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A 10 minute guide to Computer Building
Before building a fairly basic computer for my mother, I realized that the since I wasn’t doing anything extreme (like watercooling), this would be the ideal opportunity to make a simple instructional video for beginner computer builders. The result was an easy-to-follow 10 minute tutorial:
P180 Mini Tower Case Review
This is my first review that I am conducting through UltimateComputers.net. It is for the Antec P180 mini case, which I am using in a future computer build. Since I had the case anyways, I figured I would review it.
Building a Mineral Oil Computer
I’ve been wanting to do this for a while, and now it’s finally done. Myself, and a few friends have finished building a computer completely submerged in mineral oil. Because mineral oil does not conduct electricity, computer components can be submerged in it without risk of shorting. It also helps[…]
Building the Ultimate Computer: Edition 4
I’ve upgraded my computer! My old system (ultimate computer 1) has been donated to my brother, and I will be replacing it with a watercooled beast. The specs and pictures are available in my forum post here. And I’ve made both a montage of the build set to music, and[…]
Did I mention there’s another?
That’s right, not just one more computer building video, but two! Are you excited or what? I did these a few days apart, but uploaded them both to youtube today. Once again, the parts are pretty similar, because I’ve tested that they work well together. So without further adieu… UltimateComputer3.[…]
Another Computer Video!?
The video of my first computer build was more successful than I thought on youtube, so it looks like I’ll be filming some more. Following is a similar system that I built with a friend. It’s designed for most of the same stuff, video editing, some games, etc. Visit the[…]
Building the Ultimate Computer: Edition 1
Well it’s about time. I finally built my own computer for the world to see. It’s running an AMD Athalon X2 4400+, 2GB of RAM, and an eVGA nvidia 7800GT video card.