Hi Braethorn. A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours. I was helping my friend open his first pre-build PC. He looked into the case and said, "Oh my God! It must have been damaged during shipment." I asked him how he knew his PC was damaged. He said, "Look, the airbag has deployed!" I believe there are two words you should never use when producing a video like this one: "You Know."
As usual, great video. As someone who's been in the PC enthusiast hobby (and custom building) for a LONG time and someone who's worked in the SI/Boutique industry, I like checking out videos like this to see if they're worth recommending to friends/customers of mine. This video was straight to the point for someone new to it, and at no time did it sound like you were talking down to the viewer. Great job, keep it up.
That feedback means a lot, thank you! I worked for about 15 years in various IT positions, and one of the most important skills I developed was how to break down complex, technical explanations into something palatable for an end user. It's far too easy to come off as a know-it-all any time you're explaining something you know to someone who doesn't know that thing. As someone who loves to share knowledge, I'm happy to hear that I've still got it 😁
LOVE how encouraging you are, while being accepting that people may not want to tinker. I just bought my 1st prebuilt at 39. I was building systems and OCing at 19, actually wrote a tutorial on overclocking w/ watercooling and TEC elements back in the day (early 2000s). These days I've been out of the game for so long I just want to plug and play.
What a fab video. Thankyou. The reason why im so impressed is because you keep it simple. No jargon demonstrating how clever you are, blar blar. Well done fella!!
Hey man not expecting a response as this is from 5 months ago but I wanted to thank you for making this. I’m getting my first pc after laptop gaming for 4 years
So glad I found you. As soon as you plugged in the GPU and said do not plug the display cable.....I knew exactly why I wasn't getting picture 😂 went straight to the computer and changed the cable over ......magic!! Thank you!! In my defence I didn't know the shelf like block was the graphics card 😂😂😂😂
You put a smile on my face with what you said at 17:26. You seemed to legit believe that, and that to me is the biggest thing. You've got a forever subscriber from me. Thank you!
This was super helpful. I get my pc in a couple days and wanted to make sure I was prepared to unpack it. Great job explaining everything in a way a noob like myself can understand!
Thank you very much. I am going from a gaming laptop to a brand new tower. I have never dove deep into PC building but am looking forward to learning about it. Looking forward to future videos.
Extremely helpful I just got my first pc, 10 years ago when I was 6 I built one with my dad and I just got my first one with my own money, I previously knew nothing about PCs and I thought if I messed with everything I would mess it up but checking it is highly recommend, didn’t realize there was something loose in mine now it works perfectly!
I bought my two young kids gaming computers for Christmas. I am dreading when they open them and expect me to put them together. I know nothing about computers. Thank you so much for your help.
I just go mine PC today, and I use 2 monitors. For my old PC which it wasn't a gaming PC, just a regular HP, I was able to connect my monitor (HDMI) and my extra screen via VGA. With this new PC, I have 2 HDMI ports (motherboard and graphic cards). From the motherboard doesn't work. Also, the VGA is not working. What can I do to make my second monitor work? Thank you, and great video!!!
@Braethorn you had mentioned something about going over the XMP and making sure that's enabled. Which video do you discuss this topic? Just getting into the hobby and wanting to learn more. Help is much appreciated sir 🙏🏼
This video is soo so helpful! Will there be any videos in the future on setting things up once the computer is up and running? I keep seeing stuff about needing to install drivers and messing with settings but I feel so clueless. Sorry if these are stupid questions, thanks!
The first thing to do is contact the SI when something like this happens, but you can also take a picture of the cable that's disconnected and ask in the Tech Questions forum of our Discord.
Hey there from Australia! Thanks for this very informative video! I’ve just got my first gaming pc in decades and this video is super helpful! So much has changed since my Pentium 4 days I needed to make sure I was doing the right thing! Cheers!
Got our 9 year old his first gaming pc Black Friday, (ibuypower), just got him the 3060 build, it was assembled great and was easy to set up (I watched one of your older videos on how to set up your prebuilt) works and performs great on all the games he plays, oldest son bought one about a week ago he got the 4060 his works great too, after seeing his I bought my first pc also, all 3 work and perform great all 3 are ibuypower, thanks for the informative videos they really help
I built my gaming pc back in 2012, got a i5-2500k 32gb ram @1333mh and upgrades to a 1070 many many many years ago, but just got a cyberpowerpc ordered with a ryzen 7 8700f a 4070 super and 32gb ram @6000mh. Comes in Monday and super excited, watched and liked this video to prepare myself :)
If there's no dedicated graphics card and you're using integrated graphics (like Vega graphics in a 5600G or 5700G), you would plug into the video output on the motherboard rear I/O. The advice in the video is for systems with dedicated GPUs.
