"You should love yourself, therefore you are a loved one" JayzWholesomeCents

"Black Ice didn't want to stay off, fixed that one easily." Pulls the powerplug

That girl was so bad that even her case screws got grounded.

I don't think the nylon washers are enough. The contact could still be made by the threads, as in steves video. This would only prevent surface contact between the head and board, or board and case. Use a ziptie or a nylon screw.

“I don’t want to take it out and have it flop around”. Neither do we, Jay.

I wish all my pc repairs were this simple lol Merry Christmas Jay to you and your family.

Just being dusty isn't a defense for a fan failing in less than 6 months. Its a defective unit or very poorly built.

PSA: Nylon Washers aren't a solution, if you haven't gotten the Nylon Screw fix kit from NZXT, use zip ties till they arrive.

Dang that iFixit explosion caught me off guard. Well played, sir. Well played, indeed.

“You should love yourself. Therefore, you’re a loved one” JayTwoCents 2020

Gamer'sNexus just did a breakdown of the fire potential. Plastic or nylon washer will not fix this.

I remember school techs told us that the servers were shutting down at night. What was happening was the CPU fan died, the server runs during the day but overnight it runs the backup routine which included file compression which was causing the CPU to overheat and shutdown. We told the techs to remove the side panel and look at the CPU fan and get it replaced.

"I'll put a link down below to one I recommend..." Doesn't put a link down below to a screwdriver he recommends...

This PC is shutting down due to overheating...let's investigate why! 8:19

8:19 did not expect that explosion 💥 😂

Little note: the LL fans use hydrodynamic bearings, the ML fans are magnets

"I'll put a link below" ... There is never any links below. :(

put a sticker on the PC: KFC and the problem is solved

And here I thought a fan was just a fan. Jesus, you're telling me I need to be concerned about which bearing type is oriented into what position? Argh!

Thank you for the daily videos Jay (and Phil)! Made the month fly by! Merry Christmas and a happy holidays to you and your families.

Merry Christmas Jay and everyone in the comment !

I genuinely enjoy this type of content, Jay. I consider myself an above average enthusiast and would likely be able to resolve an issue like this. However, I always find these both educational and entertaining. Thank you guys.

Obligatory "Go watch the GN video" comment here. You probably saw it by now, but seriously, go watch GN video about that NZXT fire issue. Probably best to replace the whole riser cable just to be safe.

When I design PCBs, I usually either design the screw position to be an intentional grounding point or route tracks a safe distance away, so nothing connects to the screw. This obviously may pose a space management challenge when there's a more space needed.

My PC was actually "partially" shutting down a few months ago. The screen went black, the fans still spining, the mouse and the keyboard turn off, the motherboard lights were working but I wasn't able to turn off the PC my pushing the power button, I was only able to do it by disconnecting the PSU. The motherboard showed the debug led for the CPU, as if this was the issue. After some testing I couldn't make it work and after a few days I took my system apart and noticed a dark spot behind the motherboard, kinda like oil or some other kind of liquid, right behind where the VRMs are. I checked and everything seemed fine, but since I couldn't make it work and left the parts on their respective boxes. A week later I was bored and decided to put everything together again but wanted to try something crazy. I took the VRMs heatshink off, and turned the thermal pad 180º, the PC worked fine for about a week and a half before the problem started. I bought a new motherboard and the problem was solved... So I'm guessing the problem was very bad cooling on the VRMs due to a defective thermal pad, causing a discrepancy on the voltage delivered to the CPU, therefore, everything shutting down and the motherboard showing the CPU debug led. TL;DR if your PC is shutting down in a strange way, check the VRMs cooling.

You spelled "shutting" down wrong in the thumbnail!! Lol Merry Christmas everyone :)

I really like this format of diagnosing and fixing computers. It is useful information. I hope you keep doing these!

I feel like this guy is one of the more genuine youtubers out there. Not even just in the tech space- but like out of all of them. What a guy

Man I love Jay's Techmas, wish it was like this all the time. The more Jay the merrier!

Getting someone a gift after Christmas simply means you reeeeally thought hard about it ;)

Thank you Jay I had no idea about the issue with the case and only knew to get it sorted because of this video. Thanks!

I love these videos where he fix stuff, wheter it's graphics card or a whole computer is just amazing

You should love yourself therefore you are a loved one -JayzTwoCents Happy Holidays 🎉🍻

I love your videos man, you're always so informative, funny and you keep me entertained. I recently built my first pc and your videos helped me along the way. Not to mention, your personality is great too. Keep up the good work!

"It's only 12V... You just need a nylon or plastic screw cap" **12V? Gets hot glue gun!**

I have that same electric screw driver, Used it for almost 15 builds now. Love it.

I've been enjoying the more casual style of these daily videos. I know it would be a ton of work to keep uploading daily, but I'd like to see more stuff in a similar style in the future. ^-^

Sort by prize low, prime , go! This guy just keeps living up to his name.

Merry Christmas Jay, Thank you so much for the daily Video's. That was nice of you.

Jayz: "Metal Gear...." Solid Snake: "Metal Gear?!!" Jayz: "...Fan."

At least it wasn't due to an RGB SSD like last time lol

Linus's ltt store segues are so next level its got Jay peddlin their stuff

i smiled at the explosion when you took off the plastic... and i think this is one of the small few videos ive ever liked in my years of youtube XD

I like these troubleshooting videos. Very helpful! Happy holidays Jay!

That explosion actually scared me lmao

"Is a Hammerhead... By Sledgehammer. That's a Napoleon Dynamite reference." Dang, forgot all about that movie.

