Honestly, this brings me so much joy! I remember almost 10 years ago when I posted my first build on pcpartpicker list I got so much hate just mentioning I was a girl building a computer. I see a lot more women and girls visible in the space now and I'm so happy a new generation will see women building PCs unapologetically and in our "girly" aesthetic. Wonderful job with the build and video! -xo
yes!!!!! that was the entire reason why i wanted to make this, because when i got all the parts back in february i specifically noticed that there wasn't an actual guide/tutorial by any girls?! they were all by dudes or tech channels who already expect you to have a basic understanding of pcs and what everything is, and as someone VERY new to it i had no idea what anything was! plus i just seemed to struggle to sit through some of them because the information wasn't presented in a way that kept my attention, which only confused me further 😭 i got a lot of hate on tiktok at the start of the year for my pc, but i realised half of it was just senseless misogyny like 'oh she plays kitchen simulator'?? anyways, thank you so much for such a sweet comment, it made my day! 💕💖
It's crazy that women experience any kind of hate for taking interest in these sorts of things. Makes me happy to see more people getting into the custom PC space, and I'm helping my sister build her first computer too. It's funny because just a couple of years ago, she had absolutely 0 interest in computers, but this year she's been spending a lot of time educating herself on components. When she came to me for help, I was very excited to share what I knew, especially considering I'd tried many times before and failed to get her interested in this hobby! It makes me happy to see more and more people interested in it!
Even though there is still some hate going on regarding girls in tech, I think the reason why we are seeing a rise is because of the aesthetics theme becoming predominantly bigger over the course of the decade and I love it. Girls can like the same thing as guys as well!
i have watched hours and hours of these builds but to be fair this is one of the best edited ones I have seen especially for a first attempt, only mistake was the psu upside down the fan goes at the bottom . That said I love the animal crossing vibe and text and the highlighted ports when plugging things in great job and thumbs up, nice wacom
oh really?! in that case i'm very honoured to hear that, thank you!! and thank you for pointing out the extra details like the highlighted ports, i appreciate that so much!
@@celestefleurs ye it was upside down!! but no biggie that can be sorted out :! new subsriber here very informative video you deserve more views!! as a fellow content creater!!! i am with you!
@@vjeshitzathe orientation depends on whether or not theres breathable holes on the bottom of the case or above where the PSU should go. Orientation entirely depends on the case. Dont want to starve the PSU for air.
My half black half white PC about to look bomb after learning from this guide 🥰 I love how nice and high production value this video is too! Makes everything to easy to follow! 😇🌻
@@Beary_fun_10 the desktop PC itself was £1,536 without the monitor and incl. all the spraypaint/tape/etc! it took me around 5 days to a week, BUT that's only because i was having to set up my shots and make sure everything went smoothly with filming! (i did have to keep stopping to do a bunch of research to figure out where motherboard connections went though)
I have watched *many* pc building videos, but this one is probably the most easily digestible and encouraging? pc build vids I've ever seen. SO many videos overcomplicate themselves and give unnecessary info that can easily overwhelm and discourage newbies. But I love how easy to follow along this is and how, honestly, really simple it is putting together a pc!
Great video and awesome build, we need more girl pc builders! Two feedback: 1) The ram slots you need to put 2 sticks in are usually dictated by the motherboard, and will allow for dual channel and XMP - if you put them in the wrong slot your PC won’t boot up. It is not related to distance from CPU for heat avoidance. ASUS is A2 B2, but some mobos may be A1 B1, so you can’t always assume furthest away from CPu. 2) As you can tell after doing your first build, it’s better to put the PSU cables together first and attach to mobo and GPU, before adding all the fans and other things that will crowd your finger space. Can’t wait to see your next build!
thank you so much, and i appreciate the feedback!!! 💕 i hope to do a full in-depth video on RAM to explain dual-channel better, but i already plan to bring it up with the build i’m currently working on ^^ (it’s a gigabyte mobo, but seems to be the same configuration still!) and yes, i’ve definitely realised i should’ve done the cables outside of the case hahah! the order i put things in was partly based on advice i was given, and even though it turned out to be wrong, it’s still a good learning experience imo ☺️
I like how detailed this is with instructions makes me feel a bit more confident to try it I have seen a lot of other builds but its just not the same. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!
omg, i'm really glad!! i really wanted to give people the confidence to build their own because i get how daunting/overwhelming it is at the very beginning with all the different terms, but it's not too hard once you finally start building! thank you so much for being so kind!! 🥰💖
I've been saving up for my PC build and I've been watching TONS of videos- this is by FARR the best one I've seen- I feel confident in building my PC because of this video, thank youuuu!!!!!!!!!!
I just got all the parts for building my white and pink PC, I’m only waiting on the RAMs. Your video just made me SO EXCITED 💗 I love how relaxing and detailed this was, the editing was also on point, thank u so much for this! 🌸
Will I ever build my own custom unicorn PC, nope. Will I continue to watch this on repeat bc of the fun, informative, ACNH themed music, and inspiring editing- YAS!!!
