I appreciate the full transparency on the nature of your sponsorship agreement with Temu. Hopefully a sign they are working towards being a legit PC parts supplier. I have two of those keyboard and mouse sets. One of the mice started drifting after 3 years and I had to dispose of a swollen battery in the mouse in the first one I got. The second one I bought about a year after the first. My keyboards have MX blue switches and I am typing on one of them right now. Great keyboard for the price. I expect the keyboards to last a long time but unless they upped the quality of the sensor in the mice, those are good for about 3 years. The first set I bought seemed to be an early production example and the second one seemed more polished and had larger battery capacity. I took a peek in one of the keyboards and it has a rather large battery that looks like a repurposed smartphone or tablet battery. I think I charge them about once a month.
and majority of the content creators mention not to use your actual bank card info but rather apple pay or other masking cards due to constant info leaks
@@atomiapx It maybe old news but once a company I use is known or found out out that it is doing this. I do not trust it anymore. Also let's not forget the child labor accusations against Temu.
I do shop with Temu - my laptop's wifi fob is in constant use, as are the external speakers. I've bought a few odd minor things - like usb cables. No complaints.
These videos are fun, i'll never use Temu, but if I did have to use it it's nice to know you could get some legit stuff, and the builds are always wacky looking, just be careful about how you purchase stuff, which really applies for 90% of websites nowadays
I've done a few orders with Temu over the last few months and honestly, the stuff is fine. It's no different than anything you'd get off of Amazon, Walmart, Newegg, and so on. They might not carry some of the big name brands people are familiar with, but some of the brands they do carry are big name brands in other countries. They just aren't marketed outside of those countries.
I've shopped Temu a couple of times for dirt-cheap cat toys. My cats pretty well destroyed them in short fashion, but that can be said for anything they decide to hunt, including my toes. lol
Hey, at a local pawn shop, I believe I got a decent deal $300 for an 11th gen I5 11400 Nvidia, GeForce, RTX3060 The motherboard is a B560 600 W power supply. I think it only has an SSD of 526GB. And then 16 gigs are ram. I figured I am gonna put in 32 gigs of ram for my only update because I’m not sure what would happen if I switch out my SSD with all the stuff I downloaded previously, but I have to reinstall it
its been 2 days and teemu has now raised the price of the case to $105. i was actually about to buy it transfer my server into because i could stand looking at that vs the testbench its on rn with loose hard drives hanging all around and for $60 no brainer, for $105 ill just stick with the testbench
Great video Danny, as a fellow PC nerd I gotta know are you using MSI Afterburner to show your FPS? I love the look with the graphs and the additional info that is present
all this stuff is coming from asia, and the prices are good. I just bought 2 RGB flood lights and was surprised as to the quality.... they are rated for outdoor use, but the construction of these units are totally cheap.... so I have mixed thoughts about Temu.... though I love the prices....
Came here looking for latest LAN video and seen this. I have some catching up to do. Can't start slacking on one of my favorite UA-camr's channels. Love what you do!
I bought temu for clothes but buy pc parts elsewhere like eBay or Buyer. Didn't know they sell extension cable for psu and hardrives like ssd and m.2 but bought memory cards and mobile phones cables from temu and bought decent trainers.
This is a very interesting video. I am glad you made it. I have been very curious about TEMU. I have not shopped that because I am worried I would never receive the items I order. I trust your word over the other tech tubers so I think I will try to order something from there. Thank you for the video.
As someone how ordered lot (nvme to USB, case and with RGB,ssds and more I get my order everytime. Just read make sure what you are getting is correct.
@@DaveUA-cam-qr8ct Like A-zon, where you can get the same cheap sh*t but for 3 times the price? Those are all chinese brands. Are they automatically cheap sh*t because they are chinese? Oh I forgot that most of the tech stuff you use in your not cheap PC isn't made in China. Just because you live outside Asia and dont know these brands, doesn't make them cheap sh*t. Tell me you are racist without telling me you are racist.
