Dude, this is wild to see after coming across that HWPC in the warehouse back then. Props for actually finding a way to cram all of that tech into the cramped lil thing, I know how hard these are to work with. And the additional monitors, subwoofer, pads and other additions are fantastic. As mentioned over email last year, I'm really glad that Hot Wheels PC ended up finding a home, these goofy things deserve to live a new life 👍 Also what the heck, Dallas Computer Works closed? That's a shame, it was a neat little shop to visit.
Thank you, LGR. I really appreciate the kind words, and letting me use your footage. It really helped set the mood and give a glimpse of computer reset! I wasn't planning on making a video at the time, so I didn't film my adventure.
Just looked at your store.... Your work is amazing! If I ever get back into controller games, I'm going straight to your online shop and throwing money around!
every time I thought it couldn't get better, it got better. The commitment to the bit, keeping the floppy drive in the system, the head gasket failure. Splendid
I was audibly cackling when you broke out the subwoofer!!! You definitely did the Hot Wheels PC justice with this and made it even cooler than it appeared in the old photos I've seen of it. Also loved all the little extra visual gags you threw in throughout the video. Great vid!!
i dont think that was a fuck you to linus, more the people who think just because one UA-camr whos channel is big enough to need a whole company behind it is willing to pay 5k that everyone would, even he said it was way too much in his video about the pc, also if he had a problem with LTT he wouldn't have tried to contact LTT himself to sell it to them.
I'll be honest, I wasn't sold on the idea until you showed that the setup was compatible with the orange Hot Wheels tracks at 16:46 . I'm tired of all these new-fangled RBG having PCs that don't have the proper compatibility with classic tech.
You are so good at storytelling and explaining things! Watched every second of this video and would gladly have watched more. Can’t wait to see what else you have coming up!
Helping with "stupid" stuff like this is exactly why Micro Center might be the best place to do computer and parts shopping. That also includes the footage shot outside the store.
i like how after the gamecube joycon video he made, painting isnt set as this big deal as he gets more and more comfortable with it, eventually turning into the mastery of "and after a little bit of painting" with only mere seconds of painting footage shown displays true mastery and comfortability with painting, very nice detail.
@@ShankMods @tonytech sorry to piggyback off your comment but @Shank Mods I can't believe how user friendly the case seems once you get it open. Everything is on nice slide out trays and super compartmentalized. I know there isn't a ton of room inside but the case's construction reminds me of these old military trucks. You'd open a "door" near the grille of the truck and the engine could slide outward exactly like the case chassis. At least the case isn't something you have to squeeze your hands into to get everything done! Great build, thank you!
@@ShankMods @TonyTech Sorry Im Stealing This Comment Like @Paul Manton Did (No hard feelings Paul), but how are you so good at this, shank? I Love Your GameCube JoyCons, But I Can’t Even Insert An SD Card Into My WiiU The Right Way! If You Started A Company Making Your GameCube Portables & Stuff, I’d Love To See Them! I Aspire To Be A Modder Like You When I’m Not An Autistic 11 Year Old Who’s Head Is Make Of Turnips.
Yo wassup Chris, never expected to see you here. I really like your WDY animatic. I really liked Corrupted data. 👍 10/10. Also your FNF mods are AMAZING. Another 10/10. 👏👏👏 Round of applause for you. (also I probably used way too many emojis 🗿🗿🗿)
It truly doesn’t get better than playing Minecraft on 9 CRT monitors, does it? I was cackling for the last five minutes or so of the video, I love ridiculous projects like this I’m looking forward to the next one!
I can't believe that a store like Micro Center actually paid you thousands of dollars for this idea. And all you have to do is give them a shoutout? That's the best deal ever!
I had no idea there were still any major computer retailers left. This is the first time I have heard of Micro Center. You breathed life into me with this information bro!
@@LamoidZombieDog If you're going by base prices, sure. But Microcenter has sales VERY frequently. Back when it was still new, I got a laptop with a 1060, i5 8300h, 16GB RAM, SSD and HDD for a grand. Everywhere else they were $1200+. Their own brand of SSDs are always on sale too and very reliable.
@@DamorahTalset I actually use one of their brand of SSd's in 2TB form and while it's not the BEST it's been very consistent and was one of the cheapest 2 TB m.2 ssd's that isn't obvious trash.
This is one seriously kick butt project. Might be the coolest PC thing I've ever seen. The icing on top of the whole video is you knowing that tick white smoke out of an exhaust is a sign of a blown head gasket
I have never laughed as hard as when the build went from, sleeper PC, to full out subwoofer system, 9 monitor setup and giving the case rims and a spoiler, well done sir, i salute your hard work.
