They said they could do it better, I agree.

[@ultraliencow3552]

Hey Linus or Dan do you think I might be able to interview Linus? It’s for a school project Can you guys help me? 👇🏻

[@flameofarda4223]

Good luck 😂 that would be cool and I would love to see it but just a word to the wise: I wouldn’t get your hopes up

[@ultraliencow3552]

@@flameofarda4223yea.. but I mean worth a shot

[@user-hh3ge8yr1t]

bumped

[@nickd6677]

+1

[@cwj2733]

i think it would be funny. i approve

[@vannustube]

for the lawyer getting into tech at 43:23 - look into the companies that make case management software and/or other legal-orientated software. create workflows, reports, templates, scripts, etc in whatever case management software you currently have access to. look into the careers pages of these companies and see where your skills best fit - e.g. support, business analyst, product owner. alternatively work in Nintendo/Apple/Epic legal department :D

[@winterborn107]

honestly enjoyed watching you guys trouble shoot more than the other parts of the video. not that the other parts where bad, but i honestly felt more engaged and interested in you guys finding a problem and figuring it out, over everything just going fine.

[@downwiththesneaker9933]

I love how Linus was so happy about the shiny ram reflecting the wood then covers all the wood around them hahahaa that back fired lol

[@UncleUncleRj]

@@unimpressively_charming Don't read comments first?

[@downwiththesneaker9933]

@@unimpressively_charming sucks to suck

[@woe2you2]

@@unimpressively_charming Knowing that motherboards aren't transparent isn't a spoiler.

[@thesecondmilkguy3791]

He could have made custom wood like top things for some Corsair ram.

[@AlliePaints]

I saw that coming immediately lol

[@Bengie-dm3mf]

That click at 36:55 is the most satisfying sound I've ever heard, and now I need that screwdriver, whatever the cost.

[@Bengie-dm3mf]

@Leak-ec5gb honestly, I'm guessing somewhere in the 150-250$ range, still worth

[@nikhil3299]

​@@Leak-ec5gbit's $70 + shipping charges

[@malachihart7370]

He said like 250

[@ArtisChronicles]

$69.69 take it or leave it

[@AceChippmunk]

Whole room watercooling Linus would have put in the firepole

[@gangmeow]

2:05:05 linus getting all excited about his best friend and sharing their loves. And he's over here listening and being respectful and wanting to get with the build and he doesn't want to interrupt how happy linus is. What a nice dude I always forget his name but he's always so nice and patient and smart.

[@rvdeddrift]

Alex is my favorite of their crew! He always has the greatest videos, usually featuring cool builds, or outrageous "things" and projects! His shunt modding of a 3090 probably cost me many thousands of dollars, but more hours of amazing fun, and learning! Lol!

[@Deathonater]

9:49 Vancouver in shambles

[@Imbalto]

that was a great gaff

[@D3nn1s]

Care to elaborate?

[@graham1034]

I'm in Vancouver and don't get the reference. Other than that I can go fuck myself apparently

[@compboy07]

@@graham1034 It's from the comedy movie Anchorman, where someone wrote that ("Go f*** yourself, San Diego") on the teleprompter as a gag and the news anchor read it on live TV without even noticing

[@WBLBears11]

Anchorman

[@mcbeenb]

I think debating the cost of the "all metal" version of the screwdriver is a bit silly considering how unaffordable the basic model already is. I do own one, and its great. As long as the metal one makes sense mechanically and is usable, then do it.

[@DSPZulu]

Not gonna lie, the "Intel already ships the chips nearly maxed out" is why i went with the B760i in my new build. Overclocking was going to be basically pointless. Been working great paired with a 13700K.

[@silentcoyotecreations]

Same! I went with the B660 for my 13700k for the same reason, and besides not being able to undervolt it, which would be nice to be able to do for the sake of the temps, I am very happy with my choice and how much $$$ I saved not going with a Z690/790.