Thank you sir! Not a newb, but bought my first Skytech SI prebuild. (still waiting nervously) :) It helped to get a heads up before it arrives! Keep up the good work sir!
Thanks a lot, this video really helped sum up everything I’ve heard and answered my questions before I got my first pre-built pc. You earned my hard earned subscription today.
I just bought a new iBUYPOWER Gaming PC with Widows 11 Home. Do you recommend installing anti-virus software like Norton? I'm thinking of installing Windows 11 without the bloatware, but I'm not sure what will be left out. Is any of the bloatware useful? Thanks for your video.
If your PC has wifi connections on the back but you don't have the antenna, you can buy one on Amazon. If your PC doesn't come with wifi connectivity, you'll have to buy a PCIe wifi card. Thankfully, those are inexpensive and easy to install.
ngl i need help. everything on my pc is fine and running like normal, hdmi is connected to the gpu etc all secure connections and everything. but on the monitor, nothing. no display no bios, no anything. monitor works fine with other systems and displays fine, but will not display anything from the pc itself. what do i do
Dumb question,and also just bought my first gaming pc. but how often should you completely power off your PC, for example should you completely shut it off after a good long day of gaming? I have a buddy who says he never shuts his pc off. That just doesn’t sound right to me.
What about the usb and microphone ports at the front/top can I plug in the keyboard, the mouse, and the headset to there? I’m new to PCs and thinking about buying a prebuilt PC
💯💯💯 on rolling it around listening for loose screws. A few years ago I got a new Alienware and didn’t open it until I got home from work at 2am. Exhausted and excited I got everything hooked up and loaded a game from my external hd to test it out for a bit before bed. Shortly after, I hear a loud clunk and horrible shaking and rattling only to find that my cpu cooler wasn’t screwed in all the way and fell off.
Thanks for amazing video I am still waiting for my first gaming pc (switching from gaming laptop for the first time) and I found this video like when my father was teaching me how to drive a car. Thank you very much. Yossarian from Slovakia living in Switzerland 😊 you sir have a wonderful holidays, merry Christmas to you and your family
Probably sounds stupid but as a console player from age 7 till 24 I have never had a gaming pc and now am curious as how difficult it is to play games on pc you explain everything so nice and calm 😌 well done 👏
Well the controls will be different as most PC gamers use a mouse and keyboard. BUT most PC games from the past 2 decades support game controllers so you can use that if you're more comfortable with a controller. In my opinion, PC gaming requires more up front work and research if you want to have a great experience. A gaming PC is like a regular PC. So if you're looking to build a gaming system, you will need to understand at least at a general level the parts of a computer. You don't need to be a PC expert, but it greatly helps to have a general understanding of how the PC components work.
You can plug in the power supply with it switched off so it's grounded and touch the power supply casing occasionally to discharge any static buildup, I'm just sharing best practices in the video.
Hey man for someone who buys one every three years since 2008 I still search “new pc setup”. Why? What if things changed? What if there is a better way? And what if I forgot something from last and this is a great guide for first timers but they don’t need the ad without the disclaimer they already bought it and it is bad timing.
If you are going to (P)rebuild, remember where your Windows key is. If you are removing the motherboard and putting in a different mother board you need to purchase another key, it is a pain, unless you have a digital activated license. Most third party resellers activations are OEM keys that are completely legal but attach to your motherboard ID. And it does not really matter if you use a system board from the same company when your old one has gone for an RMA and you get a new board back from the manufacturer, you will most likely run into this issue. Merry Christmas to all, however you may celebrate the holidays.
Nice video pimp! I just picked up a brand new pc the other day and this was helpful. My first one was second hand so i was nervous but now I’m confident in getting started on it. Appreciate it.
