I almost want to buy that case just for the manual. It is a thing of beauty.

Phanteks has them, but for Case Manual only tho

That manual actually sold me.

Reminded me of the old Packard Bell manuals how to put your assembled PC together

i read a pc mag once with a 15 page full color guide. its what got me to build one. i read it and i was oh, fuck, i can do that

yeah nah. their pre-sale support is great, but the quality stops there. good luck getting them to keep true to their warranty promises

Looks like a "kids" book. So it would be great for a young builder.

Its really hard to do a guide while you are already knowing every thing of the process. One can easylie skipp a step in their manuel. Yet, they seem to have nailed it

I was looking up the price of this and its 1399 for that kit. Thats a damn good deal since 3060 tis are going for like 800 dollars now on ebay.

To be fair, NZXT deserves all the crap they got for basically saying, nah, it'll be fine," when their header could cause a significant fire.

it should be like a Lotterie. Every Box cost the same, but the inside is total different every time xD

@JayzTwoCents you should put the names of some friends of yours, who are willing to step in front of the camera for a pc inside a box, and do a lottery drawing on who gets to build a pc. repeat once a month, and you got planed (highly entertaining) content.

so like, Linus' ROG Rig Reboot?

just pull people of the street LOL !!!

Also we can’t buy the parts to build PCs

Jay doesn't know what he's doing?

@@WildEngineerGamer no one knows what their doing, they only think they do.

Also I’m here for all the inside jokes

@@ICCUWANSIUT They're**

The biggest issue is that many tech manuals are written by folks who have no idea how to do tech writing. I took 2 tech writing courses in college, and it is not easy to write for the nontechnical person.

Not to mention the often hilarious translation mistakes!

I'm still waiting on a manual for women

Laughs in IKEA :D

@Samurai Shampoo I think they just meant how to interact with women lol. lovely username by the way, a classic

and Jay with a nerf gun!

Completely agree.

@@sopcannon aww I miss the RTFM show :(

22:01 hit the like button 3 times XD

This is an AMAZING idea

Well Germany has NCXT. I'm from the nether. Kinda hoped NCXT would land in our country. It's another sad day. But i think if you give it 2 months we in Europe will be able to order these to.

@@RedRingOfDead did you typo tht C in the name or is that company's name in germany?

@@RedRingOfDead I didn't know. Will have a look at it if they have English as an option.

It says not available for Europe but it does have the « Notify Me » option so let’s hope it’s available soon. It’s a new thing too.

@@lajsna9936 nope. Like I said I'm from the Netherlands. Sometimes we fuck up de Z and C Because I'm dutch the C sounds like the Z in English. Oops 🤷🏼‍♂️

*lose

I was cracking up the whole time, especially when that nerf gun came out lol

that is so relatable xD

EXACTLY I was thinking of something like that but couldn't find the right analogy

Lmao dude what a perfect analogy

ironically this was me taking Jay through Portal 2 last year at Dreamhack since he’d never played it 😂

@@frickingphil how can he have never played portal 2!!!

Pretty cringe

Yeah, I did that once...once. I put so much pressure on the SATA connector on one of the hard drives that I snapped it off (I admit I should have been using a cable with a 90 degree connector on it). I'm much more careful about cable management now.

Eventually you reach the point where you realize that if orient the PC so that side of it faces a wall you don't even need the back panel and you can just let it all hang out ;)

Remember when back in the day we had like 4-6 5 1/4" bays and PSUs without cable management, we'd just install the optical drive in the lowest bay and throw all the unused cables hanging off of the PSU right on top of it. Common practice!

That's why i love to build in Lian Li Cases, smack it all in there, make the front look neat, put the plate on the back to hide all you're cables and make it look like you cared. (I don't)

@@AusSkiller keeping it neet even your gpu on a riser creates air flow a mess makes it stuffy and a need for all the crap you dont need thats exspensive to keep it cool inside

the end of the video with the sound check was hilarious lol

Yes that was very fun to watch, the lego reference was so on point watching Jay... :)

I occasionally learn something. Plus, like Linus and a few others he often gets to play with all the cool new toys and hardware that is hard to get (esp these days) elsewhere. Then there's the fact he's my age basically whereas most of the others are 15 or even more years younger. Add the two daughter/dad humorous back and forth exchanges, the various guests and this is one of my favorite channels.

I'd like to give him a rocking chair and a pouch of the finest Longbottom leaf.

we watch it because Phil edits it

I read this in the first minute and I thought... no way this is an exager.... 10min later: This is 100% true... Maniac Jay Stop it!!!

Hopefully the upcharge isn't too bad

@@ChrisAce117 1400 USD for the one with air cooling

The video should have an alternative title

Yeah. Jay's ADD really kicked in here, didn't it.

more annoying than fun.. Says he will stay in the back so to let it be a consumer perspective, but persist to be in focus and ramble on about his pc building knowledge

@Jason Crosen Yes, but also no, it's REAL expensive still and since they aren't even building it, that's even more suspicious.