This computer is so cute! Glad everything went okay. Had issues with my first build, but it was because the CPU wasn't secured in the socket fully. It wouldn't turn on at all, so it took a full day or two of troubleshooting before the problem was fixed lol
As a newbie to this whole world of gaming, I was wondering if I can get some advice on how to build my own PC? I guess I'm more concerned about how to know what specific parts to get, and how to know if those specific parts will function well with the other parts of the PC! Also, I really love your setup and enjoy how helpful your tutorial is!
thank you, i'm really pleased that it's helpful omg!! honestly, it's really hard to make those decisions when you're starting out, and it definitely took me a good few months. don't get impulsive and buy parts just because you're desperate to start building. usually *pcpartpicker* is able to tell you whether the parts are compatible with other parts in your build, so i 100% recommend making a list on there as your base!! you can use mine as a reference if it's helpful, but as for picking parts -try to decide what processor you want to go with; AMD or Intel, look up the pros and cons, etc. then you can go more into depth into looking at which one is best and suits your personal needs, and do the same with all the other parts! try to look up reputable pc brands/manufacturers!
First time I see a good detailed and organized building. And good thing as well that you gave me an insight of how to paint a PC case as well, since I'm in a project to build and paint a PC for someone that likes pink, too. Awesome video.
I have been searching and searching for a case that is just right and doesn't feel like just a glass box. You have inspired me to build a Bee and Puppy Cat-themed case for my next build and make it a real labor of love.
helpful tip for the power supply, and the case too. if you have a modular PSU(power supply unit) it may help to plug all of your cables in before screwing it in, with her case the corsair 4000d airflow, the panel to the right of the motherboard can come out, so if the 24 pin is being a bit finicky, it can be a lot easier to install extensions that are stiff
This is all very amazing, but I'm focused on the Chiaki Nanami wallpaper on the screen at 16:50 X3 It's so fitting that the ultimate gamer would be here. Thank you so much for the video!💖🌸🌌
I BUILT THIS PC FOR MYSELF WITH A FEW TWEAKS AND IT WORKS SOOOOOO WELL THANK YOU 😭😭😭. Before you come for me I know it’s not the most expensive build but it’s cute and works well for me 😇
I am gonig to replicate this exactly! its so cute and im going to make my office so pretty :D thanks so much for this great resourceful video for beginners like me!
This video is gorgeous! Your attention to detail is immaculate, right down to the little starbursts when you clipped the cable ties 😍 So relaxing to watch too!
the little converter cable is the reason i went with gigabyte AOURUS 3060 instead lol. I love your build and the aesthetic. I have a pink and black build myself. But I'm not bold enough or patient enough spray my case (maybe someday lol.) Loved the video!
I wish I had the money to buy great stuff. But, I'm slowly building my own pc, and you video motivated me a lot. Great job and I hope you do more yt videos.
Thank you so much! When I get my second own pc (that I unfortunately have to build myself) this will help me so much! Of course, I have to ask my dad to help, but this is a really big step to success for me, I don't really know anything about these things, so this is really helpful. Love this
A tip! If you have a lot of RGB fans I can recommend the Corsair iCUE commander core xt. It can hook up to 6 fans at the same time and is pretty compact!
You're set up is so cute! Thank you so much for making this video. I've been holding off trying to add another rgb fan as well as adding the psu cable sleeves. But your tut made it so easy, so I'll probably try a second attempt lol.
thank you so much omg! honestly if you're already got all your cables done anyway, then adding psu cable sleeves will mostly be a walk in the park -just do them one by one if you need to take it slow and remember which cables go to which port:D the RGB fan shouldn't be too difficult either, i didn't cover the connections in the video but hopefully the hand-drawn guide i made can help with it! 💕
@@celestefleurs Actually my pc was custom built and I didn't like the stock cables, they super ugly haha.. I tried to unplug the cables out but they are stuck in there and I'm afraid I might break it if I pull too hard. I will take a look at your cute hand drawn guide, and cross my little palms I don't mess it up. You're vids are super cute to watch. 💖😊
This was so easy to understand….made me want to get the parts rn and build one! I’ll (hopefully) be getting them for my birthday, so…hopefully it goes well! ^^
about the ram placements, most ram have a heat shield/covering which is enough. Which slot they go in depends on what the motherboard manual says should be occupied per pair. Usually labelled as A1, A2, B1 and B2. A1 and B1 should be occupied first as that is usually duel channel (depends on the mobo). Doesnt matter if you are using 4 sticks, as long as they are all the same model*.
i'm aware of that but explaining what dual channel is and throwing in terms like that can confuse people who are beginners! i deliberately didn't explain any of that because if they're specifically following this guide, they don't need to know extra technical info if they won't know what it means, as long as it's in the right place. whilst it's important for me as the builder/guide to know about dual channel and RAM placements on the motherboard, as long as someone watching trying to recreate it is using the parts list i provided, it's fine to simplify. besides, they can always read the manual for more details about the specifics with memory channels, which i _hope_ people would do beforehand anyway!
