Free Programs that EVERY PC should have! (NOT SPONSORED!)

[@KapperTube]

It should be illegal for uninstallers to leave behind stuff. Uninstall = remove it all.

[@JHB1984]

Or, at least, give options.

[@SkyNet-xm8yq]

Actually some softwares do give the option of keeping or removing the log files during uninstallation.

[@capofantasma97]

That's how it is with Windows. use BCUninstaller to uninstall stuff and remove all remaining files and registry keys.

[@anameii_games2]

@@SkyNet-xm8yq true

[@anameii_games2]

100% agree

[@hamzaradouan4074]

1:12 CPUID HWMonitor 3:45 Maxon Cinebench 4:44 OCBase OCCT 7:36 Rémi Mercier Fan Control 11:12 MSI Afterburner 12:33 TechPowerUp GPU-Z 15:16 VS Revo Revo Uninstaller 18:17 OpenRGB

[@emmabentley7945]

Ta don't need to watch now😅

[@bettercallzaul]

Not all heroes wear cape.

[@rem_0]

14:34 GIF

[@lunchmoneyog]

I’ve heard of performance issues with running OpenRGB. I was looking to use it a while back but it looked too risky.

[@axatassabrae]

Thx

[@NotEverchance]

18:10 Revo Uninstaller's hunter mode is great for identifying popups (or anything visual at all on screen) and their responsible programs. After enabling hunter mode, you just hover your curser over anything on the screen, and it'll tell you what program is responsible for it and where the files are located. I've helped a friend remove an invasive browser extension this way that he had no idea how to get rid of. Free version is 10/10.

[@rmsoftware3759]

Hey, nice to see FanControl mentioned and the nice comments. Lots have changed since the original video. Fans can now be controlled by RPM directly instead of %, so different type of fans can all run at the same speed. Tons of other small improvements also, and some more to come. Cheers!

[@earthtaurus5515]

Awesome, keep up the great work👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽.

[@fasd538]

I really love FanControl, thank you for providing us with this gem. Already donated to you, and I'm so happy that it's continues to improve and getting more love as time passes.

[@MrWayne6363]

Great news and thanx. I just installed it again after not using it for a while and am looking forward to using it again. I'm VERY tired of rebooting in and out of the MSI bios for adjustments.

[@Taffyaptor]

Love FanControl. I just built my new rig and as standard it sounded like an air conditioning unit in the corner of the room (9 fans not counting the GPU). I built some nice custom curves and the thing now sits quietly and still stays cool. Software is non intrusive and just works great. Keep up the great work.

[@yallllahh3338]

BEST SOFTWARE EVER Dude! Thank you a lot for all of your love and effort you put in it. Been using it for quite over a year now, and the amount and frequency of updates just shows how much work you put into this. It's also absolutely easy to use, just a massive QOL tool for everyone who likes to tune their pc cooling setup without any bloatware or such stuff. Keep up the amazingly good work!

[@OCCT_OCBASE]

Hey Jay ! We wanted to swing by and express our heartfelt thanks for featuring OCCT in your video and for the love! Many more exciting new features are coming soon in the v13, and we can't wait to hear your thoughts👀. Keep up the awesome content!

[@arkahimself]

Was trying OCCT for the first time because of this video. My system runs fine, my games runs fine. No issues whatsoever. Period. But the moment I stress test CPU, it shows a million of errors. GSOD pops up and the system restarts. And I am clueless. Any guidance would be super appreciated. 🥲😭

[@CalTN]

I appreciate this brand comment. Your product and the team who supports it get a big thanks for me.

[@HanmaHeiro]

I recently was testing 4 CPU coolers in 2 or more configurations each. I wish I had known about you guys beforehand!

[@michaelmonstar4276]

Get on the Linux-support! - But I appreciate it's at least halfway there... It's just that Linux-support is a huge issue for analytical software.

[@dontdie88]

👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@danielb833]

Jay, no lie: I am in college for Networking Support Tech and for a module discussion I have to discuss two applications for diagnostics. You made my assignment really easy with all of this great information on these two apps! Don't worry, I linked to your video and gave ya credit! Please keep continuing to pump out great content, I regularly check in with you for news and general IT news!

[@CupheadAleks]

Revo Uninstalled is such a game changer when it was mentioned in an earlier video. Hugely recommended

[@robhaney8568]

Absolutely, found it years ago and finally bought the Pro version, it's worth it even tho I use it infrequently.