This PC is SOOO over the top and ridiculous, and I love it! Hot Wheels was my childhood, as were CRT monitors. Unfortunately, I did not have the money for a PC like that. 10 out of 10 for creativity and sheer hilarity.
This is one of the best videos I watched this year on youtube. Not only about the tech and computers only, but channels in genereal, all the work itself. It's lovely to see someone so dedicated to even the smaller details about his projects. Thank you, I never had a Hotwheels PC but I saw many ads of it throught childhood. Knew a classmate who had one.
wow i was smiling ear to ear watching this. The comedic timing in impeccable and your ability to blow everything out of proportion is fantastic. Great job and i hope to see more.
Thank you, I really appreciate it. I spend so much time on these videos, and it really means a lot hearing such nice comments. Helps keep me motivated :)
It’s pretty cool that nowadays, we have actually ironed out the kinks with small form factor boards and PC’s. The hot wheels and Barbie computers were good examples of how unprepared the 90’s folks were for machines of that type. Honestly think that the first true useable small form factor computer was the Mac Mini, and since then most small form factor boards have continued that square design with huge improvements to functionality, added integration, and cooling solutions. Also nice to see you use the shucking method too! I’ve done that to get larger drives for my computers. I gutted a 8TB portable drive to put into my main rig with its other hard drives. Now I have 17.5 TB but one day I hope to boost that to 25.5TB one day.
so wild. this dude just made the Magnum Opus of vintage hot wheels PCs, even if it has its cons, it can run modern games with minimal problems! too cool
I’ve always wanted to get into building oddball PC rigs like that but I unfortunately lack the money to even buy a remotely ok PC build. But this video filled my void and dream, you did a kickass job!
The amount of time, effort, planning and execution that must've been put into this project is just unfathomable to me. Insane build and I actually giggled when you pulled up in the pink cars. Amazing work. Well deserved sub and looking forward for more.
These computers couldn't have fallen into any better pair of hands, such love, passion and finesse was executed while you made the builds! Very awesome, great work!
T_T this is so cool, dude. I had the FULL set - PC, speakers, CRT, keyboard and mouse, disc folio, wheel and pedals! Really bummed in hindsight that we didn't keep it. I shall live vicariously through you.
I remember seeing these in Walmart years ago. My thoughts were "Cool looking, but I bet the performance is mediocre at best." Unbelievable to see these max builds in these cases.
imagine going to your friends house, see his gaming rig, and proceeds to run DOOM at max settings with RTX all the while hes using a computer that looks like it came out of the 1990s
Every time I think I couldn't love MicroCenter any more, they make something awesome like this happen! Excellent marketing, awesome video! And I just found out there's one in my area... so guess what my new weekend plans are!
When you played HotWheels Unleashed with the wheel, I absolutely lost it. I was switching between hysterical laughter and genuine admiration for the entire video. This is the best video I've seen on this disgraceful website for such a long time. BRAVO
I don't know why this video showed up in my recommendations, but I'm glad I watched it. I've never been physically intimidated by a PC build before but when I saw smoke coming out of that exhaust pipe I felt something in my soul shiver. You're a goddamn mad man and I love it. +1 sub
@@pg13snipez well I meant like building a custom pc with modern parts off the shelf, if your old pc is a normal pc and it dosnt have liquid cooling or a pelter id imagine its a leaking capacitor but i cant be too sure
@@pg13snipez i suggest just going full off the shelf. as the start of this video said, old pc cases just weren't built for the high temps components can get up to now.
Such a cool idea for a sponsor. I know it's for PR, but Microcenter really did save this eh Edit: I hope LTT sees this, and brings this series to a happy end. A Hotweels sleeper with a 3090 would be *insane*.
17:50 .. ok that you even made a Nvidia Surround with CRT monitors is EPIC. I laught to hard with the crazy things you did in this video... can't wait for Linus to join this Hotwheels Party ! 😂🤣
oh my god that was amazing. I have always wanted to do this with one of the last gen SGI machines, but even to this day, SGIs are still fairly expensive, but they had the design going for them long before standard PCs grew out of their grey and beige stage. an original O2 would be a challenge, but one of their last gen PCs might be a bit easier to do if you ever feel up to it.
I enjoyed this way more than I expected! Whenever someone says "buyer's remorse" I always think back to the Hot Wheels PC I bought for my son when they were new. Vile thing couldn't even handle the games that came with it. Sold it and built him a real pc. Kinda sucks that they are becoming collectable now. BTW: Love the "Mythbusters" level of excess!
Dear god, I’m not even into pc builds but this is the greatest thing ever. Every time I think it’s over and you can’t go higher this man smashes it out the god damn park, the PC is such an abomination I love it. Great work man, genuinely one of the most funny and entertaining videos I’ve seen in a long, long time.
