This makes building a PC SO easy (but not perfect) - Corsair Build Kit

[@shawalmbalire]

Just when I was wondering where is Sarah

[@shawalmbalire]

The rush I can't understand why?

[@robsquared2]

She was off beating MKBHD at his own game.

[@danthompsett2894]

@@shawalmbalire thats called nervous excitement, and time constraints for the youtube video.

[@annakissed3226]

Sarah speaking as Dee Why Kaye Eeeee who is old enough to be your mother or even your grandmother I will redact everything that I have forgotten I was about to say but instead it's great to watch you screwing around hardware. 🤪🤪🤪

[@RikkSpencer]

Canada. She was in Canada, the whole time.

[@heIIy]

she is relatable. that's the entire reason for her hosting videos like this, even if it's not actually the stated reason on paper. she doesn't have all the knowledge, she acts like a regular person trying these things for the first time, because she mainly is. when linus or someone else hosts a build guide, they're surgical, they're straightforward, no nonsense. sarah? it inspires confidence because you can plainly see that she is also not quite sure if she's doing the right thing or not. it's relatable to the average person who would be interested but doesn't know anything yet. she's great and her videos are great

[@JeskidoYT]

OMG its the gremlin

[@oussama7132]

hide your tech and your mother(boards)!

[@jacobgames3412]

​@@oussama7132good one

[@jacobgames3412]

Frfr

[@walethegreat]

😭😭😭

[@jamesroggy1546]

But shes a adorable little gremlin

[@edoyoutube712]

6:24 "So don't install it upside down like I was about to do": Proceeds to install it upside down

[@darth_bear]

I was thinking exactly the same xD

[@not2envy]

i was yelling at the screen lol

[@nayar1a]

It’s kinda cute though, searched for this comment a lot xDd

[@justinguerrero2731]

And it just magically fixed itself... Watched the video more and she did mention it but still magically was fixed right before sponsor ad.

[@Madblaster6]

8:55

[@larryplympton9727]

Please, more Sarah videos if she's interested in doing more of them. Her sense of humor is awesome and her smile is so infectious it's impossible not to smile with her.

[@RedAugust08]

As someone who is definitely gonna mess up their first tower build, I agree with Sarah, needs more pictures. In fact, for a few bucks extra I'd like a pop-up book.

[@Vlad-jy9ls]

I built 2 PCs that winter and it was a bit complicated. Mainly because I didn't read instructions except a few things during first build and because i dropped screwdriver into PC during second build and had to find another screwdriver to disassemble PC to get dropped screwdriver back.

[@NinjaArmy36]

Bro....popup book manuals....the most underrated idea I've ever heard

[@knifeuu777]

That's why there are videos on the internet. That literally go step by step.

[@ParagonFury]

This is probably where the NZXT Build Kits shine, because while their parts are a little lesser the instruction book for the build kit is AAA+.

[@sofall9057]

When i build mine one day the thing that seems the most complicated is where all the cables go. I find it so confusing

[@Aokimarcel]

Lol, the IO shield attempt was funny, and camera man just focusing on the IO shield upside down

[@BansheeBunny]

I have been building PCs for 40 years, my hands didn't start shaking until LGA sockets became a thing. The more you do it, the less you'll shake but it's still a $200.00 game of Operation.

[@Raivo_K]

Yeah i loved PGA for it's simplicity. It was much easier to line it up and drop it into the socket. With LGA you're never really sure. Especially if it's big socket like with Threadripper. Then reinstall may be required if not all memory channels are detected etc. Even experienced people have accidentally dropped their CPU's onto those pins.

[@gorkskoal9315]

I can't stand LGA. what was the problem with a CPU conecting to the MOBO as if it was a game cart. NOTHING! oh right then MOBO makers, and cpu maker actually couldn't be dicks to users..

[@BansheeBunny]

@@gorkskoal9315 LGA offer more pins in a given area with shorter traces. The benefit is better performance.

[@BansheeBunny]

@@gorkskoal9315 LGA offer more pins in a given are and shorter traces, both offer better performance.

[@G1NZOU]

My first PC I built was LGA775, good lord was my entire arm pumped with adrenalin. Did my AM5 box last month though, actually managed to do it with relative confidence.

[@Darkhouse999]

When ShortCircut needed her the most, she returned! Sarah: The PC Gremlin!!!

[@Nathas1989]

She walks in with that big smile and I have to smile, too.