[@kostistsiutras4373]

Revo is huge W

[@psionx1]

those looking at Revo might want to try BCUninstaller the interface isn't as fancy but it can do just as much and is opensource.

[@dnd6379]

Bulk Crap Uninstaller ;)

[@MEshiyt]

It is. but you shouldn't just blindly delete everything that Revo Uninstaller finds(or any other uninstaller software for that matter). especially when u trace a program's install a lot of background windows stuff end up in the trace log and if you just delete everything every time you trace something, you can easily break your windows with weird unexpected bugs coming up everywhere. speaking from experience here :)

[@stefant2655]

I love OCCT. I recently had stability issues with my system and OCCT helped isolate it to the discrete GPU when I stressed it. From there I was able to isolate it to a bad PCIe extension power cable. Once that was removed, the system is nice and stable now.

[@ThunderlipsJoeYT]

At around 17 minutes, when deleting the registry items, if there is ever a red item, deselect and reselect the tree after. Red means that entry is probably shared with another program. In settings you can set the program to AUTO SELECT ALL for faster management but you still should always look for those red entries and leave them just in case they are in fact shared with another program.

[@thestig007]

Fan Control is the best. IDK why nothing like this existed before. Best part is being able to just tell it "whatever is hottest, use that temp to control the fans".

[@weil0054]

Fan Control is pretty great for all my case fans... only downside for me is that you need a beta-version plugin to control AMD GPU fans... bummer, but Adrenalin software covers it pretty well.

[@HamedEmine]

Clearly a software made by someone who needed it rather than a company who wrote an app to sell it

[@Xenoray1]

@@weil0054another excuse to do full watercooling ^^

[@kennethpereyda5707]

it seems to be not updating working since the past month or so, but I do like it

[@Blue-iw9yj]

Wait how do set it to which ever is hottest. I’m not seeing that

[@giancarloarcenas71]

Back in the early days of my building and overclocking, I always read on your sites and from LTT. Stopped for a while and mostly just watching and not tinkering anymore. Glad that those software's from the early days are still being used and updated until today. Thanks! Edited: This revo uninstaller is new to me. This is a must have as well.

[@SaraMorgan-ym6ue]

so get I Fix It for yourself!!!!

[@luisapaza317]

It is super practical. I will have it on my PC installed for life 😂

[@rmp5s]

WizTree, man...absolute must!! It's like WinDirStat (also a great tool) but, instead of reading the actual files like WinDirStat does, it just scans the MBR. Possibly not as accurate, but WAY faster.

[@KhushalChopraG]

treesize is even better

[@peteragnew2224]

AGREED!

[@pumbo777]

​@@Sevenine88 i use windir it scans everything in full which can take a while but it's thorough and great helped me remove like 6gb of crap files windows wouldnt identify or take me too.

[@NinjaMaxMC]

Good to know👍

[@Mimimo]

Software called "everything" should be a mandatory in every PC. it will save the humanity.

[@HyperShadic101]

fr

[@Juan_V_Herrera]

Certainly. Windows "Search" option never finds the files I look for in my own computer, even though "indexing" has been activated forever. Then it offers to search in the Internet, when I know the files will never be found there

[@AnonymousCanine]

@@Juan_V_HerreraTry PowerToys! It has a feature called PowerToys Run, which basically is Windows search, just better.

[@torinpena288]

@@Juan_V_Herrera If you're trying to run a program, hitting enter on the search bar will try to run the program you searched for, even if it doesn't show up there. Which probably isn't helpful for finding files, but I do legitimately use this as part of my software engineering job. Still, hopefully this relieves some of the frustration you have with windows search!

[@jamesfield1674]

Yep great search software

[@TheHoff6300]

Your iFixit-segment is the only sponsor segment on YT I do not skip. It is legit the funniest one out there. Seen it hundreds times and still laughing like a 9 year old boy every time I see it. Great work !

[@Grievous-]

Sure, if you enjoy obnoxously loud explosions in your earholes.

[@hbdude155]

@@Grievous- you dont? lol

[@CakePrincessCelestia]

Those are literally the best ads ever made, hooves down! :D

[@shane_8796]

Yasssss

[@zq3yp]

it would behoove you to expand your youtube tastes, ive seen several channels with way better sponsor segments.

[@Faust_YT]

Been using Revo for years now, glad it's getting more love.

[@eddi3401]

Do you get it from a website or the windows store?

[@mikegriffin5724]

Loving Nic's folder on the desktop.

