i swear the time duration between when jay starts a build and ends a build, is a lot longer than the time duration between when he starts using his pc and upgrades his pc

@Yes-tj7ui

2 жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@benhansen542

2 жыл бұрын

it's all about the journey! I've re looped my pc 3 times XD

@furrysophie8997

2 жыл бұрын

When he finally gets the parts, it's time to upgrade, so constantly waiting for the next piece, which is okay

@ksiyaskid

2 жыл бұрын

CONTENT.

@stevenandrews8225

2 жыл бұрын

He starts a build right before a new generation of GPUs are announced - so it's ready when the generation after that is released.

Jay, I think its time you got a 3d printer if you haven't already. The possibilities for you to solve little issues yourself and what you could do with custom builds would be awesome to see.

@taylormeyer671

2 жыл бұрын

I think Nic got one a month or two ago for use in their warehouse.

@thisismelsemail1217

2 жыл бұрын

Check his twitter. You'll find the answer to your statement. He just posted it today

@angelsegarra8842

2 жыл бұрын

@@thisismelsemail1217 oh nice. That's awesome. I dont use twitter, thank you for the update.

@SmartedPAnda

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad I wasn't the only one who thought of that.

@diaman_d

2 жыл бұрын

only thing is you need to know how to use it, many have one and can't really use it if they don't have premade models from something like thingiverse. If one can design in cad then it is a worthy tool to have. Many did not know and are stuck with a 3d printer collecting dust, lol.

The planning is not boring Jay! Please record the tube bending and everything! I loved watching you do that with Black Ice.

Jay and the team are the funniest! Can’t wait to see the finished build tour!

I am not bored! This is the part I love to watch. Keep it up and give us all the down and dirty details. The process is important and entertaining.

@cael_1303

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. Better to spend 5 (or 45... as in my case lately) minutes visualizing how something is going to come together than just slapping it together (I... realize I did that on my old pc build).

I absolutely love watching how loops are planned. Oh, and thanks Jay, you got all my fittings I needed from PPCS and they are only 20 minutes from me. Lol

I like to see you think out loud With the planning of the builds

I honestly really do enjoy watching jayztwocents talking through as he builds the rigs, listening to the thought process and watch him explore as he builds

@7patterj

2 жыл бұрын

Hello, is that a scam bot or is it a real giveaway?

I appreciate you showing us your thought process

Can't wait for the completed build. Looks awesome so far.

So excited to see how this all comes together. The fitting look so smart.

Long time watcher, first time subscriber. This looks incredible. I can't wait to see the finished system. Thanks J.

good tip, get a 24 pin cable combe and put it on the back of the 3x8pin pcie cables so they are all nicely inline

Putting the sensor panel on the GPU sounds like it would look so good. If you could get a panel to cover the majority of the GPU so it looks like one solid screen that would be awesome

It's not boring Jay, enjoy the working process!

Friday gone I did my first GPU block install and used that Barrow flowmeter off of the GPU like that....it is a very good meter if you want a digital read out.

that valve is awesome! And I actually got my stuff from performance pcs as well. Great company. Very fast amazing selection.

Oh wow it looks clean af. Nice job Jay !

Looks sick! Can't wait to see the completed build!

With regards to the sag in the riser cable, can't you transplant the spacer from the gen 3 one? Alternatively this seems like a perfect application for a 3D-printed solution.

@robertcooley5211

2 жыл бұрын

Right, who know. I just hope he reads your input about that?

@jondonnelly4831

2 жыл бұрын

I also feel he gave up too fast, it could be modded. The difference between a 3090 and 3080Ti is not much with wrong cable it could score below the model down.

@ordianry26

2 жыл бұрын

He would never finish hos mod...

This is so sick already please continue the coverage on this build ! It’s fun to watch

That build is coming together so nicely

Super stoked to see this thing finished!

Those fittings are amazing!!

Time and results are two different things in the PC building world. You go by time, it's not perfect, it's fudged but works...? You go by result, it's near perfect, just gotta enjoy the result once you check everything out, and it's... *chef's kiss*

Great build. I'm using a gen4 riser cable from LINKUP. Worked on 1st boot with PCI on auto with both EVGA 3070 and 3080 ftw3. They have length choices in black or white.

Before watching this video, I also purchased the same EK drain valve. Genius design 🙂 Amazing pc build.

I like how you enticed your viewers by shaking the box making it sound like it was broken during shipping then you quickly went to the commercial advertisement then came back to showing it was just random screws afterwards.

I love when you do these videos , not boring it’s inspirational

Looks really good!!

17:37 the truest thing I've heard said about PC building, when I put one together, it's mostly me trying different combinations of how things can fit mixed in with procrastinating by watching what I have playing in the background

Looking good Jay!!!

Oh I cant wait to see this build complete

This is not a mess Jay. This is pure joy! Love the build!

It’s like Christmas every time you all upload! Keep them coming! We all need friends like you all. Stay positive and know you always have people with you.

Contentment is an inexhaustible treasure

Starting to look really nice! Cables were worth the wait.

