Guide: What to do AFTER building your computer...
2020 ж. 16 Ақп.
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Everyone always shows you HOW to build a computer... but here is what you do AFTER its built!
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am i the only one experiencing nvidia control panel not coming with the driver and having to download it from the windows app store these days?
Crap. We meant to mention this. If you encounter this you’ll need to download it from the Microsoft store. I can’t remember why Microsoft started requiring this but it’s becoming more common with version 19XX and newer
@@Jayztwocents Just finished my first build so the timing of this video was perfect. Thanks!
I just have AMD so it never works
I used dch driver without no issues since I fixed the nvidia driver crashing since the launch of dch driver I upgrade it as usual over the older driver. I dont use ddu which wipes out the tdr registry every single time I update. And the trouble using the ddu is it wipes out the nvidia control panel settings for every application so you end up tweaking it again which is a pain in my opinion
I see it after almost every install now, not sure what trigger it, but downloading from the microsoft store fixes it.
I am a 75 year old male with limited intelligence and eyesight but today I put together my first desktop pc--Thank You for your videos and instructions--Cliff
very nice 👍
Congrats dude, im 14 and i made mine today. Did you have any trouble with it? Have a good day :)
@@motoryzen Why Linux users won’t shut the fuck up? "I use arch btw"
@@averageenclaveenjoyer7659 he didn't say that, he just gave an honest recommendation, if your gonna get mad about that you might as well put a post it on your back that says "kick me" because your more sensitive then glass
@@abanoub7002 Sensetive? All I see is Linux propaganda. No matter how stupid it sounds it is what it is. Why can’t you give up? Let people use the systems they want?
What to do after building : >Realize you don't have time to play games >Download a clock screensaver >Let pc slowly turn into a 2000$ RGB clock
I feel like this is going to be me lol.
You're right.. 😂😂😂🇺🇸😎
There is always time to play games. Like that 8 hours you waste lying in bed...
@@MrGrumblier or those 12 hours you spend at work... just sayin.
@@josuad6890 Well, without the 12 hours at work, you can't build the new PC?
Learning how to build my first computer around 16/17, A LOT of what was in this video are things I have, to this day twelve years later, never done. Thank you so much for going over all of this. I’m not the newest kid on the block to building a computer, and now I’m not the most ignorant. Great video!!
I can’t thank you enough. After two days of trying to figure out what was wrong and constant breakdowns. I finally found out I could reset my CLRTC. You are a literal life saver for a new builder like me.
Do you know a safe website to but windows for like 20$. I’m building my pc for the first time and I hear some of the sites are scams so I’m just asking for help
@@oh60you dont even have to buy windows, you can continue without a windows key, all that will be different is you cant personalize your homescreen and a windows watermark will show up
@@opwolfpvpz4942 ok
@@PoisonedSerum ok thanks
Your west
"Guide: What to do AFTER building your computer..." Pray... pray that it works....
Yes sir.
Yea
And then it doesn't work because you didn't turn on the Power Supply
that was me today! it works boys!!! 🙂
@@pinktacotuesday4573 ok thank
Can't wait to watch this 47 times on loop after i build my pc Edit (5/3/22): Since this has gotten so many replies and likes I figured I'd come back to say that I have now built my pc and everything went great! Hopefully everybody else that was also going to build their own computers as well was also successful and didn't have many issues either!
@E E i got most of my parts 2 of them are missing -_-
I got my processor and case only.... I think it will take 3 months to build my own pc
Dam thats 18 hours
@@timtamz3223 .... Huh?
'Y' S ame
I'm more than a year late adding this comment, but thank you for this video. I built my first PC from scratch in November 2021, and this video was my 100% step by step after the physical PC was put together and plugged in. I've had so much fun improving and tinkering with the build since, but it wouldn't have been possible without your walkthrough on the things I wouldn't have known I needed to do before thinking I was "done" with the original build!
So many guys I watch are pumping info out like it's their job and it gets boring to listen to. I like how it feels like an interesting conversation on your videos. I appreciate your videos so much.
me: watching this before building my pc also me: realizes i'm going to have to watch this again once i finish
Lmaoooo same
same haha
meeee lmao
Omg same I have to watch again once I buy my stuff to build a gaming pc
Haha watch again ONCE? Nah bro I rewatched this thing a couple more times hahaha
1:08 - Installing Windows 7:49 - Windows Setup 12:46 - Windows Update 16:31 - Driver Installation 18:43 - Final Setup Tweaks
Thanks
wait what are drivers does he explain it in the video
@@phrog2013 Mostly your GPU drivers and windows drivers. He doesn't go to in depth with the motherboard driver features as it really depends as to what MOBO you have.