I've picked up some random stuff off Temu and half is junk, half seems to work out. My biggest problem is the variability in pricing - things are constantly 10-90% off and you can't trust that you're getting a fair price. Returns were also a bit sketch. More soon!
Even if you ignore those sales, the prices are still extremely cheap compared to what you pay for the same stuff on A-zon sold by drop shippers. On T-mu you buy it directly from either the manufacturer or a chinese retailer. There are no middle men (aka drop shippers), thats why the prices are that cheap.
I started looking at Temu when they were offering Nintendo switches for $7 (several UA-cam videos about it.) I never got one since it was only a limited promotion they had but I got hooked on their prices nonetheless... before that I was buying from Wish and hearing people say they got their items within a few days I then took a chance... I bought small things here and there to test it out and sure some were better than others but for the price I really couldn't complain... the most expensive product I bought so far was an anbernic rg353v handheld and so far so good. It even came with 4k games...all for $103 including shipping. I got it in about a week. As far as building a PC...I wouldn't go that big but I'd be interested to see a mini PC build using Temu parts.🤔... To put it in perspective, I picked up a Ryzen 7 ser4 mini PC last year for $337 on Amazon with 16gb of ddr4 ram and 512gb SSD... If you can build something equal to or better with Temu parts, I may end up upgrading if it's worth it.😄
@@astrowerm I didn't particularly buy it to run games but for productivity and possibly work and some video editing. Needless to say, I did buy my 1st PC game because of a sale which was spiderman remastered that I got for $15 last black friday... it runs just fine, I'm guessing in low settings, the only times it tends to stutter or pause is when it's rendering a new location on the map, but once that part of a map is open then it doesn't glitch when you go through it again. I bet if I had 32gb of ram it may run better but I can live with the 16gb I have now. Maybe I'll upgrade the ram during a sale 1 day but I'm ok for now... I also tried some emulation on it and it pretty much runs everything up to some PS3 and switch games... Although I haven't tried every emulator there is but from the reviews I've seen it can handle most of them..I should state that prior to this I was using a raspberry pi 4 for my needs and this blows that out of the water...also, I'm not picky when it comes to games, I don't classify a game "unplayable" if it runs 30 frames. I know some people out there get very disappointed about that.... I'm old school, I come from a time when games glitched and slowed down to 20 frames because of the amount of pixels on the screen...anything that's 30 frames or more is perfectly playable in my book.😋... In the end I like it cause it suits my needs and is small and compact and barely makes any noise...but a year later I'm seeing new mini PC's with better specs than the 8 cores/8 threads that I have that can do more for the same price as mine or for slightly less so I am tempted to upgrade but then again, I'll probably say the same thing the following year as better chips are released and current chips go down in price.😄
I see a lot of comments on here saying they will never use temu and I find it funny just because I am a seller on Amazon and 90% of the products people buy from me I just buy off temu lol. They are the exact same brand quality product everything it’s just upcharged like he said.
apparently the reason temu has such low prices is because they sell it to you for less than it costs to create user base and then transform and make profit idk seems weird but there is one site like that in china that does it so that you order lets say team up with someone to buy 5 pieces of the same thing to get it cheaper and they also did it so they create user base from what i understood correctly
o.o forgot to mention its possible that the 8pin eps just needs pulling back some more to fit the fan, even then it would be tight uncomfortable to fit.
I got the aigo 360mm AIO from Amazon for $60. Excited to try it in a personal or customer build. I like Temu, but some of the games and stuff are scummy and all about getting new users.
I've ordered from temu before, got a bunch of stuff. door bell camera and a bunch of house hold stuff. the quality of the products weren't bad and the shipping was decent. i'd order from them again.
for a chinese run company i'd expect them to sell anything and everything. i am aware and they can attempt to take the lent from my pockets lmao @@Awdit365
I don't know if this was just within recent burger. But I also had a very similar video idea. And I saw a lot more case options on t. Know if you didn't want to rock with those for what very good video very interesting concept.
