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what's up guys Jase $0.02 here and I promise today's video is going to make you cringe so get that dislike ready or maybe that like if you just like us to go out there and debunk stuff but we are going to build an entire computer using all of the methods people tell you not to do just because we can afford to absorb the cost in case it goes wrong in case you've ever wondered what happens if you do the things people tell you not to do we're gonna find out what happens when you do all of them build from NZXT let's buyers customize their gaming experience based on their desired FPS goals in today's most popular game titles choose a game you want to play set a budget and build will recommend the best parts for your build want to get gaming faster then choose blitz mode and order before 11 a.m. Pacific time in your order will be built tested and shipped same day to learn more about NZXT spilled follow the link in the description below now one of the first things people will tell you not to do is build on carpet we rolled out the red carpet literally we need a case and for that we want with the NZXT h 500 i where's my knife the H 500 I is actually the replacement to the very popular and inexpensive s 340 which is a chassis I've really enjoyed but NZXT has sort of moved to this entire H I series and they're intelligent cases they link with their cam software they allow you to control things like fan speed based on chassis temperatures and we chose V white and black one I just you can never go wrong with white and black stormtrooper look it's classy has nothing do it the fact that my car is white and black but maybe just a little bit and as you can see it has a window and not only is it a window it's tempered glass so at the price point that we're at not bad at all so it's got one exhaust fan on the top one exhaust fan in the back and then of course it brings an air through the front and a big opening right here on the bottom and the sides why are channeling built in controller right there for your lighting and your fans obviously because this baby right here actually lights up and I actually had a hard time coming up with my own list of things not to do because I guess my best practices have been in effect for so long I reached out to Twitter to see what are the biggest don't do this that you've seen passed around the internet so we'll start things off here with Zachary he says don't touch anything without an anti-static wristband not only are we building on carpet I'm not wearing a wristband and unlike another famous little youtuber I don't wear them around my ankles either that one or that one I feel like I'm peeing on a hydrant we'll go with an EVGA X $2.99 micro we'll do that because this allows us to use one of the most useless CPUs ever that's seventy seven forty X which is one of my particular don't do this one of the things I've also seen people say not to do was don't place your components on top of the anti-static bag because everyone seems to believe that the static cage that this bag actually is is designed to only protect static from the inside not the outside well I don't guess we're gonna find out right now aren't we also to treat everything like it's made of delicate glass and then with that I would agree treat it is delicately so my computer buildings so easy the only thing I would agree that you should be delicate with though is actually the socket if you want others use the socket is fairly delicate there's a lot of pins in there in fact this one I believe there's 206 or 200 mm and 66 of them I believe 2066 socket we need glue in our CPUs now the boards directly on the carpet like that ow I pinched my finger now I swear to God there is a scientific ish purpose to this video emphasis on the ish but we've never been known to be exactly the most scientific Allah round here anyway and that's okay you know why that's okay we do the things he shouldn't do to show you why you shouldn't do them but usually then the day it works but we still say you shouldn't do them but I've never actually done this that's why I'm doing it now we need to actually flip these fans around we don't want these exhausting air no we want all of the airs to go inside of our case so we are putting every single fan maybe we should do every fan as an exhaust so now we're like literally pulling everything into the cracks events I put it in the wrong hole story of my life now I would like to point out that I am touching so many components right now I am touching solder x' I am touching traces hello the traces are usually coated on the motherboard to protect them I am NOT being delicate with this that like that delete it delete it it's K&K and dancing no no this Paris why the 1600 wow we're new wires but you don't want all the wires behind the computer where you can't see them because you want to make sure they're all plugged in so although NZXT provides all of this amazing wire channeling that is not what we want so make sure to shove them all forward that way you know they're there we need a cooler for this one here I'm gonna go ahead and use my fractal design s 24 if you guys can't tell this is kind of my baked in aged 500 I review at the same time because I like to review cases in a real world format and let's just say this bill doesn't get any more real than his today we don't want this bringing in that dirty nasty air from outside hmm not what we want we want it bringing all the dirty nasty air outside so that's why we're using our brain on this build you just have a nickname because you're like one of those cool guys it's like I have a nickname yeah like J but when it doesn't start to thread just make sure you push it even harder and then it will start see just like that no my brain is telling me like like mice my wire management senses are like big things like metal gear when someone starts to detect chink like why did I just touch why did I what is the sound again sites like chink I'm not calling anyone that pees now we need thermal paste should say the methods we use around here tend to get hit a little bit with my pinky yeah so here's how we're gonna do it today we are going to spread it around with our finger now you see how it's getting on the little cage there that's probably I don't think that's no I think that's flying no I don't want to actually ruin the hardware Phil this is not a cheap computer 99% the right way 3% the lazy way up at 102 percent endeavor bill so I want to place this the other way that's ok we don't need to I mean the thermal paste is already on there we can just reuse it right so like air can get trapped in there and make a bad seal make sure to tighten these down going around and not a crisscross pattern instead of