I remember working on several of these monstrosities back in the day as a younger IT professional. Mad props for what you accomplished with these antiques.
Also knowing that about the CRT supremmacy is encouraging: my own dream PC is a similar "Modern take on an old icon" idea, but I want to take one of those "boring" beige office setups and make it a modern gaming pc. Having a delicious CRT monitor would only add to that.
The reason why, is that CRT monitors don’t actually use pixels. Because of this, nothing can really look pixelly. It could look fuzzy, but not actually pixelly. Technology Connections has excellent videos about them that I recommend, cause I can’t describe it nearly as well. As a side note, it’s also why old 2d pixel games look so much better on those old screens. The way the image fuzzes together, the pixel graphics of the game also blend together a bit making much nicer shapes and backgrounds. It’s one of the reasons why retro gamers like them so much.
Basically all of them did when CRT was the status quo in technology. that's why games of the era look far better on CRT rather than LCD@@nickforgie4290
I had no idea that Microcenter was such a cool space, it really reminds me of how Fry's Electronics was to walk around as a kid based on the footage you shared, the they progressively got more sad to look at as interest & stock diminished. Maybe someday I can make pilgrimage to the Microcenter. RIP Fry's Electronics, where the best buys always are, guaranteed.
this was absolutely wild dude, I loved this idea entirely it's just way too cool to have not been done and you sent this project on a flaming track course of genius work, seeing it all come together from start to finish was an absolute wild ride you nailed it.
love how much emphasis and passion you put into collaboration, and giving proper credit and appreciation to folks who've helped you or come up with the knowledge you need for your build. Everyone should be like you hahaha sharing knowledge for the win
Love how every negative had a positive to fire back at it, absolutely amazing final builds!! Completely unexpected stuff throughout all of this :O Also, nice car, really fits you! :] Extremely awesome video :)
This is the first sponsorship that successfully worked on this nerdy boi right here. 3D printers, yes please. Tons of computer equipment, of course. Congrats.
Cut the rear fan grill out and replace it with a wire type, you'll get way more airflow. These old fan grills blocked like 50% of the airflow that's being forced through them. I like the fact you retained the original functions, might as well go all the way. ;) I wonder how much better wider, slim profile fans would be on the gpu's. I've seen it done in itx builds.
I really love everything about this adventure and the final product to start off with. 9:16 - Please note not to put the motherboard right on the anti-static bag. It's like hellfire for electronics.
This video is absolutely amazing. After seeing memes on the hotwheels pc for years I’ve always wanted to see an in depth sleeper build video and it turned out even better than I could have hoped. Micro center a g for helping provide parts also!
I've already had watched this video, but in my IT class my instructor had put it on because he too was impressed by it. Great video by way, always loved your stuff, awesome to see you getting a deal with microcenter!
This is an incredibly well done sleeper! All the power of a modern PC, with the exact same looks as stock. You could even go back to stock if you really wanted to since no serious permanent mods were done. Bonus points in my book.
Dude, this is wild to see after coming across that HWPC in the warehouse back then. Props for actually finding a way to cram all of that tech into the cramped lil thing, I know how hard these are to work with. And the additional monitors, subwoofer, pads and other additions are fantastic. As mentioned over email last year, I'm really glad that Hot Wheels PC ended up finding a home, these goofy things deserve to live a new life 👍
Also what the heck, Dallas Computer Works closed? That's a shame, it was a neat little shop to visit.
Off topic but might I ask, do you believe in our Master and Lord, Jesus Christ? The Son of God?
Thank you, LGR. I really appreciate the kind words, and letting me use your footage. It really helped set the mood and give a glimpse of computer reset! I wasn't planning on making a video at the time, so I didn't film my adventure.
I believe in allah and jesus
@@Lz_TheDude_08 would you like to learn about the Christ and Son of God, Jesus Christ?
@@ShankMods Off topic but might I ask, do you believe in our Master and Lord, Jesus Christ? The Son of God?
Super honoured to have been part of the project, the result is absolutely bonkers and I adore it!
Thank you so much for making the controllers. They are so beautiful, and a wonderful addition to this mad project 😍
i know who to contact when I want a custom controller now
You made an awesome addition to this project!!! Looking into some controller options now :)
Just looked at your store.... Your work is amazing! If I ever get back into controller games, I'm going straight to your online shop and throwing money around!
@@MrBaldypete1 Thank you so much for your kind words!
Microcenter is literally an example for how to do promotions right.
Micro center rocks
sad that they’re only in the us though
Literally
@@invalidfiles_ I thought there were some in Canada as well?
