Windows XP 20th Anniversary All New PC Build

[@Endermanch]

Hey! Tech Tangents just uploaded an all new XP computer! That's a beefy boy, definitely ULTRAXP's big brother. Check it out!

[@bkcom1234]

Nice pc.

[@Idiot505Yes]

okay

[@onixgmd]

прикольный комп андрюха)) вспомнил детство

[@vonatok]

Both of you used a pentium 4, nice.

[@nogc_playz9465]

I have the same speakers as u do they the same time

[@marwanahmad2466]

I am a person who was not born on the early 2000s but I had a Windows xp computer, it was the first computer I have ever owned and seen. It was a family computer and I loved it, everything was seamless printer, games, PowerPoint, documents literally everything. Looking at this video gave me a sense of nostalgia. you, Michael MJD and tech tangents are the best. thank you guys, for the archives and sacrifices y'all made for these videos. Love it

[@AngryDavid808]

You and Michael MJD are the best retro computing youtubers I've followed for quite the time now. Thank you all for paying great homage to Windows XP.

[@DaPogLord]

Agreed

[@DeveloperOfficial]

I agree.

[@irridesu]

In addition, I also quite enjoy LGR. His unique style makes for some great videos.

[@fruitieplayys9125]

Agreed

[@jackandfamshorts]

I Know Right

[@techwin2]

omg so many Microsoft-branded products, that’s actually nostalgic!

[@ansambiz.]

i know, right?

[@janfgfdx5165]

i still have ball mouse from A4tech 100% working

[@duckfromthebackyard9921]

🦆

[@ImusingX]

@@duckfromthebackyard9921 ill be sure to

[@RoxGYT]

That was when Microsoft was actually good, it's just sad now

[@vishnumenon6541]

This is a trip down memory lane. I clearly remember the older Windows 2000 machine i had at the time had gone kaput (this was back in 2006). The build was replaced with was a Windows XP one. It too had a Pentium 4, but no graphics card and 512 mb RAM (later upgraded to 1 or 2 gigs iirc). That machine and Windows XP made me the tech-enthusisast i am now. Also some of the parts from this period last really long if well taken care of. The newer ones seem to be more fragile, ironically.

[@Cyber_Horse_Studios87]

28:03 Oh man… the sound of this machine starting up is one of the best custom build startups I’ve heard in a long time… 😌

[@driftyprince]

xp will always be special for millions of users, that was such a trip down memory lane! thank you

[@procta2343]

Funny thing is, i remember people were not keen on it, when it 1st came out. It really did hang around for ages, like windows NT4. We still ran XP at work right up till this time last year.

[@noway4040]

I love the passion and effort you put into building this PC! Great job!

[@platterjockey]

This build is so satisfying! I built my first computer 11 months after the launch of XP.

[@afnanmazumder6492]

I still have a Laptop from those Windows XP days that I don't use. Everything has gone such a long way

[@procta2343]

It has come a long way, when you put windows 10 against windows 2000 and windows XP, it makes you think of the windows 3.x and 9x era, going by how dated they are, compared to windows 10.

[@fretlessfender]

My hat is off to you dear sir! That was an excellent reproduction of all those things I did back than. I built a lot of XP computers in the past and it brought so many moments back that I allmost forgot... Thank you!

[@techwin2]

woooah that’s a lot of unsealed parts! Really excited, glad you’ve got it all - and thanks for the long description wow

[@danielakbari5637]

Perfect video! I cannot believe how much effort you put into this! I’m 17 and this brought back so many childhood memories, the simple times…

[@sridevij]

хорошее видео и тоже вызвало у меня много ностальгии. Я помню, как в детстве использовал windows xp :D

[@Susie6iscool]

COMRADE

[@errormark941]

У меня тоде

[@adamikos]

My friend is still using pc like this and everytime i go visit him, its so nostalgic

[@jacketpotato2058]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SUBTITLING YOUR VIDEOS it’s really good for people who struggle to follow audio or are deaf

[@brunnocosta5800]

You won a new fan from Brazil. You made an amazing job assembling your "Time Machine". Congratulations, comrade!

[@zolja95]

so much nostalgia... still have a working pc with similar components although it wasnt turned on in quite some time... i remember it had pentium 4 2.6 ghz, radeon 9550 and 2gb of ram. i remember playing crysis on it. actually ran pretty nice (on lowest settings of course) and i was pretty happy with it considering crysis can melt even some of the modern pc's

[@arokh72]

KZbin algorithm sent me here, and I'm glad it did. I didn't get XP right away, and stuck with 98 till I upgraded in 2003. At that time I was rocking an AMD Athlon 64, and and Nvidia FX 5500, all with a massive 2GB RAM haha, as my XP machine.

