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@@kimngan5728 glad it was helpful! Enjoy the multiple backgrounds! 😊

Appreciate you! Hope the build goes well.

I believe the one slot shown (under the large heatsink) is a 5.0 slot. You can run a 5.0 in a 4.0 slot (like the two under the cover by where the gpu goes), but it will just run at 4.0 speed.

@@howtotyler Great. Thank you very much.

Glad to hear! Hope the build went well.

Awesome! Happy to hear that. Thanks for the comment!

Did you ever get this, I cannot get that screw to budge and really don’t want to break anything

There are two additional m.2 slots underneath the motherboard cover - it is where the GPU would cover up, for reference. Take those screws off and you will see the m.2 ports. Thanks for watching!

Appreciate you! Hope the build went well!

Thanks for watching!

Thank you! Really appreciate that, means a lot. Hope it helped!

@howtotyler I was looking for a video to send to less tech savvy sister🙂, and the algo recommended ones were terrible. I had to scroll down a few pages to find yours, but this was exactly the method I wanted to show her. Keep up the good work.👍

Of course! Thanks for watching, hope the build went well.

Yes, you can! In addition to the one shown in the video, there are two more m.2 slots. You need to remove the little cover that is just under where the GPU installs. Take those little screw out and there are two m.2 slots.

Yep! You remove the little cover just below where the GPU slots in and there are two additional m.2 drive slots there. Install the drives and put the cover back on, you're good to go!

I'm glad the video was able to help you, thanks for the kind words! Hope the rest of the build went well.

Glad it helped you out! Hope the build went well. Thanks for watching!

Appreciate you!!! Hope the build went well. Thanks for watching and commenting!

I feel that, but hey, they could save about 18 cents by not providing a good manual... I hope the build works out well, it will be worth it once it's up and running well! Thanks for watching.

@@howtotyler Thanks. I think I got incompatible memory, as long as I trust wht the MB POST LED indicates. Also, I have another type of "easy" connection for my nvme, it rotates instead of flips back. I should have made of video of it once I worked it out.

@@nustada It seems like these boards are pretty picky on RAM - I would try one stick in each of the slots, then add the second one until you can get it to post. I have ran into some really weird RAM issues building systems, sometimes just swapping the two sticks around does the trick as well. Good luck!

Glad to help! Definitely something that should have been in the manual. Hope the build went well!

Hah, I did the same, it took me a while to figure it out. Glad you got it, and hope the build went well!

@@howtotyler it's been awhile. I was getting confused a bit with the board layout trying to find where to plug everything. Had to pause so I could go and do dad duty stuff so I'll look up a manual for it!

@@xTheTamingx hey, dad duty is the important part! The front panel connections can be a bit of a pain, lots of tiny little wires, definitely not my favorite. Best of luck getting it up and going, I'm sure it will be awesome when you get it done! Cheers!

Hi there! There are two additional m.2 slots on the back of the motherboard for those drives. Install will be similar to the front one you see here - off the top of my head, I'm not sure if they use screws or these clips. If you want to install SATA drives, there are sata ports on the front of the board as well. You'll need a sata data cable and sata power from your power supply. Welcome to the PC community, we're happy to have you!

@@howtotyler thank you! I removed my GPU and found where the other NVMe SSD slots were. I just ordered one (: I was confused because I've seen other people use blockier looking hard drives and noticed my case does have a compartment for those in the back, but didn't know if I needed that or not.

@@adriefranco9332 Awesome! The "blockier" ssds are SATA drives, but you can definitely just use the nvme drives, they're very fast! Glad you got it all sorted out.

Thank you! Appreciate you watching and commenting, glad the video helped.

Sorry to hear the dots aren't coming up for you! Sometimes it takes 2-3 seconds before the dots appear, does the website/shortcut get highlighted when you hover over it? Hope we can get this working for you.

@@howtotyler it's highlighting but there are no dots never seen it do this before might be the new update they dont want you taking their suggestions off

@@GregoryAlanBaileygamereviews That's really interesting. I am on the latest Chrome version on W11 - you can drag them around to reorder them, can you delete one if you add another shortcut? Maybe you are at a minimum amount of shortcuts?

it won't let me it shows the red slash icon as I'm trying to drag it to reorder and doesn't allow it

@@GregoryAlanBaileygamereviews that is really interesting, I haven't seen that issue before. I would recommend trying to reset Chrome to default settings. I don't have a video on how to do that yet, but the steps are as followed - Click three dots in the top right corner Select Settings Select Reset settings Select Restore settings to their original defaults Select Reset setting After that, reboot Chrome and see if you are able to remove shortcuts. That's about the only solution I can think of at this point. I hope it works for you!!!

@@kartoffel467 thank you so much!!! You're my 100th subscriber, that's a great milestone for me. Really appreciate you! 🤜

It is super easy once you know how to do it! A 2 cent sticker showing the tab being opened would do a lot lol.

Appreciate you homi! 🤜 Thanks for watching and gassing me up, I hope the build went well. 😎

Glad to help! Hope your build goes well. Thanks for watching and commenting, appreciate you!

Glad to help! Hope the build goes well 😎

Sorry to hear that! Turning this option off shifts the video compute load to the CPU, off of the GPU. Are you running a lower-spec computer by chance? You can open task manager (ctrl+shift+esc) and see which part of the computer is hitting 100% utilization (or close to it) when it starts chugging. That would give you an indication of where the bottleneck is, at least. If the video stuttering issue is new, try clearing your cache/cookies, I've seen weird fragmented data from sites start to make video playback chug as well. Good luck, hopefully you can get things resolved! Let me know if you get it resolved.

What am I doing now?

You're welcome, thanks for watching! Glad it helped.

Well that sucks, but I am glad the rest of the build went smoothly! I would think the heatsink would retain the ssd fine either way, honestly.

Dang, glad you held onto it! I have been using it for a year now, it's been rock solid (knock on wood). Thanks for watching!

@@howtotyler thanks for the video bro, quick and right to the point 👍🏽 god bless

Awesome! Love hearing that. Hope the build goes well!!!

Yes, the heatsink goes on top of the drive.

Glad to help! Thanks for watching - hope the build went well!

Glad to help! Hope the build went well!

@@howtotyler even the digital manual leaves much to actually be desired. I just built mine - oof. I had one cable misplaced - it bypassed the "if fan" turn on - so it would turn on and hit thermal throttle. Haha - found the problem quick and thankfully have a good PC - however, can't have the 6000MT/s CL30 run stable at 6000 - due to the mobo, even though it's the rev 1.3 and the most stable BIOS update.

@@DedTru-l8g Have you tried enabling EXPO and trying to set it to 6000 that way? Tbh I have seen a few RAM kits that just aren't happy at their max rated speeds. You can try swapping RAM slots on the mobo and test staility that way, too. Hope you can get it figured out!

@@howtotyler yeah - did the one button EXPO, the low latency etc. I made sure to get ones the MOBO "should've" been happy with G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB 32GB (2x 16GB) DDR5 6000MHz C30 (hell, they were made in August). There's a massive reddit post about this DRAM issue and one bloke was testing a tone of variables, such as voltages etc and found that B1 and B2 most commonly were causing a fault. I am still running A2 and B2, just at 4800.

Don't feel stupid! It's not a super intuitive design, I have built a ton of computers and it had me stumped for a bit, that's why I made the video! Thanks for watching, and I hope the build goes well!