They sell stolen shit and lose money on every item they sell to scrape the data off everyone who shops with them. So I guess the real question is, what's your definition of legit, and is this a business you should be supporting
One of my pals purchased some pc parts of temu for a 2nd pc he was building for a retro gaming emulator set up. On paper the parts were fine but when he got the deliveries they sent him the wrong parts. By wrong parts I mean they were what he ordered like fans and cables but they were not to the spec the site said they were in the item description.
The pea size drop rule for the thermal paste is kinda null and void at this point. The best way to do it these days is to spread a light coating over the entire CPU and if any squeezes out onto the board it's not big deal since it's non-conductive and you can just wipe up any major over spill with a paper towel. CPUS have become bigger and when you use the pea size drop method your actually neglecting about 25% of the chip of thermal paste cause it doesn't really reach the corners. Both LTT and Jays2cents have tested this with newer processors and probably other big pc related channels as well. They put the pea size drop on...mash on the AIO, take it off, and then clearly you can see the thermal paste didn't spread to a good portion of the CPU. Just a little tip. Get that extra thermal coverage. It can lead to overheating issues or at minimum running hotter then it should and that's really not good for CPUs like the 7950x3d that already run on average between 40-50 degrees.
15:13 had to stop the video right there because that is not how you put the radiator in. pump must be highest point, so the hose on the radiator must be bottom.
i recently put 360 AIO on that CPU...yes it´s 360 not 240 all core load 44°C max so nope i won´t using that AIO btw...hoses on top is bad maybe some bubbles forming there and that´s the reason for high temps anyway a lot of builds have it mounted this way and never had a problem with cpu temps or maybe not never but i never heard of it so maybe it´s not properly filled or pump is slow or coldplate don´t make a great contact because of it´s shape...who knows but that high temps on 13400 ... it´s like stock cooler in games idk...
i also have a case that back then before they changed the model it used to have a metal panel now they use a panel that is something like plastic i mea nit feels like it
god I would never plug any of those extensions into my PC regardless if it didn't matter if it fried. You can't even trust half the major manufacturers cables to work with your PSU as it is without extensive research to make sure they are compatible lol Good video though my dude.
I know im almost a month late, but i just watched your does the 750ti video still hold up video and if im honest it felt a bit poorly arranged. You used a 5600x3d cpu and showed quite a few cpu bound games. I think this made the 750ti look much faster than it actually was. Perhaps a test with maybe even a first gen ryzen chip which wouldnt bottleneck whatsoever but still have enough power to make modern titles load wouldve been a much better fit. It bothered me quite a bit when it felt like in many titles the cpu was pushing 70% of the frames.
Hello, I was hoping you could help me or any person reading this message. I built my very first PC with all brand new and all compatible components. I cannot get it to work. It turns on and runs but it fails to send a signal to the monitor and failed to supply power to the keyboard and mouse. I hooked up an additional 8 pin power plug and this time it does boot and it does supply power to the keyboard and mouse, BIOS lights and beeps, but it will not stay powered up. It keeps turning on and off and on and off. I switched a 600 Watt with a 850watt think it was a power supply failure but it didn't change a thing. I even swapped out the power cables and its still turning on and off. I'm on disability and on limited income it took me 5 months to get all the parts but i cant get it to work properly and I am at a loss. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Is the aio discontinued
You should really inform you about a sponsor before promoting them, Temu leaked some users payment information and sold them on the black market
He sold 😢
I appreciate the full transparency on the nature of your sponsorship agreement with Temu. Hopefully a sign they are working towards being a legit PC parts supplier. I have two of those keyboard and mouse sets. One of the mice started drifting after 3 years and I had to dispose of a swollen battery in the mouse in the first one I got. The second one I bought about a year after the first. My keyboards have MX blue switches and I am typing on one of them right now. Great keyboard for the price. I expect the keyboards to last a long time but unless they upped the quality of the sensor in the mice, those are good for about 3 years. The first set I bought seemed to be an early production example and the second one seemed more polished and had larger battery capacity. I took a peek in one of the keyboards and it has a rather large battery that looks like a repurposed smartphone or tablet battery. I think I charge them about once a month.
don't buy new buy used. lower price higher quality
Temu was actually found to be from a company that had an app that was taken off the google play store for installing malware a little bit ago
and majority of the content creators mention not to use your actual bank card info but rather apple pay or other masking cards due to constant info leaks
This was old new's its back on the google play store.