I have the 5000 RGB case, which is basically the same, I just took out the HDD cage because it make cable "storage" that much easier. . You were lucky to get a graphics card for MSRP, I paid more than I would have liked, but I am completely fine with having done so. Overall, a very nice build and tutorial!
You're lucky. I can't convince my family that I could learn how to build a PC with those parts, let alone have them chip in for them for my birthday. Must have cost you a fortune.
this is a VERY good tutorial but the ram isn't in the right place you put it in slots B2 A2 and they should be in slots B1 A1 and you shouldn't be worried about the heat from the cpu when thinking about ram because you are using water cooling.
Thank you so much for this awesome video!! I've always wanted to build my own PC but tbh I never really knew where to start, and a lot of guides are just not comprehensive. Also the bright colors make is so much easier to follow and learn QoQ Thank you again, love the set up!!
Not sure if im the only one who does this, but if you wanna use the thermal pads on the m.2 bracket, you should probably peel off the label on your ssd to ensure proper contact between the memory modules on the ssd and the thermal pad on the bracket (not sure if im right, i just do it that way)
What a lovely video. I like the way everything is pink. If I was building a pc, I would swap the pink with a nice red. The editing is also really nice. I hope you’ll make more videos like this in the future. You did such a great job. I really liked watching this. This is a bit off topic but I’m wondering: 1. What microphone are you using? 2. What camera are you using? 3. What anti-static strap are you using?
thank you for leaving such a kind comment, it really means a lot to me!!! 💖 i’m definitely planning to make more videos like this, as i love doing it so much and apparently i really like building computers (who knew!) in fact, i have one planned for tomorrow that i’ll be recording as my friend called in for help with their first build! 👀 and it’s a new colour too~ 1. i’m using the razer seiren mini with the nvidia broadcast software for noise cancelling! 2. the camera i’m using is my phone, which is the iPhone 11 🥰 3. it’s honestly just a random one from amazon that i picked!! any of them will do, but if you want i can send you an affiliate link for the specific one? (that also helps me out!)
4:22 Thats not necessarily why you should do that ram overheating is not an issue to worry about, you should consult your motherboard manual for the silkscreen on the PCB to see which 2 slots to put them in
15:07 very lucky indeed. wow, I tried to buy that same card for months with no luck. bonus luck for it being founders edition 😩 edit: amazing build, loved your cable management!
Use independent power cables for the graphics card. It can actually be a fire hazard as the draw on the single cable heats up. So use two, don't use the pigtails.
привет, у тебя произошла грубая ошибка при установки блока питания - он расположен с ног на голову и забор воздуха вентилятором происходит неправильно, пожалуйста исправь это
Dont put your ram furthest away from the "heat generated by the cpu". Read your motherboard manual and slot your ram in the correct channel. If you have two sticks of ram and your board supports dual channel then slot it in Channel 1A and Channel 1B If you only have one then its just Channel 1A
PC looks great and all, but like there's so much wrong with this build, first off, with all of the cooling you have, you shouldn't be idling at that high of a temp, and it's probably because of a combination of you getting bad fans because they fit with the build and that you PUT THE POWER SUPPLY IN UPSIDE DOWN there's a reason that there is a fan on it, and you should never pump hot air into your PC ever, unless you wanna throttle it and/or shorten the life of your hardware exponentially. Also, if you're going for consistency, then why not go for all pink fans of the same brand? That's a genuine question btw, was your thinking along the lines of better airflow for lack of consistency, cuz I'm confused ab that
Probably someone already mentioned this, but if not then: it would be better for the PSU if you put the fan side facing down so it can take air from out of the case. Either way, the build looks great!!!!
I really got edited to this episodes the real definition of cute and ascetic your editing is 🔥next level and finaly this this is the first pink or any colour p.c expect white,and black in you tube .love the look.💗💓💕💛.☺️
Hihi! I’m pretty young but my mother said I could get this, I live in the us and got most of your things but some weren’t there anymore!!! Do you have any recommended things to replace it with?
Built almost the same setup, painted my Corsair case pink too!!! I used all the white ASUS parts because that white GPU was just too hard to pass up!!!
Don't know if anybody elsr had commented this but you forgot to peel the m.2 sticker so that the thermal sticks to the m.2, otherwise the build turned out great
Superbly edited, the music was perfectly placed and all the little effects like cutting the zipties. Honestly a professional editor couldn't of done better. The build itself is super cute! looks amazing.