[@faceplants2]

Good point

[@NineEyeRon]

It’s been pointless outside of enthusiast since at least 9th gen.

[@everope]

B660 should have a voltage offset right? @@silentcoyotecreations

[@invertexyz]

Overclocking isn't the only reason to buy a more expensive motherboard chipset. PCIE lanes are are a major factor. On a B760i motherboard, you're limited to two PCIE 4.0x4 SSD slots. No PCIE 5.0 SSD support since there aren't enough lanes. But if two 4.0 drives is all you feel you'll need then yeah it's not bad. Not sure what happened with Linus ordering this stuff though, maybe they tried doing it just as the product was launching? I see Z790 boards for $250-350 CAD on average.

[@Ethan1193]

I like how they still didn't bleep him on the vod

[@TrippyDaMane]

Lmao right straight up Ron Burgundy’d that shit🤣

[@adimitrov9006]

Lil baby

[@MarioSzoeke]

I love Colins silent character, its amazing

[@Lazydawg5000]

For one that wasn't even considering purchasing your screwdriver, not because its almost perfect in almost every way. Seeing that all metal prototype screwdriver, with all those tight tolerances . Kind of gave me that warm and fuzzy feeling of reliability. 250 is not that crazy, if its something you know will last for a lifetime. Assuming you don't lose it of course. Thats one sexy screw driver Linus, take my money.

[@normanlank6159]

"GFY Vancouver" -Linus

[@HostilityXBL]

I lost my shit that the first time I’ve ever heard him slip up and swear and it not be bleeped

[@brokenice420]

Disclaimer: its a Anchorman reference

[@efad3215]

​@@HostilityXBLsame, but it wasn't this stream.

[@meow2108]

his hand craft is sick,,, i watch all his creation and the last one with 4090 proart is the best f ing beautiful love it

[@erazerburst]

Feels like you look and adapt every sponsor command I do post.🎉 Thanks fore this.

[@brianleach1392]

Hey I appreciate the metal screwdriver even if I can't buy it. Y'all have the ability to make it. And now it exists. It's such a raw piece of tech. That click tells the story.

[@xgford94]

4:35 spotted Gum is hard as Iron that is why files are the best tools

[@davidsmusicbox5866]

If you wanted someone to aim for doing a music production PC, I would say look at Devin Townsend. Another Canadian, who is criminally underrated in the space. Despite having a hefty foot in the door, having started with working with Steve Vai off the get-go. Then add in the massive amount of scope of what he plays stylistically.

[@bobspldbckwrds]

I was not expecting to see Heavy Devy mentioned here, but it's a colab I would like to see.

[@davidsmusicbox5866]

@@bobspldbckwrds My thoughts exactly. Even more so with his new ship idea going further... I would say LTT or GN doing something with him, would be amazing. GN comes to mind simply because of their collab with Trivium. And I feel if Steve didn't already know Devin, he would quickly be a fan.

[@runthejules91]

I feel like the first 10 minutes of this being Linus's dad jokes about money and life could be made into a short series.

[@prestonhal]

17:14 Totally agree, I have a 12th Gen i5 and it handles gaming and 3D modeling/printing just fine

[@samibayoumi-b4w]

i run same cpu good for games

[@jetjazz05]

Watching Linus say it's fine is like watching your hamster on the edge of the table... so confident, and so completely not understanding what a cliff is...

[@bakedbeanfanclub]

Hamsters don’t take fall damage in this irl patch tho so not really a fair comparison

[@jetjazz05]

@@bakedbeanfanclub lol... I've been playing House flipper 2, really glad that I don't take fall damage. Makes doing siding on the second or third story a breeze...

[@FennecTECH]

The good comming out of that screen is an adhesive the they used to give it a viewable image in direct sunlight. Really cooltech

[@andk19]

It seems that the guy who helps Linus is used to the fact that Linus breaks something all the time and he is always there and on guard. Keep it up, man, respect😎👍

[@kidShibuya]

1:29:58 When I was a noob and buying a GPU I was going for a 650 Ti But I had not idea that a 650 was different to a 650 Ti that was different to a 650 Ti boost which was different to a 650 Ti boost OC. I had the completely wrong one in my cart till I luckily posted it on a forum and someone pointed it out.

