Don't miss out on Pi day 2022 get registered here! 314piday.com/registration/ Avoid missing out on any of the action, check out this link to see the agenda! 314piday.com/#agenda. In this video, Networkchuck attempts to keep his sanity while helping his daughters with their first gaming PC build. Gear we used for the build(Affiliate links): Addie's Motherboard: geni.us/NANlbI Chloe's Motherboard: geni.us/LqzrMU8 CPU: geni.us/Pyg0 AIO: geni.us/f3y8i RAM: geni.us/REf7D NVME: geni.us/FMM1T HDD: geni.us/Wp59 PSU: geni.us/PRZA **Sponsored by Oracle 0:00 ⏩ Intro 1:13 ⏩ Ad read 2:49 ⏩ The journey begins(with coffee) 3:45 ⏩ The first roadblock(GPU shortage) 3:46 ⏩ The parts we used 5:05 ⏩ GPU shortage(the solution) 6:22 ⏩ Starting the build(staging) 6:43 ⏩ What is a motherboard? 7:01 ⏩ Brain of the computer? 8:03 ⏩ RAM! You cannot spit on it! 9:23 ⏩ Storage! (The computer kind) 9:54 ⏩ GPU transplant 10:38 ⏩ Installing the PSU and testing(fingers crossed) 12:22 ⏩ Post-build reflection 13:02 ⏩ Competition time! 14:49 ⏩ The winner is...... 15:19 ⏩ Outro

@TheSpace-we4tz

2 жыл бұрын

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@camplays487

2 жыл бұрын

Is your editor okay?😅

@xenajin6827

2 жыл бұрын

Just a question if you plan to teach them hacking, why did you install windows on their computer? I know you can fire up a virtual machine but linux is generally better as your main os

@bibhuprasadsahoo3802

2 жыл бұрын

I wish I was as rich as you. I don't have enough money to make my own pc. You are very lucky because you have your own money to make your own PCe. But i don't have $1 in my pocket. And my parents are also so much poor. Can make me the same pc for me please. (My first and last wish in this world). Pleasee make it for me.

@somaliby857

2 жыл бұрын

bro are you hacker

This guy is gonna force his entire family to learn IT, respect

@r4pf

2 жыл бұрын

Lol

@brayantube7311

2 жыл бұрын

lol ²

@frandurrieu6477

2 жыл бұрын

He is playing it long term to avoid having to fix all of their problems in the future

@tlouik

2 жыл бұрын

and drink coffee

@christianelbk7550

2 жыл бұрын

Alpha move

Lets take a moment to appretiate this guy for making a single video with this much of immense effort. Lots of Love Edit : Thanks for So many Likes Guys 😀

As a woman in tech I congratulate you for being an amazing father to five daughters, they are very lucky little ladies! Fantastic job all the way around, the way you explain things, the entertainment value, including your awesome daughters and sharing with us your parenting skills, not to mention your excellent editing skills. Thank you for sharing and yes, please do more of this!

@blackrashblackrash9453

7 ай бұрын

Hello can i ask you something

"Are you sure you guys don't want 10 thousand dollars" The trust you have on them saying no

@asseenontv247

2 жыл бұрын

They aren't familiar with exchange rates I guess.

@Twisted_Code

2 жыл бұрын

imagine them looking back on this video in 10 years. Whoops!

@esquader8257

Жыл бұрын

They probably don't know 10k $ can buy more then 10k robux

@AmlizeagaGaming

Жыл бұрын

u can buy more robux with 10K dollars

@FrZifowk

Жыл бұрын

wiht 10,000 dollarsd you could buy even more robux wink wink

I love how you’re getting your daughters involved!! I just ordered Tynker for my son to get him learning coding!! He’s not even in middle school yet 🤣

@mozart0

2 жыл бұрын

Well tynker is for kids

@Pianodaddyy

2 жыл бұрын

@@mozart0 touché I’m just a proud dad trying to flex, but yea you’re right 🤣😂🙈

@FuckDatNiggaMichael

2 жыл бұрын

Yea, but he's forcing them tho, if they don't comply he'll brute force them...