Merry Christmas happy holidays to everyone when I bought the 3060 TI NZXT build kit first build by the way the packing was really well done it was packed in multiple different boxes with plenty of Styrofoam not the crappy one calling NZXT took a bit to get somebody but they were helpful for my first experience with that I've watched UA-cam channels for a while before that which is 3-4 years maybe 5 years but a little bit of information and understanding that I have it was I'm experienced that I have repeated with my oldest son's computer billion dollars 7900 XTX build which is a beast but anyway appreciate these videos
you might have to turn on the built-in overclock profile for your memory/ram so it runs at their advertised speeds. it'll be called either "EXPO" or "XMP" profiles in your bios
First time PC owner here and bought it used off facebook marketplace place. First that GPU color looks amazing with the case color, second does is really matter what USB port we plug in the KB/mouse? The photos provided by the previous owner has them in another spot. Along with the peripheral being plugged in i have four items that get plugged in KB, mouse, mouse pad, and MMO keypad is there a hub to plug all of them into or just use the USB ports provided.
It doesn't really matter tbh, but you have no reason to get a USB hub until you need it. You can plug them all directly into the back of the system. If you have something like external storage or something that needs a faster port, save the blue or red ports for that, otherwise it's no big deal.
I’m so glad I can across your channel I just got a Ibuypower y60 I think and I had a hard time hooking all the cables up and tried many different ways. The only way I got it to work was I put my dp cable from monitor to the display port on the motherboard then the others I put into the graphics card because I put the display cable from monitor into the gpu but it never worked I could see the arrow but the rest was a black screen. If I put the display from the motherboard into the gpu it won’t work did I do things right? I’ve seen some people put nothing into the motherboard how is that possible🤔🤔
Just got my first desktop pc from ibuypower and your video has really helped. Though it’s been 10 months since you made this video, just wanted to comment and say you’ve made a subscriber out of me.
Hey Braethorn, I recently purchased a gaming pc and upon start up the ez debug flashes red, then yellow, then red, the white. one by one. then it goes away for good. Computer works great and Im just wondering if thats normal.
Just got my prebuilt from a used Amazon listing, it’s a Skytech Prebuilt and unfortunately when I opened it the graphics card was loose inside the pc, but upon getting everything situated and removing the hot glue she’s doing goooood. 3060ti with an i5 12400 for 600 was to good of a deal to pass up
@@braethorn thanks really appreciate keep up the great work im thinking of getting my first ever pc so idk which is the best and such any recommendations when coming to gaming and such
I subscribed because this video was exactly what i needed! I have not had a desktop since 2016. My laptop is dreadful….. Just bought a gaming pc today and was so dang frustrated because i couldn't get the monitor hooked up! I feel pretty goofy for not figuring it out on my own! 😆 thanks a bunch!
Nothing. Your PC works as normal. Its just that a UPS can help protect your PC in case a sudden power loss. The UPS will keep your PC running so that you can safely turn it off. Its not absolutely critical for most home users to have a UPS, but it can be beneficial. Sudden power loss can cause data loss and/or corruption.
Hi Braethorn. A Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours. I was helping my friend open his first pre-build PC. He looked into the case and said, "Oh my God! It must have been damaged during shipment." I asked him how he knew his PC was damaged. He said, "Look, the airbag has deployed!" I believe there are two words you should never use when producing a video like this one: "You Know."
HAHAHA I have to remember that one
Bruh that’s insanely funny
watching this while waiting for my new pre built to arrive was dope , ty
How’d yours go? Getting mine Friday.
mine arrives today. nervous as hell😅
@@YoungVonni305How exciting, mine arrived a weeks ago when I bought it around Memorial Day. It’s been a blast.
@@imnotchikao6317 no doubt. I love mine. I can finally run games with high settings and high fps lol
im getting mine this week probably and im mad excited
As usual, great video. As someone who's been in the PC enthusiast hobby (and custom building) for a LONG time and someone who's worked in the SI/Boutique industry, I like checking out videos like this to see if they're worth recommending to friends/customers of mine. This video was straight to the point for someone new to it, and at no time did it sound like you were talking down to the viewer. Great job, keep it up.
That feedback means a lot, thank you! I worked for about 15 years in various IT positions, and one of the most important skills I developed was how to break down complex, technical explanations into something palatable for an end user. It's far too easy to come off as a know-it-all any time you're explaining something you know to someone who doesn't know that thing. As someone who loves to share knowledge, I'm happy to hear that I've still got it 😁
Just bought my first pc I’m so excited and nervous at the same time…
Are the nerves over rated? Going through the same thing over here 😂
@@TtvTragedy_TLC nerves gone, the gaming has been fantastic!