[@brianvo810]

I'm also curious hehe

[@xGoldColossus]

love seeing revo on here. been using it since 2011 i think it was. was recommended to me when i was interning at a computer repair shop and have been preaching about it to everyone that will listen ever since.

[@vulcanfeline]

wish i'd known about it. i've been doing the manual post-uninstall for yrs and am sure i've missed many items ;(

[@xGoldColossus]

@@vulcanfeline oh yea 100 percent. It's a God send. Better late than never ;)

[@EvilCronos13]

Thank you for the recommendation for OCCT. I've had a stutter problem that happens every so often and have had the issue for years since I built this pc. I used other tests, but none found any issues, this one managed to fix the issue for me (undervolt was unstable). Much love!

[@Anthony-fd8mh]

The uninstaller I got from your first video about it, was great for me. I had Windows keep telling me that an old printer needed to be updated and so under the "optional Updates" on windows it would always say one files needs updating and no matter if I installed the update which sometimes would say it worked and sometimes it would say it did not there would always be a one showing up in that section. I used the uninstaller to get rid of whatever software was left behind Identifying the files thru the printer number and it removed all the junk left behind when the printer was originally uninstalled. Now there is no one next to the Additional updates unless there is actually one that I need to do. It was so satisfying to finally get rid of that old printer driver that I could not get rid of any other way. Made me very happy!

[@a.j.martin7059]

I'm not very computer savvy, and you talked so fast I got very little out of this video.

[@Eliotxshadowfrost21]

Your ifixit ad is literally my favorite of your sponsors.

[@maboulofob]

Yeah, so epic it even shows up on a "NOT SPONSORED" video lol

[@youtubesucksdicks9474]

iFix it is an amazing company. I bought a kit from them, but forgot to add Jay's discount. Called them up, and they retroactively added the discount to my order. Have been using their tools for all my PC and tinkering purposes and couldn't be happier. Great product, excellent support, and a fantastic company!

[@mister_dzija4161]

I have AdBlocker but always playback to that ad. It is that epic

[@Andy-jz1zw]

He means nobody has sponsored him about any of the software he's talking about. In around about way he means he's unbiased I think😂

[@406Steven]

It's funny but definitely dated, last I knew the inventory problem hasn't been a thing in 2 years. These guys do a fun job with their sponsored spots, though, the World of Warships one is always fun.

[@firlavisualizations]

Thank you. You are great inspiration for me in building computers.

[@Swatmat]

i much prefer HWinfo 64 to CPUID HW monitor, none of the false readings like 9ghz clocks that hwmonitor gives. hwinfo 64 is accurate AF. and you can incorporate it into RTSS overlay

[@SweetJesus16]

He clearly gets paid by them because no sane person would use hwmonitor over hwinfo

[@BraydonGillespie]

@@SweetJesus16 explain I haven't used either one. what are the differences between the too software's.

[@davesdetailing]

I am 1 of those people who bought the full version of Revo, the portable version and it is awesome. Have it on a USB and can use it on any computer i want. the best part is it can find and remove left over things from programs that have already been uninstalled and dont show in your programs list. Can even fully remove microsoft edge (though wont prevent it reinstalling itself) well worth the money

[@youbetterwakeup2449]

That's cool. Wonder if it would work on that friggin' Copilot program that one of the recent Windows updates installed?

[@davesdetailing]

@@youbetterwakeup2449 can confirm it doea remove copilot.

[@shusakudake]

can only the bought version found leftovers from programs that are already removed?

[@davesdetailing]

@@shusakudake yeah, another reason it's so worth it.

[@Runehorn]

One thing that should go hand in hand with a video like this is having a USB stick with a physical write lock so you can go help someone and have all your troubleshooting software and install images without fear of something infecting your USB stick. I use a kanguru USB stick

[@davidswantek2295]

Thanks, I have been looking for this.

[@olecwow]

Been using fan control after your very first review of it and i love it, even have it installed on all my pc's at home. and indeed got several profiles setup depending on the weather. summer is extra cooling winter is lower cooling and it works great

[@Munkythree]

Great video! I love when this kind of information is shared in a tidy one stop place. I agree individual videos would be helpful to answer more specific questions. However, this is a great spot to find what you are looking for. And we as watchers can do some research from there. Thank you Jay, Phil and Nick for all that you do! Great source of information and entertainment!