[@Eversor86]

At around 1:38:00 when Linus forgot (cause wasn't told to remember it) to plug 90 degree adapter, I wonder why they didn't simply remove the middle part that holds the mobo/GPU instead of unscrewing the hard to screw back screws holding the GPU ;) ?.

[@terrynations2243]

2:03:00 I used to have my old Philips hifi fed into my Sound Blaster live card and captured songs from broadcast radio using the creative wave studio. Then I could cut them and encode them into mp3. Ah the the child hood days.

[@JJVernig]

i used a HiFi video-recorder for the same reason (also Philips). The videoclips on the music tv channels had more chance of completely playing out, and on the radio they most of the times talked over the begin and end.

[@terrynations2243]

@@JJVernig you are totally right about that. Problem was I wasn’t allowed to watch music tv and also didn’t have tv in my room which is where my computer was. Funny thing is I wasn’t supposed to have internet on my computer either but I did using my cell phone as a dial up modem. Good ol aol! lol

[@fossjonc]

Nice work Linus - I like these long form build videos along with the talking sessions mixed in between (Linus' thoughts)! :)

[@matthewrichardson4996]

finally a case noctua fans would look good in

[@ArtisChronicles]

Holy crap I didn't even think about that. The colour scheme actually matches the aesthetic.

[@oxfordsparky]

When used properly adding actually to a sentence conveys accuracy instead of people inferring a rough estimate, as for saying “at this point in time”, what it adds is that your assertion or actions are based on current known knowledge but is able to be changed or reviewed if new evidence or knowledge comes to light.

[@Mazorzarch]

A good way to end some currently correct statements is to add "That we know of."

[@wolfpilkington5836]

Get an old Firetruck paint it black with the orange LTT logo and accents get the orange lights and all that and take it to Computer and tech events ... would be EPIC

[@mfelipetc]

You find a perfect case to use the brown Noctua fan... and go with the black! :D

[@bogiarroyo-rs5cb]

At 3:51, the Magnets reattaching the tempered glass to the case sound like a notification sound

[@JitHster]

This stream was so high quality, I caught myself checking several times if this was a live stream or a video 😵👍👍

[@FredFredBurger92]

Brown and tan case... not a Noctua product to be seen. The AUDACITY. Though the Noctua GPU definitely would not have fit. Someone needs to come out with a Noctua fanned AIO, then have this case designed around that one instead, it'd be even more perfect.

[@glenbush2008]

I was kind of trouble to, Im a special kind of geek, I did construction growing up, played football, went camping, built computers, played games, built pyro projects, and lived technology.

[@mattypaddy]

Late comment here on the screwdriver, I would not be able to afford it, but I think you should release it as I trust your company to sell merch at a reasonable price for what it is. It would be all the better for your fans that are fortunate enough to be able to afford it.

[@timmytenders8536]

@linus tech tips I would argue that the first iteration of a product is the easiest to improve on. That will always be the case. Regardless of what industry you're in, or what product you're working on, you would probably see that tend. The point might be that the product should be more thoroughly designed. You also could say that you need to test on a mass scale to get the information you need to make a product reliable in the first place.

[@simpleton7870]

“last minute” (one hour remaining) oh lord

[@tutorgamesOG]

Randomly skipping ahead just to get a start to 9:49 and it seems Linus doesn't like Vancouver

[@georgestweeter]

I've been waiting for more computer build streams. I don't generally make it, but I watched VOD.

[@desktechzone]

More on topic. I love this case. I am a woodworker myself and have thought about designing and fabricating my own wood cases. I can understand why the designer is only selling his build plans. As Elon Musk once said, "Building a car is the easy part. Mass manufacturing is the most difficult process in making cars". The same holds true for cases. Not to mention the price of wood fluctuates so much it would be very difficult to have consistent pricing.