@Pianodaddyy

2 жыл бұрын

@@FuckDatNiggaMichael lmao nice pun

@comradelulz7455

2 жыл бұрын

I have a 3mo old and I can’t wait to do similar can you report back how you liked Tynker?

Really enjoyed watching you working on this with your kids. I celebrated each of their victories. :) The last time I built a PC was over 20 years ago. My eyes got wide looking at your kids' motherboard layouts, OMG! The GPU itself looked HUGE compared to what I had to deal with, plus all the "tubes" (or were they cords?) going to different components. Wow! It was great seeing them get to post! Yay!

Addie and Chloe, you both did AWESOME!!! Woooooowho!! I love it! I have taught all my kids how to take apart or build a pc, laptop, tablet, pi, goofy little robots, etc. Whatever I have been working on, they have been working on. My oldest recently installed some new RAM in her laptop. (OH sidenote: ALL daughters here too. Just one less than you. 😜) We are looking at getting one of them a PC and she will build it. They all know a bit of programming and can navigate most simple troubleshooting issues on a PC. I LOVE tech and I LOVE teaching em tech. It's so worth it! Keep it up! Do more with them!!

You, sir, are an amazing dad. You have no idea how much you just inspired me. Thanks. :)

A) Amazing effort by everyone involved. B) My nephew made the same "surprise face" when I built a computer with him several years ago and said "now we test it by booting the machine" and proceeded to use my screwdriver to jump the two pins for the power button. Bravo!

That was an awesome video! I can totally identify- so much fun (and frustration!) building a first PC with your kids, but I love how it teaches them more about how a computer works and gives them that satisfaction that they did it themselves. Your daughter's reactions are so priceless! I built a PC with my oldest son when he was 9, and looking forward to building with my 7 year old when he's old enough. Such a great project and video!

Great job everyone! Great job Dad for teaching them a valuable skill and patience with the kiddos!

Chuck seriously very inspiring to see you getting your girls started in tech early. I hope to emulate this with my kids one of these days Cheers mate!

This is inspiring! I’d love to do this when I have kids one day. My parents never would have done this stuff with me. I can imagine your frustration but you did well.

This was so cool! I enjoyed watching them. I never thought about doing this, so I put it on the list for the things I want to do with my future kids.

12:17 I see both GPUs are installed in the bottom slots. The top slot typically has more PCIE lanes directly connected to the CPU and therefore work a bit faster. Great to get your daughters involved!

Oracle is taking over the company my mom works at. Which is cerner

I wish I have a dad like you who teach his children and support them. God bless you and bless your family.

WOW!!!!!! That was the coolest video that you have made to date.. Teaching your daughters to build correctly is such a great thing and they should be so proud of how well they did and i can tell how proud of them you are as well.. Good luck to them as they jump into the world of Tech and happy learning/coding/hacking..

Just loved this. Much love. ❤️❤️ Though she came 2nd, i just feel Addy will be the genius amongst all 5. You go Addy. 😀😀

I started my daughter with upgrades of her computer, later a complete build. She was 12 at the time. Researching and picking the parts, she was able to learn about the parts. Would I do it again? Yes!

@startanmusicindie

2 жыл бұрын

U good my parent not good like didn't buy me a new pc no upgrades at all like jail my life like hell

@SquirrelTheorist

2 жыл бұрын

@@startanmusicindie Wha?

@startanmusicindie

2 жыл бұрын

@@SquirrelTheorist yes bro I'm going to sleep bye

@SquirrelTheorist

2 жыл бұрын

@@startanmusicindie Good night!

all respect to this guy, this might be his hardest video ever, working on expensive stuff with kids is insanity. with one kid its hard, with two at same time id say impossible, but he did it somehow.

Awesome DAD, I like the way u teach them, hard to do homeschooling but worth it, for their brighter future. N the best part is, your daughters will be able to see their childhood journey and the efforts their parents did for them. Coz it will be always on KZread.

Man, I love your editor's skill in this video. Make sure to give him/her a raise....

Damn, I legit would have loved to have a dad like you 😂

Heart warming! ❤The most heaviest things in our lives are the importants (sometimes). Greetings from Germany and thanks for your advises!