[@daltonhowell5192]

@JayzTwoCents - This is a great video! 👍 I've just built my first PC and spent a multitude of hours trying to figure out how to control everything. Huge thanks man.

[@shodan6401]

Display Driver Uninstaller/DDU MUST get a mention here. I've experienced issues multiple times with nVidia driver updates. This little piece of free software has saved my ass. This gets an A+

[@PaganLinuxGeek]

Honestly with that utility it'd be best to do a whole video. Perhaps even demonstrate swapping manufacturers products. You taking notes here Jay? ;-)

[@dianaalyssa8726]

DDU fixes so many problems. My go-to before considering a fresh install. Works most of the time, 99 percent of the time or more at fixing.

[@Crawdoodle]

He missed a ton of actually needed software.

[@sidburn2385]

@@Crawdoodle drop a list so the team can read it.

[@TerminalzPain]

He has a separate video all about DDU

[@asamson23]

The 2 pieces of software that are my absolute go to on systems are HWInfo64, because it does what Aida64 and CPUID HWMonitor do all in 1 solution, and WingetUI, which allows me to get a GUI for winget and also to quickly install a whole list of my used software on my PC, plus automate updates to the pieces of software I use less often.

[@Steven-hq3go]

Aida64 memory benchmarking is good.

[@edwald4056]

HWInfo64 has a paywall.

[@RavZterz]

@@edwald4056 All versions are free to use in personal and non-commercial environments.

[@Dominus66]

Hwinfo is clutch. I enjoyed the free version so much I have the pro version now

[@mogyui2902]

I saw your software to avoid, and decided to watch this one too. Im an IT professional currently doing desktop support essentially. I am so glad to find others that feel the same way i do about certain proggies. Thank you for putting this out there for the others :)

[@fortunefiderikumo]

msi afterburner, fan control and HW Monitor have been the best things I've downloaded on my PC

[@ThatYellowPokemon]

unless you have a gigabyte or asus card, gputweak isnt as fun

[@DaleEarnhardtsSeatbelt]

​@@ThatYellowPokemonyou can use afterburner on Asus and gigabyte cards.

[@epotnwarlock]

I thought hwmonitor cost money

[@fortunefiderikumo]

@epotnwarlock The title of the video is "FREE Programs that every pc should have "

[@markae0]

you can set alarms on MSI Afterburner. If my GPU gets too hot, it sets off an audible alarm. Primary use was when Windows decided to run my laptop at 100% (looking for nonexistent viruses) when I was away from keyboard and overheat it.

[@НААТ]

Been watching ur channel for years now! Ur first video was about overclocking the amd fx, got hooked ever since. Now I finally managed to build an new system with 7600x and 7900XT. Thank you Jay and the team for all the years of service and wishing you all the best from the Netherlands

[@dooderman8361]

I’ve had my PC for almost 2 years now, never tested it or benchmarked it, never done any of this monitoring stuff besides task manager. It’s all been too overwhelming for me (even though it’s not that hard) but this video really helps, going to try and tackle this stuff tonight

[@endemion06463]

Why do you have any issues that need checking? This video is a bit iffy, a title like "Free Programs that EVERY OC enthousiast should have!" would be more fitting as a bunch of those programs are much more for "OC + then testing things" than something useful to have all the time. I mean benching is pretty useless most of the time.

[@xBrokenMirror2010x]

@@endemion06463 Kind of? Like yeah, OC enthusiasts definitely need these more, but there isn't any harm in having HWinfo for something to see how your system is running, and running a stability test/benchmark can still be useful, especially on new PCs (OP's PC is years old, it works, its fine), to ensure that the configuration is stable, even if it isn't being OCed, sometimes you just get a shit part. Like, you don't want to learn that your ram configuration is unstable a week later because it BSODs if the ram is under full load for more then 5 minutes.

[@Kamerondiaz91]

already knew all those programs but i really like this kind of videos, would love a part 2

[@jaffa789]

Fan control absolutely changed my life after your video on it!

[@Psycandy]

Utilities are the BEST part of having a PC! I dig my ccleaner, disk dfrag, any video converter, acd-see, debut capture, nexus desktop, nexus font manager, rainmeter, visual studio, notepad ++, media player classic black, firefox + plugs, windows, inkscape, kodi and all the arcade and mac emulators.

[@XuroX.]

Gross, ccleaner .....

[@elemist315]

Revo Hunter Mode is really nice. Like taking a dropper tool to pick a color from anywhere on your screen, hunter mode lets you click on a window, and Revo will figure out what program put that window there so you can then uninstall it. Nice for removing PUPs (potentially unwanted programs) that pop ads up in the corner of your screen and things like that.