[@TheJJJayz]

I was curious why the box looked like the bunnings box before i found out he was aussie lmao

[@mxcbuilds6633]

Haha ya got me

[@waynetaylor2784]

That case looks AWESOME

[@mxcbuilds6633]

Thanks!

[@victorvarsanyi6702]

The size of gpu floors me these days. I built my first gaming pc pre geforce. It had an nvidia TNT 2 in it, $250 back then. I had a surplus motherboard from the space shuttle that I bought at a swap meet and had a celeron 333 overclocked to 880 or so. The only cooling was a thermaltake fan and heatsink. I had better performance than the sony servers I played everquest on.

[@mattrogers6646]

Way too large and expensive. I will never get $1000+ or even $700 of gaming value out of a GPU, but 4K shouldn't be that unaffordable.

[@Nostalgia_Realm]

He for sure got wood

[@RubelliteFae]

Since there's a lot of other smart computer nerds here maybe someone can help me understand why I never get YT notifications about livestreams (but I do once they are posted as videos). I've looked it up several times, but could only find others having the same problem (going back several years) with no solutions-or solutions that are no longer possible with YT's new settings format. This is specific to the web version, I don't use a mobile.

[@dobermanracing]

Are all your notifications turned on in your phone settings? Do you have battery optimizations turned on for the KZbin app in your phone settings?

[@RubelliteFae]

@@dobermanracing I don't use a mobile. I do have everything relevant on in the browser version of YT, tho. Thanks for trying tho, you're the first person to answer and this is the 4th time I've asked (though the other channel isn't tech related, so understandable, I suppose). I don't really actively use Reddit, or I'd just ask there. But I reckon I'd ask and then totally forget until 6 months later when I end up there again from a random search. 😅 YT I'm on daily, tho.

[@Dracossaint]

​@@RubelliteFaeHave ya tried an alternate browser (like Firefox) to see if that works. If that doesn't fix it, then it's probably something on youtubes end.

[@jandkwhite6459]

Matt is a BEAST. Watched all of his builds and they are STUNNING

[@lexierimes123]

Same, I was pleasantly surprised when I recognised one of his builds on the thumbnail haha

[@mxcbuilds6633]

Thank you!

[@MrAlBester]

personally i'd want the The Knurling a bit further up as well on the precision screwdriver

[@MrVlodato]

Personally when your working on electronics professionally, having multiple different drivers is more preferred as it is much faster to have the 3 you need in front of you then bothering with changing bits. but i still think its a nice tool.

[@dtemp132]

Wish timestamp guy did these streams too! Love that guy.

[@hugomiguel8007]

The way you treat your colleges is awesome...im not a tech guy but i still enjoy your videos just because

[@LoeKie_Aus]

A very pleasing build. thanks team!

[@aEtherv0id214]

Thanks for the SKU orientation, Linus. Hahaha. Yes, it would multiply more, if you would have a mix and match variation. :)

[@xDMG15x]

I thought it was weird that it came in a Bunnings moving box! 📦 🇦🇺

[@mxcbuilds6633]

Cause it was built in Aussie 😃

[@davidlittrel9842]

Linus, My 9370 "Bulldozer" is still doing quite well and still works for workloads and some gaming and with the latest windows 10 build it is running extremely cooler than it used to!😂😉

[@HurdleHelps]

If the fire truck pump works then the engine works. The pump is PTO driven directly from the main drive shaft that drives the wheels.

[@D3nn1s]

That comment might belong to a short youve watched? :D

[@evanward9739]

think you might have commented on the wrong thing

[@ahyeeyuhyuh]

@@evanward9739 they replied to the right thing. linus said they were contemplating buying a fire truck.

[@daybrake2]

Lol at the replies. Hes on the right video guys

[@HurdleHelps]

Well we know two people that didn't watch the video, any others???