[@sheepy0125]

thank you so much for writing subtitles for this video! i very much appreciate the 2 days it took you to write them :)

[@sheepy0125]

33:04 thanks for the warning

[@Amonny]

I watched so many ''Windows XP computer build'' videos but this one is by far the best one. Congratz!!! I felt like a teenager again.

[@sawleyram7405]

I always struggled with wireless networks on Windows XP and never really understood why. The message "please wait while Windows connects to the "xxx" network" is engrained into my mind.

[@procta2343]

I think Wireless was still in its early days when XP was out, dialup was still around then.

[@sawleyram7405]

​@@procta2343 I actually used dialup from 1999 to 2008! Bit of a late convert to broadband, but was using XP until about 2006/07. I'd have problems connecting to other people's Wi-Fi networks or (when at home) setting up an ad-hoc network to transfer files. It just always seemed to be pain in the ar*e to use!

[@rozwer]

что то есть в старых компах, я когда приезжаю к деду, и сажусь за его старый комп, всегда как то спокойно становится

[@aas11476ng]

Я на 775 сижу, никуда не слезу. Дешево и сердито. Для инета и игр хватает. Ностальгии - полнын штаны

[@rektpotato8720]

@@aas11476ng775 вечен

[@gradlex]

Просмотрел на одном дыхании. Хочу сказать, что ты чертовски крут.

[@fart1234.]

" I looked through it in one breath. I just want to tell you that you are pretty damn cool." what did you say?

[@jazzruran]

@@fart1234. I am also Russian, he said that the author is very cool. translated with google translator

[@gosth81]

@@fart1234. ya Joako, túmbate el rollo

[@tauon_]

@Bárt Brokovník i think he meant he translated what he said in russian to english

[@tauon_]

@Bárt Brokovník because he is i guess

[@matticolo]

Awesome video! I love how the complete computer looks, it’s just so nostalgic and cool.

[@carbonfiber4666]

Я такую ностальгию сейчас словила. Прям аж на слезу в какой-то степени пробивает. По части из-за того, что тогда я была мелким беззаботным ребенком, который бежал со школы домой и садился за компьютер... Спасибо за такое возвращение в детство) А сама сборка выглядит очень солидно и красиво, имхо, даже красивее нынешних ргб сборок... И кстати, неужели 4 Пентиум реально поддерживает блин 11 винду?? И ненужный факт: у меня крч моё нынешнее железо стоит в системнике из 2005 года, и там до сих пор у меня остались флоппи и двд приводы, хотя мне их даже присоединять некуда, ахаха Надеюсь, что комменты на русском тут не осуждаются

[@PODCastFX]

Google add translate button for other languages like russian im happy about that

[@moduledd]

ккбы enderman из россии ок?

[@carbonfiber4666]

@@moduledd я и без тебя это знаю. Он ещё мой земляк, ок? У него контент на английском, он с комьюнити своём говорит на английском Соответственно, может и не особо жаловать комменты на русском

[@GH1TRV]

Этот ролик ОБЯЗАН набрать 1 миллион просмотров! Проделана просто титантческая работа!!!

[@kubixon1352]

Wth?

[@GH1TRV]

@@kubixon1352 ??

[@dolce_st]

The moment when you clean up the thermal paste is very satisfying ngl

[@deadair32101]

never seen someone use gas to clean off thermal paste before lol

[@Reachforitify]

Brought XP Pro on Release day and used it in all my builds until I got sick of upgrading a box and went to a Laptop with Windows 7 in 2010. Very fond memories of both XP and 7. Thanks for a great video mate.

[@JFD62780]

1:50 - I saw his vid a full day before I noticed yours in my main (read: NON-subscribed) feed. I then forced your vid to register in my History feed so I could watch it days later. And so far, I'm enjoying every minute of it! You're frankly the best Russian 'import' since Yakov Smirnov! :D *EDIT:* 10:00 - (sees captions) Sturdy. Not 'stirty'. >;) 7:50 - "The compound is so dry, I can draw on it!" 14:21 - You, my friend, have taste! I dug deep in my garage storage to dig out a tube I bought mid-20teens, just to upgrade the Ryzen CPU in my current Lenovo build from 4 cores to 8! :D 16:38 - Enderman: "Hey, it booted! Yes! Yes! ...Yes!" YTCaptions: [Happy ape noises] 36:29 - Unscathed. Not 'unscaved'. >;) 42:48 - "Information obtained during this call may be accessed by Microsoft subsidiaries, subsidiaries, and service providers located around the world." Thanks, Google Translate! XD

[@RiveraYoshibawastaken]

1:38 missed opportunity to put Keemstar screaming

[@kidninjaa]

This is the most nostalgic and the bestest build I've ever seen in my life..