[@ChristopherAndersonPirate]

I had no idea about that..

[@behzadvincent1165]

13:50 lets not forget to mention the sus folder named "nic's onlyfans pics" :))))

[@IanB1015]

Feetfinder probably for Nic

[@JasonARose]

Was wondering if anyone else caught that

[@Dethmobile]

Haha, that’s funny

[@gasracing4000]

Easter egg 😂

[@DC-te1gw]

what's nic's onlyfans?

[@Hubwood]

I love MSI Afterburner BUT be aware: on laptops it can drastically reduce battery time when your laptop is not under load (aka idling) as it tries to adress the gpu/cpu all the time causing high loads and lots of wattage when its not needed.

[@vdd1001]

Really good video jay, I had no idea about the registry files being left there after an uninstall, I'll definitely be using that uninstaller program. You help people and they get more users, this is a win win situation

[@peteragnew2224]

Just be very cautious with what you delete. Sometimes REVO checks the removable box for removal of items that are shared with other programs and deleting that shared item may disable the other program.

[@Housestationlive]

back in early 2000s, high end pc always came with a good dozen of expensive games and software included. good old days.

[@PaulaXism]

I still have my cd's of Command and Conquer which came with a Time Computers Pentium 90... around 1994. Remember Spock on the adverts?

[@williamd1732]

Thank you for these types of videos. I've been away from the computer for some time (driving over the road for a very long time), and I'm now just getting back into it. Learning all over again. This was very helpful. Thanks for your "two cents"!

[@jwesley235]

I've used Fan Control since the day you did your first video on it. Great program, I've donated multiple times.

[@TheSlowDude]

Yep, me too :-) No actual hardware doing such fantastic job.

[@slateslavens]

same. and I love it

[@Midcon77]

LMAO at the end - that was a great close! :) Love these updates on system utilities from time to time - thanks for doing this every so often!

[@mckinleyostvig7135]

Revo is the number one tool I used at my university IT job. Spent almost as much time using Revo as I did resetting passwords.

[@fieryinferno88]

Haven't watched computer videos in a while and came back to see Jay is still running the ifixit ads. Loving it! Keep up the great work guys

[@thejosedrive]

This is peak guide at first i tough it was clickbait for a sponsored video but this was really good , great video , new sub !

[@PaganLinuxGeek]

Jay's great about clearing the air immediately, though.typically within 30 seconds you'll know if it was self funded or if vendor comped.

[@OfficeMackerel]

OCCT ftw - that helped diagnose a plethora of issues I was having with my system for a couple years and across OSes - constant instability, bluescreens and software crashes, even Linux wasn't installing properly. Using OCCT pinned it down to a faulty memory controller in the CPU. Once I got that replaced, it was smooth sailing!

[@Nickearl1]

Glad to see you’re doing better! Thanks for this video Jay!

[@quiggs8361]

Better? What happened, was he dealing with something recently? I haven’t watched Jay too much recently so I wouldn’t really know

[@Groaznic]

There was something going on with Jay?

[@peteragnew2224]

Jay you look great with so enthusiasm and energy. Happy that you finally found what was wrong and found a treatment for it. I prayed for you daily and my prayers have been answered!

[@t0mn8r35]

Very useful overview. Thank you Jay! Hope that your health is improving!

[@iamadiduzz]

Thank you Jay and to the Revo Team. I just installed Revo last night and it has been amazing

[@c-v-n3322]

This is so crazy I was just looking for this sorta stuff today Thanks JAY

[@stevecarter7612]

Hey Jay! You probably already know this but just in case! You can go into the settings of Revo and make it so that by default the system restore point is unticked and the leftovers are already ticked. It's nice to save those clicks every time you remove something!

[@Nutrafin-3D]

I started using fan control since your first video feature of it. It's a great piece of software and works flawlessly(for me at least)

[@SophistiFaebl]

Unironically, these ads for Ifixit were the reason I eventually got myself a kit. Since starting as a setup tech for copiers it has made life a lot easier. I need to see if they have a larger screwdriver cause the little one can be tough to use in some situations.

[@ElohimYahwehAnunnaki]

I caught your other Video about Revo and gave it a try and WOW! I was very pleased and used it on all my other PC's and laptop. Thank you!

[@natek987]

The JayzTwoCents iFixit ad. The only ad on KZbin I don’t skip through.