Thank you for this amazing guide! Ive been wanting to build my own gaming setup for a while now but im super scared because I thought it’s gonna be so difficult but this tutorial make it looks easy especially for a beginner like me! ❤ I super love your aesthetic and editing too! I also wanna ask instead of using the white and pink cable, what other cable do you recommend that lights up and will be in sync with the lighting of the fans? Much love to your channel! ❤️
you're welcome, i'm really glad i could get it across in a way that's easy for you and that you enjoyed it!! ♡ for cables that light up, i'd recommend the lian-li strimer cables! here's a referral link for them: amzn.to/3wf4MyN they're a bit on the expensive side, but they're the go-to for RGB cables! if you want them to sync up with fans, i'd probably say get some lian-li fans if they do them bc they'll be controlled by the same software 🥰
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as a "gamer boy" i can confirm i am not salty and i think your pc looks nice.
awh thank you!! 🥹 i appreciate that a lot
Honestly, this brings me so much joy! I remember almost 10 years ago when I posted my first build on pcpartpicker list I got so much hate just mentioning I was a girl building a computer. I see a lot more women and girls visible in the space now and I'm so happy a new generation will see women building PCs unapologetically and in our "girly" aesthetic. Wonderful job with the build and video! -xo
yes!!!!! that was the entire reason why i wanted to make this, because when i got all the parts back in february i specifically noticed that there wasn't an actual guide/tutorial by any girls?! they were all by dudes or tech channels who already expect you to have a basic understanding of pcs and what everything is, and as someone VERY new to it i had no idea what anything was! plus i just seemed to struggle to sit through some of them because the information wasn't presented in a way that kept my attention, which only confused me further 😭 i got a lot of hate on tiktok at the start of the year for my pc, but i realised half of it was just senseless misogyny like 'oh she plays kitchen simulator'?? anyways, thank you so much for such a sweet comment, it made my day! 💕💖
It's crazy that women experience any kind of hate for taking interest in these sorts of things. Makes me happy to see more people getting into the custom PC space, and I'm helping my sister build her first computer too. It's funny because just a couple of years ago, she had absolutely 0 interest in computers, but this year she's been spending a lot of time educating herself on components. When she came to me for help, I was very excited to share what I knew, especially considering I'd tried many times before and failed to get her interested in this hobby! It makes me happy to see more and more people interested in it!
@@Kevdo92 yessir
i feel bad that you had to go through that
its weird that they had a problem with it
Even though there is still some hate going on regarding girls in tech, I think the reason why we are seeing a rise is because of the aesthetics theme becoming predominantly bigger over the course of the decade and I love it. Girls can like the same thing as guys as well!
Epic, great computer, great tutorial, great aesthetic, great editing. good job!!
this made me smile, thank you so much!!
@@celestefleurs ur sooo pretty!!
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@@jst4yas I NEVER SAW THIS UR SO SWEET AHHHH THANK YOU
i have watched hours and hours of these builds but to be fair this is one of the best edited ones I have seen especially for a first attempt, only mistake was the psu upside down the fan goes at the bottom . That said I love the animal crossing vibe and text and the highlighted ports when plugging things in great job and thumbs up, nice wacom
oh really?! in that case i'm very honoured to hear that, thank you!! and thank you for pointing out the extra details like the highlighted ports, i appreciate that so much!
@@celestefleurs ye it was upside down!! but no biggie that can be sorted out :! new subsriber here very informative video you deserve more views!! as a fellow content creater!!! i am with you!
It's not upside down, you can put it either way.
@@vjeshitzathe orientation depends on whether or not theres breathable holes on the bottom of the case or above where the PSU should go. Orientation entirely depends on the case. Dont want to starve the PSU for air.
My half black half white PC about to look bomb after learning from this guide 🥰
I love how nice and high production value this video is too! Makes everything to easy to follow! 😇🌻
Hecc yeah! The animations look so clean too! 🧼
It’s such a classic Celeste Fleurs™️©® aesthetic!!!
HEY A SPLIT COLOUR PC WOULD BE PRETTY LIT THO, I'D TOTALLY HAVE PINK AND BLUE if blue parts weren't an absolute nightmare to find 😭
@@celestefleurs how much was this? And how long did it take?
@@Beary_fun_10 the desktop PC itself was £1,536 without the monitor and incl. all the spraypaint/tape/etc! it took me around 5 days to a week, BUT that's only because i was having to set up my shots and make sure everything went smoothly with filming! (i did have to keep stopping to do a bunch of research to figure out where motherboard connections went though)
I have watched *many* pc building videos, but this one is probably the most easily digestible and encouraging? pc build vids I've ever seen. SO many videos overcomplicate themselves and give unnecessary info that can easily overwhelm and discourage newbies. But I love how easy to follow along this is and how, honestly, really simple it is putting together a pc!