[@Duskydog419]

We need a fan super cut of all the SOs now 😂

[@AbsolutePaintingLLC]

Pretty cool looking build doubt thermals are any good though. I built a different wooden computer build that has really good airflow.

[@MattBlank0]

I like the precision driver, I have two from iFixit but of course you can never have enough tools. I have one major concern though! Since you put such a nice bearing on it, I know that myself, and probably others, will be forced to spin it up to absurd speeds using compressed air. Will we be able to upgrade it when we break it?

[@l3lue7hunder12]

You don't need a Core i9 for gaming, because what really matters is having at least 6 current performance cores since single-thread performance still is the most important aspect. The number of cores only helps with the overall workload, or in other words aside from very specific applications which can use many/all cores at once, if you simple got very many applications going at the same time. The sweet spot of high-end gaming, or in other words that won't bottleneck even a 4080 UHD, lies somewhere around a "Thread Mark" ( PassMark rating ) of 4k, so all CPUs which at least reach that level are good options. Some examples are: Core i7-12700, Core i5-13500, Core i5-14500, Ryzen 5 7600, ... . These are 65W CPUs ranging from $230 to $300 - not top of the line at all, but still more than enough. Keep in mind that at 1080p, something like a 4090 will suffer up to 20% loss despite having no issues at QHD.

[@tuxpheedo5665]

Ill grab mine, you grab his and you guys can all watch.... just about died laughing 🤣🤣🤣

[@C0yf1sh]

I think the metal screwdriver at $250 should be offered indefinitely so that people that are too young to afford a $250 screwdriver can eventually buy it. If its intended for a limited time I feel like it should be reduced so that more people are inclined to purchase it, this is just my opinion and I think its a badass screwdriver.

[@McBlazington]

For everyone at 29:23 they finish putting the glass on the case at 2:10:56 if you would like to skip ahead as suggested.

[@daybrake2]

Holy lmao

[@TheSinkingGarage]

"We can't stop here, this is bat country!"

[@MarkVanReeth]

RCE would LOVE that thermal paste application 😀

[@KennyArceoReyes]

I'm still waiting for that transparent screwdriver that was teased in a video awhile back 0.o

[@jbdawinna]

All glass screwdriver when? Or sapphire for like 2 million dollars?

[@Wikcentral]

That deserves some nice metal stereo component feet, or some rubber amplifier feet instead of stick on pads.

[@Friedbrain11]

Australian gum is a cool wood to make things with. A bit expensive here but really good looking wood.

[@mxcbuilds6633]

And super solid as well! Hard as nails 😂

[@redex68]

The biggest shock to me from this video was the fact SKU is actually an acronym, not a word, for Stock Keeping Unit and not written skew.

[@Phoebus20]

I can't believe none of them went with "Nick" or "The Offerman" for the PC name.

[@costafilh0]

Being offended by an expensive screwdriver? Really? What a time to be alive! /S

[@brjinx]

From the time that I saw him put the screws on top of the case, I knew they were going to the floor.

[@pilotavery]

"And the ram is the center of this build because...?" "We thought it was shiny." "We thought it was shiny. Oh my god :("

[@Silvertarian]

"I'm not gonna break it." -Linus right before he breaks something

[@dobradani]

Meshlicious wants his case back.

[@eHyp]

crazy to watch 2-3 hours stream straight ! but always good content, and streaming! and asyou said you should keep streamin like this!

[@lexierimes123]

It’s fun to see the troubleshooting process behind the scenes haha

[@loeckxjan]

Hi LTT I used to work in a big hospital. They used these vacuum tubing systems to move items between buildings. Like bloodsampels medecine capsules and smaller items. Maby you can concider this between the ltt buildings?

[@zachr369]

I do a lot of sim racing and vr is becoming more popular amongst that crowd of people, its being a level of immersion that I feel can’t be done with screen unless you’re running some cool head tracking. Personally I use the valve index, I’m very interested in the BigScreen vr headset but will have to wait and see what the more long term reliability looks like.