Bless you
thanks man
This video was absolutely perfect Jay thank you. I finished my tower about an hour ago and because of this video I am now flying everything set up and working perfectly...much appreciated!!!!
Thanks for the prep show, us older guys need this every so often. I built my first computer from parts, boy that was fun, but I am 84 now and I like the hand holding you provide. Another build under my belt.
The real thing to do after building a new computer is to sit and stare at the spot where a new graphics card should go.
My answer was to get a 5600G lol Atleast I can play some lightweight games lmao Pain
So expensive right now 😫
@@MishiMIshaniz i got the 5700g.
@@rebel6293 better to get 10400f (cheapest strong cpu) with used gpu
@@Donutsdesigns here in australia, a gtx 1650 is like 400 AUD, not great but not crazy.
Who else is watching this and hasn't even started building a pc yet Edit: I finally built my pc, yay
Yes
me xD
1 month
💯💯😂😂😂
YES XD
This video is such a life saver. Honestly, I wish the hand holding continued and you included installing all the other drives all the way up to downloading a game and 🙈 some of us need to be led that far 😂… But I do appreciate how far you’ve taken me with this video. Thank you so much. 🙏🏽
This is the best set up video. Walked me all the way trough installing windows and configuring on my first proper desktop PC. I am actually a little bit proud that I managed to do it ''on my own'' but without Jay there's no way I would be able to finish all that successfully. Thank you!
He's like my maternal uncle who knows everything and to whom I look up. I feel comfortable here
I would feel uncomfortable if he was like my uncle
its weird how everyone has that uncle
luke chillin ‘to whom I look up’
@@leviathon2 thanks bud..
Why do you look him up? Is he on a list?
That feeling when you spend all your money on hardware and have no money left for games...
Vpn + torrent lmao
Torrent...
You have F2P games such as Apex Legends and other stuff. Plus, if you been on PC and using Steam, you most likely alrerady have games to play with and with the Epic Games Store offering free games...
Sail the seas
Always buy legit games and support developers and jobs!
Another important NVIDIA Control Panel option is Threaded Optimization - a LOT of games run better with this OFF, though your milage may vary. If you're experiencing inexplicable stuttering in a resource-intensive game, consider disabling this.
Wait, really?
Honestly the rule of thumb I've adopted is only touching the NVIDIA Control Panel if I REALLY need the extra performance. If I'm already maxing my monitor HZ and it's stable, it doesn't NEED tweaking. But for something like CS2 I will tweak and find the best possible settings.
Just want to thankyou jay for your videos. In the space of a week I've gone from having very limited pc knowledge, to designing and building my 1st pc to progress my dive down the rabbit hole of sim racing. Going from assembling, installing windows, undervolting my 12900k to get temps down and stress testing the build. Was also good to share the 1st build with my 8 year old son and get him hands on with me. Cheers 🍻, I'm now an avid follower for jayztwocents.
me: watching this at 4:30am also me: never built a pc in my life.
FATES 6:21 for me Lolololol
Do it! I just built mine slowly , open box parts or on sale , micro center is a good site , it’s expensive but fun af
Me too... but sooooon!
U described my life, also I’m leaving this at 69 likes
Gabriel Ramirez Yo no se si hacerlo, se mucho pero no se
Pro tip: after getting Windows up to date, run "disk cleanup" and delete the old Windows installation files freeing up 20 GB plus on your operating system drive. You're welcome.
thanks
Can I just find it if I type "disk cleanup" in the win search bar?
ItzStreamBot do i go to properties when i right click the disk on my computer?
Yes, right click on drive > properties > "disk Cleanup box (about 2/3rd of the way down on the right) Or, enter "disk cleanup" in the Windows search bar and select the drive you wish to cleanup.@@JLRvirtuoso
uhh i think you might need them for backup?
Absolutely fantastic video, thank you. It covered so many things that I have and have had questions about. You and Linus are the defacto go-to sources of information, with you being a little more heavy on the information side, which I appreciate. Thanks!