Great video and awesome build, we need more girl pc builders! Two feedback: 1) The ram slots you need to put 2 sticks in are usually dictated by the motherboard, and will allow for dual channel and XMP - if you put them in the wrong slot your PC won’t boot up. It is not related to distance from CPU for heat avoidance. ASUS is A2 B2, but some mobos may be A1 B1, so you can’t always assume furthest away from CPu. 2) As you can tell after doing your first build, it’s better to put the PSU cables together first and attach to mobo and GPU, before adding all the fans and other things that will crowd your finger space.
Can’t wait to see your next build!
thank you so much, and i appreciate the feedback!!! 💕 i hope to do a full in-depth video on RAM to explain dual-channel better, but i already plan to bring it up with the build i’m currently working on ^^ (it’s a gigabyte mobo, but seems to be the same configuration still!)
and yes, i’ve definitely realised i should’ve done the cables outside of the case hahah! the order i put things in was partly based on advice i was given, and even though it turned out to be wrong, it’s still a good learning experience imo ☺️
I like how detailed this is with instructions makes me feel a bit more confident to try it I have seen a lot of other builds but its just not the same. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!
omg, i'm really glad!! i really wanted to give people the confidence to build their own because i get how daunting/overwhelming it is at the very beginning with all the different terms, but it's not too hard once you finally start building! thank you so much for being so kind!! 🥰💖
I’m very ocd so it’s super daunting lol 😂😅
I've been saving up for my PC build and I've been watching TONS of videos- this is by FARR the best one I've seen- I feel confident in building my PC because of this video, thank youuuu!!!!!!!!!!
awh that's such a relief to hear, i'm really glad!! thank you so sooooo much!!!! 😭💖
gonna tell my kids this was linus tech tips
linus wishes he were me 😤👊🏻
I just got all the parts for building my white and pink PC, I’m only waiting on the RAMs. Your video just made me SO EXCITED 💗 I love how relaxing and detailed this was, the editing was also on point, thank u so much for this! 🌸
YESSSS, i'm excited for you i bet it will look great when it's done!!!! 💖 and thank you so so much!! i hope you were able to find it helpful omg ✨
away from the mistakes you have done i love how you took it slowly and very gentle you treat every part of pc.
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hahaha thank you, i appreciate that!! 🥰 (and don’t worry, i’ve gone back and fixed all the mistakes!) 💖
Will I ever build my own custom unicorn PC, nope.
Will I continue to watch this on repeat bc of the fun, informative, ACNH themed music, and inspiring editing- YAS!!!
The editing is absolutely amazing and this helps me a lot thank you!
glad to hear it omg!!! 💕
I knew nothing at the beg. of this video and I was so excited seeing how it all connected and to know what parts she used! I loved this video❤️
This computer is so cute! Glad everything went okay. Had issues with my first build, but it was because the CPU wasn't secured in the socket fully. It wouldn't turn on at all, so it took a full day or two of troubleshooting before the problem was fixed lol
You did an amazing job, you put lots of love and personality into this build and it really shows! 😁
ahhh thank you so so much!!!! 🥰🥰💕
As a newbie to this whole world of gaming, I was wondering if I can get some advice on how to build my own PC? I guess I'm more concerned about how to know what specific parts to get, and how to know if those specific parts will function well with the other parts of the PC!
Also, I really love your setup and enjoy how helpful your tutorial is!
thank you, i'm really pleased that it's helpful omg!!
honestly, it's really hard to make those decisions when you're starting out, and it definitely took me a good few months. don't get impulsive and buy parts just because you're desperate to start building. usually *pcpartpicker* is able to tell you whether the parts are compatible with other parts in your build, so i 100% recommend making a list on there as your base!! you can use mine as a reference if it's helpful, but as for picking parts -try to decide what processor you want to go with; AMD or Intel, look up the pros and cons, etc. then you can go more into depth into looking at which one is best and suits your personal needs, and do the same with all the other parts! try to look up reputable pc brands/manufacturers!
First time I see a good detailed and organized building. And good thing as well that you gave me an insight of how to paint a PC case as well, since I'm in a project to build and paint a PC for someone that likes pink, too. Awesome video.
the level of cuteness in this build guide is huge
heheheh thank you!!
I have been searching and searching for a case that is just right and doesn't feel like just a glass box. You have inspired me to build a Bee and Puppy Cat-themed case for my next build and make it a real labor of love.