[@stricklander]

Dude she is such a great host! She’s so awesome

[@weroliera]

Can’t stand her 🤷‍♂️😅

[@PancakesAndPunch]

@@weroliera girl bad

[@lovedfriend2020]

@@weroliera You are nuts!

[@Phynellius]

Especially considering hosting isn’t her primary job

[@TimT2-uw8td]

@@weroliera she's comic relief but also a good sport

[@rayok_zed]

Thumbnail without Sarah: "Maybe I'll watch this later." Thumbnail with Sarah: "You should have told me sooner!" *click*

[@donc-m4900]

I had 3 LMG videos to choose from, this was first.

[@caretaker2185]

Exactly! I've been skipping it for days and then - Poof! It's a Sarah video? I'm in!

[@WarudorViperslayer]

I really hope the crew sees this because that's why I'm finally watching it. She's so entertaining to watch, seems like such a nice person and it's nice to see someone who isn't an expert at tech doing these kits/videos. She's the "everyperson" if you will.

[@jhawar-ji]

Damn, Sarah again. Lets effing go!

[@idehogo3969]

She's the real face in the company for sure

[@Rationalizer-cp3ml]

@@idehogo3969More like the BUTT of the company

[@idehogo3969]

@@Rationalizer-cp3ml nah men videos she's in get gud views 😌

[@bubbledoubletrouble]

@@idehogo3969 That's her last name

[@ocudagledam]

I so love Sarah for her energy, for her passion for the things she does and likes (from being a designer to dinosaurs) and for her courage to publicly step outside her comfort zone.

[@GabeTetrault]

I love Sarah's nervous excitement. It's always a treat when she's on screen!

[@Cryos1n]

I love Sarah. She is always so bubbly and giggly Her videos are always entertaining.

[@watercannonscollaboration2281]

6:10 Sarah remembered from the Intel Ultimate Tech Upgrade video to install memory in the order towards the camera, this is character development

[@davidperez4697]

Sarah brings an energy that no one else on this channel brings. Not that anyone else is bad, its just a different vibe. We should get her more than 2-3 times a year, whether it be novice pc building, which she cant really claim anymore, or just something else that fits her knowledge and experience. Use the gifts you have in your employees!

[@jakwadd]

Call me a simp or whatever, but I love Sarah, unmatched energy and vibes. See you again in 6 months 😂

[@idehogo3969]

Same lol

[@idrkginaf4204]

We're all simps for Sarah

[@lovedfriend2020]

I HOPE not in 6 months! :( Much sooner

[@idehogo3969]

@@idrkginaf4204 it's the blue eyes that do it for me with her fr

[@idehogo3969]

@@lovedfriend2020 don't be greedy we got our fix

[@TheMoreiraX]

I love how Sarah keeps learning stuff, like when she plugged in the 24 pin saying "It goes here cause there's literally nowhere else that it would fit"

[@bradbrowatzke7236]

So great to see Sarah put to work building another PC. She is honest and not particularly PC savvy, but her humour and willingness to move forward in the face of adversity always makes her fun to watch. I do love the tossing over the shoulders method of disposal, it is her own personal flair. I wonder if Linus will do another viewing video of him watching after the fact, as Sarah, who admitted to being heavy handed in her building style, draws the most visceral reactions from him when she does these spots. Great work Sarah, don't ever change, you have the magic right.

[@victorreise5000]

Always the best videos when Sarah hosts, genuinely genuine just like Linus

[@benwu7980]

While the talking points regarding products are still gonna be scripted, I've a feeling that the writers and script review stuff for the rest is just like 'let's get coffee and leave her to it'

[@bapt_andthebasses]

Sarah smiling is hard to not be brightened by. Bless you

[@rishithegray9559]

Sarah definitely has the personality and potential to be a great host! Great on screen energy and great at communicating!

[@25Dzone]

Sarah's the best gremlin

[@gravious]

honestly, Sarah is getting so much more confident with these vids, it's great to see her onscreen :)

[@shuaibchoat3425]

The way she heaved hoed breadosaurus...🥲

[@AustralianMurderTurtle]

You mean murdered.

[@SmugGrinch]

Trust me, Sarah, you never disappoint the people. It’s always entertaining when you assemble a PC. 😂

[@gorkskoal9315]

LOL different kinds of cringe. Linus "accidentally" dropping stuff (pls tell me he's not actually so accident prone IRL) lol or Sara genuinely make, what i call actually real human mistakes...then expected to lampshade herself.