Old new's as they have resolved this issue.@@blogpohst
@@atomiapx It maybe old news but once a company I use is known or found out out that it is doing this. I do not trust it anymore.
Also let's not forget the child labor accusations against Temu.
@@atomiapx its not the temu app its a app made by the same company
the difference between you ordering items for a sponsored video and your average joe is that you get what you ordered 🤣
You could always do a follow up video where you get another RAM stick from TEMU to have the full 16GB RAM and compare it to the 8GB…
I would even consider building a PC from all Temu parts if they only carried every part needed for the build. Love the pink case, BTW.
I do shop with Temu - my laptop's wifi fob is in constant use, as are the external speakers. I've bought a few odd minor things - like usb cables. No complaints.
These videos are fun, i'll never use Temu, but if I did have to use it it's nice to know you could get some legit stuff, and the builds are always wacky looking, just be careful about how you purchase stuff, which really applies for 90% of websites nowadays
You do realize if you shop on Amazon, you're still buying through Temu....... its all third party china supplied sellers
@@whosZixi i just learned that when i had to wait 3 weeks for a case of water. I dont order from them anymore
I've done a few orders with Temu over the last few months and honestly, the stuff is fine. It's no different than anything you'd get off of Amazon, Walmart, Newegg, and so on. They might not carry some of the big name brands people are familiar with, but some of the brands they do carry are big name brands in other countries. They just aren't marketed outside of those countries.
thats true, Maxsun, for example, is a good and well known brand in Asia
That thermal paste tho, def feel that wasn’t enough lol. Like a smidge more I know it spreads but that def looks short of hitting all corners
You’re my favorite pc content creator keep making fun vids
I've shopped Temu a couple of times for dirt-cheap cat toys. My cats pretty well destroyed them in short fashion, but that can be said for anything they decide to hunt, including my toes. lol
TEMU actually has some pretty good decent stuff.
yeah cause itš a direct competitor to aliexpress, it works like aliexpress 1:1
Hey, at a local pawn shop, I believe I got a decent deal $300 for an
11th gen I5 11400
Nvidia, GeForce, RTX3060
The motherboard is a B560
600 W power supply.
I think it only has an SSD of 526GB.
And then
16 gigs are ram.
I figured I am gonna put in 32 gigs of ram for my only update
because I’m not sure what would happen if I switch out my SSD with all the stuff I downloaded previously, but I have to reinstall it
Link Up is actually a well known brand. They were making cable extensions before even cablemod did.
its been 2 days and teemu has now raised the price of the case to $105. i was actually about to buy it transfer my server into because i could stand looking at that vs the testbench its on rn with loose hard drives hanging all around and for $60 no brainer, for $105 ill just stick with the testbench
Prices vary on there. You need to check more often. It will be available for less again.
Those cable extensions are going to make your PC explode
Temu got like 3060 and 4060 now
I fuck with that case not going to lie
the upsidedown radiator was triggering but that aside, good job
Great video Danny, as a fellow PC nerd I gotta know are you using MSI Afterburner to show your FPS? I love the look with the graphs and the additional info that is present
all this stuff is coming from asia, and the prices are good. I just bought 2 RGB flood lights and was surprised as to the quality.... they are rated for outdoor use, but the construction of these units are totally cheap.... so I have mixed thoughts about Temu.... though I love the prices....
Came here looking for latest LAN video and seen this. I have some catching up to do. Can't start slacking on one of my favorite UA-camr's channels. Love what you do!
I bought temu for clothes but buy pc parts elsewhere like eBay or Buyer. Didn't know they sell extension cable for psu and hardrives like ssd and m.2 but bought memory cards and mobile phones cables from temu and bought decent trainers.
This is a very interesting video. I am glad you made it. I have been very curious about TEMU. I have not shopped that because I am worried I would never receive the items I order. I trust your word over the other tech tubers so I think I will try to order something from there. Thank you for the video.