OHHH PLEASE DO I WOULD BE DESPERATE TO SEE A BEE AND PUPPYCAT CASE!!! that show has been such a comfort for me for so many years ; 7 ; ♡
Thank you for putting captions! It makes this easier to follow than most tutorials I've seen :D
you’re welcome! i’m glad they could help make it more accessible for you 🥰
For anybody else there are considering an external Wi-Fi card, the asus ax3000 is good and it has Bluetooth
helpful tip for the power supply, and the case too. if you have a modular PSU(power supply unit) it may help to plug all of your cables in before screwing it in, with her case the corsair 4000d airflow, the panel to the right of the motherboard can come out, so if the 24 pin is being a bit finicky, it can be a lot easier to install extensions that are stiff
This is all very amazing, but I'm focused on the Chiaki Nanami wallpaper on the screen at 16:50 X3 It's so fitting that the ultimate gamer would be here. Thank you so much for the video!💖🌸🌌
YAYYY UR THE FIRST PERSON TO NOTICE MY NANAMI WALLPAPER SHE'S MY FAVE
This is adorable as heck and just what I needed when trying to figure out my own build.
just realised you're playing pokemon music in the background 2:00, that brought back so many memories😭
i love this video!!! the aesthetic, the cool guide, the animations, the soundtrack!!
thank you that means so much to me!!! 😭💖💕
I BUILT THIS PC FOR MYSELF WITH A FEW TWEAKS AND IT WORKS SOOOOOO WELL THANK YOU 😭😭😭. Before you come for me I know it’s not the most expensive build but it’s cute and works well for me 😇
*COUGHS* CMON HAND EM OVER…… THE PICS LETS SEE THE PICS!!! I WANNA SEE
Where is your 200k+ subscribers? :o
Really good video and amazing editing!:)
omg i wish, hahaha!! thank you so much! ^^
I didn't think I'd wanna try pink but it just looks so cute!
This was a beautiful tutorial and the editing was *chefs kiss*!
thank you so so much omg!!! 😚💕
This video helped me so much when building my Sakura Miku pc! 😊
omg OMG do you have any pics i would LOVE TO SEE!!!
I am gonig to replicate this exactly! its so cute and im going to make my office so pretty :D thanks so much for this great resourceful video for beginners like me!
you're welcome, good luck with your office omg!! 💕
As much as I like pink, I would love to have a purple nighttime aesthetic for a custom built PC. Anyways, awesome work! 🥰
This video is gorgeous! Your attention to detail is immaculate, right down to the little starbursts when you clipped the cable ties 😍 So relaxing to watch too!
ahh thank you so much, i’m so happy that you enjoyed all the little flourish animations!! 🥰💕
I love the production value with your graphics and audio bits!
thank you so much!! 😭💕 most of the audio bits were custom-created by my friend who’s a musician, @/origamisunflowers!!!
Well your friend did a great job and it fit in really well with your graphics. These details really made everything more fun and engaging :)
I'm absolutely in love! it looks adorable and i admire your knowledge of pc building ;w:
ahhh thank you so much that's so sweet of you!! ^0^ 💕
the little converter cable is the reason i went with gigabyte AOURUS 3060 instead lol. I love your build and the aesthetic. I have a pink and black build myself. But I'm not bold enough or patient enough spray my case (maybe someday lol.) Loved the video!
this is going to help me sm. i hope mine will turn out amazing and cute😭😭
you have absolutely amazing lighting
thank you!!! most of the ‘lighting’ is actually my colour grading on the shots, they looked nothing like this originally 🥰
@@celestefleurs that's cool lol, i really enjoyed this video it was so satisfying to watch compared to most pc tutorials :D
I wish I had the money to buy great stuff. But, I'm slowly building my own pc, and you video motivated me a lot. Great job and I hope you do more yt videos.
Thank you so much! When I get my second own pc (that I unfortunately have to build myself) this will help me so much! Of course, I have to ask my dad to help, but this is a really big step to success for me, I don't really know anything about these things, so this is really helpful. Love this
pretty much detailed for a first time editing.
I like your style
thank you!
A tip! If you have a lot of RGB fans I can recommend the Corsair iCUE commander core xt. It can hook up to 6 fans at the same time and is pretty compact!
i'll have to look into it if i ever get a bigger case, thanks for the tip!!
You're set up is so cute! Thank you so much for making this video. I've been holding off trying to add another rgb fan as well as adding the psu cable sleeves. But your tut made it so easy, so I'll probably try a second attempt lol.
thank you so much omg! honestly if you're already got all your cables done anyway, then adding psu cable sleeves will mostly be a walk in the park -just do them one by one if you need to take it slow and remember which cables go to which port:D the RGB fan shouldn't be too difficult either, i didn't cover the connections in the video but hopefully the hand-drawn guide i made can help with it! 💕
@@celestefleurs Actually my pc was custom built and I didn't like the stock cables, they super ugly haha.. I tried to unplug the cables out but they are stuck in there and I'm afraid I might break it if I pull too hard. I will take a look at your cute hand drawn guide, and cross my little palms I don't mess it up. You're vids are super cute to watch. 💖😊
This was so easy to understand….made me want to get the parts rn and build one! I’ll (hopefully) be getting them for my birthday, so…hopefully it goes well! ^^
about the ram placements, most ram have a heat shield/covering which is enough. Which slot they go in depends on what the motherboard manual says should be occupied per pair. Usually labelled as A1, A2, B1 and B2. A1 and B1 should be occupied first as that is usually duel channel (depends on the mobo). Doesnt matter if you are using 4 sticks, as long as they are all the same model*.
i'm aware of that but explaining what dual channel is and throwing in terms like that can confuse people who are beginners! i deliberately didn't explain any of that because if they're specifically following this guide, they don't need to know extra technical info if they won't know what it means, as long as it's in the right place. whilst it's important for me as the builder/guide to know about dual channel and RAM placements on the motherboard, as long as someone watching trying to recreate it is using the parts list i provided, it's fine to simplify. besides, they can always read the manual for more details about the specifics with memory channels, which i _hope_ people would do beforehand anyway!