Same
Fr 😂😂
FRRR
I just bought my first PC and I'll have it in January and you calmed my nerves. Thanks
Glad I could help!
LOVE how encouraging you are, while being accepting that people may not want to tinker. I just bought my 1st prebuilt at 39. I was building systems and OCing at 19, actually wrote a tutorial on overclocking w/ watercooling and TEC elements back in the day (early 2000s). These days I've been out of the game for so long I just want to plug and play.
What a fab video. Thankyou. The reason why im so impressed is because you keep it simple. No jargon demonstrating how clever you are, blar blar. Well done fella!!
Glad it was helpful!
Hey man not expecting a response as this is from 5 months ago but I wanted to thank you for making this. I’m getting my first pc after laptop gaming for 4 years
I've only ever had laptops, so this is super helpful as I'm waiting for my new desktop delivery 😊 Thank you for explaining everything so clearly.
So glad I found you. As soon as you plugged in the GPU and said do not plug the display cable.....I knew exactly why I wasn't getting picture 😂 went straight to the computer and changed the cable over ......magic!! Thank you!! In my defence I didn't know the shelf like block was the graphics card 😂😂😂😂
You put a smile on my face with what you said at 17:26. You seemed to legit believe that, and that to me is the biggest thing. You've got a forever subscriber from me. Thank you!
This was super helpful. I get my pc in a couple days and wanted to make sure I was prepared to unpack it. Great job explaining everything in a way a noob like myself can understand!
Thank you very much. I am going from a gaming laptop to a brand new tower. I have never dove deep into PC building but am looking forward to learning about it. Looking forward to future videos.
Extremely helpful I just got my first pc, 10 years ago when I was 6 I built one with my dad and I just got my first one with my own money, I previously knew nothing about PCs and I thought if I messed with everything I would mess it up but checking it is highly recommend, didn’t realize there was something loose in mine now it works perfectly!
Merry Christmas, my friend, and thank you for all the help you put out there for us, old timers, and for the newbies
I bought my two young kids gaming computers for Christmas. I am dreading when they open them and expect me to put them together. I know nothing about computers.
Thank you so much for your help.
I just go mine PC today, and I use 2 monitors. For my old PC which it wasn't a gaming PC, just a regular HP, I was able to connect my monitor (HDMI) and my extra screen via VGA. With this new PC, I have 2 HDMI ports (motherboard and graphic cards). From the motherboard doesn't work. Also, the VGA is not working. What can I do to make my second monitor work? Thank you, and great video!!!
@Braethorn you had mentioned something about going over the XMP and making sure that's enabled. Which video do you discuss this topic? Just getting into the hobby and wanting to learn more. Help is much appreciated sir 🙏🏼
Thank you so much for this! I have watched countless videos and this was by far the most helpful!
This video is soo so helpful! Will there be any videos in the future on setting things up once the computer is up and running? I keep seeing stuff about needing to install drivers and messing with settings but I feel so clueless. Sorry if these are stupid questions, thanks!
I do intend to make that at some point, but I've been too wrapped up in other stuff to get around to it. I'll keep it high on the list!
This would be very helpful I don’t even know how to install games or change settings :(I’m so lost
You can see there are 2 usb slots at the top of the back panel, these are where you should plug in your usb mouse and keyboard, :}
The fact that this video was made on Christmas
Hello i have a question why shouldnt we connect the Keyboard and mouse in next to the on/off Button
Because that’s the power supply. You won’t get feedback from the mouse or board
Just bought the sky tech nebula, I have a cord that’s not plugged in and not sure if I should mess around with it or plug my pc in
The first thing to do is contact the SI when something like this happens, but you can also take a picture of the cable that's disconnected and ask in the Tech Questions forum of our Discord.
i thought i was so prepared but I was not prepared for when the pc doesnt come with a graphics card!! I had no idea.
Underrated channel
I mean it's alright, the bald dude is kind of annoying tho
The pc i have has like this white bubble thingy that i need to push but im like scared to break the pc from the inside
Got a pc for christmas and I'm so excited!
W still fixing mine 💀
I look forward to the new series. That sounds really useful.
