China PC Build: Weird Computer Part Shopping in SEG E-Market, Shenzhen

We're going to do a livestream building this PC! Keep an eye out for the notification. We'll probably stream it tonight or tomorrow. Whenever we do, it'll likely be at 7PM Eastern Time on that day. Buy the GN shirts I wore in this video on the store! store.gamersnexus.net/

"What Chinese do you know?" "I know 'hello', 'goodbye', and 'show me your PC water cooling components.'"

Don't get me wrong, I like your usual "too technical" content, but this one is really good. More like this plz

Steve smiles politely to the vendor and tries to use the translation app Input:- "Hello I would like to purchase this item, how much is the price for one ?" App translates:- "My Hovercraft is full of eels, I think I need a turtle or many"

The shopkeeper remembered us: "Oh my god, it's American Jesus again."

This is top tier quality content. You should definitely do more like this, if possible. This is almost as interesting as your factory tours.

RGB The word that transcends all know bounds of language barriers

Gotta say, I'm a fan with the polite/respectful way you handled dealing with the shop keepers.

“The buildings are lined with RGB lights” Wow that place must get some good FPS

This is why Linus has a Dennis, you should hire a Dennis too. A Dennis will also make your workspace more enjoyable overall and will make most of your employes more efficient, just like a cute cat

I like this type of content. It's a bit of a window into another culture and another market that we don't get to see often. I think most of your viewers including myself aren't all that familiar with China other than what you learn in school or on the news. Plus, the parts you find are interesting since they have their own brands and models you don't really find overseas. And getting custom boards made right there? That's fantastic. Maybe there's a project of some sort in the future where you could have them make and solder something up for you.

Learning a language to the point where you can hold daily conversation is one thing, but learning specialized vocabulary and trying to ask around for computer parts is another thing entirely. Props to Steve for practicing his Chinese.

The Ramsta SSDs come pre-loaded with German heavy metal.

The prolific case brand Cool Man lmao

This is quality content. I still remember when I was a kid (middle school, high school), all I wanted was browsing malls like this and never leave. Parents would reward my good grades with a trip to the mall, where I would go through every component and tell them what they do.

As a chinese I must say, I'm incredibly impressed with Steve's accuracy of the language

You know what i liked most about this was how respectful you were to them. You were visiting their home and you werent expecting them to bend to meet your needs. A rarity for youtube content creators.

The Great Wall PSU from the Walmart PC would fit right in

Seller in Mandarin: "Which Fans? RGB or Non RGB?" Me: "Yes".

Steve: "The shopkeeper remembered us." ...let me guess...🤔...because of those remarkable long curly locks? 😆 They probably don't see something like that on a daily basis.