[@pedrofish2099]

The sound of the pc turning on... this is BEAUTIFUL

[@cptcrogge]

Well done! I remember the time when I actually bought similiar parts like 20 years ago x.x The Radeon 9550 is a little slow for newer games like Half Life 2, the Radeon 9600 Pro had more juice and came as a 256MB version as well. I recommend a Sound Blaster for proper audio in DOS games, any cheap card will do because they are all able to emulate a SB16. Consider using a PATA (IDE) SSD, it might be not immersive but it will be much faster and more reliable than those HDDs.

[@pessoaanonima6345]

Use a sata ssd if you decide to use ssds and if the motherboard supports, pata are rarer and slower

[@gdyairifx]

Andrew said that it will not be gaming, just nostalgia

[@cptcrogge]

@@pessoaanonima6345 Old boards don't have any SATA ports, SATA (in IDE mode) is of course the best option for SSDs if you want to run an old OS like Win98.

[@amirpourghoureiyan1637]

Windows cut the DOS features in XP, latest DOSbox builds still support XP and 9x and will be easier to get sound working. As for an SSD, it's not advisable considering there's no trim support - few SSDs have provisions for this but they're out there (Samsung comes to mind, works with a bridge adapter), an SSHD gets around this as the flash is just for caching and ends up being a lot cheaper per GB.

[@pessoaanonima6345]

@@amirpourghoureiyan1637 NTVDM exists, but Dosbox is much better.

[@collegemathematics6698]

OMG that starting peb. Released a bunch of emotions in me.

[@MalwarePad]

Back when Microsoft made an actually good os 🙏

[@Berkin402]

MalwarePad 🤣

[@MalwarePad]

@@Berkin402 yup i liked this name so there it is

[@slowcuber_aze]

Windows 7 is also awesome os.

[@tj71520]

@@slowcuber_aze it was... untill all the post windows 10 microsoft spyware updates that it got... after windows 10, microsoft destroyed windows 7, windows 8, windows 8.1 & windows vista with "security updates" that also contained massive spyware stuff like the stuff we get in windows 10 and now windows 11.. as far as I can tell, windows xp was not affected

[@slowcuber_aze]

@@tj71520 Windows 7, 10, xp are best for me. Anyways, I can just install any unofficial comfortable build of Windows 10 without spying and etc etc. Sorry for bad English. I am just 12 y.o.Russian guy.

[@vasekcz230]

Broo. I had the same motherboard and procesor in my windows xp computer!❤ (You are from Russia?🤔)

[@osgrov]

Beautiful video, I loved it. It's easy to tell you did this out of passion and not as a meme thing. :) Looking forwards to more videos featuring this PC!

[@scienceguy4583]

3:00 That gave me nostalgia… I remember my mom showing me a Windows XP back in 2006. That is what got my interest in computers and technology.

[@techdetected9357]

17:30 i olso have that hard drive around and i know it looks good bro

[@Jcvlasmesas]

I built my first computer back in 2005, I still have most of the parts but the motherboard died years ago. I still remember and will always remember the Windows XP boot screen appearing in my display, it was the most exciting thing ever.

[@fyretnt]

My desktop has an extremely similar case to the one used! It’s actually a pretty nice case. mines a bit different cause mine is a lot more flat on the front and has less io, and the fan grill on the side is smaller, but still same vibe

[@theinfinity4648]

This pc is 10 times better than my best pc

[@boomy.wis1]

Can you believe It? Windows 10 is already old. Almost 7 years, I remember in 2015(in october) I got a Dell All-In One Computer with Windows 10, time flies huh?

[@skepbf]

48:05 The closest we can get to a face reveal...

[@bardthenascarfanaticdragon]

Your voice is pretty great. It reminds me of Sputnik from Space Buddies.

[@iklar2058]

По говору слышно, что наш человек!) Видос просто топ! Спасибо)

[@djedgenryusai]

I remember the childhood , Windows XP and so many games on the desktop ( Gta San Andreas , Warcraft , Max Payne , Stronghold , Zuma ) i literally wanna cry whenever i remember those days , i wish i could go back :(

[@Sadokiyo]

"I dOn`T kNoW wHaT iS M O L E X" This is not possible for me who is 15yr old and had a 16yr old pc

[@aas11476ng]

Hah im 14 my pc's 16

[@TheMemeManFromYourDreams]

Bro my birthday is on October 25! What a coincidence!