[@froinky]

The way Sarah unboxes stuff is so funny, she kinda just grabs what's in sight and lets everything else fall out 😆

[@theodoros_1234]

This might just be the thumbnail A/B testing, but I would've clicked on this video much faster if Sarah was in the thumbnail. She's an awesome host, even though she freaks us out when she tries to build a PC😂 EDIT: Yes, it seems like it really was A/B testing. Now I get the thumbnail with Sarah.

[@JerziTBoss]

1:48 - This is how I imagine shipping companies handle your computers during shipping process.

[@ImYourBias]

It’s honestly crazy how comfortable so many staff members are in front of the camera. She’s so good at this!

[@robmcallen798]

Why do they get you to do videos? Cos you're funny as hell and naturally engaging as a host. Fav part of the video was when you faked doing a Linus. Do more videos please.

[@PlanetLinuxChannel]

1:25 “and of course, The Intel i5.” That’s exactly how most people think about CPUs, with no realization that there are new generations pretty much every year and that a modern i5 or even i3 can run circles around an i7 from five or six generations ago (depending on the type of workload). It’s not really the consumer’s fault. Just insanely poor (or deceptive?) marketing on Intel’s part (AMD does it too, but at least they put a few more specs on the box and make the series / generation slightly more obvious).

[@hammerth1421]

Definitely deceptive. I still see 11th gen prebuilts for way too much money in brick and mortar stores occasionally. 11th gen doesn't have to be bad, quite the opposite, but clear labelling and a reflection in price would be wonderful.

[@vt-1493]

The price for this "Core" model ($999) looks ok. Trying to pick the same exact components on PC Part Picker came out to $1090, but also has the odd standout of the Power Supply currently being $185 only on Amazon. There's definitely room to get the same performance for less money, but this does have the benefit of detailed guides for the exact hardware and a support system.

[@hammerth1421]

Corsair gets crazy discounts from Intel and such for buying the components in bulk. They probably still make like 30% gross margin off of this.

[@ChristopherLorine]

This is more real than when Linus builds a PC because Sarah has the typical amount of PC building knowledge of most beginners. Her mistakes and miss starts were representative of real life. goof for LTT for showing this video which will enable newbies to attempt a build without being overly intimidated.

[@wraith1977]

Sarah has really become a professional on camera. Yay Sarah! Great video!

[@johnnylee3179]

I dunno why but I love it when Sarah builds PCs... It is like its always her first time. Great Vid

[@MaxxyNL]

Sarah needs to be in more LTT/LMG vids. ❤

[@MisterPandaKun]

For anyone wondering on the value and don't want to look up each part. I did it for you. I didn't save the specifics but using PC part picker (and adding the 35$ for the tool kit) the components will run just under $950 USD. So for $1k this is actually a pretty decent value. I didn't check the more expensive packages but for a beginner kit the value is 100% spot on. Could you do better on your own? Of course, ebay and other market places exist for used stuff. But with full warranties and their helpline this is definitely worth considering. Thanks for the video LMG :D

[@MisterPandaKun]

OH, and Sarah did great. Building PCs is very nerve racking, this was quite authentic xD

[@alejandroagostini7269]

We want Sarah in more videos!!!

[@iamaprofessional]

Like a half turn backwards before you screw it in will line the threads up and help avoid cross threading. You can usually feel it click as the threads drop into each other.

[@AndrewDBarker]

Take a shot any time she mentions the magnetic screwdriver. *My lawyer has advised me to mention I am not responsible for damages to your liver.

[@timmyisme22]

Sarah just flipping that box and smacking it down like it tried to take her sticker pack. She's got the power!

[@HDTeamTM]

I would definitely change this thumbnail to something where Sarah is on it and is more in line with the other thumbnails on this channel. Other than that, great vid!

[@Collin_J]

F'real, I accidentally clicked on this and was hooked as soon as Sarah came on

[@theodoros_1234]

Agreed! I'm hoping it's just thumbnail A/B testing, and that it will change later.

[@washuai]

​@@theodoros_1234 I saw Sarah in the thumbnail I clicked

[@theodoros_1234]

@@washuai Yup, seems like it really was A/B testing. Now I also get the thumbnail with Sarah.