Dude I really appreciate that you always promote Learning and knowledge with your kids and subscribers too and even you teach Linux to your wife too lol... That's why I subscribe you and David both are my best KZread teachers. 😍😍😍

I felt your pain 🤣. I have two daughters and they’re ALWAYS competing for everything! I can’t wait to build a computer for all of us like this!

This is the most wholesome video I've seen in a while, and it's combined with computers. Instant banger.

That's AWESOME time spent with your kids. I LOVE IT!!! ❤️❤️❤️

@Mike.Kachar

2 жыл бұрын

That's a GREAT Dad! 😀

awesome! great job as parent and IT professional!! I'm inspired to do the same when my 2months daughter is old enough for this!! :)

This was so wholesome I loved every minute of this. If you ask me they're both winners 😊

I always love seeing another dude share his passion with his kids. I have my daughter and younger son on ubuntu. All my kids know how to terminate to industry standard Rg6 and 11 Cat cable with color codes for A and B This includes punch down and RJ cables. Gonna start the journey into networking with them. We will learn together.

Such a sweet video and a nice break from straight up researching/learning. I'm not a father yet, but I fully intend to teach my kid/s to code, both so as they can be more security conscious when online as well as always having a means of solving problems in life as they inevitably come up. Not only that, but also to give them a massive head start in terms of career prospects when they eventually graduate from high school. Physically/mechanically, I also want them to A: know how to put together a PC and B: either be able to figure out what's going on when something goes haywire and fix it or likewise find a way around the problem to achieve their goal/s.

These kids should get paid 😂 I really enjoyed their kid reactions according to their age, just so typical, hehe. And how they ran to go learn python at the end 🤣 Great video. My son was the first one to build a PC in the family, actually. Him and his sister were much older when we started building our own computers, but it was still a great experience to have together. Besides, it’s the only way you get what you want out of your machine.

I laughed, I cried, I felt your pain and their struggles. Great job girls! What’s a Robuck?

@bootleg2543

2 жыл бұрын

A robuck is a currency in a game called roblox, Roblox is a game mostly built for children and the more “robuck” you have you can look cooler

@urbanevilfr

2 жыл бұрын

Basiccaly the new currency for kids 5-13 (from the game platform, roblox)

@urbanevilfr

2 жыл бұрын

@@bootleg2543 and bye gamepasses which is advantages in games

@BrickTamlandOfficial

2 жыл бұрын

worth more than russian currency thats for sure lol

@kklol07

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrickTamlandOfficial i robux equals 32535453533535 rubles lmao

Awesome Awesome Awesome!!!! Thank you gals and guy for sharing your PC building journey!!!! I think it's crazy awesome that you're teaching your daughters tech skills!! Preparing for the future is always a great plan! You guys have a great and safe Pi day!

Wow! This is awesome, I'm planning on a similar approach with my daughter. It was really helpful to see the struggles you went through since all she cares about is Fortnite and Roblox as well. The way you raise your kids girls is amazing!

Woohoo - 5 kids! I've tried similar exercises with ours using micro bits / electronics, Raspberry Pi's, laptops et al. It usually ends in boredom, tears or both. Fantastic effort.

4:06 I've watched a lot of pc-related videos, and I just learned what MSI stands for.

I still remember the first time I built my own PC. It was more of an upgrade but this was back graphics cards were PCI-E. It was quickly becoming apparent that the computer I had recently bought needed a graphics card, but to my horror I didn't have the proper slot on my motherboard and I knew very little about PC hardware at the time so I turned to a friend who was not only working in the IT field, but also had his certification in PC repair and asked him what I needed and if he'd do the work for me. Well he gladly agreed and once I had the motherboard I needed I packed up my PC and the parts and sent it off to him for a job I figured would take no more than a week considering his schedule. Two weeks pass, no word. So I call him up and I'm told "I couldn't get it to work, come pick it up whenever." Well I did, and it was in even worse shape than when I sent it too him, drives weren't recognized, and I still have no graphics card. Flash forward a few months and I'm halfway through a non-certification PC repair course at the local college and I've been staring at this unused motherboard for months now but I finally feel like I have the knowledge it takes to attempt this myself. So I clear off my desk, break my PC down to each separate piece and I slowly begin the process of swapping everything over. Imagine my shock when I push the power button and it actually POSTs (Power On Self Test in anyone is wondering) on the first try. That was the moment I became hooked on computer hardware and the number of computers I owned began to multiply.