As someone how ordered lot (nvme to USB, case and with RGB,ssds and more I get my order everytime. Just read make sure what you are getting is correct.
the old saying is correct, get what you pay for. unless you genuinely want cheap shit, shop at reputable places
@@DaveUA-cam-qr8ct Like A-zon, where you can get the same cheap sh*t but for 3 times the price? Those are all chinese brands. Are they automatically cheap sh*t because they are chinese? Oh I forgot that most of the tech stuff you use in your not cheap PC isn't made in China.
Just because you live outside Asia and dont know these brands, doesn't make them cheap sh*t. Tell me you are racist without telling me you are racist.
in germany u get a sama-01 for 58€uros (around 64$) which has a fantastic build quality and is super versatile
Intriguing build and performance.
I've picked up some random stuff off Temu and half is junk, half seems to work out. My biggest problem is the variability in pricing - things are constantly 10-90% off and you can't trust that you're getting a fair price. Returns were also a bit sketch. More soon!
Even if you ignore those sales, the prices are still extremely cheap compared to what you pay for the same stuff on A-zon sold by drop shippers. On T-mu you buy it directly from either the manufacturer or a chinese retailer. There are no middle men (aka drop shippers), thats why the prices are that cheap.
Stop the 🧢. You wanted it in pink 😂
Facts
You got pink kb and mouse too
I started looking at Temu when they were offering Nintendo switches for $7 (several UA-cam videos about it.) I never got one since it was only a limited promotion they had but I got hooked on their prices nonetheless...
before that I was buying from Wish and hearing people say they got their items within a few days I then took a chance...
I bought small things here and there to test it out and sure some were better than others but for the price I really couldn't complain...
the most expensive product I bought so far was an anbernic rg353v handheld and so far so good. It even came with 4k games...all for $103 including shipping. I got it in about a week.
As far as building a PC...I wouldn't go that big but I'd be interested to see a mini PC build using Temu parts.🤔... To put it in perspective, I picked up a Ryzen 7 ser4 mini PC last year for $337 on Amazon with 16gb of ddr4 ram and 512gb SSD...
If you can build something equal to or better with Temu parts, I may end up upgrading if it's worth it.😄
Do you like that mini pc? What's the most intensive game you've ran on it so far?
@@astrowerm I didn't particularly buy it to run games but for productivity and possibly work and some video editing.
Needless to say, I did buy my 1st PC game because of a sale which was spiderman remastered that I got for $15 last black friday...
it runs just fine, I'm guessing in low settings, the only times it tends to stutter or pause is when it's rendering a new location on the map, but once that part of a map is open then it doesn't glitch when you go through it again. I bet if I had 32gb of ram it may run better but I can live with the 16gb I have now. Maybe I'll upgrade the ram during a sale 1 day but I'm ok for now...
I also tried some emulation on it and it pretty much runs everything up to some PS3 and switch games... Although I haven't tried every emulator there is but from the reviews I've seen it can handle most of them..I should state that prior to this I was using a raspberry pi 4 for my needs and this blows that out of the water...also, I'm not picky when it comes to games, I don't classify a game "unplayable" if it runs 30 frames. I know some people out there get very disappointed about that....
I'm old school, I come from a time when games glitched and slowed down to 20 frames because of the amount of pixels on the screen...anything that's 30 frames or more is perfectly playable in my book.😋...
In the end I like it cause it suits my needs and is small and compact and barely makes any noise...but a year later I'm seeing new mini PC's with better specs than the 8 cores/8 threads that I have that can do more for the same price as mine or for slightly less so I am tempted to upgrade but then again, I'll probably say the same thing the following year as better chips are released and current chips go down in price.😄
Actually that ssd was suprisingly fast.
So you put TEMU on title but the 3 IMPORTANT component like,CPU+GPU+POWER SUPPLY not from TEMU...is BAD!!
I know it's about a Temu build, but Ali has a lot of RX 580's for 50/60 bucks, that's pretty decent for builds even these days.
I find it funny that a "middle of the road" 13th gen literally stomps a 10/11th gen i7.