@@bochapman1058 i looked up “ microcenter canada “ and all there was was one item that could ship to canada
I laughed very hard at the subwoofer reveal.
I pissed myself at the simulated head gasket failure.
hahahaha same
Loud=funny lol 😂
Yeah, this episode was not only an amazing technical feat and really well produced, but it was also FREAKING COMEDY GOLD!
Dammit ross
This is so incredible that I could give it to my future son. There are really people who do incredible things.
For your future child or for yourself? Just remember to install legal Windows so that it works well and you don't have any problems.
Well for both hahaha yes yes I know I have BNH Software for all that
I knew that you were going to use that a lot more than your son, oh well then everything is resolved
Yes, well, I hope that time will give me the chance to use it.
The amount of creativity behind these projects is insane, genuinely some of the best content I've seen on this site.
ikr
yessir
Make more videos you ghast wantabe
@@AndrewGarfield_ let him take a break bozo
the ghost is fucking here lol
the fact you set up all 6 screens for basically a few seconds of shots is great
You mean 9?
@@amonimus2126 19:47
@@tastyyoylecake2069 Watch for 11 more seconds.... 9 screens....
@@aaronluhr2543 go back 11 seconds… 6 screens…
a video like this, only people with real passion does , it's incredible
every time I thought it couldn't get better, it got better. The commitment to the bit, keeping the floppy drive in the system, the head gasket failure. Splendid
i like your Vlad pfp :)
Honestly at a loss of words, this was phenomenal! The PC, the story telling, the editing, everything was so good. Keep it up
Oziiiiiiiiii
You're the PC dude with the smoothest voice on youtube. Everyone else sounds like Linus by comparison 😂
yoo love your videos man!
Hot Wheels: "Lets make a PC"
Shank: "But what if it sounded like a real racecar?"
fake racecar
Probably does add to the immersion as well xD
For that authentic experience.
800th like
Sounds like a 2000s era F1 car.
I was audibly cackling when you broke out the subwoofer!!!
You definitely did the Hot Wheels PC justice with this and made it even cooler than it appeared in the old photos I've seen of it. Also loved all the little extra visual gags you threw in throughout the video. Great vid!!
Thank you. Im glad you enjoyed it. The subwoofer was one of those ideas that was just too awful to pass up
Yooo, Absol!!
@@ShankMods better tell your downstairs neighbors to crank down their hearing aids
Off topic but might I ask, do you believe in our Master and Lord, Jesus Christ? The Son of God?
@@repentofyoursinsandbelieve629 I believe in
*shrek is love, shrek is life…*
not only was there a cool pc but there was also a hilarious "fuck you" to LTT
i dont think that was a fuck you to linus, more the people who think just because one UA-camr whos channel is big enough to need a whole company behind it is willing to pay 5k that everyone would, even he said it was way too much in his video about the pc, also if he had a problem with LTT he wouldn't have tried to contact LTT himself to sell it to them.
I'll be honest, I wasn't sold on the idea until you showed that the setup was compatible with the orange Hot Wheels tracks at 16:46 . I'm tired of all these new-fangled RBG having PCs that don't have the proper compatibility with classic tech.
You are so good at storytelling and explaining things! Watched every second of this video and would gladly have watched more. Can’t wait to see what else you have coming up!
i watch ur cubing videos
Same dawg
wow hi
Thank you! I have a lot in the works. Super excited for it
This is an odd place to see you in, how are you Tingman
Helping with "stupid" stuff like this is exactly why Micro Center might be the best place to do computer and parts shopping.
That also includes the footage shot outside the store.
i like how after the gamecube joycon video he made, painting isnt set as this big deal as he gets more and more comfortable with it, eventually turning into the mastery of "and after a little bit of painting" with only mere seconds of painting footage shown displays true mastery and comfortability with painting, very nice detail.
The engineers of the hot wheels PC did well in planning for the size of modern components back then! Impressive!
Only thing they did right lmao
@@maximusfz8594 well I mean it was a hot wheels pc from over a decade ago lmao
@@EternallyDoomed 30 years ago*
@@RichTexas82513 still over a decade
@@EternallyDoomed Same amount of characters, you could have just typed 30 years & it wouldn’t have taken any longer. 😉
The amount of work that went into this video is unfathomable, great stuff! 👏
Thank you! It was a lot of work, but I'm proud of the result :)
@@ShankMods @tonytech sorry to piggyback off your comment but @Shank Mods I can't believe how user friendly the case seems once you get it open. Everything is on nice slide out trays and super compartmentalized.
I know there isn't a ton of room inside but the case's construction reminds me of these old military trucks. You'd open a "door" near the grille of the truck and the engine could slide outward exactly like the case chassis.
