So here, these are the cables we're going to be using with this power supply. CableMod Pro Series Cable Kit. So the last time I built a PC, I definitely just used the included cables with the modular power supply. Oh, these look way better. Nice. And these are specifically matching. These are for this power supply, which is sweet. There's a little air intake at the bottom so we know the orientation of the power supply in the case, which will be like that. And then all the cables will come into the case and be routed up the back through here. So let's start by attaching them. Okay, so this is actually kind of nice. It's labeled right here. So these two are for the motherboard. This is gonna go here, which means this is gonna go here. Fan down, oriented correctly. Let's line her up. All right, so now that we've got the cables in the power supply, the power supply in the case, I'm just gonna check to make sure all of our parts fit.

This is our power supply, so ASUS 1,200 watt modular power supply and a bunch of our cables here.

All right, so first up, we've got the case. This is CORSAIR's 4000X. It's a mid-tower PC case and it's pretty simple. It's 130 bucks. It's got some fans in the front, tempered glass, rectangle, nothing crazy. This is just gonna be a standard high-end PC build.

Also a bunch of M.2 SSDs. They're very fast. We've got two four terabytes and two two terabytes. Yes, the board has enough to support it, and I'll install them all in front of your very eyes.

Then I also have here our ram, 64 gigs of ram from G.Skill, and also a bunch of M.2 SSDs. They're very fast. We've got two four terabytes and two two terabytes.

Then next up, I think it's important to introduce the motherboard and the CPU we're using. This is an ASUS ProArt Z690, you can see a pretty sweet black and gold box here, which is using Intel's 12th Gen chip here, Intel Core i9. This comes with three months of Adobe's Creative Cloud for free.

The all-in-one liquid cooler for the CPU. It's CORSAIR's H150i. It's got a bunch of fans and it's really solid. We'll get to that when we install it.

All right, so here is our CPU. This is Intel's Core i9-12900K I haven't seen CPU packaging in a while and this is definitely much fancier than I remember.

And our GPU might look a little bit different. As you can see, that's an Intel Arc A770.

And then we have this video's sponsor, yes, actually, the Linus Tech Tips Screwdriver both in the Creator Edition and the regular edition. But shout-out to Linus and the team who have been working on this for apparently three-plus years to put this together, which is pretty sweet. So let's take a look at this one. Let's unbox the screwdriver. Oh, they've got the nice Linus orange colors in here. So there it is. Feels very solid. And you've probably got some bits in here. So it comes with all 12 of these bits here and you can store all 12 of those bits up here in the top. That's really satisfying. Nice. Yeah, this is made in partnership with Megapro Tools, who has tons of experience making tools like this. And there's a magnet in the shaft. So if you have trouble, like, grabbing a screw, that should be no problem. I'm probably gonna use the Phillips a lot.

I've got a knife, 'cause we've got some unboxings to do. This is the JerryRigEverything knife. You've probably heard of it. It's pretty sweet. It's actually the sharpest knife I own