Hey there from Australia! Thanks for this very informative video! I’ve just got my first gaming pc in decades and this video is super helpful! So much has changed since my Pentium 4 days I needed to make sure I was doing the right thing! Cheers!
Thank you so much for making this, it was extremely helpful. I just got my new system setup and going!
Anyone know how expensive one of those wifi adapters are?
Most are less than $50 USD
Your content is gold man, I wanted to ask if you're still gonna do the prebuilt-rebuilt series
Got our 9 year old his first gaming pc Black Friday, (ibuypower), just got him the 3060 build, it was assembled great and was easy to set up (I watched one of your older videos on how to set up your prebuilt) works and performs great on all the games he plays, oldest son bought one about a week ago he got the 4060 his works great too, after seeing his I bought my first pc also, all 3 work and perform great all 3 are ibuypower, thanks for the informative videos they really help
hes only 9 😭
Rich ahh family
Which UPS do you recommend? Just got a Skytech pc!
Just got a new clx horus today and it wont let me get past windows set up. Keeps reseting in the middle of it. Its pissing me off
Stuff like that can happen. I hope you reached out to CLX tech support about it.
I built my gaming pc back in 2012, got a i5-2500k 32gb ram @1333mh and upgrades to a 1070 many many many years ago, but just got a cyberpowerpc ordered with a ryzen 7 8700f a 4070 super and 32gb ram @6000mh. Comes in Monday and super excited, watched and liked this video to prepare myself :)
Cyber power😂 you did absolutely no research at all did you 😂
What if iam using amd vega graphics were to put the hdmi cable 14:29
If there's no dedicated graphics card and you're using integrated graphics (like Vega graphics in a 5600G or 5700G), you would plug into the video output on the motherboard rear I/O. The advice in the video is for systems with dedicated GPUs.
@@braethorn thank you for the reply
Thank you sir! Not a newb, but bought my first Skytech SI prebuild. (still waiting nervously) :) It helped to get a heads up before it arrives! Keep up the good work sir!
Thanks a lot, this video really helped sum up everything I’ve heard and answered my questions before I got my first pre-built pc. You earned my hard earned subscription today.
I just bought a new iBUYPOWER Gaming PC with Widows 11 Home. Do you recommend installing anti-virus software like Norton? I'm thinking of installing Windows 11 without the bloatware, but I'm not sure what will be left out. Is any of the bloatware useful? Thanks for your video.
Noooooo
Hello braethorn I’ve just purchased my FIRST gaming pc but I don’t have the antennas and it won’t connect to the wifi what do I do?
If your PC has wifi connections on the back but you don't have the antenna, you can buy one on Amazon. If your PC doesn't come with wifi connectivity, you'll have to buy a PCIe wifi card. Thankfully, those are inexpensive and easy to install.
@ thanks so much
How do I take the back of the pc case off because I’m trying to see if I have a cord to put in my gpu
My AIO sometimes lights up and sometimes does not on my prism 3. Any suggestions? Thank you
Always contact the SI first! Skytech typically has great tech support :D
Right now I’m saving for mine. I will need to know this in the future I need to save $1789 more I CANT WAIT
You get one yet?
@@Mr_Rizz777 no
whats quite alot of money to go into a pc, what are you thinking of putting in it?
New to PC, I'm having an issue that my monitor an tower won't connect. I made sure all cables are attached properly but still no picture will pop up.
Well timed 😉
I try ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
ngl i need help. everything on my pc is fine and running like normal, hdmi is connected to the gpu etc all secure connections and everything. but on the monitor, nothing. no display no bios, no anything. monitor works fine with other systems and displays fine, but will not display anything from the pc itself. what do i do
I'm having same problem u fix it
All of my usb and like my ethernet cable are not working, and I don’t know what to do. Also, my HDMI ports are not working.
Dumb question,and also just bought my first gaming pc. but how often should you completely power off your PC, for example should you completely shut it off after a good long day of gaming? I have a buddy who says he never shuts his pc off. That just doesn’t sound right to me.
What about the usb and microphone ports at the front/top can I plug in the keyboard, the mouse, and the headset to there? I’m new to PCs and thinking about buying a prebuilt PC
1 year too late to enter a contest to get a cool graphics card, This just popped up in my feed. Thank you for doing this , this has helped me.