At least the case isn't something you have to squeeze your hands into to get everything done!
Great build, thank you!
@@paulmanton9712 Yea I really like how it all slides out as a single block. It just doesn't allow much airflow though :(
@@ShankMods @TonyTech Sorry Im Stealing This Comment Like @Paul Manton Did (No hard feelings Paul), but how are you so good at this, shank?
I Love Your GameCube JoyCons, But I Can’t Even Insert An SD Card Into My WiiU The Right Way!
If You Started A Company Making Your GameCube Portables & Stuff, I’d Love To See Them!
I Aspire To Be A Modder Like You When I’m Not An Autistic 11 Year Old Who’s Head Is Make Of Turnips.
thank you so much :)
this was absolute insanity, you went above and beyond to keep the 2000s era obnoxiousness alive and i absolutely love it
yo whats up chris!
Yo wassup Chris, never expected to see you here. I really like your WDY animatic. I really liked Corrupted data. 👍 10/10. Also your FNF mods are AMAZING. Another 10/10. 👏👏👏 Round of applause for you. (also I probably used way too many emojis 🗿🗿🗿)
@@cooliotrainlover1213 moai
Hold up, Chris?
SAY WHAAAT
It truly doesn’t get better than playing Minecraft on 9 CRT monitors, does it?
I was cackling for the last five minutes or so of the video, I love ridiculous projects like this I’m looking forward to the next one!
you need a disney princess crt🤣🤣🤣
It's Minecraft but I'm playing on a crafting grid.
You need nine CRT monitors to craft a Block of CRT
I can't believe that a store like Micro Center actually paid you thousands of dollars for this idea.
And all you have to do is give them a shoutout? That's the best deal ever!
this video was insane from start to finish what LEGENDARY setups
hi eggdog guy
mario
While I'm here with no knowledge into computers just amazed with no idea
I love the documentation about how Linus was able to destroy the market for these cheap computers
He St0nked up buoi
One tech tip, that's all it takes
logan paul did the same thing with pokemon cards. you literally couldn't buy even new ones anywhere for a year and the prices of old ones sky rocketed
@@Alakamer Influencers always fuck up niche markets like that
@@Alakamer When was that? I've been semi-casually collecting them for 8-ish years and I don't think I remember that
"collect scrap parts" *begins pulling out things that i will never have money for*
I had no idea there were still any major computer retailers left. This is the first time I have heard of Micro Center. You breathed life into me with this information bro!
Blessed be thy trips to MicroCenter... may your wallet will never recover.
there is like 6 of them in the US. probably overpriced like bestbuy too. oh and bestbuy exists. do you live under a rock
@@LamoidZombieDog If you're going by base prices, sure. But Microcenter has sales VERY frequently. Back when it was still new, I got a laptop with a 1060, i5 8300h, 16GB RAM, SSD and HDD for a grand. Everywhere else they were $1200+. Their own brand of SSDs are always on sale too and very reliable.
@@DamorahTalset I actually use one of their brand of SSd's in 2TB form and while it's not the BEST it's been very consistent and was one of the cheapest 2 TB m.2 ssd's that isn't obvious trash.
@@LamoidZombieDog microcenter prices aren't that bad tbh
Never in my life did I think that I'd see a fully pimped-out gaming PC like that. Much less a Hot Wheels PC from the 90's. Very nice.
Pimp my PC, now thats a series ill watch.
Wait 90 C is HOT????
My laptop reaches 110 C
How do I get it to a good temp
@@juresanorbe3814 That’s the neat part, you don’t.
@@juresanorbe3814 Play it outdoors in russia
“Simulated head gasket failure”
You’ve earned my respect today
362 likes and no replies? Let me fix that.
I'm 400th like
So what brand do you think it is?
The head gasket failure
My votes on Subaru
@@bettafishdudeman6874 average wrx experience
6:00 it’s always been “In THE Barbie World” now. Mandela Effect. Can’t believe nobody else noticed this.
This is one seriously kick butt project. Might be the coolest PC thing I've ever seen. The icing on top of the whole video is you knowing that tick white smoke out of an exhaust is a sign of a blown head gasket
I absolutely love these PC’s, I had one as a kid. I want this thing so badly
Just $10 and it's yours
Every time I thought "well, there's clearly a limit here", you just pushed past it without a second thought. Well done!
this guy is from the black bulls always surpassing his limits
thank you so much :)
things like this make me want to keep trying until I get the job done.
I have never laughed as hard as when the build went from, sleeper PC, to full out subwoofer system, 9 monitor setup and giving the case rims and a spoiler, well done sir, i salute your hard work.
Literally me too
My man, I'm so happy you was able to complete this project! :) Great video!