@skilz8098

2 жыл бұрын

I built my first pc when graphics cards were still AGP slots... pre PCI-Express. Hard Drives were Ribbon Cables with Master and Slave jumpers instead of SATA ports. There was no ethernet jack as modems were still RJ45 phone jacks for dial up modems. The era of operating systems was Win 95/98. I'd rather build my own than buy prebuilt bloatware machines.

hey, Network Chunk I am from Kenya and I must say you're really amazing especially when you engage your family it not only indicates love but passion for what you're doing..I admire your work from day one. keep up bro

This is a great idea and a moment that the entire family will remember. Great job at being dad and having buckets of patience. Your lucky to have 5 children. Great job!

Gimme the parts for free, I'll assemble 'em in an hour. 😂

A+ to you and your daughters! Way to stick with it and get through it as a team together! Maybe we will see them learning Linux in a future video or something.

Dude !!! The way you teach your daughters is so enjoyable, I love their reaction to everything you tell them, that makes me wish I was a parent.... NOOOOOOT !!! :) .... One of the best computer channels, keep up that excitement teaching computer stuff

Such a heart warming video, you maxed out the dad skills Chuck!

this was a skill set they will remember forever and they're so damn lucky. even though people are surrounded by tech, majority wouldn't be able to do this.

My wife and I are expecting our first daughter in September. I’ve already ordered the Ubiquiti gear haha. If she takes after me she will be the biggest nerd by far! 😂

@theLadEli

2 жыл бұрын

congrats man xD

Your daughters are hilarious. I give props to you and your parenting.

Hey Chuck! I just wanted to say THANK YOU. It's been one year watching your videos and I just got my first IT Helpdesk job with no certifications or college degree. Everything I know is credit to you. Thanks for the great content man!

*I will forever be in-depted to you 😇 you've changed my life I'll continue to preach about your name for the world to hear* *you've saved me from a huge financial debt with just little investment. Thanks Mercy Greg*

@jammyduke9848

2 жыл бұрын

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@morganpatrick6089

2 жыл бұрын

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@cordisgermain932

2 жыл бұрын

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@annifred2159

2 жыл бұрын

I appreciate alots🤝

@ipga13

2 жыл бұрын

wtf

7:28 loool....🤣🤣🤣....what the heck chuck why isn't it in the middle of the screen....and why do you make your editor suffer with no water...in the closet at your brothers home located at 3411....

Love it!! Funny seeing you play both Dad and IT teacher. Keep up the great work Chuck!

So nice that you're training your kids to be like you... You're great Chuck!

5 daughters, my prayers are with you brother 🙏

Really loved this, true life challenge balls and all. My kids have, and will be experiencing this. Miss 17 (1 of 4) is passionate about her IT cert 3 course, loving it. That’s why my hair is so grey. Focus is a fleeting thing, and good Dads are up for the challenge because they really want to teach their kids, it is a complex social family exercise, the kids are not always invested but the memories last forever and they gain confidence. Your “trauma” will settle, eat chocolate, drink coffee. LOL I relate to this so much, it is an everyday event for me, thank God.

Wow they did such an amazing job and they seemed so competitive to win at the end! Such well spoken young girls with a great father in their life! Awesome video, really put a smile on my face :)

I did this with my brothers in law (17 and 15) at the time and the mere fact that you got two child sub teenager to learn all that is impressive. Massive respect xD

My Son and I rebuilt my old (2004) gaming machine with modern components a few years back. It was a lot of fun and it's great to see my old modded case still being used today. Unlike a lot of newer gaming machine this one still has a DVD/BD drive and it still has the cool two line Matrix Orbital LCD screen in the front as well. The old cold cathode lighting has been upgraded with LEDs.

Much respect, I'm surpriesed they sat long enough to build them.