[@daniaviles]

Great video, What is the Mario PC version shown at the beginning of the video?

[@Endermanch]

It's Mario Maker 2 for Nintendo Switch. You can run it through Yuzu

[@dotxyn]

13:40 Try flipping the PSU with the fan at the bottom intaking from the middle of the PC. This way is an old ATX standard. Entertaining video my friend. Hope the system is still kicking!

[@yzzxan2]

i watched this video 4 times no skipping.

[@pupuboyXXIV]

I was 1 year old when xp came out and at 7 I was playing games on it. Will always cherish XP, and this seems like such a cool idea for regular people to do. Thinking about it now, I probably still have a pentium 4 somewhere

[@m2crocat]

Эх, ностальгия!

[@NoxturnalMusic]

My health teacher still uses ViewSonic as a projector. Some of my teachers still use Windows 7 or Vista. I once had an art teacher with a Windows XP, but it was never used as far as I knew.

[@vasekcz230]

How you installed portal?

[@Cyan476]

i can even belive you are building a pc back from the 2000's you're so cool dude!

[@Mtg2]

“I’m not a gamer”.. literally has a game character from Minecraft as a pfp

[@dumbassgami]

@@Mtg2 casual gaming or having a video game pfp doesn't qualify you as a gamer

[@CheizzanfueL]

Tommorow is XP Day !

[@TheAkeno]

great video, i'm feeling the good old times ^^

[@rkan2]

I approve of the Microsoft Flight Simulator and Ergotron monitor mount :P

[@elving.1058]

Also die Fingernägel würde ich mir mal schneiden

[@ChrisBlackTV]

19:57 is that an LG washing machine playing the "finished washing" music in the background? 😃

[@qwertNickqwert]

Как только увидел плинтус, сразу всё понял))

[@romeofoxtrot]

“Chonky parts”. Lost it right there. But seriously, what a fantastic little project. Bravo.

[@SirensOfNC]

8:16 A S M R

[@dierkrieger]

You bring back memories, great build. Those old school key boards were built like tanks and worked awesome, that's why they are making a comback.

[@colinelips2061]

You from Russia?

[@Robloxboydominikfrankow]

@@colinelips2061 yes

[@Robloxboydominikfrankow]

Yes this is

[@dprk_chollima]

No

[@thegamingchannel7110]

​@@dprk_chollimahe is russian

[@buttonastick6521]

@@colinelips2061 not cool bro not cool. That's disrespectful why would you ask such a question

[@samitechcookie9758]

I remember, back in 2008 or so I opened multiple windows of "Santa Claus in trouble...again" and it filled up the 1GB DDR2 RAM quickly, the PC got hung xD I also liked to install "PC tuning tools". Good job for building this timeless buddy, mate!

[@ghostnoise1711]

2 гига к четвёртому пню - как-то многовато. Даже в 2007 году многие люди с Core 2 Duo ставили один гиг памяти.

[@A380-MAX]

39:38 now thats some music to eXPrience

[@sergo12k3]

When will you start speaking Russian

[@kEINZDA]

​@@jakublajda7434your grammar is even worse

[@Annielogue_YT]

What

[@Ps4-v4s]

He will not

[@WinUpgrade]

Well..for Video on Daniel Myslivets channel Enderman(Andrew) recorded a video message on russian where he described about him windows 10 met history​@@Ps4-v4s

[@fs2f]

Он не будет на нем разговаривать. Его комьюнити говорит по английски.

[@olivesouch6423]

10:32 You had one job, ATI.

[@daguestlol]

If you only would see my computer that i built with my grandparents parts and a sealed copy of windows 98. It's such an beast lol.

[@luvbits]

man those bratz speakers are a banger fr

[@UltraPoyoColt]

This is awesome! I love tech stuff like this, espically to commerate windows Xp’s 20th anniversary! Great work.