This PC is SOOO over the top and ridiculous, and I love it! Hot Wheels was my childhood, as were CRT monitors. Unfortunately, I did not have the money for a PC like that. 10 out of 10 for creativity and sheer hilarity.
Teku or metal maniac
Yaratmak ALLAH CELLE CELALÜHÜ'ye mahsustur (tekvin) cahillerden olmayalım tövbe edelim
This is more than a sleeper build, it's a masterpiece.
So a Waker? Too bad no Alan Wake gameplay/testing.
thank you so much :)
This was definitely the best sleeper pc anyone has ever made. Really entertaining to watch, and I can’t wait yo see what other wacky machines ya build
You made a massive flex of a gaming PC, probably the best setup I've ever seen.
This is one of the best videos I watched this year on youtube. Not only about the tech and computers only, but channels in genereal, all the work itself. It's lovely to see someone so dedicated to even the smaller details about his projects. Thank you, I never had a Hotwheels PC but I saw many ads of it throught childhood. Knew a classmate who had one.
wow i was smiling ear to ear watching this. The comedic timing in impeccable and your ability to blow everything out of proportion is fantastic. Great job and i hope to see more.
Thank you, I really appreciate it. I spend so much time on these videos, and it really means a lot hearing such nice comments. Helps keep me motivated :)
same this video made me smile a lot
due to the sheer meme ability of this setup, you deserve more subs
That nine screen homunculus was incredible
It’s pretty cool that nowadays, we have actually ironed out the kinks with small form factor boards and PC’s. The hot wheels and Barbie computers were good examples of how unprepared the 90’s folks were for machines of that type. Honestly think that the first true useable small form factor computer was the Mac Mini, and since then most small form factor boards have continued that square design with huge improvements to functionality, added integration, and cooling solutions. Also nice to see you use the shucking method too! I’ve done that to get larger drives for my computers. I gutted a 8TB portable drive to put into my main rig with its other hard drives. Now I have 17.5 TB but one day I hope to boost that to 25.5TB one day.
I genuinely think this is the only sleeper PC I've seen that actually makes the floppy drives _work_
Thats one thing i hate about most sleepers.
I wish instated of putting the covers there to pretend you have a optical drive just put one there.
Man, your power bill must be high with all those CRTs and that sleeper PC 🤣
Very sick build! Nicely done.
I'd die for a PC like this, especially with the custom controllers matching each set. I salute you ingenuity 🖖
You still wont get it
@@ge200099 “🤓”
I’m so happy to have found this video. Super stoked to subscribe and go through the catalogue.
so wild. this dude just made the Magnum Opus of vintage hot wheels PCs, even if it has its cons, it can run modern games with minimal problems! too cool
I’ve always wanted to get into building oddball PC rigs like that but I unfortunately lack the money to even buy a remotely ok PC build. But this video filled my void and dream, you did a kickass job!
Same all I have is a core i3 laptop and 13 dollars (im 17 btw)
The amount of time, effort, planning and execution that must've been put into this project is just unfathomable to me. Insane build and I actually giggled when you pulled up in the pink cars. Amazing work. Well deserved sub and looking forward for more.
Thank you, I appreciate it :D
That is bad asses. And the one time I felt compelled and excited about an in video add. I'm gonna look them up.
These computers couldn't have fallen into any better pair of hands, such love, passion and finesse was executed while you made the builds! Very awesome, great work!
bro this is like 10 videos in 1 video haha. so good.
Hello shottysteve. Hope you're having a good day so far good sir
22 divided by 10 is 2(.2). Most videos aren't 2 minutes.
he 100% missed the chance to insert that wiener floppy disk into the barbie computer as a joke :(
@@snow_the_dev ok roblox kid, he meant 10 video IDEAS in 1 video
Bring guide to global back
T_T this is so cool, dude. I had the FULL set - PC, speakers, CRT, keyboard and mouse, disc folio, wheel and pedals! Really bummed in hindsight that we didn't keep it. I shall live vicariously through you.
Came here to scroll down looking for your comment and bam here you it is. Saw this and knew you would dig it.
I'm old enough to remember when they were solicited. I love what you did. Thanks Micro Center and the Controller lady, sorry I forgot your name.
Spicy frog
I remember seeing these in Walmart years ago. My thoughts were "Cool looking, but I bet the performance is mediocre at best."
Unbelievable to see these max builds in these cases.
30 years ago…
@@leroysanchino ... no about 17-21
This video just kept getting better and better the longer you watch. Holy cow, what a way to keep someone hooked.
i was thinking the same thing
imagine going to your friends house, see his gaming rig, and proceeds to run DOOM at max settings with RTX all the while hes using a computer that looks like it came out of the 1990s
More like the 90s but I want it
So my man would turn his fridge and washing machine into a gaming PC
60s?