I have the 5000 RGB case, which is basically the same, I just took out the HDD cage because it make cable "storage" that much easier. . You were lucky to get a graphics card for MSRP, I paid more than I would have liked, but I am completely fine with having done so. Overall, a very nice build and tutorial!
You're lucky. I can't convince my family that I could learn how to build a PC with those parts, let alone have them chip in for them for my birthday. Must have cost you a fortune.
this was amazing to watch
Really happy that more gals are getting into PC building, it's so fun :)
PREACHHHH 💪🏻💖✨
I told my fiancé I wanted to build a PC, so this is super helpful 🥺 I’m really excited to start this
good luck, you got this!!!! 🙏🏻
this is a VERY good tutorial but the ram isn't in the right place you put it in slots B2 A2 and they should be in slots B1 A1 and you shouldn't be worried about the heat from the cpu when thinking about ram because you are using water cooling.
No, B2 A2 is correct.
Thank you so much for this awesome video!! I've always wanted to build my own PC but tbh I never really knew where to start, and a lot of guides are just not comprehensive. Also the bright colors make is so much easier to follow and learn QoQ Thank you again, love the set up!!
Not sure if im the only one who does this, but if you wanna use the thermal pads on the m.2 bracket, you should probably peel off the label on your ssd to ensure proper contact between the memory modules on the ssd and the thermal pad on the bracket (not sure if im right, i just do it that way)
What a lovely video. I like the way everything is pink. If I was building a pc, I would swap the pink with a nice red. The editing is also really nice. I hope you’ll make more videos like this in the future. You did such a great job. I really liked watching this.
This is a bit off topic but I’m wondering:
1. What microphone are you using?
2. What camera are you using?
3. What anti-static strap are you using?
thank you for leaving such a kind comment, it really means a lot to me!!! 💖 i’m definitely planning to make more videos like this, as i love doing it so much and apparently i really like building computers (who knew!)
in fact, i have one planned for tomorrow that i’ll be recording as my friend called in for help with their first build! 👀 and it’s a new colour too~
1. i’m using the razer seiren mini with the nvidia broadcast software for noise cancelling!
2. the camera i’m using is my phone, which is the iPhone 11 🥰
3. it’s honestly just a random one from amazon that i picked!! any of them will do, but if you want i can send you an affiliate link for the specific one? (that also helps me out!)
@@celestefleurs I would like the link. Thank you for replying, and I can’t wait to watch your next video!
4:22 Thats not necessarily why you should do that ram overheating is not an issue to worry about, you should consult your motherboard manual for the silkscreen on the PCB to see which 2 slots to put them in
Thanks for making this video, I've been wanting to build my GF a cute sailor moon pc. now I have inspiration !
YESSS DO IT I'D LOVE TO SEE THAT WHEN IT'S DONE!!
❤❤omg I've been looking every video and yours is by far the best , my brain is so dizzy but happy!!! thank you thank you
15:07 very lucky indeed. wow, I tried to buy that same card for months with no luck. bonus luck for it being founders edition 😩
edit: amazing build, loved your cable management!
after watching this i cant wait for my cpu cooler to come in to build my first ever pc for my gf for a christmas present :D
Use independent power cables for the graphics card. It can actually be a fire hazard as the draw on the single cable heats up. So use two, don't use the pigtails.
Corsair case gang wooooo.
I went full blackout for my build but that doesn't mean i can't appreciate aesthetic when i see it
only thing better than a good corsair case is a lian li case 😩 also thank you!
The most relaxing and fun guide that I ever seen
hehehe thank you!
this honestly helped me so much !! now I know where everything goet etc
i’m so glad!!! ^o^
привет, у тебя произошла грубая ошибка при установки блока питания - он расположен с ног на голову и забор воздуха вентилятором происходит неправильно, пожалуйста исправь это
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How good is IDCooling! I used the same sized PinkFlow on my build. Love to see a fellow pastel haired lady with STEM interests!
This is such a nice tutorial; literally using the case I got. TYSM
OMG I‘M SO GONNA USE THIS TUTORIAL TO BUILD MY OWN PC! THANK YOU I LOVE YOU
YOU'RE WELCOME, GOOD LUCK U GOT THIS!!!! 💖✨💪
PLSS don’t ever delete this I’ll be back in a couple of years 😔😔🫶
Such a cool build!! Can I borrow that pc?😆
Very nice, I'm not sure why you didn't opt for a mb with wifi card.