going down straight we wanted to just sort of roll and smoosh onto there like that yes I have to consciously think about how to do this wrong time for memory now we don't have a lot of different kind of memory around here but we've got we've got some choices here those are empty boxes that we can use now there's a method that I like to use here everything you know is a lie they want you to think you should match all of your sticks and to that I say nice so we're gonna be putting in a single stick of this white RGB vengeance memory that's actually not labeled how fast it is now we are gonna use this 2,400 megabyte megahertz for gig stick just to the left of it because this is a this is a ballast stick when the right stick gets overused it'll use the left stick first g-scale flare ex this is actually an 8 gigabyte 3200 stick optimized for Rison now here's the thing intel's jealous of verizon so we need to make sure that we actually get that some of that risin and speed in there so we're gonna stick this one over here now for the last stick I'm gonna go with this one right here this is the ddr4 predator now the reason why I'm using the predator is not because of you know get through the chop move or anything like that it's because America uses the Predator drone and I not like America so remember the American flag flies highest now as I put away all this RAM you might have noticed that I was doing this with the pins I don't let people fool you they will tell you that you shouldn't touch the pins because oils and stuff could affect the pins these are these are gold plated pins to that my response is actually you want to put oil zall over it that way it slides in and out of the slot easier so next we should do power supply now this is always a point of controversy your you always hear people say don't use too big of a power supply because it never goes under load and all these problems it's kind of like a dong is there really such thing as being too big I wouldn't know but when it comes to power supplies 1600 is the only way to go for a build like this Wow how did I hope I never open this look at this oh that's heavy now Platinum it's an overrated metal in my opinion reminds me of catalytic converters so that's why we are using the gold because we like to have what we call the gold standard around here I'm gonna go ahead and pre wire this power supply it is there's no way I'll get those plugs actually plug in once it's in there because this power supply is obviously too big it does have its own proprietary power cable the part that goes into the power supply as you can see is not standard the internet will also tell you don't put your fan face up on your power supply okay that's bad oh wow that barely fit Roarke no the internet would tell you not to route all your cables and in the main compartment of the case because it will block air flow you know what these just pop in there so I think we can even just turn this this way haha yes and 60 has thought of everything alright the only thing left to do here is to install our graphics card now I don't like to put it in the uppermost lot because that's awfully close to the CPU well I just like bent this I'm a USB 3.0 let's check that so that you don't lose your cables you want to keep these where you can usually find them I'll forget that I put them there and then I'll be like where did I put those cables now I will always know that they are in here this baby's ready to rock and roll and play some for tonight that's what a computer looks like when you build it by doing all the things the internet tells you not to do but we're not done we need to see does this baby right here post turned on and it turned off immediately okay that's normal for EVGA boards though actually they always turn on turn off in the turn back on I asked kingpin about that once he said it charges the caps oh it turned off again okay it's posting oh my god it worked well I just said skip and I didn't goes okay there we go CP is currently running at 36 C 37 c it's running at 4.5 gigahertz overclock why is it overclocked it was like why not we'll do a Cinebench run here first monitor our temperatures things are currently idling right now in the 20s right there on our seventy seven forty X Oh temperatures are sitting in the 50s 50 60 on the package 55 on the core so I'm gonna do some Metro last light because I still am a huge fan of how much heat that can can actually generate it's sitting at 69 c 99 percent utilization hundred utilization now and it bounces between 1860 1835 all the way up to 1936 depending on the scene this graphics card in a standard case we usually sit at about 70 to 72 anyway when it gets completely heat soaked and saturated it just dropped from 69 to 68 and we've been running Metro last light now for a few loops and it just simply doesn't care in fact the fans have not even ramped up so the bottom line here guys is is not to say this is okay it's to say that you're not going to destroy your build or wreck your components or whatever the internet will try and have you believe especially if you're a first-time builder I've get so many messages from people that are just terrified to build their own computer because they go to places like Reddit and various forums and they see these these fear mongers that are out there you can't do this you can't do you're gonna ruin your computer sure these are not best practices we do not recommend or advocate for this type of build procedure slamming stuff around touching things and just being willy-nilly about it the point of this video was to show you that it is not easy to damage / break or even eff up your build I thought it was gonna be worse than this quite honestly so get out there build your computers get hands-on take the pride of saying I built it and just don't do what we did but obviously you could see even if you do you're not going to ruin it guys we've done plenty of builds in the past where we showed tutorials on how to build it best practices and stuff so stick around the channel subscribe if you're new and you can just go to our channel look up tutorial or how to build a computer and you will find those tutorials we've got more coming in the future especially with new hardware launches we'll talk about that also too if you guys want to support with t-shirt purchases you can get these link is in the description below and don't forget I do have a pretty epic giveaway that I'm doing both with Kyle over at bit wit were giving away a computer that he built during man vs. build and I've also got my own giveaway going on with components to get your next build or upgrade off on the right foot just don't build it like we did here alright guys thanks for watching and as always we will see you in the next one