Building A Pentium 4: I'm Going All In!

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Building a Pentium 4: I'm Going All In!
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@philscomputerlab Год назад

Nice job capturing those exploding caps! For a decent P4 experience try using a Socket 478 board with Intel 865 chipset 🙂

@CaptainSpicard Год назад

I've been trying to track down an ASUS P4T for maximum RDRAM nostalgia. I have the capability of capacitor repair, but man those 423 socket MB's are impossible to find for a good price. On the flipside, i have a ton of 478 boards.

@victorbart Год назад

Yes that is the sweet spot indeed :)

@alvar891 Год назад

Had a 478 as my first pc so i have bias to them. With 775 it always feels like the p4 is a entry level chip and just want to jump to a c2q. With the 478 the 3ghz p4 are the top dogs haha. Have a few msi boards set aside for a xp build. Only issue is the lack of sata.

@retrogear Год назад

G'day from the Kimberley - Australia. My P4 build is a 478 on the 865 chipset, 3.2GHz with two Voodoo 2 in SLi. It runs Windows XP. But my favourite is my old PII 450 with Voodoo 2s in SLi (running a Dell/Intel motherboard haha!). Keen to see how you go with the P4 Victor!

@xsc1000 Год назад

@@alvar891 There are many 775 chipsets (i915 - i955) that are not compatible with C2Q.

@rhuwyn Год назад

The socket 423 boards are hard to find. Dont throw it out. Its worth fixing if you dont want to keep it yourself.

@3dfxvoodoocards6 Год назад

Like! Pentium 1 to 4 systems are so interesting.

@itstheweirdguy Год назад

I recapped a bunch of dell optiplex that had p4's, some were socket 478 some were 775. They all worked fine afterwards too!

@harryshuman9637 Год назад

I think Victor Bart could create a PC hardware museum out of the warehouses of cool stuff he has.

@victorbart Год назад

Hahaha :D No dont think it will be intresting enough :)

@TheLionAndTheLamb777 Год назад

I built and GAVE someone a retro gaming PC that was a ASUS Board, Athlon 64 x2 6000+, 4GB DDR2-800 Kingston Hyper X, 300GB Velociraptor, 500GB Western Digital, Linksys Wifi G PCI, Radeon HD 5670 GDDR5 1GB, HP Dual Layer Lightscribe Burner. --- THEY THREW IT AWAY BECAUSE THEY SAID THEIR NEW PRINTER DIDN'T WORK WITH IT.

@itstheweirdguy Год назад

Most people probably are better off just getting a crappy laptop and effing off 🤣 I've put together some special builds over the years and I have felt the satisfaction of giving someone their "new" legacy system running for entertainment or business.

@victorbart Год назад

That is so sad they throw it out! I only gave a girl a Pentium 4 from Medion :D So if they throw it away it is fine :D

@BC107BP Год назад

The second board probably shutdown due to an overheating CPU. Give it another try with the cooler mounted as it should! I've seen a lot of LGA775 systems booting and then shutting down due to poorly mounted coolers! 😉

@schnitzelsamy Год назад

Very cool

@harryshuman9637 Год назад

You can run Windows 98 (and therefore DOS) on Pentium 4 on socket 775. So yes, it is retro hardware.

@dmnsonic Год назад

I really want a socket 423 with RAMBUS. It's not powerful but it's historical. Find one here in Brazil is almost impossible.

@exitustec Год назад

Olha no ML eu mesmo já vi 2 asus p4t-e em bom estado por volta de 120 reais, o problema que cadastram como servidor.

@victorbart Год назад

true it is always cool to true first gen from an era

@MoarFoam Год назад

Nice video as always, Victor!

@scifreaks Год назад

Once you pop you can't stop. LoL Nice slow mo of caps explosion.

@victorbart Год назад

it is just 25fps played back on 20% :D

@retroindian1864 Год назад

The bunnymen are so cool. I think that the CPU in the second motherboard was thermally shut down.

@osrr6422 Год назад

I built myself a P4 box recently. P4 670 3.8ghz, Asus board (sis 656 chipset), 2gbs DDR2-667, Radeon 2600XT 512mb, 160GB HD, DVD burner. I like it. Even has a period correct Arctic Cooling Freezer 7 Pro for cooling.

@gen_angry Год назад

The second board, I'd wager the shutdown was likely from overheating since that cooler clip is broke. 'Retro' for me is pre common 64bit chips. So P4/Athlon XP and earlier.