Great video. I'm currently putting together my 1st pc build but had no idea what to do when 1st hitting that power button. This video has given me great confidence that as long as I don't have any conflicts or errors, I can handle the initial setup. Thank you very much for sharing this info.
i cant wait to have multiple breakdowns while trying install windows correctly with this video playing on loop
Same
yup
Same
did u get it to work
I built mine but I need the WiFi 🤦♂️ I forgot
Step 1: Finishing setting up $2,000 water-cooled gaming PC Step 2: Play Runescape
BigSomes damn right he did
Regency Creed yeah true probably I tried playing it but it was running at 10fps so I think you need a $5000 one
@@JaiDoesVideos $5000 was lagging you need $10000.
@@chunkyclumpy2983 10000 run shit get a ten million dollars nasa supercomputer
B r u h S o u n d e f f e c t exactly I think I was wrong oof
Thanks so much for this video. I just built my first computer and I had no idea that RAM was de-tuned out of the box. I was only getting 3100mhz out of the advertised 6000mhz. What a difference after enabling expo! Programs open in the blink of an eye! Liked and subscribed to your channel.
Thank you so much for this video. Used this with a majority of your videos with a few from other's to build my desktop.
My tip: Don't start doing this at 12 am when you have to work in the morning
too late
That’s a free tech tip your gonna put Linus out of business
Lol. It's 1:15 am and I've got work in less than 7 hours.
just finished building my pc and now it’s 12:30
Wish I'd read your comment 3 hours earlier, it's midnight and I start work at 5am :(
"Don't freak out when you don't see your nVME drive" is what I needed to hear before my last build.
I’m the process of building my first machine in years! Your vids have been a god send! Especially the one on what we don’t need! All the bogus RGB extras! I’m already buying some pretty valuable equipment and as you said RGB should be an afterthought. I was under the impression that more expensive was better…
I just put my desktop Tower in the shop to be upgraded and I'll follow this video first thing once I get it back. There's no telling what that shop is doing in my desktop and it's set up phases. So optimizing it to Jay's recommendations is top notch! Thank you very much Jay!!
*_TABLE OF CONTENTS_* *_==================_* 01. 00:00 - Introduction 02. 01:03 - BIOS and Hardware Preparation 03. 05:00 - Installing Windows 04. 07:42 - Windows Setup 05. 10:10 - Hardware and Hard Disk Setup 06. 12:30 - Windows Update 07. 16:27 - Driver Installation 08: 18:18 - Final Setup Tweaks 09. 22:18 - Wrap Up
Thanks
need more comments like this
TITLE ==== Middle Aged Man talks tech
Thank you so much
Bawbster1 you dropped this 👑
This comment will likely get lost in the sea of others, but I am a veteran PC builder and upgrade every few years, I still learned a good deal from this video (my methods were slightly out of date). Everything here is super clear and concise and I even have a very similar build to you that I am about to piece together! Thanks for everything, liked and subscribed.
I won't let it go :)
I need to build a system that can run modern warfare at 1080p. Please help recommend what to do...
@@optimize26 ryzen 5 3600x, 16gb of ram and a rx5500xt 8gb
@@optimize26 just search a 500$ pc built, theres a vid, hold up ill try and find it
Bryan Leclerc educate yourself. Then go to pcpartpicker
This has been a big help for me. I watched this before my desktop was delivered, I've had a bit of delay because I've spent all my cash then I needed to buy an OS and some apps. After a few months I was able to follow everything, thanks a bunch there's been some improvements. Bless you man!! 😊😇
good buy, it can be used many times/unlimited i believe, and would costs less than repeatedly pay someone every install
"If you have a job, school, and studies and u need sleep there is basically no time to play games" Me:"And I took that personally."
lol
@@Potatonater. League of Legends
I have job, school and studies yet I still give myself enough time to play games even I need to sleep
it's even worse when you're in a lot of projects and also work out
If you don't have a job (retired) or study (except for reading books) and you need sleep, there is basically still not enough time to play games. This is mostly because as you get older it takes you twice as long to do anything as it used to.
As a person who has never built a PC before (I'm planning to soon), this was a great tutorial. Very informative and easy to understand. Thanks JTC.
