Building An EPIC HTPC/Gaming PC! | (Part 1)

Welcome to my latest video where I feature a custom PC build meant to be used in a home theater environment. Let me know what you think in the comment section down below.

Thanks to Dashlane for sponsoring this video!

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Background Music:
LAKEY INSPIRED
Track Name: "Better Days"

I hope you guys enjoyed the video! Make sure to leave any questions in the comment section down below and I will do my best to answer them. .

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[hinkhall]

It's all fun and games until Grandma can't figure out why the Radio doesn't work and trashes it 😂

[teji]

Damn no wonder why my grandfather said, “treat it with care”.

[jacqueshilo]

Love how it’s a sleeper but not in a PC case, refinishing the wood and polishing the metal would be cool for video 2 if you get the time but other than that this thing is awesome Matt!

[ZaireXIII]

I'm sure LGR would love this and squeal in glee.

[eldeni]

This is a brilliant solution for someone who doesn't want an all shiny and glowy modern pc case

[BobHolowenko]

"HealthKit" is actually "HeathKit" with no L. They used to be a pretty decent brand. I have a few of their kits. An RF amp (SB220), a clock, a large receiver, and a modulation monitor.

[internziko]

Matt I've beeb watching your channel for years now and am very impressed with the way you've evolved from just another tech tuber to a serious DYI mastermind. Keep up the great work buddy and thanks for all the great content...

[Free_Krazy]

This is also whats known as a "hood rig"
Anyone breaking into your home isnt gonna bat an eye at the old 50lb radio on the desk, meanwhile you got your life savings invested in there lol.

[apersonthingy]

Ah, vintage audio equipment and a PC. 2 of my favorite pieces of technology beautifully married as one. It's beautiful

[rafee]

There's something about building a PC in something that wasn't intended for that purpose, it's pretty cool.

[mugensamurai]

If there was an award for PC build of the year this guy would win it.

[Cristian.Cortez]

Did he just say Health-Kit? This project he has here would be so much cooler if he knew what a Heathkit was, and why him doing what he's doing is almost like a perfect circle

[BoHorror]

This is a Granddaddy PC not a sleeper PC, a good one at that

[UFDTech]

Loved the video! Well done on a novel build idea!

[toecutterjenkins]

I feel a disturbamce in the force as if thousands of audiophiles cried out at once.

[R_C]

The music is just so gosh darn aesthetic.

The PC is too

[protistman]

Great video! Concise with good pacing and had all of the details I hoped to see. Thanks! Also I think the build turned out really nicely. Very inspiring!

[BunMaska]

Amazing build! Love the clean look and your explanation that clearly explains the whole process! Fantastic! Looking for more quality content from you dude!!!

[kght]

lol heath kit was probably a good choice, that thing was probably diy in the first place. heath kit are electronics kits for learning to build electronics, or for customized equipment.

[gglegoggle]

Awesome build. For the tuner knob, try making it functional by adding an actual AM/FM radio and a small speaker. It would be a great way to show respect the old gear and add greatly to the sleeper concept. Oh, and the LED's while convenient, take away from the sleeper'ness of it. LED's are hard on the old eyes. If you could somehow re-add the original type bulbs, or even find an LED replacement bulb that puts out a similar kelvin color temperature of the original, that would be simply amazing. Keep up the great work, you earned another subscriber here.