The 90s
@@ultraali453 thats what 1990s means lmao
bro this is soooooo sick .... I want a hotwheels pc now too
Every time I think I couldn't love MicroCenter any more, they make something awesome like this happen! Excellent marketing, awesome video!
And I just found out there's one in my area... so guess what my new weekend plans are!
Theres no micro centers in canada :(
Sadly no micro center in kazakhstan
No Micro Centers in Turkey :(
He played Microsoft flight simulator on it
When you played HotWheels Unleashed with the wheel, I absolutely lost it. I was switching between hysterical laughter and genuine admiration for the entire video. This is the best video I've seen on this disgraceful website for such a long time. BRAVO
Feel the same in the subwoofer part
this is one of the coolest projects i've seen in a while, would love to see it running with an 3090 for the overkill
deshroud that mf + more blowy bois and you should have decent temps.
This is one of the most entertaining videos I've seen in a while.
هلا بيستي
I don't know why this video showed up in my recommendations, but I'm glad I watched it. I've never been physically intimidated by a PC build before but when I saw smoke coming out of that exhaust pipe I felt something in my soul shiver. You're a goddamn mad man and I love it. +1 sub
Same. But I know why though. I was watching vintage 80's toy restorations and this popped up. Weird huh?
As someone who has never built his own PC before, this video fills me with a new inspiration I've never before experienced.
as long as you arnt going for custom liquid cooling its not to hard but you will need to watch videos and ask communitys
Opinions on a specific one? My family has an old pc I would like to modernize, but it.... Is leaking liquid. No clue why.
@@pg13snipez well I meant like building a custom pc with modern parts off the shelf, if your old pc is a normal pc and it dosnt have liquid cooling or a pelter id imagine its a leaking capacitor but i cant be too sure
i recently built my new pc. its worth it... as long has you can be patient... and gentle and slow.
@@pg13snipez i suggest just going full off the shelf. as the start of this video said, old pc cases just weren't built for the high temps components can get up to now.
If you were a kid in the 90s, and love pc tech, you understand how nostalgic it is to see this transformation. Your journey was well worth it.
19:08 LMFAOOOOO THAT SPEAKER HAD ME DYING 💀
Thanks to MICRO CENTER for helping bring this to life. Truly an amazing build.
19:57 Bruh you're playing Minecraft on a crafting table XD
Amazing video by the way XD
MOTHER F**KER I MUST SUE MINECRAFT
Amazing! Doing this project was fun to watch! Great job! 👍
Such a cool project shank, you never miss!
It is a really cool project!
Such a cool idea for a sponsor. I know it's for PR, but Microcenter really did save this eh
Edit: I hope LTT sees this, and brings this series to a happy end. A Hotweels sleeper with a 3090 would be *insane*.
As much as I really hope they do take him up on the offer, they already did a video with the hot wheels pc about a year ago so it’s unlikely :(
@@garlckbread yeah I know... would be cool though
they need to bring this MAN into the studio.
its would be such an epic video!
17:50 .. ok that you even made a Nvidia Surround with CRT monitors is EPIC.
I laught to hard with the crazy things you did in this video... can't wait for Linus to join this Hotwheels Party ! 😂🤣
TOTALLY HAD SWORDFISH MOVIE VIBES LOL
Wicked!
oh my god that was amazing. I have always wanted to do this with one of the last gen SGI machines, but even to this day, SGIs are still fairly expensive, but they had the design going for them long before standard PCs grew out of their grey and beige stage. an original O2 would be a challenge, but one of their last gen PCs might be a bit easier to do if you ever feel up to it.
I enjoyed this way more than I expected! Whenever someone says "buyer's remorse" I always think back to the Hot Wheels PC I bought for my son when they were new. Vile thing couldn't even handle the games that came with it. Sold it and built him a real pc. Kinda sucks that they are becoming collectable now.
BTW: Love the "Mythbusters" level of excess!
Dear god, I’m not even into pc builds but this is the greatest thing ever. Every time I think it’s over and you can’t go higher this man smashes it out the god damn park, the PC is such an abomination I love it. Great work man, genuinely one of the most funny and entertaining videos I’ve seen in a long, long time.
I remember working on several of these monstrosities back in the day as a younger IT professional. Mad props for what you accomplished with these antiques.
Also knowing that about the CRT supremmacy is encouraging: my own dream PC is a similar "Modern take on an old icon" idea, but I want to take one of those "boring" beige office setups and make it a modern gaming pc. Having a delicious CRT monitor would only add to that.
This project clearly took a lot of work and it shows. Nicely done!