Pro tip: make sure you really look at what you need. I bought a single 500 gig ssd and quockly realized I was out of space and had to buy another. Also, ensure that you research to see when new parts are coming out to see if you should wait. A month or two after I built my PC with a 2070 the 2070 super came out for like 50 dollars less than I paid for mine. Lol
I'd suggest starting with a budget and look for a good build video and copy their part list and you're good to go. That's what I recently did and couldn't be happier with it.
OG Sniper is it a bad idea to try build a top of the range one first try?
@Vijai Ramharrack Yeah same here. This guide will be very useful.
OG Sniper I am probably going to build a pc within the next year and it my first time but if your building a high end pc for your first time I would suggest getting someone with experience about building PCs to help you
I had absolutely no idea how to begin when I finished building my tower. This was SO HELPFUL!! Thank you Jay!
Alright, this post was made a month ago. The way it was written is past tense. There are already a ton of people telling me how to get Windows and such. So why the HECK would you still write a comment to me repeating the exact same good damn thing? Tf?!
Same, but I found a way to get it for free
Fun fact:no one cares
@@hayyansheikh768 fun fact no one cares about your reply
I have my pc built waiting on psu and i just bought a key from ebay for 5 bucks
YNW DREAMS how?
Tip: if you don't want to use the 3 security questions, don't enter a password during setup (you can leave the field blank). It will then skip the security questions. After setup, add a password through computer management or settings-users accounts
Very helpful Comment, thx
this is so helpful
Thanks, I always spend like 15 minutes on the security questions
I wish i had read this before.
@@fangornthewise same
Digging that hoodie! I recently got into computers and started researching all I can then I found your channel, have been binge watching. Appreciate the info you provide
Jay and team - I just wanted to say thank you so much for this video. I just built my first ever machine and it bolted first try! Followed everything you taught me. Thanks!
Glad this guide helped you. Putting my first together next week; wish me luck!
I’m doing a case swap onto a new mobo and psu from a prebuilt and I’m nervous but his vids and friends that are tech efficient have helped
This is a perfect example why Jay is the OG of the PC Nerd channels in my eyes. - he's a teacher... not a salesman, a spec reviewer, or a "personality"... he's just a dude who uses his ability to articulate his knowledge, to help people like me.
Perfectly put
He is definitely up there with the all time great PC KZheadrs. Really practical videos.
2 years on and it's still a well-made How-To. One thing I will add, if you right-click the start button, you can go to Disk Manager (or a bunch of other system admin/management tools) from that menu.
Such an amazing video. I've used this for reference on multiple computers now, as well as when I had to do a complete rewrite and install of windows one time. Thank you Jay and friends!
Unfortunately the biggest issue people have is not addressed. Windows installation now requires a connection, yet the drivers for connecting to internet are not installed. So the hard part is getting those installed manually through command prompt. There’s also the fact that you can’t pair bluetooth devices so you’ll need a wired keyboard/mouse. If you have those, then you can bypass the connection step , then when on desktop, manually install the drivers from a usb for internet from your MB support page. Again this was the biggest pain for a new setup^ and sadly it was skipped over in this video as ms no longer allows you to just not be connected to internet and skip it. They want everyone using a ms account, not local.
@@carsonhunt4642 i mean it was relevant when this video was released...
@@carsonhunt4642 i just did everything step by step and everything works, you dont need a connection or any cmd commands.. idk where youre getting your info from
@@ItsLipNix You made a new build with a clean install of windows? Newest win11 install requires internet unless use cmd to bypass it, maybe you used an older windows? Motherboards don’t have drivers pre installed for int/wifi. The average user does not know how to install the internet drivers through cmd, they’d want access to the desktop first. Anyways it’s simple once you know how to fix it it. The problem is most users aren’t expecting their wifi/eth to not work, and then told to install drivers before they can even access desktop. It’s a windows install problem that causes unnecessary issues. Congrats if you somehow avoided it. Google shows it’s quite common regardless.
@@carsonhunt4642 Yes. This video is about windows 10 not 11 you know?
Jay: “I’m not gonna tell you how to make a windows install media” Also Jay: *Tells you how to make a windows install media*
Fr
I mean it only takes like 3 seconds
Step 1: install Windows. Step 2: go DARK mode.
Step 3: uninstall Windows Step 4. install GNU/Linux
@@oldominion8669 agree. im so fuckin happy i finally was able to leave shitty ass microsoft windows behind since gaming is actually really good on linux now.
Step 5: realize that my games don't run well on linux.
