын

@@bradhaines3142 Fair point, although the fan on the older one is still working well, and those can absolutely expire in 8 years!

You can also try to put the fans in the front on the other side(more inside the case) , that should give them more room to "breathe"

4:46 fantastic line

You should buy all of the best selling PC components and build it all into one pc. Probably end up with a GPU bottleneck, but the video will be entertaining. Great videos Dawid. Also, do you play guitar? You always have a guitar in the background of shots, they look amazing!

I had one of those Arctic accelero aftermarket gpu coolers back in the day. Made my r9 290 cool as a cucumber.

the top fans as exhaust may help pull more air in from the front, it works with my corsair 570X with all the tempered glass all around it.

An upgrade session that ends with the PC running cooler and more stable is a win.

Nice backdrop dude

ay i love corsairs af120 white leds, i have the older models and the refresh they did in my case. they work great

Great job! I was hoping you'd do a follow-up video! ;)

I have a 212, Gammaxx gt and that Vetroo cooler in 3 different builds, that little cheap Vetroo cooler is as good of not a bit better than the others 🤷🏽‍♂️ extremely good choice for a budget air cooler

My PC's audio glitched out RIGHT as you were saying the memory was just fine post memtest, and I literally had to go back and watch that part again to see if you had played another joke on us or not. Now i'm sad you didn't xD, it was perfect

About 8-9 years ago, I had those same fans (but with red LEDs) and that cooler together. The cooler is long since gone, but I only recently (in the past few weeks) replaced the fans after all this time (some of them were starting to rattle.)

love the shroud faces...

Please note system integrators, this is how to make sure you keep your customers happy so please do the basics and give your customers more reasons to become loyal repeat customers for years to come. Nice job Dawid. 👍

my prebuilt came with all the fans turned to exhaust and had temps in the upper 70's to about 80 C then I flipped half the fans around to intake and reapplied paste and temps fell about 7 C on average lol, ended up getting a big chonky aio for the cpu and the temps now rarely get above 70 but it's amazing how fan orientation can have such an impact

I have that cooler (Hyper 212 red LED version) on my i7-9700K, works fine for normal use. At 100% load, drawing its rated 95W, it doesn't get hot. The only time the temps creep up is when you run a synthetic CPU stress test where it will draw 140W, but these tests don't last long enough to be an issue.

this is one of the most underrated tech channels I swear

Yeah, I've used the Veetro V5 in a couple of builds now and it's really good at that price point. Plus... RGB.

The original cooler looked like a rajintek and they are shite, great video cheers!!!!

After building a system in a Matrexx 50, using a dental hook pick, pull the fine mesh out. It dropped my temps over 10 degrees C, got another 5 by rear side mounting the front fans, not the front were it looks prettier. Yes it did take some dremel work. I have alot of pics of that system, I could email them to you if your interested in the mod for that case.

I love a happy ending!

Nice video idea.