Crazy how the monitors managed to look this good in quality. Thought they were going to be really pixelly, but didn't look too bad. Good job!
The reason why, is that CRT monitors don’t actually use pixels. Because of this, nothing can really look pixelly. It could look fuzzy, but not actually pixelly. Technology Connections has excellent videos about them that I recommend, cause I can’t describe it nearly as well.
As a side note, it’s also why old 2d pixel games look so much better on those old screens. The way the image fuzzes together, the pixel graphics of the game also blend together a bit making much nicer shapes and backgrounds. It’s one of the reasons why retro gamers like them so much.
Some game companies actually exploited the fuzz for their games
6:00 it’s always been “In THE Barbie World” now. Mandela Effect. Can’t believe nobody else noticed this.
Basically all of them did when CRT was the status quo in technology. that's why games of the era look far better on CRT rather than LCD@@nickforgie4290
@@nyccollin chalking up a misspoken phrase of a old ass kids movie is ridiculous, stay off the internet for a little bit brother
I watch this video 2 years ago and it’s one of my favorite
The directing of the video. The storytelling script. The super nerdy jokes. The insane project. I loved every single second of this short film!
That was genuinely beautiful, I never expected a CRT to be optimal.
"the only one they fear is you" when unveiling how the hot wheels sleeper pc plays in its finality is a choice and i love it
I'd fear a man who can turn a partially corroded piece of junk into the ultimate gaming setup
Micro center is the best place for cheep but high end tech I love them
13:08 That is a powerfull fan.I don't like the cramped build but you have have done well installing excellent tech in that small space.
I had no idea that Microcenter was such a cool space, it really reminds me of how Fry's Electronics was to walk around as a kid based on the footage you shared, the they progressively got more sad to look at as interest & stock diminished. Maybe someday I can make pilgrimage to the Microcenter.
RIP Fry's Electronics, where the best buys always are, guaranteed.
this was absolutely wild dude, I loved this idea entirely it's just way too cool to have not been done and you sent this project on a flaming track course of genius work, seeing it all come together from start to finish was an absolute wild ride you nailed it.
love how much emphasis and passion you put into collaboration, and giving proper credit and appreciation to folks who've helped you or come up with the knowledge you need for your build. Everyone should be like you hahaha sharing knowledge for the win
This pc is just like a Miata. The question is always the same:”What will fit in this small space and is completely insane.”
There are Miata hotwheels though
It's like a Nissan Patrol: Standard from the outside, but can dust a Lamborghini with a little modification
Never laughed so hard during a pc build/mod video. Skills plus fun to watch. Well done.
Love how every negative had a positive to fire back at it, absolutely amazing final builds!! Completely unexpected stuff throughout all of this :O
Also, nice car, really fits you! :] Extremely awesome video :)
yes1
I verified i comment you like :/
E
This is the first sponsorship that successfully worked on this nerdy boi right here. 3D printers, yes please. Tons of computer equipment, of course. Congrats.
Cut the rear fan grill out and replace it with a wire type, you'll get way more airflow. These old fan grills blocked like 50% of the airflow that's being forced through them. I like the fact you retained the original functions, might as well go all the way. ;) I wonder how much better wider, slim profile fans would be on the gpu's. I've seen it done in itx builds.
Someone should show this to Linus I feel he’d be really intrigued by this, also would be a cool collab if he took up his offer
I really love everything about this adventure and the final product to start off with.
9:16 - Please note not to put the motherboard right on the anti-static bag. It's like hellfire for electronics.
I've heard that the bag can "Trap" static electricity and it'll discharge it and fry components.
The color displayed by these tube monitors is amazing
The amount of love and work that went into this is incredible and I'm so glad this popped up in my recommended. Subbed for sure
Thank you, I appreciate it :)
Absolute top-tier entertainment right here! Also, now you've got me wanting to try to dig out my parent's old CRT monitor and see what it can do!!
This video is absolutely amazing. After seeing memes on the hotwheels pc for years I’ve always wanted to see an in depth sleeper build video and it turned out even better than I could have hoped. Micro center a g for helping provide parts also!
I feel like this was the ONLY sleeper PC mod that retains the floppy drive and the optical drives. Good job
I've already had watched this video, but in my IT class my instructor had put it on because he too was impressed by it. Great video by way, always loved your stuff, awesome to see you getting a deal with microcenter!
Yay thats super cool that a instructor put it on :D
This is an incredibly well done sleeper! All the power of a modern PC, with the exact same looks as stock.
You could even go back to stock if you really wanted to since no serious permanent mods were done. Bonus points in my book.
Off-topic but is getting a sleeper ok if everything fits and all but the case is just old.