Straight up modern day Superhero Dad, @NetworkChuck. You've taught me so much the past couple days, planned another crash course on python coming up and just joined the mailing list yesterday too. You are epic. Thanks for everything you take your free time and use to share with us... content and creator at their best, no joke. You rock, stay well and keep on rockin!! 👍

Well done mate. Sure it took some effort & patience & no doubt lots of encouragement along the way but it was eventually mission accomplished! You should be proud of yourself as a Dad & proud of your daughters too!

Great Father, these kids are lucky to have him by their side 👍

Lucky kids to have such a great dad.

They should be so proud of themselves honestly, I've never built a pc before (still stuck on a laptop for now) but it seems pretty difficult especially because they're still so young

Genuinely I love watching pc building But this has somehow new Loved it 😊

So cute to see 💜 a bit sad for the youngest. Keep it up Chuck!

I wish all children had at least half such a father as you are, amazing video, big big respect to you SIR!

God bless this man and his family. Awesome video.

Instant Classic! Guessing Daughter's Vs. Mom comes NEXT!!! Great Fun by ALL!

Thanks chuck for your work in making this videos i show my daughters also most of your videos as a small learning sessions daily and hopefully they too can become fans of the world of tech. I am gonna do the same and get them to build a PC from scrap pieces i have in my storage room nothing fancy but enough to teach them the same principle 🤘😁 shout out from Houston TX

guy has 3 more daughters to do this with, oof, I feel the pain but much love. Parenthood, while trying can be really rewarding. Need more videos like this :D

AWESOME a PC building challenge, this is gonna be fun to watch!

This is such an awesome experience. I remember tweaking pc builds with my parents growing up and learning a lot about them, and now i cant wait to do something like this with my own kids someday. Maybe i could get my wife involved in building my latest one...

Awesome job too your daughters and awesome job being such a cool dad ❤ You have amazing videos.

You seem like such a good dad. Round of applause for Addy, they both did really well

My daughter just turned 4 and is obsessed with my computer, and helping me with tech projects. Yesterday she ambushed me as I came in the door from work, asking to help me fix a bad punchdown on the patch panel, so Mom could hardwire the TV. As a fellow girl dad, I just melted seeing their reactions throughout this video.

Your editor is top notch my guy. Totally hilarious, especially if you pause at all the flashing text!

Really amazing, cute daughters BTW. Wish you all the best.👍👍👍

lol what a great video Chuck. You're a wonderful dad! Now when your girls go off to college their have a great story to tell about how their dad made them build a PC when they were kids.

Absolutely love this video! Actually learns you something, but is also fun as hell to watch

My favorite segment to date buddy. From one double daughter dad to another

Dude. This is a building how to that I could share with my 65+ year old father who is interested in building his own pc. Thank you for your content!

I only have 1 kid a boy but man my respect to you, you manage your live and youtube plus 5 kids, YOU ARE AN AMAZING PERSON

All the motivational videos are nothing for me compared to DOCTOR CHUCK. He is a living motivation thanks man😊❤💯

Very educational and heart warming, (also nice editing) thank you for the video sir

Really your daughters are so lucky to have you sir like cpu for computer ,your are amazing and I am your KZread student ,finally thankyou so much for everything what I learnt by you thankyou so much sir ,

I love the Smash Bros (Brawl?) music when Millie comes in to "attack the build"

Great father. Making great memories.

Every child should build a computer. This is amazing.

Chuck, your daughters are so adorable! Enjoy them as they grow up oh so fast! And look at the Linus Tech Tips video with ElectroBoom on static killing a motherboard. Harder than you think!

This video was amazing I enjoyed watching it. I honestly cannot wait until my twin boys are old enough to start messing with computers

Thank you for being a father. This world needs more fathers.

This freaking rocks! I hope my granddaughter gets the chance to do this when she gets old enough. All of my kids studied computers at the same college I attended, so I did SOMETHING right.

TO THE EDITOR, very good job man well done ; TO Chuck, greatest video idea ever

Great job to both HelloChloe and NetworkPig!

I love this so much. As a dad I cannot wait to try this. I am getting into cyber security as a dad and it's hard. I wish I could meet you one day your channel has helped me so much and help change my life fr.

What a great dad chuck is

Love this content dude. You're doing amazing Chuck. Lots of love, youre a grade A father!! ♥