So I have this issue where I play valorant and when I close out of any game my whole pc just keeps freezing
This channel is perfect for me. I am computer illiterate but I do badly want an easy intro into computers.
💯💯💯 on rolling it around listening for loose screws. A few years ago I got a new Alienware and didn’t open it until I got home from work at 2am. Exhausted and excited I got everything hooked up and loaded a game from my external hd to test it out for a bit before bed. Shortly after, I hear a loud clunk and horrible shaking and rattling only to find that my cpu cooler wasn’t screwed in all the way and fell off.
Merry Christmas to the legend himself
Sorry I just saw this, but I hope you had a good holiday too!
I've been binging your videos lately, I don't know why it's so relaxing
Thanks for amazing video I am still waiting for my first gaming pc (switching from gaming laptop for the first time) and I found this video like when my father was teaching me how to drive a car. Thank you very much. Yossarian from Slovakia living in Switzerland 😊 you sir have a wonderful holidays, merry Christmas to you and your family
Probably sounds stupid but as a console player from age 7 till 24 I have never had a gaming pc and now am curious as how difficult it is to play games on pc you explain everything so nice and calm 😌 well done 👏
Well the controls will be different as most PC gamers use a mouse and keyboard. BUT most PC games from the past 2 decades support game controllers so you can use that if you're more comfortable with a controller. In my opinion, PC gaming requires more up front work and research if you want to have a great experience. A gaming PC is like a regular PC. So if you're looking to build a gaming system, you will need to understand at least at a general level the parts of a computer. You don't need to be a PC expert, but it greatly helps to have a general understanding of how the PC components work.
Hey my pc does not have a gpu space does that mean it already has one built in or something?
Does it mater what the monitor is
Yes
Amazon ibuypower pc just came to be in one box. The ibuypower box. Not discrete at all
yeah thats not smart 😬
What if I don’t have a ESD wrist strap to check internals when first arrive?
You can plug in the power supply with it switched off so it's grounded and touch the power supply casing occasionally to discharge any static buildup, I'm just sharing best practices in the video.
Hey man for someone who buys one every three years since 2008 I still search “new pc setup”. Why? What if things changed? What if there is a better way? And what if I forgot something from last and this is a great guide for first timers but they don’t need the ad without the disclaimer they already bought it and it is bad timing.
YOU JUST SAVED ME! i plugged the Hdmi in at the top an wondered why i didn't get any Screen... Thank you for this Video!
Glad to hear it helped! If you know anyone who might need it, be sure to pass the video along 👍
If you are going to (P)rebuild, remember where your Windows key is. If you are removing the motherboard and putting in a different mother board you need to purchase another key, it is a pain, unless you have a digital activated license. Most third party resellers activations are OEM keys that are completely legal but attach to your motherboard ID. And it does not really matter if you use a system board from the same company when your old one has gone for an RMA and you get a new board back from the manufacturer, you will most likely run into this issue. Merry Christmas to all, however you may celebrate the holidays.
u dont lol
Great video I want to know what happened with pre built re built video I can't find it
Mine says there’s a problem installing windows. What do I do?
You're the only person who strongly encourages a UPS. Why can't I just use a normal 30-dollar surge protector?
Nice video pimp! I just picked up a brand new pc the other day and this was helpful. My first one was second hand so i was nervous but now I’m confident in getting started on it. Appreciate it.
I felt like the risk building pc got me nervous so i went ahead and bought a pre build
After the test it didn’t apply. It just asked me to test again. I did it multiple times and nothing. Any solution?
Whens the video for all the 22:17?
Merry Christmas happy holidays to everyone when I bought the 3060 TI NZXT build kit first build by the way the packing was really well done it was packed in multiple different boxes with plenty of Styrofoam not the crappy one calling NZXT took a bit to get somebody but they were helpful for my first experience with that I've watched UA-cam channels for a while before that which is 3-4 years maybe 5 years but a little bit of information and understanding that I have it was I'm experienced that I have repeated with my oldest son's computer billion dollars 7900 XTX build which is a beast but anyway appreciate these videos
I just bought a new ibuypower 4070 super pc from bestbuy, are they plug and play or do i have to modify anything?