[@eldibs]

If I were designing a product like this, I would look to hire at least a dozen people like Sarah to test it before release - Competent and able to generally figure things out, but relatively inexperienced with PC building. People like that can find problems in the product that a seasoned pro might overlook just because they look at it with fresh eyes, while being smart enough to articulate why it's a problem and how you might fix it.

[@Phynellius]

I quite like Sarah videos, if this cadence is what it takes to get them I guess I’ll live with it. Good job crew 👍

[@itsKtoday]

Good job Sarah with hosting and building the PC!

[@LordFalon]

I really like Sarah as a host, she brings a lot of energy to the video. Proud of ya Sarah, good on you. Pc Looked great. :)

[@BobHolowenko]

Whomever wrote that opening line owes Sarah an apology. She's a fan favorite with such an excellent on camera personality. She's so real and naturally funny!

[@mc116]

Who needs Linus when you got the high energy personality of her!

[@MontroseChloe]

Can you PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE make Sarah build more computers? I LOVED this video! There's thermal paste EVERYWHERE! Priceless! I think it would be amazing if Sarah eventually gets so good at building PC's that she is doing custom hardline tubing and Mods. Her artistic creativity applied to custom case builds would be awesome I think!

[@xtrickfila]

So, it's a Build your own Pre-Built? 😂

@SciFiDude79 However, if all the hard work is done for you, you really won't develop any relevant abilities like choosing all the compatible parts or even which parts work best for you, and arguably don't even learn how to build a computer, just how to assemble the one you were given by following the guide.

[@DK-210]

Having a little bit of experience will usually inspire people to learn more about the process. There are many unintuitive rules to PC building that would keep a lot of people away from ever trying. As someone who has been in tech for 20 years, it is a PITA to keep up with all the changes in hardware.

[@randomdestructn]

assembly is a big skill. it doesn't seem like to it someone in the know, but for a complete noob its very difficult

@@randomdestructn But it really isn't at all tho, everything is standardized and keyed properly so there is really no way to plug anything wrong apart from the front panel connectors and you won't be killing any components. As long as you are committed and are not forcing anything where it don't fit.

@@DK-210 Sure, but like I said you won't develop any of the core competences that make it advantageous to build a PC. One must put the necessary research into it or else there's no point in building it yourself apart from familiarizing yourself with the purely mechanical assembly process and overcoming the initial fear of doing something wrong.

[@Jdbye]

Yep, thermal paste everywhere sounds about right. There's a 90% chance you get thermal paste on your fingers taking the cap off the syringe or putting it back on because the stuff is so goopy and it always sticks to the tip. So good rule of thumb is to always wash your hands after touching the thermal paste syringe before touching anything else.

[@Kuzuri87]

Lol, sarah committing the sin of “putting the side panel on before turning it on” is why it didnt turn on at first haha. Fun video though!

[@Martinspire]

No matter how a video goes when Sarah is in it, she always seems to have fun and make the most out of it. Which is why I'm upvoting once again

[@QuinTheFly]

Aww, you’re definitely more Mogwai than gremlin, Sarah! Always enjoy your builds and presentations.

[@akarantze]

The wider team at LTT are real personalities with spark - its good they are getting more time onscreen. Sarah's energy is infectious.

[@blodyholy_]

Your energy in contagious🧡 Good build 👍

[@forzemajore]

FYI at 5:52: "Scientific and technical journals, and even news reports, often adhere to the rule that only numbers less than ten should be written out in full, except when fractions or decimals are involved. This can be a sensible approach to ensuring the readability of texts that refer to numbers and figures frequently."

[@Kolma]

Fail on everyone who didn't say "you're toast" at the death of breadosaurus

[@blueshky]

I love Sarah, she's always happy and laughing!

[@Eli-zb2yj]

Install the cpu was the scariest thing for Sarah

[@PTRMAN]

And for us, too!

[@Raivo_K]

And for most first time builders. I remember when i built my first LGA socket system. It made no sense. What do you mean i have to press down the CPU with the lever on those delicate pins? Wont the pins bend and break?. That's why i always liked PGA better. The pins were bigger and more solid on the CPU and the motherboard had holes for the pins. These days everything is unfortunately LGA so there's no choice. Another thing that is scary for first time builder is the CPU cooler clamping force. I remember back in the days even with stock cooler i had to really push the pins to get it to clamp down. I was afraid i was going to bend the motherboard. Even more so with aftermarket cooler.

