Let's do some retrotech ASMR and get real weird with it. I figured I'd pull the mic out and try my hand at this new and exciting economy of tingles.

I had the rare pleasure of buying a Powermac G4 Quicksilver case that had already been cut, leaving the door open for me to correct some of the metalwork and build my own machine inside it!

If you, like me, suffer from tinnitus you might need to sleep with earbuds in. This is a comparison of two sets of cheap bluetooth wireless ear buds for side sleepers that don't poke/hurt your ear when you lie on them.

I recently bought 100 pieces of retrotech, of all shapes and sizes, and they have been taking up too much space! Let's get through this stuff so it can be either parted out, put away, or immediately thrown into a project!

Where are my files? Can't find large iPhone video files on explorer? We have a solution for you that actually works without downloading some random third party app, but you will need to have iTunes present (don't worry, you won't have to use it lol). Let's ride!

We recently acquired 14 old PCs and now it is time to test them. Will they get to stay together as one piece? Is their future destined to be broken down for parts? Join me, as well as two very special guests, as we go through each computer and attempt to see what they're packing!

My brother and I built our dad an awesome custom gaming PC for Christmas this year and the process was not an easy one!

This rough G5 Dual CPU was liquid-cooled from the factory, and sadly that cooler degraded to the point where it leaked corrosive coolant all over the place and rusted it thoroughly. The CPU looks like it came off the ocean floor with all the new life surrounding it. This one wasn't savable, as we set out to clean it and test it, but in the end I salvaged as much as I could and threw out the rest!

This is the story of Apple's coolest, most beautiful mistake: the Powermac G4 Cube. This computer was one of the most inspired designs ever produced by Apple, Steve Jobs and Jonathon Ive, and has gone on to inspire a legacy of machines since its original inception.

We ACTUALLY use our cheap sub-$100 laptops every day - and we want to share with you actual useful ways you can use your older/cheaper computer.

None of the tired suggestions of "install linux" or "give it to a kid" - we show you ways in which we actually use our machines that are common, easy, and worthwhile!

Hey everyone, we are replacing the mother and CPU on my gaming/editing PC! Reason being I was starting to experience some issues when editing with the machine freezing etc, and certain games were bottlenecking so hard I could barely play them, ie: Cyberpunk.

Collecting old computers is a blast and this fall I I picked up a bunch of cool old tech. After it sitting for a couple months in some cases, I thought it was time to run through this haul and check it out! We don't go too in depth on these videos, just a quick test if possible and on to the next! Join me for a fun romp through some cool old computers, and some newer stuff too!

What's up gang!?! I bought a Dlink router just over a year ago and it was just a miserable experience from the get go. Alas, it seemed like it had finally failed for forever and a Dlink didn't want to talk to me about it at all.

I bought my steamdeck for gaming and have found myself using it more as a workstation than a gaming PC!

My brother's MSI gaming laptop had seen better days, and still had a lot of life left to give!

This week we are prepping a bunch of iMacs and an HP Elitebook for sale on the local buy/sell. Follow me as I run through what I do when getting machines ready to sell, and join me as I talk about using an iMac, topless, in the living room... a couple times.

Lots of people out there might be eyeballing a new M1 iMac, but, when you look at your budget and how much can be saved with a used Intel machine, you have to ask yourself if they are worth it.