Do I have to do anything to the pcs bios if it’s a prebuilt?
you might have to turn on the built-in overclock profile for your memory/ram so it runs at their advertised speeds. it'll be called either "EXPO" or "XMP" profiles in your bios
Do you plug both WiFi antenna into the pc
Yes
First time PC owner here and bought it used off facebook marketplace place. First that GPU color looks amazing with the case color, second does is really matter what USB port we plug in the KB/mouse? The photos provided by the previous owner has them in another spot. Along with the peripheral being plugged in i have four items that get plugged in KB, mouse, mouse pad, and MMO keypad is there a hub to plug all of them into or just use the USB ports provided.
It doesn't really matter tbh, but you have no reason to get a USB hub until you need it. You can plug them all directly into the back of the system. If you have something like external storage or something that needs a faster port, save the blue or red ports for that, otherwise it's no big deal.
@@braethorn sounds good thank you for the response
Just got my new pc skytech blaze 4 and helped a lot! Very excited to get into PC finally!
I’m so glad I can across your channel I just got a Ibuypower y60 I think and I had a hard time hooking all the cables up and tried many different ways.
The only way I got it to work was I put my dp cable from monitor to the display port on the motherboard then the others I put into the graphics card because I put the display cable from monitor into the gpu but it never worked I could see the arrow but the rest was a black screen. If I put the display from the motherboard into the gpu it won’t work did I do things right? I’ve seen some people put nothing into the motherboard how is that possible🤔🤔
It's supposed to work from the GPU. If you're having trouble with that, try talking to IBP tech support about it.
Just got my first desktop pc from ibuypower and your video has really helped. Though it’s been 10 months since you made this video, just wanted to comment and say you’ve made a subscriber out of me.
lol you were telling how to plug the gpu in and it was showing how to remove the gpu if it was moving at all I’m guessing
Good job Braethorn. Very useful video you have here!
Appreciate the video, looking forward to the new series ! Thanks for the content!
I just got my prebuilt 3 days ago and I noticed the GPU cord is touching the side panel
Should I be worrried?
It’s a 4090 if that matters any
Thanks for this. Just purchased my first "gaming" PC and i now feel less intimidated.
What cord needs to be in the gpu to the monitor? Display cord, HDMI or both?
Use a display port if your using the monitor and also check on your pc setting your using the highest Refresh rate that your monitor provides
Hey Braethorn, I recently purchased a gaming pc and upon start up the ez debug flashes red, then yellow, then red, the white. one by one. then it goes away for good. Computer works great and Im just wondering if thats normal.
That's part of the system's POST, so yes, it's normal
love the content man, i just got into pcs and managed to save up for my first prebuilt which is a abs aqua, this guide helped me since i’m a big noob.
Just got my prebuilt from a used Amazon listing, it’s a Skytech Prebuilt and unfortunately when I opened it the graphics card was loose inside the pc, but upon getting everything situated and removing the hot glue she’s doing goooood. 3060ti with an i5 12400 for 600 was to good of a deal to pass up
hey braethorn do u know any websites with prebuilt pc at a affordable price
Yup, in fact like 90% of my videos cover exactly that 👍
@@braethorn thanks really appreciate keep up the great work im thinking of getting my first ever pc so idk which is the best and such any recommendations when coming to gaming and such
This really helped because I watched this right before setting my pic up and this helped very much thank you
Can you make a video on explaning basic mother bord ports please
As soon as I heard his voice and saw the vid I instantly was like yep I gotta subscribe to him 🙏
Wooo!
Eagerly awaiting Prebuilt: Rebuilt!!
Waiting to get production started is driving me CRAZY lol
I wish I would've known about that English (world) tip before I set up my new PC yesterday!
Great video.
You helped my partner and I so much with setting up her pre-built pc, thank you so much!
I subscribed because this video was exactly what i needed! I have not had a desktop since 2016. My laptop is dreadful….. Just bought a gaming pc today and was so dang frustrated because i couldn't get the monitor hooked up! I feel pretty goofy for not figuring it out on my own! 😆 thanks a bunch!
So what happens if you just use a normal power strip and not an ups?
Nothing. Your PC works as normal. Its just that a UPS can help protect your PC in case a sudden power loss. The UPS will keep your PC running so that you can safely turn it off. Its not absolutely critical for most home users to have a UPS, but it can be beneficial. Sudden power loss can cause data loss and/or corruption.
@JJFlores197 ok, so pretty much a nice fail safe? So won't hurt too get one I'm in a area where they do random blackouts sometimes.
Is English(internacional the same thing .