@victorbart Год назад

yes probably. but that board is just so boring. so not sure what i gonna do with it

@dabombinablemi6188 Год назад

I am constantly amazed that my Abit VP6 hasn't had the capacitors explode at all. It has been my only Pentium III board that didn't come with the capacitors pre-exploded, despite the signs of heavy use..

@victorbart Год назад

Most Asus p3 boards have good caps :)

@dabombinablemi6188 Год назад

@@victorbart They learned from their P2 boards. Had to recap my Asus P2L9Z as they kept failing.

@davidw.2467 7 месяцев назад

Many years ago a tantalum capacitor popped while I was powering up a pentium 3 board, the the flying fragment missed my eye just by a hair. Nowadays I always wear a safety goggle or glasses when powering up old boards. Btw for your first board, I was already suspecting there was a short (in this case the exploded capacitor) because the cpu fan was not spinning, indicating the psu had detected a short in the power rail and shutting down. The Corsair could pump a lot more current and didn't consider it as a short, so the bad capacitor exploded, which is not a bad thing because you now know which component is faulty and needed to be replaced. The first psu is working fine I suspect. For second board you need to install the cpu heat sink properly. It shut down only because the cpu was overheating.

@sly_botts1189 Год назад

If you're going to build a P4 system. I recommend the asus p4p800 varients with the intel 865 chipset. Not as good as the athlon64 imo but it will perform very well for most xp era games.

@NSHG Год назад

P4P800 wouldn't be a good choice at all. The VRMs are pretty subpar, and that's from someone who owns both P4P800-E Deluxe, P4C800-E Deluxe AND an ABIT IS7-E. The ABIT mainboard has much better VRM than ASUS does.

@GeoffSeeley Год назад

Magic smoke!

@CantankerousDave Год назад

I have a “retro” video capture machine running a 2.8ghz P4 in an Intel d865perl mobo with a Matrox Parhelia AGP board. Mine has normal RAM and not Rambus, thankfully.

@kontenterrorist2449 Год назад

We literally have the same CPU+mobo combination then, although mine came with a GeForce4 MX480 (and an attempt to run a broken Radeon 9500). I should some day spend some time and money on it to finally get the effects of the previous chainsmoking owner out of it (read: new case and PSU)

@victorbart Год назад

Nice! How do you like the perhelia? I have 2 of them in AGP and one in pci 64 :)

@CantankerousDave Год назад

@@victorbart My Matrox video capture board only does video overlay with certain Matrox graphics cards, and the Parhelia was the most overkill of the bunch, so I grabbed one when I found it on eBay. I’ve never actually used it for gaming.

@SilverX95 Год назад

From my experience of owning 2 socket 423 motherboards you always have to replace the capacitors from this era they always seemed bulged or bad

@mikv8 Год назад

For me retro stuff ends where we meet modern standards: SATA, PCI-E, x86-64 and multicore CPUs. So the borderline lies around 2004.

@boosterico7077 Год назад

Awesome fireworks 💥 😅

@Mirra2003-f9s Год назад

Maybe the first power supply was able to detect the unstable voltage on the capacitors and had some kind of safety feature not to power on. Some power supplies also do that when there is a short on the board or other components. Happened to me with a FSP power supply and it accepted to power on only after i solved the shorting issue

@airmicrobe Год назад

Pentium 4 northwood is decent. Exactly one of the tap is broken easily, when it bent many times because not in the hole 3:25 forcefully bent by PCB sometimes

@NightWolfx03 Год назад

ALso I need to revive my NorthWood 2.2Ghz machine, it has a Soyo Fire Dragon P4i motherboard.

@CHAOSDixieMan 10 месяцев назад

Socket 775 and AGP slot? Interesting.... Next time try to grab a 955x motherboard, they're really cool looking and have a lot of decent features. Try to pair it with a high speed p4(3.6/3.8) or p4ee , and a decent gfx card from that era (7800/x1900) I recently built a similar dream machine with a P4 HT 3.6, 4GB DDR2, P5WD2 Premium mobo, and a bit newer gfx card (8800GTS). Runs everything from 2003-2005 on the highest settings with no problems and even runs Crysis (at low-med settings on 1024x768 lol)

@gglsniper Год назад

I have a Pentium 4 dell computer, I think the PSU is different then other ATX power supplies. Maybe the caps blew up because of that.

@bitelaserkhalif Год назад

Electrolytische condensator (that's why we called it elco) went kaboom

@ellenorbjornsdottir1166 Год назад

i have a 775 MB that claims not to support C2D. should i try it anyway?

@xsc1000 Год назад

I915 to most i945 chipsets really dont support it. You can try it, but without succes (usually without damage). Look at wiki - list of Intel chipsets, if your chipset can or cannot support it.