That is the most beautiful monitor i have ever seen :0
Dont put your ram furthest away from the "heat generated by the cpu".
Read your motherboard manual and slot your ram in the correct channel.
If you have two sticks of ram and your board supports dual channel then slot it in Channel 1A and Channel 1B
If you only have one then its just Channel 1A
PC looks great and all, but like there's so much wrong with this build, first off, with all of the cooling you have, you shouldn't be idling at that high of a temp, and it's probably because of a combination of you getting bad fans because they fit with the build and that you PUT THE POWER SUPPLY IN UPSIDE DOWN there's a reason that there is a fan on it, and you should never pump hot air into your PC ever, unless you wanna throttle it and/or shorten the life of your hardware exponentially. Also, if you're going for consistency, then why not go for all pink fans of the same brand? That's a genuine question btw, was your thinking along the lines of better airflow for lack of consistency, cuz I'm confused ab that
Probably someone already mentioned this, but if not then: it would be better for the PSU if you put the fan side facing down so it can take air from out of the case. Either way, the build looks great!!!!
yeah, i've been aware of it for a few months now, literally do not know why i put it in upside-down 😭 i think i was distracted! but thank you!!!! 💖
This is an amazing video and the fact that something explained this well is still intimidating to me... i give up on building a pc/lh /hj
Hello! I'm wondering what kind of desk you have? My GF really loves how spacious your desk is in this video!
I really got edited to this episodes the real definition of cute and ascetic your editing is 🔥next level and finaly this this is the first pink or any colour p.c expect white,and black in you tube .love the look.💗💓💕💛.☺️
You deserve a lot more subscribers, I loved the edition and all, good job! 💞💞💞
ahhh, thank you so much, i'm really glad you liked it!!! 🥰💕💖
Hihi! I’m pretty young but my mother said I could get this, I live in the us and got most of your things but some weren’t there anymore!!! Do you have any recommended things to replace it with?
which things are ya lookin for? i’ll try and find replacements for you!
@@celestefleurs lemme check
The video card
Love your video ☺️ you explained everything verry well. Got yourself a new subscriber!
awh, thank you so so much!! 🥰🫶🏻
hey i did this, but blue. and its so cute! Btw, ur setup is adorable
Built almost the same setup, painted my Corsair case pink too!!! I used all the white ASUS parts because that white GPU was just too hard to pass up!!!
HECK YEAH!! the case is so so good for custom paint jobs i swear!
i’m so jealous, i would do aaaanything for a white GPU, they’re STUNNINGGG 🤤😭💖
The editing alone made me like and subscribe!
omg thank you!!!
Omg your wditing was AMAZING and the video is very informational! I loved it!!
thank you so much!! 🥰💖
This makes me so hopeful ✨
we request LTT involved in this >:D no joke nice setup and build!
I WISH HE WOULD NOTICE ME…….. also thank u!! :D
most detailed pc guide i seen on yt
thank you 🥰💕
@@celestefleurs
You’ve gained my respect. This was awesome
thank you! 🥰
OMGGGG ur pc is so cute! btw i love how artistic u r
thank you so much aaaa!!! 💖💖
Don't know if anybody elsr had commented this but you forgot to peel the m.2 sticker so that the thermal sticks to the m.2, otherwise the build turned out great
check my youtube shorts, i fixed that last year in november ☺️
awesome build I cant wait to build mine whe nmy parts get here
ooooh exciting, good luck with it!!!
Superbly edited, the music was perfectly placed and all the little effects like cutting the zipties. Honestly a professional editor couldn't of done better. The build itself is super cute! looks amazing.
omg it makes me so happy someone noticed the hit markers on the zipties HAHAH, thank you so much for your kind words!!!
im loving this channel already
aaaahhh thank you what the heck 🥺💖
Your editing is so good!!
thank you!!
I love how I’m watching videos knowing darn well I can’t afford anything 😭
Thank you for this amazing guide! Ive been wanting to build my own gaming setup for a while now but im super scared because I thought it’s gonna be so difficult but this tutorial make it looks easy especially for a beginner like me! ❤ I super love your aesthetic and editing too! I also wanna ask instead of using the white and pink cable, what other cable do you recommend that lights up and will be in sync with the lighting of the fans? Much love to your channel! ❤️
you're welcome, i'm really glad i could get it across in a way that's easy for you and that you enjoyed it!! ♡ for cables that light up, i'd recommend the lian-li strimer cables! here's a referral link for them: amzn.to/3wf4MyN
they're a bit on the expensive side, but they're the go-to for RGB cables! if you want them to sync up with fans, i'd probably say get some lian-li fans if they do them bc they'll be controlled by the same software 🥰