[@PiterDeVries]

@@Raivo_K no, PGA is inferior to LGA. Back in the day, I damaged a CPU (Pentium 4 478) while trying to remove a cooler from motherboard. Thermal paste acted like a glue, so I end up ripping off CPU out of a socket with cooler attached, but one of pins torn off and left in a socket. Was not a good experience at all.

[@benwu7980]

Building pc's and servers for 30+ years, Installing cpu's never get less scary.

[@Raivo_K]

@@PiterDeVries That does not make PGA inferior. It is a well known fact the the cooler should be removed after running a synthetic load so that the paste is still warm by twisting and turning the cooler. Even in the event you described re-soldering the pin to the CPU is way easier than trying to fix multiple delicate LGA pins. There are even special metal frames being sold that prevent the CPU from lifting from the socket when removing the cooler.

[@eruannster]

That gremlin with the big smile hosting a video always puts a smile on my face. Day instantly improved by having Sarah host a video.

[@imnutrak130]

you know, after the thermal paste all over her fingers I understood that some people just can't handle even basic painting instructions to not touch the fresh paint and keep themselves clean so I am happy the level here is higher to show that for something much scarier than a cheap paint - a whole PC, can still be built by a newcomer even if they aren't "generally handy"

[@Raivo_K]

Im one of those people. Even as an experienced builder at this point the damn paste still manages to get everywhere. that's why always prefer non-conductive paste as i'll never know where it ends up.

[@mikedelgrande5296]

Why is Sarah so entertaining? I could watch these all day. Also, I wonder if they have an AMD kit. They're not horribly priced I guess, but I think a gaming focused 7800X3D build would be much better. Keep the 40 series cards but with AMD CPU's. Could save a bit a money and still get awesome gaming performance.

[@ConfidentialMeerkat]

Not gonna lie i see a real sense of humour and irony that its Sarah butt finding out what an absolute pain in the arse building a computer can be, ESPECIALLY them damn front io headers, there is no reason for them to be separate now days!

[@freelifeproductions]

yes there is.. now you can install costum buttons.. 🙂

[@arrgghh1555]

@@freelifeproductions ahhh yes, lets make things more difficult for 99.99% of people so it's slightly easier for the 0.01% who want to make things more complicated anyway.

[@robertlinke2666]

there is a reason, it's stupid but there is. there is no standard on which pin is where, so if you have a solid connector, it might not match the motherboard layout you have in particular. there needs to be a standard for it, but it has not come of the ground in well over 20 years

[@TheHalfBorg]

@@robertlinke2666 "There is no standard" is not a reason, it's an excuse. Do we need EU legislation to fix this again?

[@ark_knight]

@@TheHalfBorg Sure lol. If EU was building PC

[@james1234168]

Always nice to see a lesser frequent host pop up. Brings a fresh wave of energy to the channel

[@burgerbait]

A pre-built that the customer builds. Well played Corsair, well played.

[@Ahmed-S-Lilah]

I think if they replaced linus with sarah no one will complain. to hell with his knowledge and experience, she just makes videos much more fun.

[@danjep2328]

Okay, but not showing her screwing in the Mobo even just for a second, only to cut to her standing the computer up, was actually jarring as all get out. I definitely thought the mobo was going to come flying out of there onto the ground. Lol

[@thomascriviera5779]

I don't get it why people don't like her here in the comments. She makes the build/video very lighthearted and relatable. And in a sense she is not much different from other hosts. And her smile is actually infectious like you know, as if you are giggling because that right there is you, very very happy to be installing your new parts or building your new pc yourself.🤗 Also: "All that work and I drop it." And I was like: 'Okay Linus'😂 Also also, you put the sidecover on! That is bad omen (according to Linus at least)😉

[@WillummmUtube]

@9:10 mentioning motherboard needing to be screwed down then cutting to picking up and rotating case gave me a panic attack

[@codydonalddson9023]

I don’t remember too much videos Sarah has been involved in. However this one I can say she is a natural behind the camera AND member of LMG. Great work work Sarah and team

[@bikedoc4145]

I think Sarah is ready for a custom water cooling build 🤣

[@lordgreylock]

Sarah's energy as a host is just infectious.

[@jajssblue]

Much like Captain America, this is Canada's Butt!

[@Collin_J]

👏👏👏

[@fixeuskeane]

Where? Coz i dont see any 🙄

[@2010justinkoch]

@@fixeuskeanethat’s her name

[@tanookimarketing]

Sarah is the absolute best. I'm not even close to on the skill level as most people on the channel or the comments. Her videos just seem more my speed and it's nice to see someone who's thinking the same things I am.