[@MC-xy5cu]

Notepad++, Keypass, Treesize Pro and 7zip are always the first and have been for as long as I can remember. Even at work. Many years ago I had a Revo Pro license but no idea where it's gone. Awesome software though. Also Sysinternals. I've used then pretty much since they were introduced, and long before MS bought them out.

[@shamirsas709]

Thank bro. This video helped me a lot. I sold my ps4 and bought me a gtx 1080 for my old 4th gen i5 pc. Most new and demanding games ran very bad - I got blue screen and random restarts often. I installed MSI after burner and I noticed my temps were very high on low settings. I cranked up my CPU and GPU fans and I'm able to game on high settings without any issues.

[@bigo93]

Install Windows using the World region settings. Once installed set your region back to your actual region, so you can get updates etc. This prevents Windows from installing all the bloat software.

[@AndrewDy]

Can you clarify how? Are you selecting the region during the windows installation setup? What bloatwares are not installed if you use that trick?

[@MaffeyZilog]

What bloat? There's literally zero bloat on a a fresh Windows install that's not on an OEM PC.

[@robertoduran3963]

@@MaffeyZilog Facebook, Spotify, Tiktok, Solitaire, Disney+, Netflix, Instagram, Clipchamp, Prime Video, and random mobile games. Those are all bloatware I had on my pc freshly installing Windows, there's still way more on a list you can see online. Instead of using this persons trick though I used Bloatbox, or there's also Chris Titus' Windows bloatware software

[@mattrandolph5980]

@@AndrewDy when your at the menu to select language and currency, scroll down a little and select English World instead of the the normal English one. and it gets rid of basically all of it. I know it doesn't install these... Mail and Calendar, Your Phone, Microsoft People, Xbox Console Companion, Windows Terminal, Solitaire Collection, Power Automate Desktop, Mixed Reality Portal, Xbox Game Bar, OneNote, Movies & TV, Get Help, Sticky Notes, Paint 3D. Btw What bloatware comes with your install depends which region your in. Or what region you say your in

[@josefinarivera9041]

​@@mattrandolph5980 the majority of those are important

[@ImUrMISERY]

That Fan Control software is amazing!

[@pepegac9999]

YUP been usin it for SO LONG underrated AF

[@thealien_ali3382]

I just use bios and never look at my fans again 😂

[@Pyreleaf]

I love it so much, I just wish I could force my gpu to use it instead of setting fan curves in Adrenaline.

[@firsh]

+1 for Fan Control, I can't live without it. It brought silence to a 12yr old computer, finds everything there is to control or sense from. It can also deal with hysteresis, how soon to react and over what time to ramp up/down the rpms so the speeds and noise are not fluctuating too much but adjust gradually, etc. Kudos for pointing out mathematically mixed sources for one control.

[@Altcor]

* video starts at 1:11 *

[@Nazobypass]

Just watch the ad, it's entertaining anyway

[@XuroX.]

^ No. And No

[@Exorce]

Love ya jay! I’ve been watching you since I was 13, i’m 23 now :) you taught me everything I know, and I own my own hardware repair store now. Owe it all to ya bro!

[@LeoInterVir]

Good job on the store. Where at?

[@ytmaxxammo8591]

Same here started watching Jay in 2018 after being a tech enthusiast since a teen. Opened my own tech repair shop in 2019. Been going strong ever since and the motivation is all thanks to Jay, Phil & Nic and this awesome channel.

[@ggwyn72]

Started using Fan Control after the controller on my older PC stopped working. Solid program that just works, highly recommend

[@mysticdre321]

I'm glad you're doing this again

[@vivisimonvi]

"It's not jiraffics it's graphics" - This is singlehandedly the best argument I've heard to call it with the "g" sound.

[@d3str0i3r]

pronounce Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation i'll wait the content of the acronym does not matter, its pronunciation is determined first by how the acronym feels in the mouth and how the creator of the acronym says it's pronounced if it does not make an existing word in this case, though, Graphics Interchange Format shortens into the old english Gif, pronounced Yiff, which is the original spelling of "if" so realistically, the G should neither be hard nor soft, it should be silent

[@Koutouhara]

@@d3str0i3r Yeah exactly! Acronyms don't care about what the sound of the word that makes it, it's irrelevant to the pronunciation of the acronym; if it did matter than well known terms like LASER, AIDS, JPEG, and SCUBA wouldn't be pronounced by the standard that we do. GIF is just in a grey enough area that it can be pronounced both ways by what the speaker feels comfortable with. I personally have an accent that makes soft 'g' GIF more comfortable. People understand what I'm speaking about so it doesn't hinder communication, which is all that matters :) Plus, I don't want to have to pronounce SCUBA as 'scubba' 😬

[@blackrock1961]

The best argument to pronounce it with a soft G is because the creator of the format said that is the correct way to say it. I support the right of all inventors to name their invention.