Looks much better!

Looking good!

Nice cable color choice. I went almost (black and grey but no silver) the same direction but I used Asiahorse because of budget. First time using them. As someone who had to remove and reattach the combs after snugly plugging (and trying to unplug to no avail for now) in the 24 pin and the CPU cable I appreciate what your company did with getting the way the plugs (and combs) faced right. Sucks getting the combs backwards before the realization that I got them backwards so I did have to deal with some twisting.

If the VGA power cables were also mimicking the 24-pin color pattern instead of just black and grey three times, it would had made it look even prettier. Kudos for all parts crafters, the build is indeed gorgeous.

Dude it looks so sweet, and while some might find the planing bits you mentioned near the end, I for one quite enjoy them. As you said it helps work through that process and its honestly just fun to watch you get excited over the possibilities an such :3

THIS IS NOT BORING. Best videos are the ones the show the steps and explain everything.

Awe! Jay! So cute tiny little custom cables! The cables are so sweet though and perfect satin titanium fittings, was exactly what I was thinking, then you did it!

This is going to be a work of ark. Can't wait to see the finished product.

The guy laughing in the background to the lamest of jokes, reminds me of my gf. She comes in my dreams, and laughs to all my jokes 😂.

I'm really enjoying this build, It's very tech oriented, I know its tech already, but the digital readouts and displays, very modern tech enthusiast type build. I also like the digital reader from barrow lower, it matches the angle of the GPU block and distro plate, giving it an edgy yet tasteful monochrome look. this build is gonna be really cool.

I think is the weight and heat that help it bow like that. Congratz on Rig coming along just awesome

Very cool amazing build!

I can't wait to see his finished product 😍

In my opinion I preferred the looks of the strix card. You know business is going well when you get to choose which 3090 you want based on looks of the block lol. Super excited for the build jay. Keep up the great work

Love the vid. Love the rambling.

Maybe you can add chrome accent rings to the fittings. It still ties in with the colour theme and it matches the silver/chrome from the fans. If they don't have chrome you could get some random colour and go on a painting adventure. Just an idea

That is an absolute beauty 😍🤩 it looks so damn good Jay! Way to go man

What you call the boring bits, is what i LOVE about your videos

Looks amazing

Lookin so good!

The last parts for my first PC build will hopefully be here on Friday. So exited to finally have my own after watching your videos for 8 months!

That PC is fricken foolishly insane Jay... and I love it! Epic job on that one, hope you enjoy using it as much as I enjoy watching you build it! 👌

Well Jay I will do my first hard tube PTEG water build when Zen 4/Raptor Lake comes, I will build it in my O11-XL (white build). My first build was with soft tube (I had to learn) with a Ryzen 12 core, it was trial and error but so rewarding in the end. Thank you for the inspiration o-guru-o- water-building!

I bought 5x 3ft (~90cm) USB 3.0 M-F ext cables & 2 packs of cable mounts. USB cables plugged into the back & then held by cable mounts stuck to the front-top of my case. It's like having a USB 3.0 hub but all directly 1:1 with the back ports. Good for multiple flash drives & most other devices (when frequently charging these occasional use devices). Easier for cable management & finding empty ports with extra spacing.

3D print the bezel for the sensor panel. I did and it works great!

Love the power distribution block idea.

This is why I wish more custom cable companies made a diverse lineup of wire combs that aren't "cut to your size". I see those two 8-pin cables coming off Jays board and since they aren't loomed together into a nice even 16-pin, my OCD gets OCD. I have a 12-pin cable going to my board and two 8-pin cables going to my GPU and I wanted some nice chrome combs for them, but I have a hard time finding something like that. I usually end up taking a bunch of 24-pin plastic combs and cutting them down.

I can't wait to see the finished build.

@khaychi

2 жыл бұрын

2027 can't come soon enough. 🤣

@outlet6989

2 жыл бұрын

Only if you live that long.

Very clean

looks good mate

Been watching Jay before he was grey. Likes that he builds high end expensive systems. Also like no nonsense practical systems that don’t break the bank. Cooling systems unless refrigerated don’t cool components any cooler than ambient temperature. Why not build a refrigerated system for less money that works better than any radiator unit with all the fancy and expensive fittings and parts. Promoting systems that really do no better that ambient temperature to me is a waste but they are pretty and I guess you could consider works of art. Jay build a practical system for those of us that throw the box under the desk.

Loving it!

I am happy for you , looking great indeed .

I recently bought a Corsair 7000D case and am extremely happy with it except for the snarl of power and fan cables behind the motherboard. They did a really good job with the routing but it's still a bit messy. That power management board looks interesting.

@mrigtp0529

2 жыл бұрын

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Hey Jay I had the same thing happen with that riser cable. I ended up just making a support/cover in fusion and had a friend 3d print it for me. I used stand off and screws to secure it.