Step 6: go back to step 1.
@@ferrazdiego1 Step 7: Leave it alone. If you have to use a Windows Emulator, just use Windows
Outstanding tutorial...you have managed to combine a huge amount of knowledge into a single place...the "caveats" /warnings were especially helpful...also I found it particularly helpful to have the section of the install that you were describing, to be highlighted below so that one does not lose their bearings so to speak...much appreciated...jo'c
I just completed my first PC build. This video was a absolute life saver. Thank you so very much!!
I've built four systems, and still come back to videos like this. It's always good to review and make sure you're doing it right. Thanks for the video!
Chibuike Enebeli :: Make sure your LAN driver is installed. Also, make sure you don’t need to connect the antenna that may have come with your motherboard. The last thing to consider is that your motherboard doesn’t have a built-in wireless adapter, in which case you’ll need an ethernet cable.
Was your first time building one overwhelming or stressful because I’m feeling both right now I’m kind of having second thoughts
J&N Airsoft nah you’ll be fine, just think of all the components as Lego for adults! Most things are labelled which makes it easier to put together, just do as much research as possible and you’ll be completely fine! Unless you get REALLY unlucky and get a bad psu or something
@@Jerry__P i was the same thing my pc is underperforming now and im aloly starting to understand the software and that u be fine keep at it the hardest oart for me was the coole to put on. But good luck
Ive built 100s including custom water loops. I also have two OT degrees so do alot software ect and inside windows troubleshooting and i still watch these for fun.
“Go to google” *goes to bing* “Do as I say, not as I do.”
lol
Lol
Warzone tutorial kzhead.info/sun/YMqTkZeXp3-saZs/bejne.html
Man's lucky he didn't get "How to crash windows."
Jay probably meant to say, use Bing to download google chrome, then delete bing and use as normal.
I just finished my first build since the 386/486 days. And thanks to you, my build went (almost) flawless! A few things have changed since your video, so I had to do some additional research to figure out, but you are my number one "go-to" for information! Gigabyte z790 gaming x ax, i9-14900kf, under a liquidfreezer iii 360, PNY 4090, 128gb Titan stix. All crammed into the 5000D Airflow box.
thanks Jay, got my first ever build and this video is as concise and to the point as it gets. appreciate your content, keep going strong!
Very inaccurate and wrong. He didn't even show me how to download more ram.
But the human eye can only see up to 2 GB of RAM...
@@jussyowl5157 lmao
You can only do that on a macbook
Avery Manzano Derosa illl a pre built that’s disgusting
@Avery Manzano Derosa please translate, I don't speak normie
I’ve watched this video 3 time and just ordered all my parts so I’ll be back again Update: Surprisingly easier than I thought. Had issues with it going to sleep and not waking up instead of restarting but I just turned off fast boot and everything has been running fine all week
you got this
Same
Damn, it must feel so good and weird to order the parts
cringemarket bro sammmee
@@fifkgmfjrjrje8508 im still waiting to order mine
As always another excellent tutorial for all of us to learn from, keep up the good work! 👍
3 years later this video still was so extremely helpful in current times :) thank you so so so much man!
Hey Jay, I know this video is kind of old, but I just built my first computer today and your videos really helped me out. Thanks for the content. You're the best!
Wholesome
@@Ahhddd209 yes
I was watching vids for choosing parts for my rig and this came up, and I said "Why the hell not". Gonna save this vid.
Hole sum
Completed my frist build this year and this video helped a lot.
When I decided to build a pc when I was about 16 I researched parts and build guides every day for a while until I felt proficient enough to buy the best parts in my price range and build it. I knew more about different parts and functions that I probably needed to, and when I was done building I turned it on and had 0 clue what to do next. I had no idea how to get windows on my computer and didn’t even know what a driver was. Just shows no matter how much you spend on a pc, optimizing and using the damn thing are most important.
Yep we just want to start gaming on something decent. I read up a bit on what I needed, got some advice from a friend and bought the best I could afford. Screwing it all together looks straightforward but setting up the OS is going to be the complicated part I think.
@@Jess-T same
@@Jess-T setup is ez, building isn't.
@@maconaccount2533 Depends how your brain works haha. Screwing it all together looks reasonable, if I mess up it will be on something that should be simple like installing Windows lol.
I am the 69th like
Built first computer ever with my son. Your videos helped make it possible. Thank you!