[@FoxBall47]

these kinds of arguments never hold water, as there are several words that use soft g's as well, pronounce "George" or "giraffe" or "gym" for example. the inventor of the format specified a soft g, and on top of that it rolls off the tongue far easier that way too.

[@dongiovanni4331]

​@blackrock1961 the creator of Dune insists you should be pronouns Chani like the vice president. He's wrong too.

[@MrSquatch93]

My only regret is that I didn't find this channel 6 years ago when I bought my first PC (pre - built). Now I just built my gf a PC , me a new PC , and also my older brother a PC all within 2 weeks. So I was running into issues and really needed all this info plus other info on the channel. I want to thank u so fucking much for what you do!!!!! I have learned more in the last 2 weeks watching this channel then I have in the past 6 years of being a PC owner. Oh also it's awesome to hear iBuyPower is a great company for pre-built PCs and I can attest to that seeing that my PC is 6 years old and I have never had one hardware nor software issues ever!!! Only issue I ever had was overclocking my CPU to 5.0ghz (i7-8700k) and it didn't like it lol. Now I'm running a rtx4070ti super, i9-13900kf, and 32 gb of ddr5 ram. I was shocked at how much performance I was actually missing lol

[@rahinhuq1608]

I was starving in the deserts of Africa. But with the help of ifixit kit I have turned my life around. I’m the hottest guy in the village.

[@sodapopinksi667]

boomstick?

[@nathangarvey797]

Hot because of all the explosions?

[@WarshipSub]

How can the Microsoft PowerToys miss from this list ?

[@theintelarif]

Good recommendation.

[@00TheRealTC]

Thanks for the Revo Uninstaller tip! Cleaned out a cr@pload of stuff that Disk Cleanup and other manual attempts simply did not touch.

[@cwm9805]

Would like to see some Windirstat reped on here. Such a great program for helping you find out what is taking up so much space on your computer.

[@Dee_Just_Dee]

I already know what's taking up so much space on my computer. @#$%ing Call Of Duty. Nearly 200GB for a single game. Oh my giddy aunt!

[@Unpiloted0922]

WizzTree is far better, especially in terms of speed.

[@Mire_Klick]

revo is like beer. since i discovered it, i could not imaginge a life without it. before i knew it existed, i too, just existed. but now i am alive.

[@SlampthChompth]

Thanks!

[@xBintu]

autoruns is mine, many of yours are also part of my go to programs

[@AutomationDnD]

Thanx Jay good stuff --- I really Liked your *_OverlyAggressive Advertising Style_* (hilarious) especially the explosions. BUT..... I think you need *MORE Explosions*

[@sidewinder0x10]

Calm down there Michael Bay :D

[@AutomationDnD]

@@sidewinder0x10 🤣

[@Cha0sBEpic]

Yo ty so much Revo is the best piece of maintenance software ive seen

[@Azatur4]

Finally a piece of software that can rid me once and for all of Norton!

[@shubham1927-u6u]

Is the LTT screwdriver better or the ifixit?

[@stevew270]

OpenRGB is fantastic, been a 22 year Linux user and it works great, totally eliminated my need for a dual boot with Windows which I used for RGB control which carried over after a reboot into Linux.

[@LaStHoPe1995]

any recommendation on Network monitoring tools? I had ping spikes for a few weeks now and want to trace the root issue

[@Real_HoboShey]

I really love the concept of this video please make more of these more frequently like maybe every 6 months or so

[@MrMeepzor]

hey man, I really appreciate this video. some of these are already on my go-to application list. thanks for showing me the others! they really are the cures for a number of common nightmares that a lot of people probably gave up trying to solve long ago, writing them off as unfixable quirks.

[@SnowRaver-p2v]

Glad to see an updated video about this subject!