Merry Christmas Jay and to the whole TwoCents family out there!! 🎄

Hope you and your family have a very Merry Christmas. Also, thank you for your painting case reference.

my guesses: no ventilation,carpet,stuffed in a cabinet? Jay: nope its coz i put in a fan that that broke

Jay! You made the problem worse. You just unscrewed it, removing more coating and rescrewed it, removing even more coating to the 12v layer. Then grounded it back to the case. Zip tie man, use a zip tie, a stick, piece of gum, anything other then a grounding screw! K, maybe not gum as it would also be conductive...

What's crazy is that $20 electric screwdriver is sold out everywhere and people are scalping it for $80-200... like wtf.

Nice, I just watched this video on my own H1, except I'm running a 2700/2070 combo. Good job on the build, and the fix; I'll have to go back and look for the other videos on this build.

"theres activity up there, its slow, but there's activity up there." -me on college.

is Christmas eve for the real one will be tomorrow, i remember this pc was a such good build

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Jay, hope you have a great 2021.

Thanks for addressing the question about the screwdriver. I ended up finding it on Amazon after your past video. I know its a cheap one but I like the way it twists near the top to activate it. Couldn't find another one around that did that. Lol. Thanks Jay

That explosion caught me off guard tbh

8:19 isnt that an LL140 which are hydrodynamic bearings?

It's not the washer, it's the thread on the screw boring into the pcb, the holes are really tight and the thread is touching the 12V layer inside the PCB. Steve from gamersnexus proved this.

A pc troubleshooting video turned out to be the first I watched on Christmas day :)

Hey Jay, I do have some problems with thermals of my RTX 3070 Strix. When mounted vertical (I/O to the top!) my temps are at TJ-max (80°C) and the fans are spinning quite fast. When I lay my case to the side, so the MB is flat the temps go down to ~60°C.

Everyone: celebrating christmas Jaytwocents: Fixing some PC

Lots of nice and useful tools in your arsenal.

Merry Christmas!! Love the format

@Jayztwocents Jay you need to watch Gamers nexus Video on NZXT H1 Case the washers won’t fix the fire issue.

just using a washer wont help it, if its a multilayer pcb and its grinding against a trace on a different layer with the threading itself

Happy Holidays....Merry Christmas..... everytime I build small form factor for others, I glance over at the 14 fan behemoth on my desk and give it some serious stink eye..... Great Video.

I would love to have seen a stress test proving the temps stay low now Jayz. For next time :) Marry Christmas 😃

Hate how he had everything open and didn't clean the dust out of the aio. That thing was filthy

Those washers don't isolate the ground you still have screw to metal contact with the threads.

Happy Holidays, Jay!

Anyone curious to RGB this case, there's enough room to line strips along the inside of the frame where the glass panel is and it looks fine as long as your strips aren't too long. And for the riser cable, I just used zip ties on both screws. Quick and dirty, but it works.

No link to the tools, Amazon link just goes to the home page for amazon.

How is the scew isolated, if its still threading in to the chassi and that thread also hitting the pcb? Thought you said that the screws "bite in to the pcb" aka hitting the leads inside the pcb. So isolating it with washers shouldnt fix it really.

I'm glad you did this follow up in the purple NZXT, it was reccomended to me by youtube after watching GN 3 or 4 th video about the screw. i dont know i like big towers better.

I remember watching the build vid for this rig. Very nice case.

"Shuting down" huh? 🤣

wow never been this early! merry christmas everyone, be kind to urselves!

Just finished up a new build in a Corsair 4000X with their riser card, and had to use a couple of metal washers to space the riser adapter up a little. Glad I saw this because now I'm going to get a few nylon washers to protect the riser, and add the necessary spacing as the GPU (when installed) doesn't quite sit in the slot all of the way. Merry Christmas to you and yours', Jay! Loving the "31 Days of Techmas"!

I bought that electric screwdriver maybe 3-4 years ago after a saw it on a youtube list video of modern tools to buy. I use it all the time, and Lowes carries it, which is where I got mine.

I wanna see Jay react to the KFC Console. Merry Christmas.

“Nothing on NZXT failed”... quietly doesn’t count the screw that can cause the pc to catch fire

Merry Christmas Jay & to his wonderful family!

Awesome build.

1:10 shots fired

How is the washer a fix when the body of the screw goes still goes trough the board

Watching you reminds me of one of my favorite TV series - House. You are now my favorite Dr. PC who know how diagnose PC problem and fix it. so don't lose the funny side of your every video. Cheers.

Freaking Phil.... I was lazily watching the video with headphones on, half asleep rom the turkey and way too big of a meal. All of a sudden there's and explosion and I was wide awake...Damn near jumped out of my chair. The entire family including me got a good laugh out of it. Merry Christmas

Hello from germany

Bread

Merry Christmax Jay to you and your family, JayzTwoCents Team, Merry Christmax to you tooooooooooooo

Merry Christmas Jay thanks for creating such great content 😊

Where can I get that screwdriver? It's sick!... didn't get through the video.. Thanks jay

Jay please give me a link for that screwdriver......ok i made it to that part of the video...Its 100$ on amzon now sigh

Jay, the screw is still contacting the case because it threads in. The issues with the reiser shown by GN is inside of the pcb where there isn't a coating for the screw and yes, there is a possibility of a short because of the lack of coating and bad pcb design.

Merry Christmas, Jay 😁🤗

Just popped in to say "shuting", that is all...

“Cant see the rgb anyways” *uses expensive rgb fan and disables rgb instead of just using non-rgb fan*

Merry Christmas Jay!!!😁

plastic washer will do nothing! the screw threads will still make contact with the pcb and case causing a short. glad you took extra care to fix it properly since its in a childs bedroom.