The pcie riser cable is made by linkup. They were considered to be the most reliable riser cable for pcie 4.0 (I don't know if that's still the case... Better suggestions below are always appreciated for future potential users). Quite a few builders were having problems with riser cables when pcie 4.0 launched. Manufacturing a reliable pcie 4.0 riser cable, is, evidently, much more complicated than it might seem.

Silver matte looking tubes that match the fittings would look sooooo good

The cable usually comes with the rubber pads to fill that gap. You can get a really short linkup gen4 cable. Those are awesome

Glad to see you went with the full acetal block. The satin titanium fittings pair so much better with the acetal.

Damn that's gonna be sick. Can't wait to see more soon. Also, you could make your own custom length PCIe4 riser cable... Haven't you ever accidentally pulled the plastic housing off the end of an IDE cable? Many were made with simple tabs on the ends, allowing manufacturers to easily place the cable between the plastic housing and compress.

Jay if you are worried about the weight of the flow meter causing a failure in your tubing, imo I think it would be best for you to go with your first idea with the flow meter and angle it upward from the GPU that way the weight of the flow meter is supported somewhat by the tubing due to gravity. You could still use the extension on the right side of the meter and go for more of an right angle entry into the distro plate to help counter balance the flow meter.

@jimhiggins6870

2 жыл бұрын

The weight of the flow meter will be of little consequence to the integrity of the run. Coupled with the fact that the run is incredibly short, which further adds to the rigidity. You can see how tight the grip of watercooling fittings are (the good ones, as is the case with ek torque in this build), and their weight capacity during Jay's videos of nebula. Think he used alphacool, but the results should be similar.

Performance pcs has the fastest shipping and an awesome clearance section!

That looks like it was a fun build, because it was fun to watch.

Seeing Jay get hyped about his 5millionth build as if it was his first, is super cool 🤙

I have literally identical built based on also Asus STRIX mobo&GPU combo in black and silver theme. I used BeQuiet AIO and BeQuiet Dark Base Pro 900 v2 in silver. Cablemod was black&silver. Light strips set to breathe in white. I did my build in May 2020 so almost 2 years ago. It still looks perfect to me. Oh, BTW I've used EK Vardar 140mm fans with silver stickers on them. In two months from now I will do the maintenance. Changing thermal paste and fluid in AIO. Last year it took me 4 hours so...

boys and their toys...Jay is quite the man !!!!!!!!

we need series links in description please!! Loving those fittings... the color and finish is just ummmah!!

Jay being a guy who hates subbing to stream/video stuff online, your channel is one of the very few I keep up with weekly. I am a hobby builder that wishes I could open a pc shop but unfortunately the income is just not there to start. I envy you for creating a way to bring in a decent income while doing what you love!!! Computers are my life! You have by far the most knowledgeable pc build streams and I frequent your videos when I do a build. I love the more adult humor content that you provide and less of the nerdy humor that Linus provides. Don't get me wrong Linus has good stuff too but I can only tolerate listening to him for short periods at a time. Also I appreciate the seriousness you bring to your teachings and builds. I would love to see you do one of your giveaways where you pick a random sub and send them, or let them pick (within reason) the parts for a build. Have them stage up and video a build just the way you guys do. Then once they are completed send it to your shop for you to do a review of the build side by side with their video and where they could improve or what you would have done differently etc. It would give the audience a grasp on things that are commonly done when people with less knowledge than you build a pc and what to watch for. Thoughts?

This is silver/black build is amazing, a executive look, final boss driving a Porsche look

i'm an "older" guy.. i used to program on a Diablo 3200.. with its 720k ram and QUAD 10.5" floppy drives....so i GET Jays simple yet extravagance build... i mean.. i built a lian li o11 dynamic xl rog (thats a mouth full) with a Asus MB and a 12700k with 64 gigs of ram.. and although i splurged a bit.. i didnt go 3090 money... thats freakin insane shit... long story short... nice build Jay.

You need frosted tubes in there! Everything looks awesome!

Wow! Beautiful build.

Suggestion - paint the tubes black and grey, and have one of each colour coming from each componant.

Looks clean ;D

Jayz builds are the Project Binky of the tech world

I can visualize it! Almost there. 🤩

Jay - Can you please publish a must have fitting list? Ordering tubes and blocks and radiators is straight forward, but figuring out extensions or other adjustment fittings is a real challenge for planning. What do you recommend for hard tube first timers, that won't break the bank buying a bunch of fittings that are unnecessary?

The flow meter can’t be placed flush against the GPU because that’s where the “PWM” power cable goes to on the meter. Also, there’s almost no sensible manual for the meter so be sure of the flow direction and flip the inner turbine around if needed before filling the loop.

Hearing Jay shake the box like that, sounds like Jingle Bells to me! Is it just me or does the Singularity machine look like it's going to be a 256-greyscale build?

HOLY CRAP! The water cooling guy might do some videos of water cooling stuff! YESH!

I will not hold my breath for the end of this build, but I can't hardly wait to see it finished.

@bjorn1583

2 жыл бұрын

compared to project binky this is being done in the blink of an eye

must be great working with Jay , always having a laugh .

Can't wait to see that tubing in