This game is a golden nugget. I’ve learned about computers and how to have a decent computer. I actually have a 1660 Super (6GB VRAM) and a AMD Ryzen 5 3500X, along with 16GB of RAM, and I wouldn’t have known if this game didn’t exist.
in PCBS 2 in free build, it shows you how much each part costs and you can watercool cpu, gpu (can also go with gpu blocks), ram, motherboards......for RGBs, you can build a whole computer (case included) to be RGB......oh and with the thermal paste, you can decide how much you want (even cover the cpu with paste if you want)
Yes, there is two separate loops. One for the GPUs and one for the CPU. You can do a single loop and attach the two reservoirs together but it will constantly tell you that your loop is empty even when it’s not.
PCBS2 better have server racks and eventually update with 13 series core I processors and AM5 chipset boards. I'm actually learning a lot from the game it's pretty damn cool
Building servers in PCBS 2 would be loads of fun but idk if they will ever bring that to the game. They already have 12th gen Intel in PCBS 2 and I'm pretty sure they are currently working on bringing 13th gen to the game as well as AMD 7000 series.
@@BigJake901 a server rack would just be a case with diffrent placements. but if they wanna go for it engineer simulator some point later down the line i'd get that game too.
haven’t even finished the build and it’s a thousand dollars more that my setup including my monitor, keyboard, headphones, mouse, and mousepad edit: when i mean not finished i mean under the first 5 minutes of this video
Is this PCBS 1 (I Haven't seen anything from PCBS2 so that's why I ask)? If so, In the 'IT Expasion' Would building the Most Expensive PC Be more profitable when selling to Riggs or The Best Performing PC Sell more?
This is the first PCBS. I do have coverage of PCBS2 on my channel, if you are interested in checking it out 🙂. As for your question, it has been a while since I played the IT Expansion so my answer may not be accurate, but I think the most expensive PC would probably be more profitable.
How.. am I supposed to do piping on those GPUs ? In older video u didn't show water cooled GPUs. Also wiring is such a problem.. I always get "missing cable(s)" message no matter what I do.
Unfortunately, there is no keybind for the auto screw tool ... you have to go into the settings to turn it on or off. If you don't know how to access the tools here is a video showing how to access them and what they all do ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S0hAHkGR2YY.html Hope this helps 🙂
i built this exact same computer in the game but for some reason i cant connect 2 of the radiators and the 4 fans at the front there is only one fan that spins at the front i also watched your other video on how to pipe and cable it but still no luck with it edit: i fixed the problem
This is a very difficult build to pipe and cable. Please check the video description for a link to the previous Most Expensive Build video where I show how to pipe and properly cable this build. Hope this helps 🙂
For builds I make in free build, I use the auto screw tool. It's what makes the screws automatically go screw in. Here is a video on all the tools and how to access them in free build and in career mode ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S0hAHkGR2YY.html Hope this helps 🙂
In my experience, you get the "empty loop" message when you have 2 reservoirs in the same loop, which is what I used to do. The way I got around that is to have the CPU on one loop with one reservoir and then I put the GPUs on a separate loop using the other reservoir. Hope this helps 🙂
I play this game on my Xbox One X because I cant afford a PC thats actually better than my Xbox One X and if I get a PC I want it to be better than my Xbox
I use the Auto Screw tool and the Quick Screw tool. Here is a video about all the tools and how to access them ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S0hAHkGR2YY.html Hope this helps 🙂
No, you do not need to know how to build a PC to play this game. Plus I have tutorials to show how to do the hard stuff like overclocking and water cooling.