I wanted the orange one yeh OK buddy😊
Great detail in info, but not all Temu Parts!
YESSSS maxsunnnnn i love them
im using that icemoon it works amazing
I see a lot of comments on here saying they will never use temu and I find it funny just because I am a seller on Amazon and 90% of the products people buy from me I just buy off temu lol. They are the exact same brand quality product everything it’s just upcharged like he said.
apparently the reason temu has such low prices is because they sell it to you for less than it costs to create user base and then transform and make profit idk seems weird but there is one site like that in china that does it so that you order lets say team up with someone to buy 5 pieces of the same thing to get it cheaper and they also did it so they create user base from what i understood correctly
o.o forgot to mention its possible that the 8pin eps just needs pulling back some more to fit the fan, even then it would be tight uncomfortable to fit.
Bro you are the goat!! Great vid and I’m waiting on the next LAN party🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I think that case is sick personally lmao itd match my hello kitty mouse
great video, i prefer to buy things here locally
That are made in China?
I got the aigo 360mm AIO from Amazon for $60. Excited to try it in a personal or customer build. I like Temu, but some of the games and stuff are scummy and all about getting new users.
I've ordered from temu before, got a bunch of stuff. door bell camera and a bunch of house hold stuff. the quality of the products weren't bad and the shipping was decent. i'd order from them again.
Temu sells your info
@@Awdit365who doesn't 😅
@@Awdit365Google, UA-cam and many others do too what's your point?
for a chinese run company i'd expect them to sell anything and everything. i am aware and they can attempt to take the lent from my pockets lmao @@Awdit365
100 mobo with only 2 ram slot? Maxsun needs to step up their game
He didn’t want a pink pc apparently and then bro whips out the full pink keyboard and mouse a little sis if you ask me
Where is your ESD control so you do not blow chips on the boards?
I don't know if this was just within recent burger. But I also had a very similar video idea. And I saw a lot more case options on t. Know if you didn't want to rock with those for what very good video very interesting concept.
Also I thought it was interesting.That team who didn't sell processors or power supplies
Temu: thank you for your personal information
just dont give them your real info.. 🤦♀
How do you know if these parts are compatible because Temu Doesnt offer that additional info?
Probably knowledge from experience.
New title: I built a gaming off a malware cesspool
Great video 👍🏾
I would have liked to see you build an entire computer from scratch or if im have miss it
Has this PC blown up yet?
is Temu legit? it’s been advertised to much lately to the point that I’m skeptical 😅
it's legit but they'll sell your info.
They sell stolen shit and lose money on every item they sell to scrape the data off everyone who shops with them. So I guess the real question is, what's your definition of legit, and is this a business you should be supporting
@@bebpeveryone does that already
@@bebpThat's cool bro but what's your source
@@bebp I see 🤣🤣
I bought a pair of short xl, but they turned out to be smaller for my waist. I purchased computer components on eBay instead.
CPUs are bigger so pea sized isn't as good i heard 🤔
the best pc series is the legigon
Yea, nice quirky video but temu is a hard L never shopping there.
I mean ill never use Temu, but the case is cool
Temu has the stigma of low quality items. And I can guarantee you get absolutely no warranty with any of it.
I live in asia, I've never heard any of those brands before.
I got a 360 thermalright AIO for 55 bucks earlier this month, I feel like i got a slightly better deal
One of my pals purchased some pc parts of temu for a 2nd pc he was building for a retro gaming emulator set up. On paper the parts were fine but when he got the deliveries they sent him the wrong parts. By wrong parts I mean they were what he ordered like fans and cables but they were not to the spec the site said they were in the item description.