[@sleepyseen_alt]

Hey, that was my speaker too! When my grandfather buy it for his windows xp computer

[@bertnijhof5413]

Since June 2019 I use the same type of PC for ~1 hour/week as backup server: It is build from the remains of a 2003 HP D530 SFF. It has a Pentium 4 HT (1C2T; 3.0GHz); 2GB DDR (400MHz) and 4 left-over HDDs in total 1.21TB (2x IDE 3.5" and 2x SATA-1 2.5"). The case is a Compaq Evo Tower with a Win 98SE activation sticker; a 3.5" Floppy Drive; a CD-RW and a DVD-ROM, but those are not connected. The xTech power-supply (600W; DOP800=$16) is new with the following plugs; 24-pin; 4-pin; 2x SATA and 2x Molex. It runs FreeBSD 13.0 on OpenZFS 2.0. It is connected by the external world by a Power and Ethernet cable and it is controlled from my desktop by XRDP (The X-version of Windows Remote Desktop Protocol) and the transfer of the incremental backup is based on OpenZFS "send | ssh receive". The transfer reaches 200 Mbps of 1Gbps due to a ~95% load on one CPU thread. The system ages ~1 week in a year (~52 hours/year) , so it should last a long time :) By the way I also use Windows XP Home a couple of times/week to play the wma copies of my LPs/CDs with WoW and TrueBass effects. That Windows XP is installed and activated in a Virtualbox VM on March 2010 and it survived 3 desktops and 4 CPUs :) :)

[@Montillano-gf5ud]

You make my day! I have that exact motherboard, but mine came from a dumpster in 2019, when I rescued it from an atrocious future. Obviously my mobo works fine with a P4 3.0Ghz. Greetings from Spain.

[@davidnunes7908]

nothing beats the nostalgia of listening those drives spinning up XD ty for the trip down memory lane!

[@CrxzyTheCreator]

Bro I watched this vid like 3-4times I like this vid so much!

[@unnamedchannel1237]

Childhood memories of xp? This was when I was starting out in my IT job at 28

[@fleutzwp]

Hey Andrew! You is the best power user/developer ever. I love u :3

[@Sanctimoniously]

Great video and build! I've been really itching to build a 2000/XP machine for a long time myself, and Socket 478 Pentium 4 HT and an AGP video card has been the basis for what I want to do myself, even though Socket 775 Core-series boards with PCI Express video cards are a lot easier to find.

[@jungkookslefttoenail]

We had a WinXP desktop sitting just below the stairs. Cousins older than me used to use it quite often (most likely for research and printing) before the younger ones like us could touch it. Was probably bought around 2003 or something, I don't know. Man, the memories I had just browsing through Encarta and thoroughly enjoying the instruments section thing (you can click on them and sound clips of the instruments will play iirc), playing probably a pirated PC port of Super Mario Bros (that you need to close via keyboard shortcuts because that thing's in full screen and won't even budge) and playing an obsolete Winnie the Pooh coloring game for hours just rush back whenever I stumble across WinXP related stuff. That computer was given away to the neighbors quite some time ago, but as of late it isn't working anymore. Thank you for the nostalgia Enderman, truly made my day.

[@cokeunity5652]

15:39 *PERFECT DROP!* 25:12 *PERFECT CUT!*

[@Turgineer]

Good work, finding computer parts this old must not have been easy.

[@ElieGuillerand]

I love LGR old stuff and seeing other people building old pc is great

[@yukinagato1573]

One rare great build that uses the Northwood Pentium 4 instead Prescott. Great work!

[@ianisdiaconescu2530]

You maked a new friend from Romania .so nice to build this "Time Machine":)

[@itszeh2643]

Good job making it, you did a good job! Enjoy your brand new Windows XP Computer!

[@autumn64fromdeltarunechapter3]

good on you KZbin, for recommending this to me *one day* after the 21st anniversary

[@clintthompson4100]

That old Ultra Case was nice. I have one that I got lucky and found one at a Good Will in my area in its box for only $10 and it looks similar to the Antec SB 1040 case but with just one less 5.25 drive bay. Great video and Great Build. Have a good one.

[@jasmijndekkers]

Nice build and great content. Keep up the good job! Greetings from Steven from the Netherlands

[@IzumiChino]

My first computer's system is Windows XP , and all things are very old,I use it until 2019 and then because of my study,I bought a new one but that blue sky with green grassland is unforgetable.

[@adamtheminecrafter7877]

Great vid! How much did you pay total for all of these parts?

[@brancu5448]

That thermal conductive paste from the arctic is more expensive than any pc. I like what you do continues like this

[@Lumi_na_Lumi]

34:23 my man! I have one of these in black for my all-in-one old pc and they're good as always

[@Mybreadwasburnttoachrisp]

1 hour and 3 minutes of enderman building a pc to fall asleep too

[@nyamuknging3531]

having that time was heaven bro...