❤ Thanks so much for sharing these next steps with us!
You can tell how reliable windows is by the number of times he says “may or may not”
Better than that thing
j j we don’t talk about that... thing.
FreezyG21 yeah nah
You make an OS.
@FreezyG21 linux is safer, os wise, than both mac and windows I believe. Definitely safer than windows.
one thing I really like about installing a fresh windows is that how clean your desktop looks at the start :)
Just disable your icons
Yeah, at the start...
Till a week later
Just don't put stuff on your desktop guys, it's not that hard lol
I folder everything on the desktop. I have 4 folders andthe bin lol
You are the man Jay! Thank you so much for all the guidance you provide. You have helped me successfully build my first PC!
2 years later, I'm building my first pc and this was a ton of help. Mainly with the fresh windows install! Going all out for this one.
Wait how do you get the windows usb I can’t see how he did it do you need a usb before it
1:02 Installing Windows 1:32 Bing by Google 7:42 Windows Setup 12:41 Windows Update 16:27 Driver Installation 18:17 Final Setup Tweaks
19:00 Reboot and installation of Debian instead
Tribal Humor you should probably check the RAM speeds, most of the time by default they run much slower than possible
@@tribalhumor6684 if your board came supported for your cpu and your not running into problems. The only reason would be if there is some security flaw to patch or feature you need. In bios (or CPUz) you can see what version you have and on the motherboard bios page it should walk you through what the new ones add if you needed it.
@@coryandrum Okay stop giving advice lol. You've never touched a custom build/bios in your life
Bing by google 😂 I noticed that too but seeing it in your time stamps made me laugh maniacally. Thanks
"To get into BIOS you just gotta mash the Delete key" *heavy rock music starts playing*
True
ok HAGAGAGAFAGAGAYAHAHAHA
Congrats George! You got the joke! You’re so funny and smart!
@@GeeOhGe3 whats the joke
Incredibly helpful, thank you. Hadn't realized I could keep internet disconnected upon Windows install.
This video was fantastic! about to do my first ever pc build, and no build videos seem to cover in depth on how to install windows once you freshly build a new PC. I really needed a "explain to me like im 5" type video, and this was it!
Thank you for making this video. I bet I have watched it 15+ times. 😅 I know this is pretty elementary for your channel. I just wanted to let you know this video helped me “finalize” my build. And I trust your information because you are an expert in your field. I hope you and your family have a Merry Christmas!
I've built countless PC's for friends, family and customers. This is the one video that I keep returning to, time and time again. Jay has the best method to completely setting up a brand new PC and he shows you all the little tricks and tips that save you so much time. I'm so glad this video continues to get more and more views, helping out more and more people to have a smoother PC building experience. Side note, but I also use Jay's troubleshooting videos, he has a very smart and methodical approach when dealing with computers that need diagnosing. Fantastic work here Jay, keep up the amazing content! :)
Totally agree. Looking on the date it was posted, it's amazing that 1.5 year later, it's still the best video on KZhead regarding the theme.
@@zlobaplays 100%
Hey, I already have Windows installed on my SSD but it's not running fine. I want to do a clean install but how do I first completely remove the current installation from the SSD?
@@criskobeats just boot up from the installation media and once you're at the step, where you choose the disk and partition to install the windows, all you need to do (considering you don't want to change the layout of the partitions and want to use the same partition as before) is delete the old windows install partition and recreate it. Then you can select "clean" partition to install windows again.
@@zlobaplays I want to change it from my Old SSD to the new one, also I want to make sure that there are no residual files left from the previous installation cuz it was faulty. Also I have my personal files on a separate HDD, since I don't wanna risk deleting them by mistake - is it ok if I just unplug it from the motherboard before all this and then when the new windows is installed plug it in, will this work?
Why does this sound more complicated than building the pc
Right??
Because waiting game is hard.
It is
Building the pc is like putting Lego’s together. This is hard
Kirby Griffin Memes seriously, this confused the shit out of me lol
Very helpful video! I'm waiting for parts to come in for my first build and I will be referencing back to this guide. Thank you!
I want to actually build a computer myself for the first time. This info & the process in this video is what I was unclear about. Not really a tech guy but I love gaming. This has shed a much needed light on that subject. Thanks Jay! Happy Thanksgiving
Be sure to buy a USB stick that´s "really over 8Gb" to install windows, most brands will market 8gb media but will only be about 7,8gb and Windows will not allow you to install from that stick.