Linkup Very Good Cable 1 St Place qualité 👍👍
bro the motherboards are the bigest copy of the MSI Z790 series 🤣
i wouldn't trust those aluminum 24 pin cables
The pea size drop rule for the thermal paste is kinda null and void at this point. The best way to do it these days is to spread a light coating over the entire CPU and if any squeezes out onto the board it's not big deal since it's non-conductive and you can just wipe up any major over spill with a paper towel. CPUS have become bigger and when you use the pea size drop method your actually neglecting about 25% of the chip of thermal paste cause it doesn't really reach the corners. Both LTT and Jays2cents have tested this with newer processors and probably other big pc related channels as well. They put the pea size drop on...mash on the AIO, take it off, and then clearly you can see the thermal paste didn't spread to a good portion of the CPU. Just a little tip. Get that extra thermal coverage. It can lead to overheating issues or at minimum running hotter then it should and that's really not good for CPUs like the 7950x3d that already run on average between 40-50 degrees.
Is it really a temu build if the power supply and card ain't from temu
I have a 30L Omen with constant blue screen, hoping its BIOS issues. Love any assistance or advice!
google is free
Umm your not a nerd your a smart man
Temu has a shipping warehiuse in Kent too.
Nice bro that's lit
Temu app i dont instal virus on my phone but the parts are the same price on a regular store so🤔 there is no need to buy from them.
You should have popped in one of their GT730s.
i have clicked on the parts you got to look at them and maybe buy them and all but one said discontunied
I need a 90% off gaming pc to play overwatch with the homies
@nerdonabudget how did you connect the ARGB header? From what I know Soyo and Maxsun boards don’t have a 5v 3 pin header
15:13 had to stop the video right there because that is not how you put the radiator in. pump must be highest point, so the hose on the radiator must be bottom.
i recently put 360 AIO on that CPU...yes it´s 360 not 240 all core load 44°C max so nope i won´t using that AIO btw...hoses on top is bad maybe some bubbles forming there and that´s the reason for high temps anyway a lot of builds have it mounted this way and never had a problem with cpu temps or maybe not never but i never heard of it so maybe it´s not properly filled or pump is slow or coldplate don´t make a great contact because of it´s shape...who knows but that high temps on 13400 ... it´s like stock cooler in games idk...
bro got payed to make the intro
I don't think they can compete with AliExpress in terms of PC components yet.
In other words Temu is another shovelware dumpster in line of Wish. Its not their build when you cant find all parts for it on their page
sandisk you can trust
i also have a case that back then before they changed the model it used to have a metal panel now they use a panel that is something like plastic i mea nit feels like it
lmao that thermal paste only last 1 day and already dried
Before anyone is quick to buy this stuff, dont forget he's running an rtx 3070 with it lol
Ltt used the same case in a temu video 😂
Felt it would take too long to get or shipping was more expensive than the product
How did you find a mother board and all these parts i can’t find any
People make a big deal about an matx board in matx case. I don't think its a big deal
My bank literally will not authorise payments to Temu 😮
god I would never plug any of those extensions into my PC regardless if it didn't matter if it fried. You can't even trust half the major manufacturers cables to work with your PSU as it is without extensive research to make sure they are compatible lol Good video though my dude.
I know im almost a month late, but i just watched your does the 750ti video still hold up video and if im honest it felt a bit poorly arranged. You used a 5600x3d cpu and showed quite a few cpu bound games. I think this made the 750ti look much faster than it actually was. Perhaps a test with maybe even a first gen ryzen chip which wouldnt bottleneck whatsoever but still have enough power to make modern titles load wouldve been a much better fit. It bothered me quite a bit when it felt like in many titles the cpu was pushing 70% of the frames.
bro works for temu lol
Hello, I was hoping you could help me or any person reading this message. I built my very first PC with all brand new and all compatible components. I cannot get it to work. It turns on and runs but it fails to send a signal to the monitor and failed to supply power to the keyboard and mouse. I hooked up an additional 8 pin power plug and this time it does boot and it does supply power to the keyboard and mouse, BIOS lights and beeps, but it will not stay powered up. It keeps turning on and off and on and off. I switched a 600 Watt with a 850watt think it was a power supply failure but it didn't change a thing. I even swapped out the power cables and its still turning on and off. I'm on disability and on limited income it took me 5 months to get all the parts but i cant get it to work properly and I am at a loss. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Price on M2?
I am confused between lenovo loq 3050 vs custom pc with rx6600
What part are confused about idc to help
price?