[@TerrySterling-Thatguy]

I would like to thank our Sponsor, Classified Document leaking simulator.

[@YMandarin]

the start was so smooth I thought it's a normal video

[@Azeazezar]

This case could totally rocj those noctua parts.

[@zackdattacker]

I feel like Alex and I would get along really well lol. We have very similar personalities and hobbies.

[@protour4413]

you should have gone with custom water cooling with like golden pipes .... AIO, just too easy come on this is a 3 hrs build what happened to enthusiastic builds respect the time the case maker put into this give it the love it deserves also noctua fans on the rad would have looked a lot suitable

[@Redman147]

I'm running 128gb 3600Mhz ram in the AM4 and had no issues, but as Linus said high speeds at that high of density won't be a thing. I think 3600Mhz is the highest I could find for 128gb density.

[@bhoustonjr]

I really like the Asus Strix B760i which is what I am using as well. And I found that the Artic Liquid Freezer II 240 will fit the motherboard as well.

[@MartyrKomplx]

I feel good that my Silverstone SX1000 is still running strong over a year later

[@spicypotatoes301]

9:48 lmao Linus looking for his bleep button

[@mrwang420]

Being a fan boy don't make you cool. It makes the brand cooler. Cause you being a fan.

[@guillaumejoop6437]

doing this and not going with some EK Lignum stuff was a mistake IMO. It's their only use case !

[@Dracossaint]

Fractal north

[@FantasistaRossonero]

Feel like a Noctua retro-esque air cooler would have been better in this case.

[@Dracossaint]

And that noctua 30 series card

[@anthonymowl5758]

@@Dracossaintthere’s a 40 series noctua card now

[@Dracossaint]

@@anthonymowl5758 yuppppp, still happy with my 3080 though :)

[@Jennikins82]

On the machined metal screwdrivers I think you could sell some if you make them a limited and or special edition like a numbered edition series run

[@nitroknife9881]

Im running a startup making wooden pc cases but instead of just laser cut ply biulding them like high end bespoke furniture my dad used to run an award winning bepoke kitchen company and still has a workshop with 100,000s in tooling ready to go i was thinking of running a kickstarter for it and was wonder what the demand woupd be

[@gabrielcaviness]

Slick looking build but did you really put flat glass up against the PSU intake? Why not flip it so it can grab some air from inside the case? *disclaimer: only scrubbed, idk if this was explained in the full stream

[@stupidscholars9842]

Love the anchorman reference ❤

[@octane613]

This is the first time ive actually heard linus say "fuck," its normally always bleeped lmao

[@colbycapps508]

ya'll need to check out Cubeor from Finland. Their wooden cases are awesome!

[@ratmdex]

Less than a minute into the broadcast, Linus already dropping something. Checks out

[@kiverix]

Colin is the one that carry's the channel 100%

[@onlyeyeno]

I disagree regarding Linus's opinion that adding "at this point in time" is "pointless"... I would argue that if someone says "at this point in time" at the end of a sentence, that means that the preceding statement is valid "UNDER THE PRESENT CIRCUMSTANCES". Which in turn also means that the statement will NOT necessarily be valid IF under different circumstances, say "in the future" for example. Let me give an example so that You (and mr Sebastian) might easily understand my point: If someone says: -"Buying X is a VERY bad business decision"! Then that means that You think that regardless of when or why You want to buy X, it is a VERY bad business decision. HOW EVER if You instead say: -"buying X is a very bad business decision, AT THIS POINT IN TIME". That OF COURSE means something quite completely different... I "ACTUALLY" believe that even Mr.Sebastian would understand, and agree with this. And I suspect that his statement was grounded in the fact that the expression is pointless in many contexts. But he should have predicated it, to saying that it's pointless when it is used in conversations that are explicitly or implicitly about something of immediate consequence. Because IN SUCH contexts the expression "At this point in time" is "ACTUALLY" just redundant, since it's already absolutely clear by the context. So now You know ;)