? I've used 8GB USB drives without problems. The Windows installation files will not take up more than around 4-5GB so an 8GB USB drive will be fine.
@@JJFlores197 I´ve tried to use a transcend 8gb usb drive and after following all instructions in windows website to create an installation media, an insufficient memory error came up before anything was written into it. The 8gb drive was formatted and totally ready but it had actually a little less than 8gb, like 7,8gb. It´s not how much space the files will use, it´s the space that windows requires from the drive. Maybe there are other drives that are marketed as 8gb with actual 8gb space in them Idk
@@tomasgrimm3086 Drive manufacturers use base 10 to describe drive sizes. Windows uses base 2, so there will be discrepancies between the actual capacity of the drive and what Windows sees. You’ll always have less space on a drive than what it shows up as.
and also USB3 for less annoyance and slowness while transferring files. have multiple thumb drives, label them.
I didn’t realise how big my flash drive was until it came... I think 36gb is a bit too big
that 5 second moment when you mentioned removing the flash drive when stuck in a restart loop saved my life
Who else is watching this and hasn't even started building a pc yet
@@karammarji890 the fuck
i removed it but it’s still in a loop help!!
@@yyoze i got the same probem, you fix it yet?
@@benmackenzie3385 no im installing windows on a new usb right now i’ll update you if it works
I’ve watched three times every time after I’ve built a pc and enjoy watching it so much because I know I’m so close to be done. You guys make this shit look way too easy.🙏
This is such a helpful video. Because of you I now have completed my first ever build. Thank you!
Pro Tip: Download all your drivers, tools, must haves to a USB drive before hand and use that to install everything after OS is installed.
I definitely second this. So much faster and allows you to install everything even if you don't have internet.
This is especially useful for motherboard drivers. It ensures anything and everything on that board will work. It's rare but sometimes a device might not work which could be your network card, and no internet means no fixing.
I do this since windows 98. Download all necessary stuff 1st in a separate media (back then cd,dvd now days usb) . Then unplug net , install Windows, then install all then disabled all privacy and spyware stuff. Then pug into net.
TheSkepticSkwerl learned that back on the am3 boards, confused as shit... finally looked in the box and saw the cd and went “oh” now having built more computers usbs are amazing
This is what I generally do as well.
after watching this: *visible excitement* checks wallet: *has two cents* Edit (11/23/21): I earned enough money with the job that I love and I just returned here to finalize the settings to make my newly build pc running smoothly.
stop watching this and get a job.
Kieran Baird r/wooosh
@@mazinhassan1492 r/wooosh
@@thevoidcookie9264 r/ihavereddit
I Am Home r/metoo
Absolutely invaluable stuff here Jay, im a 49 year old uk military vet, and decided to build my own pc, and finally built it and finished it today 21.12.2022, and can't thank you enough, and subscribed immediately after finding out from you how to give the bird to the Microsoft big brother is watching stuff and the urgh !!!! urgh!!! urgh!!! is funny and worrying at the same time and cant thank you enough.
another excellent video. I built my first computer back in the mid 90s. I knew nothing, and I mean nothing, about computers. A friend was kind enough to give me a Packard Bell computer. It was running Windows 3.1. I used that for about a year and really got into it. I started reading computer magazines. After a year or so I felt like I outgrew that machine so I ordered a case with the motherboard installed from Tiger Direct. Don't ask me how but I got the parts I needed, put them all together and lo and behold, it booted up! A friend lent me his Windows 95 disc and I was off and running. Never looked back. Been hooked ever since. Eventually ended up working in IT for 20 years. Have built many computers for myself over the years. Sure could have used youtube back then. I still watch channels like yours and I still learn things. Thanks for all that you do for the computing community.
I know this is three years old, but this video is so needed. I watched so many videos about building a computer and the reason I have not done it is because I don’t know what in the world to do next. Now obviously I know how to download and install the program, but how do you set up the bios? I don’t even know what the bios is what about all the drivers everything you said in the first 30 seconds I can’t wait to watch this video. Thank you for doing it.
This video saved my pc. Didn't realize windows installs old video drivers. Old drivers caused several BSODs when gaming. Clean install fixed everything. Lifesaver!
