I've NEVER had a PC fight me this hard before! UGH!

I try to live the peaceful life and not fight any of my electronic devices.

Man this was a series of unfortunate events with really nice parts

It's good to see Jay complete a PC build in one video.

This video is sooo much better than doing a stupid montage. Now we can see all the pain and trouble shooting you go through. As someone who is finishing up my own water cooled build it's nice to know that you can go through the same problems that I have gone through. I don't have a whole warehouse full of spare parts like you but still good to see. Keep this up. THIS is why I started following you for.

Even though this wasn't meant to be a guide, the tips shared throughout are priceless. Thanks Mr. TwoCents.

I would love to watch Jay build any pc, with any components, for whatever reason. Doesnt have to be a live-stream or no-cut/edit thing, its just so relaxing to sit back playing PC Building Simulator 2 (dam you Epic Games for buying the devs and making it Epic exclusive) and watching/listening to Jay narrate his building experiences in real time. Almost feels like Im building a PC with a buddy. Seriously, more content like this, and I will be happy happy happy.

Thank you for the long format, its always nice to see the process and what goes wrong or right. No matter how many times you build there is always something more to learn.

Love how you are showing the problems and solutions. Your quote about how something always goes wrong is absolutely true. One issue I have is trying to "just finish" the project. It can be hard lesson to learn when its time to just step back and re-evaluate your options.

I have been VERY impressed with EKWB. I can get stuff from them in Slovenia faster than I can get stuff from 2 states away in the US. It really makes me wonder why the US companies haven't invested in better logistics. I have ordered full watercooling setups for EKWB in parts for close to a decade now it seems and never been disappointed.

Love these longer computer builds, so nice to see the hurdles other people have to overcome to finish a system!

I love this. I can't wait for videos like this to become a series with different cases. Struggling with complicated inter-brand designs always makes this frustrating when you branch away from that one brand and that one design to make something unique of your own.

I feel like this was way better than a scripted guide or walk through. I have been building PC's for almost 20 years and almost always run in to some unforeseen issue, even on simple air cooled builds. Watching you work through the road blocks really illustrates some of the challenges with building a custom PC. Awesome video.

Love this style of video. It’s so realistic and there is so much more to learn

This was my worst nightmare while I was planning my build. I checked every spec multiple times over to verify that everything would fit because I knew somehow that something wasn't going to work like I wanted it to, and I was just praying it wasn't something major. Sure enough, I hadn't planned on how much space I'd need to hide excess cable length near the power supply, and that meant I had to remove the hard drive tray. Only I had planned to use that tray. Thankfully just a few days earlier I had decided to ditch the planned spinning drive in favor of a solid state and that meant all I had to do was attach the drive at the mounting points on the back of the motherboard mounting plate. Made cable routing a little tougher but I can't complain. By all means I got off easy.

These longer build out videos are informative and instructional. It helps people see what they be missing or what sizing they might need later down the line.

I like the longer format videos, because I’m collecting parts to embarks on my own water cooling project. This gives second hand knowledge of the issues folks run into.

I like the long format video. It makes me feel a little bit more normal putting together my builds 👍

I appreciate videos like this. It reminds me why I stick with good old fashioned air cooling.

love the long format builds. love seeing the struggles and the work arounds, it shows what its really like, cause rarely is it smooth and perfect, its so more often you research till your brain mush , and still need to rethink, and rework.

I appreciate seeing the grit and the process not just the shiny finished product. This was everything. I love these videos. We love you Jay. seriously your'e a rockstar in your own right.Never doubt that.