Worst thing about PC building

Here are my top 5 worst things about building a PC #pcbuilding #pcbuild #surfshark

[justoneofmany]

1. Cost
2. Cost
3. Cost
4. Cost
5. Cost

[Oxide]

1. not knowing how to build an PC
2. cost
3. patience
4. not knowing how to build one again
5. setting up windows (especially recently)

[goatytheledgend_]

Putting the monitor cable in the gpu is the worst for startes. When I did that the first time and it was so hard to put in I was like OH NO I BROKE IT

[Sezamn]

That clip of spreading thermal paste with a finger is a VERY good example of another bad thing.
You shouldn't touch thermal paste bare hands.

[tutelooo]

I really love your videos!!! Man you are
really friendly and I like you

[icytoxic]

when i built my pc my most enjoyable part was actually working on your pc its like hoping your car breaks down so you can work on it

[ct-nine]

I think troubleshooting issues after a first boot is really annoying

[CodeAikawa]

The actual worst thing is when you finally build the pc and you did everything right but it won't turn on

[ParzPlayzz]

I got a ryzen 5 3600x, a pulse sapphire rx 5700xt, and a 700w PSU from a friend for 100 AUD lol

[camaraman]

The most painful thing while building pc is parts

[TeofilBejan-lgrt]

No 1 is surely cables, the parts are cheaper but the front panel connectors, fan cables and other cables are complete nightmare, the price is actually cheaper than buying a prebuild

[Xylaax]

removing the 24 pin and connecting front panel are the most obnoxious for me

[Zeledonom]

Id say ram is one of the worst parts because that's when you find out either the ram you got isn't working or that you'r mobo's ram slots aren't working

[haydenfogg]

All I did was replace the GPU and my dad was so mad because he thought I was going to break it, he was even madder when I replaced the CPU and had to get new thermal paste as well

[acenewholland]

It will still be better than playing in software and bios for me😓

[LuckyBlock]

I am so worried about parts, that I used 80% used parts and somehow managed to build a 1080p 80fps build for 500$. The second is cable management, which I just do not care about, unless somebody goes poking around in "that spot".
Third goes to compatibility checking, which I learned the hard way that big gpus do not fit in mini towers.
Fourth is the front io, which I got right after the 15th try.

[nicehaircutmrsvarog]

I hate front IO connectors, but when I actually had a PC a few years ago, the mobo usb 3.0 header and connector makes my blood boil everytime

[RichardArkax]

gigabyte thankfully figured out the IO port stuff on older boards atleast. the base of the ports is colored and you don't need to check the manual :D

[edvinas]

To build on #1:
One of my PC builds had the AMD 7800 X3D.

And, I'm sorry- but it was very small. I'm not kidding. I thought that the 7800 X3D would be like 1.5x bigger.

[Dreamlication]

It's worth it because you save like 500-1000 bucks compared to pre built. And you know that your PSU won't explode.