11:00 - To access disk management, Right-click on the start, and there is Disk Management (along with other key items that you need often).
omg, this needs to be the top comment! so helpful! ty
Built my first PC, and I must admit. I would have not been able to do it without you. Thank you
Thank you very much. I know this seems really easy but when you consider building a new system yourself, the software step was also holding me back because i didnt know what i exactly had to do. Now i feel ready for my first not prebuilt system :)
Step 1: Spend 3.2k Step: 2: Leave it on during a thunderstorm. Step 3: Turn it into an overpriced toaster. Step 4: Wait for repairmen to take longer because of Covid 19.
Oh nyooooo! Sorry but that is a funny tragic story. Thanks for sharing. 🤣
Or get a damn good surge protector......
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this is not a thing this is not a thing this is not a thing. please tell me this didn't actually happen.
@@pancakemixaj2254 Yup. Hasnt happened to me but my friend lost his $2400 rig earlier this year due to a transformer explosion during a thunderstorm. Hes still crying in his bed as we speak.
I can't believe what the "BIOS" screen looks like these days! lol It's own GUI! Great videos. Thanks!
Its so much better than the plain blue bioses of the pentium 3 4 ish era
@@jimmyhopkins1 It sure looks to be! Can't wait to build one.
@NRG PsychoΨ Is that English?
I was surprised too, because I had old ASRock without any gui
@@jimmyhopkins1 and phenom
Jay is my new favorite character. Really soothing personality to watch and listen to.
hello their ,it seemed like climbing a mountain (what too doo after building it )but you just made it very CLEAR,something to look forward to rather than staring at the square (computer) thing on the table thinking,,,,, take too the shop.......THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME N EFFORT ....GREAT STUFF.
My #1 Tip: Keep a bootable USB programmed and ready at all times in a drawer. Label it with tape so that no one confuses it.
Just label it as "sex tape", so no one will touch it.
This 100%. Saved me more than once!
The windows install usb he made in the video?
If i fuck up to the point I need to re install the os, downloading windows and making a bootable USB will be the least of my problems. You got mess something up colossally to need a format these days.
@@V_0717 is it okay to install my drivers and the windows installation media on the same USB before booting up the PC for the first time?
Q: What to do after building your computer... A: watch the verge again...
and do the opposite
Aka how to gain confident as a newbie builder
Don't forget the table
@@RedSirloin and the tweezers
It took me 3 hours to build my pc. It took me 4 days to get through the bios and have windows set up. Thank you for this upload!
I'm finally building my first pc and this is gonna be a huge help. I've had a pc before but this is my first time building one and tbh I'm kinda nervous but really looking forward to it at the same time. I'm stuck waiting for a few parts to come in but after that I can finally start building
me : *continues to watch pc building tutorials and how to install stuff* also me : *doesnt have a pc*
I identify myself in here xd
Also me
Ive been there
You'll get there
idowonderz one day but I feel like I’ll get too old when I have it
I’d love to see a PART 2 to this video on benchmarking your new system and how to save the data for comparison to changes later for a “stock” reference point.
Take picture lol.,...........
KipacWF That’s a horrible method.... I’m not talking about a timespy score or something. I’m talking about like when you run the GTA bench mark and it gives you back a bunch of frame rates and frame times and about what data to keep And what’s less important for comparisons, etc.
Great video! I just finished my first new build in a while, and this was a great reminder. Thank you!
Watching old JayzTwoCents videos for a refresher!!! Love his videos!
I built my first ever PC today after loads of "studying" courtesy of Jay and many other PC YTers. This is very good work you do- thanks!
specs my guy?
@@Willy_Wanka nothing fancy cuz I ain't loaded: R5 3600 with stock cooler (kinda want a beefy tower cooler), Sapphire RX 5600 XT BE, Asus B550M Plus Wifi, Kingston a2000 NVMe, GSkill Trident Z 3200MHz CL16, FSP Hydro GE 650W, NZXT H510. Mildly tempted to add tasteful rainbow puke but I'm more likely to add bulk storage with a SATA drive.
@@Lyander25 I'm watching this because I'm upgrading CPU and MOBO so I can get an M2 drive. Congrats man enjoy it
@@jaiganticpooey3012 I am enjoying it immensely! Can't quite max out 1080p on new games or even consider 1440p but to say that this isn't a lot of fun would be a lie