[@Xenoray1]

3:40 THATS WHAT SHE SAID!

[@redjules1215]

Sara is getting better and better at the presenting part of these videos. Always fun to see her and the experience of a less technical person.

[@Jeppz]

6:33 yeah lets clap for installing it upside down yeah

[@Arokh1997]

Sarah is a great, energetic host and this was a delightful video :D Her being inexperienced and asking questions like "Why did they not tell me to screw in the power supply?" makes her the perfect candidate for this build because she is the target audience!

[@lsgPH]

This is so chaotic lol. Love it.

[@jasonsturmey1977]

Love to see Sarah in front of the camera. Great energy and funny too. Keep up the good work Sarah & Team

[@neondemon5137]

It's giving FlexTape infomercial.

[@espeterson522]

Honestly she's a really fun video host because I feel like she's representative of a lot of us. I'm about to build my first PC and this is exactly how I feel about it lol

[@knightsljx]

did a quick price comparison on one of the SKUs with pcpartpicker, seems like you are indeed just paying for componenets. so at least Corsair isn't hosing you as free labour and pocketing the difference

[@benwu7980]

On this base config I'd agree. On their higher tiers, not so much.

[@thomascaswell8481]

Sarah, they ask you to do video's because we love you. Great Job!!!!!!!!

[@lettucefire]

Sarah is > than everyone else @ ltt !!

[@TNH91]

12:08 I know why. Because it's fun content. A little chaos. Like an adorable kid trying to help do stuff.

[@slay3rsaber]

MORE OF SARAH IN VIDEOS FOR F SAKE. I love that girl. ;)

[@Moloch_Baal]

Love watching Sarah building pc's, she's so real. Only 1 mistake, it matters on which side the psu fan is pointing, must be down to get fresh air from the bottom.

[@HansStrijker]

I think I'm gonna need a video with Sarah, Adam, Elijah, Jessica and Dan... My ADHD demands it. 🤣

[@Raivo_K]

You just described what utter chaos looks like...

[@HansStrijker]

@Raivo_K and a wonderful chaos it'll be! 😃😁

[@ReLo_FZR]

5:57 "They are color coated on the image but not on the motherboard" that just proves they don't care because they definetly should color coat all ram slots on 4 dimm motherboards or at least make sure to ship motherboards with color coat on those kits P.S. Find a standard for front pannel IO , nobody should struggle hooking the power button to the motherboard

[@JB-ee9li]

Watching this I'm wondering why there aren't more female hosts at LTT

[@WillFuI]

I have a feeling that’s because people tend to not be very nice/ disrespectful

[@shApYT]

Emily and Butt really working extra to make LTT more diverse Holy she is more unhinged than I remember. Making Linus proud.

[@Mr.C0ffee]

Sarah!!! LETS FKN GO‼️‼️

[@D2modplayer1]

Sarah probably enjoyed her first few PC builds alot more than I did, LOL. I've not built many more systems than she has but have much more knowledge with how the hardware functions and what parts to choose. To me spending endless research on parts and cost and performance is all the fun in PC building. The ACTUAL building just takes an hour if you know what you are doing, even without instructions. When I did my first 3 builds or more, it literally took me all day to figure out the mechanics of it. Then it became more innate. Sarah would benefit from watching 6 years of LTT videos, that's what made the physical building a piece of cake for me. It is funny how I often don't take my own advice. One time I bought a bad PSU. Another time I got the literally cheapest board on the market in my current build. The AsRock B450 Pro. Oh ya, my version can't do 3200 and I had to painstakingly troubleshoot to realize 3000 mhz was best. And upgrading the CPU from 2nd gen to 5th gen really changed how the memory functioned and the timings needed. The greatest thing about that CPU upgrade was no longer needing to OC for the best performance! Precision boost makes a HUGE difference. My old 1600 AF was all core 3.7ghz, the max boost speed of the chip, and what a pain in the ass that was. But again, part of the fun of OC'ing is experimenting and learning. In this build I played with voltage settings for the first time, that stuff can be magical.

[@enterjason1235]

13:19 am i tripping or does the gpu look like its in crooked lmao

[@DanielMether]

Maybe it's ptsd? :S

[@Banzaii96]

Nah, it looks like she didn't secure it with screws

[@alistairwhite9758]

Give Sarah her own channel, she's so funny, cute and adorable 😊