[@KC-ec5pv]

But can Revo Uninstaller entirely remove Internet Explorer?! Hmmmm

[@MultiverseAsheville]

I’m disappointed that a lot of the features of Revo Uninstaller you demoed are locked in the free version. Still a good recommendation, but I interpreted “free programs” to mean the free versions would have the functionality you were showing us. 😢

[@TheMadJoker87]

i gotta be honest, when i clicked the video i expected actual useful programs, these are diagnostic tools that 90% of us will never need or already know about dont get me wrong, its a good video and pretty useful for the people that build/repair pc's everyday, but its far from what i would consider every pc should have (like VLC or classic paint)

[@d3str0i3r]

i'll stick to modern paint, transparency support, layers, one-click background removal

[@vulcanfeline]

@@d3str0i3r i'll stick to Gimp when i want to do something special but for uncomplicated things, classic paint FTW

[@CrivRex]

I'm so glad this channel exists!

[@DDY38]

no one is talking about the folder top left

[@wisalmohammedsayeed1475]

🤣🤣

[@hunteroverstreetnox]

Worth noting, i had OpenRGB bricked my non RGB ram so be mindful when using as im not alone

[@SOREI]

Yeah I use SignalRGB instead, it's much better and fool proof. OpenRGB does have warnings set in place now so it's much harder to brick your stuff but I still don't trust it.

[@kylergeston]

Currently I'm using like 4 different apps (as Jay mentions) to control my RGB on my water cooled desktop system. I have RGB for case, fans, CPU/GPU water blocks, RAM, and mobo. It works and looks really cool but it is a real PITA if/when you want to change colors because you have to open each one and make changes on each app. So basically I don't change the theme much as I would like to. Lately I have had to turn off all RGB because for some reason when I enter sleep mode some of the RGB stay on and I don't know why. I am not about to a complete system reinstall at this time so I was wondering do you have to uninstall all these RGB apps before you install and use OpenRGB ? It would be nice have total control under one app. I'm not wanting to brick anything either.

[@TheWhiteBamba]

@JayzTwoCents I'm surprised you haven't mentioned Patch My PC. Best piece of software out there, hands down.

[@whiskeyjuliet]

wiztree or windirstat should totally be on this list

[@thcdad3632]

Chris Titus Tech Windows Utility is amazing

[@SOREI]

No, Chris Titus is a con artist and a liar. "Debloating" Windows causes more harm than good and can actually destroy your Windows install. Just uninstall the things that came with Windows that you don't want (i.e: News, Weather, etc.) from Windows Settings / Add & Remove Programs in the Control Panel.

[@thcdad3632]

@@SOREI Wow. You must work for Microsoft. Go To Bed....PLEASE

[@calmartin93]

Beyond Compare is incredibly helpful for file management, especially for verifying parity of copies.

[@asdprogram]

I think this is the most appropiate moment to mention that "I use Arch btw." 💀

[@seendabeen1740]

Lmao most of this stuff is built in in arch or it’s very simple to install with aur or pacman

[@Vernonnn]

NOT SPONSORED......few seconds into the video "BUY IFIXIT!!!!"

[@AdoreHorror]

Best free software is a Linux OS

[@abdullahzafar4401]

Been using revo uninstaller since my pentium 4 days, LOVE THIS Thing 👌

[@vanwrinkle-01]

Most of the programs you mentioned are beyond anything I need. However, I've used Revo for many years. It's an awesome program. Another program I use to monitor temps as well as get a lot of info on my systems is Speccy. My main computer is an old ASUS M5A97 R2.0 running Win 7 so I don't need a lot monitored and I understand nothing about over clocking. However, it does monitor the temps of the CPU, Motherboard, hard drives and my video card which is an AMD HD 5450 and right now it's running about 44 C. Nothing on my system runs any hotter than 50 C. I know it's not some big gamer's computer but I'm not a gamer. I have a couple shoot em up games I like to play just not online. The system is dual boot and the second drive is strictly for those games. Another of the programs you mentioned was Fan CTRL. I used it for a year or so and then removed it. I couldn't figure it out so I got rid of it. I was able to control the fan for the processor but none of the others. I did check it out online but most youtubers use language that I just don't understand. They don't use layman's terms so I have , in most cases, no idea what they're talking about. I do find your videos very interesting and understandable and they get me thinking. I think that's important so I'll continue to watch your videos. Take care and be safe

[@Logic44]

18:12 Hunter mode allows you to click the shortcut for whatever you want to uninstall. It will minimize the window and replace your cursor with a crosshair, this indicates that it's working correctly, after that, just click whatever program you want to uninstall, same as if you were opening it, it will then continue as normal.