Hot Wheels PC Restoration - Part 1

Left to rot for almost 20 years in my parents' attic, I restore this piece of electronic nostalgia. This is part one of a series where I bring back to life a complete Hot Wheels PC. This project has taken me months to meticulously disassemble, clean, replace worn parts, and put back together every part of this set.
The fan used to replace the damaged stock CPU fan:
noctua.at/en/nf-a4x10-flx

[@robertchamberlin2362]

so relaxing to watch thanks for the video

[@barrettlab84]

thank you, I've tried my best to be concise in these videos

[@DeluxeDav]

really cool restoration. itd be awesome if you could find more components from the original set but i think they are pretty rare to find

[@justinbarrett3489]

I actually have the full set and will be showing the restoration of those parts in the coming weeks!

[@DeluxeDav]

@@justinbarrett3489 Nice! cant wait to see it

[@Mini-z1994]

You wouldn't happen too have " hotwheels crash " on that harddrive ? There is kind of a smaller search for the extra downloadable tracks too be found somewhere.

[@barrettlab84]

I'll look for it. There's quite a few games on here, and the HDD is surprisingly intact.

[@lacucaracha111111]

I hope you know what you are doing with the PSU , not knowing can spell death

[@barrettlab84]

I do. The primary transformer is a little spicy, but there was no change in resistance or voltage droop when testing with a voltmeter. Other than that, the rest of it's anatomy is in pretty good condition.