@@brando3342 nzxt has to pay for the book somehow.

@@tzfardaya LOL I suppose that is true haha

@@brando3342 that was sorta my thought. like, having a single point of contact for new pc builders is great, but the upcharge is a bit rough. Also going with an s12III psu is concerning, that's trash tier seasonic, also for the price they could have put a small thing of decent thermal paste, i use those deepcool heatsinks a lot and while the heatsink is great, the paste that comes with it is definitely not.

@@brando3342 You're also paying for a single warranty coverage, since as Jay said NZXT is still offering full warranty coverage for all the parts as if they had built it.

We also watch because most of us can't afford to build a new PC every week.

The longer it went, the more I was laughing lol

I agree XD. This guy had me laughing half of the video! Pretty entertaining way to let the people know that NZXT have all in one to do a PC build.

Very true! I would have been jumping through the roof with joy spending a whole day building this as a kid!

Goes a long way too for when they start looking for their first job during the summer. Helps the kid standout from the rest. Especially now when kids don't know what the Internet runs on. All magic and unicorns.

I did this for my kid last Christmas. Each component was individually wrapped and stacked into a snowman. We built the PC together, installed Windows, then set it up with some awesome games.

Man, if I got this as a kid that would of made my decade. Wish I had this idea!

I agree 100%. Last Christmas, my brother, father and I went in on a PC for my nephew who is 15 and had swapped out a few components, but never built a PC before. I picked everything out and we packed them up separately so by the end of the day he had a PC that just needed assembled. I had him come over one day not long after that and we built it together. I had him do most of the work and explained what each component did, how they interacted with the other components and so on. The only part I did mostly by myself was the cable management because it was getting late and we weren't going to have time to install windows unless I knocked out the cables real quick. I did make sure to explain the benefits of clean cable management and some theories about how to route them. He had a blast as did I. He learned a lot that day and has since helped one of his friends build their first PC as well and he only called me 3 times for minor questions and it booted on the first attempt. I was so proud.

🤣👏

I was thinking the same thing HAHAH

You know you’re a nobody when a video is release 2hrs ago and you get the hundy likes 😂

Lol

@@MrGizzyborn your right, definitely a nobody here.

I was thinking it would be someone with no experience at all, maybe his wife (since his daughters have built computers before), or a good friend who isnt into building computer like this yet.

Because he was confined to the stool… he became the bad child. 😄

@@jimmyrichards5595 He got FOMO, Fear Of Missing Out.

@@smoketinytom Yes, I agree! Lol

Lol

@@jimmyrichards5595 needed a sign near the end of the video, "Annoying the builder and placed in time out."

Who, Jay? I agree!

Maybe they should work with Jay and put him and a guitar on each and every page as the bard singing about your quest as if you succeeded. Two levels of extra motivation right there. Having Jay as the bard as one and him singing as if you've succeeded before you've even began as the other.

I thought for sure it was going to be Linus ......

@@longjohn526 No, they've only gotten one kit and it better survive until the end of the video

I genuinely wonder if he was on The Verge of inviting someone that really lacks talent tho.

This exactly, but due to flight issues, IKEA is suffering more at the moment, while component supplies continue to trickle in...Within 6 months, what we see for component prices, will be the same for IKEA furniture...BUY SHARES NOW!!

I was thinking the exact same thing. If nothing else, the manual alone would be an amazing tool for that station.

just bought one my self yesterday, spent some money, but i needed to upgrade and trying to find a decent gpu is insane at the moment. hoping the build goes smooth! Edit: it was smooth

I think it's more of a "if we screw it up, we're gonna have so much unnecessary troubleshooting to do, monopolizing precious time"

Homerun is a bit overstating it, but if it catches on fire when the consumer builds it, they aren't liable anymore. That tome they included should serve well, all in all, a step up from the prebuilts they were crapping out.

@@x8jason8x Clearly don't know what you're talking about. 2 year full warranty. It may run warm but nowhere near throttling and the elitists like GN will nickpick literally every single thing like this isn't for new builders that could give a shit less about it not being the coldest case out there as it will likely never be close to full load. It's pretty as good as it gets for a first timer.

@@MrPhooey442 "Clearly don't know what you're talking about. 2 year full warranty. It may run warm but nowhere near throttling and the elitists like GN will nickpick literally every single thing like this isn't for new builders that could give a shit less about it not being the coldest case out there as it will likely never be close to full load. It's pretty as good as it gets for a first timer." I said it's a step up from their past kits, and GN aren't elitists. Just stop digging. Make a new comment instead of editing repeatedly, you aren't making yourself look any better. Why is it you computer newbs on the internet can never just apologize for misreading or misunderstanding?

Hello world!

He got to the point of eating the packaging... hehehe

A PC hiding video sounds terrifying XD

Yep it is even funnier and eye opening to see how many traits I also see in myself