Great video. Would have liked to see with a smaller computer case. That case was huge.

Really cool video, makes me want to build another PC :)  
 
It's funny, I had always set the connectors on the Intel coolers to 'loose' and then tightened them as I snapped them in place (kind of a push, then twist method)....probably explains why I always had trouble with them and usually ended up with bloody thumbs.

Great video and works well as a tutorial even for people with different parts.

Brilliant video, really glad you guys got this created. Definitely going to pass this around to friends and family as well as the Giant Bomb PC board as well.

Brad made it look easier, but your beard trumps his.

MINESWEEPER 2010!
 
Uhh, but yes. Awesome video. I'm definitely building my next PC by myself, that case you guys used was pretty huge.
It would be nice to know how well that PC performs, you guys should do some benchmarks on it.

I love it when random Whiskey employees walk by in your videos. COONCE!

Great video! I've been meaning to try and build my own computer some time and I'm definitely going to use this video and the article you wrote to help guide me along the way. Thanks!

@danking79 said:

" Really cool video, makes me want to build another PC :)  

 
Same here! Going to start looking at parts asap!

As soon as I get a job I will build one 
Thanks guys

I have never built a PC before and that was real interesting to watch. Some day I will build one...

putting in the ssd is a good idea.

Fantastic video! I have always wanted to build a PC but it has always seemed too daunting. I have to say though that is a MASSIVE case. Very impressed by how much clips in place though.

I haven't built a PC in a few years.  This was a great refresher.  Glad to see that optical drives have moved on from IDE to SATA. LOL 
 
Off to Newegg to start a parts list :)

I've built of few of my own PCs so this didn't necessarily help me in anyway, but I have to say you guys are doing an incredible job with Tested.com. The balance of professionalism and personality will keep me coming back as often as possible, regardless of whether or not I even need the information you guys are providing.  
 
Awesome, awesome work.

I will be building my first PC this summer, so it's awesome you made this. I'll definitely refer to this video while I'm building my own. I think the hardest part will be definitely be wiring everything up to the motherboard and utilizing good cable management.

Thankyou, this is just the video I needed to see, I hope in the future you cover a few other aspects, such as liquid cooling, sli or crossover and or use of a card for phys x calculation. Liquid cooling is a bit daunting to me because it turns out both my gpu cards require it, and I'm probably going to need to do it again when I upgrade. mabe even demonstrate updating the bios and more concetration on setting up and overclocking. i know this material is out there, but a concise block of this video centered info here at this site would just really rock. You guys present your material well, and the camera work and sound were very good also.   
 
Very well done!

nice video, that case is pretty kickass. so easy to add stuff to it. i think i'll build a similar one except with a different gfx card. hopefully by the time i build one, all your parts are even cheaper.

Thanks Will! This video was really helpful, makes building a pc seem way less intimidating! 
Can't wait to build a new pc at the end of the year. Provided I save up enough money to afford to get a decent rig!

What an awesome video.  I've been thinking about putting a new kit together for some time and I might finally go out and do it.