Reading Comments on Video #426

00:00 Intro
1:50 It Overheated
4:30 Windows Repairs
5:25 Pin Damage on CPU
6:10 Memtest Fails on Long Tests
7:05 CPU Degredation
10:02 Why M/t instead of MHz?
11:50 Peripheral Failure (PCH)
13:36 Overclocked/BIOS Reset?
15:18 CPU can't idle properly
16:53 Test with Linux / Other methods
18:43 CPU fails and Memory channels
19:53 Gut feeling and Experiance
22:05 New CPU bottlenecked
23:42 Motherboard and Memory speeds
26:56 Dry spot in Themal Paste
27:28 Re-cap the motherboard
27:57 Short circuit
28:48 Windows Event Log
31:16 ESD Risk
33:05 Conclusion

[Rydia]

My only feedback is I would like more of these type of fix videos. Keep them coming :)

[jameysummers]

This is the only channel that breaks down component level repair so people can ACTUALLY learn.
Edit: Your content is slower and clearer and easier to follow. I send a lot of people to your channel if they are interested. Over the years I gained $10, 000 worth of knowledge from your free content. That's why I am proud to pay for extras!

[ddjazz]

I cant remember when i subbed to this channel but i'm glad i did, taking the time to respond to comments to share views and knowledge in a humble way, tops in my book.

[williamrollinger]

Have a Very Merry Christmas, Graham!!

[gordonberg]

I really enjoy your channel as it has given me a lot of helpful guidance in my computer builds and repairs. I have only built a few for the family but they do require repair for time to time it is really good to watch just how you go about fixing things. Hope you have a great day and get better soon.

[ruairi_d]

Really enjoyed this, hope you post more reading/responding to comments.

[tiaramisu]

"on the carpet with a wooly jumper on" 🤣

[CarlosGarcia-de]

The title says it all. Graham is a great guy. Merry Christmas from Mexico. Thank you for all your content during this time. Happy early new year.

[whoisme]

I appreciate the knowledge gained. It takes time and lots of patients to learn about the 'ins' and ' outs' of computer problems.

[neilmorten]

Have a Merry Christmas Graham, and thank you for your channel content. I have been tinkering with computers since the early 90's (Pre Win 95) and it's now a side hustle to earn me a few extra bucks using my self-taught knowledge. I have been subscribed for about a year now and thoroughly enjoy watching your new and old posts. I do like this format following-up from a previous fix, as I don't usually get too far down the list of comments before moving to the next video.

[p]

Thank you for your replies! Very informative!
Edit: Almost forgot... Merry Christmas and happy new year! :D

[curtdawe]

Merry Christmas, Graham. Extend the same to Caradog for me too, please. I really have enjoyed watching the channel and Saturdays aren't the same without you two, what with the cider, pc's and the good-natured antics between you both. My very best to both of ya and your families on this blessed time of year. All the best for a prosperous, happy 2025! Cheers, man!

[leybraith]

...Really appreciate your channel, so good to see no B.S. procedures and info. Lots of little details and thought-trains that help bring me up to speed rather than struggling with modern gear. Well Done!

[JohnPine]

Enjoyed the vid...Thx Graham!

Merry Christmas to you and yours!

[Mr-Keating]

Love this one. You can explain things in a way that others with very a limited understanding of the subject can actually follow along. I am a mechanic but find computer repair very interesting. Keep up the good work. Cheers from queensland australia

[geraldh.]

I had success with sfc scannow and dism but of course not for bluescreens. It’s mostly for non working windows updates.

It’s probably a good idea to run those AFTER the problem has been fixed to make sure the windows Installation is not in a corrupted state after having crashed a gazillion times.

[leakybean]

Merry Christmas Adam. Love your channel and thanks for sharing.

[kingidomeneo]

Usually on YT I'm silas184 and use adblockers so just giving you a Xmas comment as a apeciak bonus. Watched you for years and used your videos to repair a string of laptops. So thanks for that, wouldn't dream of suggesting anything to you with your day in, day out years of experience. I just enjoy your honest banter, don't ever stop . . . BEARD LOVER HERE!

[dcamatrix]

Very cool.. Lots of people have idea but as you said experience and time in the field 9 times out of 10 will get you the answer or at least in the area of the fault. Love your vids and watching you repair and fix computer and latops and other things..merry christmas to you and happy new year.

[pimanboek]

The thing about your channel is that you are teaching. In your teaching mode you are slower and more intentional about troubleshooting. Although I don't repair computers I have done circuit board repair in the past and is why I enjoy watching your channel.