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Every long episode from Linus Tech Tips, read in minutes: the key takeaways, the chapters, and a digest of the whole conversation. Linus Tech Tips is a passionate team of "professionally curious" experts in consumer technology and video production who aim to educate and entertain. Sponsorship Inquiries: partnerships@linusmediagroup.com
Finishing What we Started Seven Years Ago
Linus Tech Tips finally finishes a PC build seven years in the making, bringing back an old friend to rice out a top-of-the-line PC from 2004 with modern water cooling and a touch of automotive flair.
The All COSTCO Gaming Setup
Linus Tech Tips builds an entire gaming setup using only products found at Costco, testing the quality and value of the warehouse giant's offerings.
I Have Strong Feelings About Air Conditioning in the Tech House
Linus Tech Tips tackles the challenge of cooling the "Tech House" by installing a mini-split heat pump system, showcasing the process and highlighting its benefits over traditional HVAC.
The Steam Frame Changes Everything - Full Review
Linus Tech Tips reviews the Steam Frame, Valve's latest VR headset, evaluating its features, performance, and overall value in the current VR market.
The Steam Video you have been waiting for….
Linus Tech Tips attempts to cool a Steam Machine using a miniature steam engine, addressing the console's thermal throttling issues and Valve's design oversight.
I Connected a Slushie Machine to my Computer
Linus Tech Tips attempts to cool a high-end gaming PC using a commercial-grade slushie machine, pushing the boundaries of unconventional cooling solutions.
We Should Have Hired Someone to do this…
Linus and Elijah tackle the daunting task of cabling the Tech House, facing unexpected challenges and making crucial decisions about network infrastructure and security camera placement.
My Wife Needs a Phone, and I’m NOT Gonna Mess it Up This Time
Linus Tech Tips helps Yvonne pick out an Android phone after her iPhone experience goes awry, leading to a discussion about phone features and the current smartphone market.
How do you upgrade a lifelong tech??? - AMD $5000 Ultimate Tech Upgrade
Linus Tech Tips gives Jordan Block, the King of Buy or DIY, a $5000 AMD Ultimate Tech Upgrade, but it turns out Jordan already DIYs everything.
Custom Watercooling for Less Than an AIO
Linus Tech Tips explores the surprising affordability of custom water cooling solutions from Chinese brands, comparing them to high-end all-in-one (AIO) coolers and detailing the build process for a full custom loop.
$5 vs $500 Guitar Hero Controller
Linus Tech Tips investigates the best Guitar Hero controllers for every budget, from $5 keyboards to custom-built dual-neck guitars.
This DIY Datacenter is NUTS
Linus Tech Tips visits Hetzner's data center in Falkenstein, Germany, to explore their unique approach to server infrastructure, which prioritizes efficiency and DIY solutions.
I Don't Think I Can Go Back To Windows...
In this video, Linus Tech Tips shares the experiences of Elijah, Luke, and himself after a month of using Linux, discussing both the positives—like improved speed and community support—and the negatives, such as compatibility issues with certain games. Ultimately, they reflect on their personal decisions regarding whether to stick with Linux or return to Windows, highlighting the ongoing evolution of both operating systems.
Google’s Best Feature In Years - WAN Show June 5, 2026
In the latest WAN Show, Linus Tech Tips discusses Google's new fake call detection feature for Android, aimed at combating phone scams through cryptographic verification, while also highlighting Nvidia's return to CPUs with their RTX Spark chip for Windows laptops. Additionally, they celebrate the long-awaited availability of Paint.NET from its official domain after 22 years.
My New Gaming Chair was almost Seized at the Border
In this video, Linus Tech Tips unboxes and assembles the M2HP 50 cal BMG ultimate gaming cockpit, showcasing its impressive features and heavy construction while humorously navigating assembly challenges and discussing its niche appeal for gamers. The chair's design includes realistic prop guns and integrated technology, but the lack of proper instructions raises concerns about usability.
The Steam Controller is Here
In this video, Linus Tech Tips reviews the new Steam Controller, highlighting its unique features like haptic trackpads and customizable controls, while expressing mixed feelings about its ergonomics and price point. Ultimately, the controller offers a blend of innovation and nostalgia, appealing primarily to dedicated fans of the original.
I Should Have Invested MORE in Framework
Framework Computer launches new products including a Pro laptop, an external GPU module, and an open-source keyboard, emphasizing repairability and modularity.
The Highest PC Build EVER - World Record
Building a high-performance PC on a plane prioritized efficiency and power management, using an undervolted CPU and GPU to achieve gaming at 40,000 ft.
I Spent $20,000 on This and I Can’t Keep It…
Linus Tech Tips explores refurbishing a decommissioned thermal chamber for about $20,000, revealing challenges, modifications, and its industrial potential.
The Ultimate Mom’s Basement Upgrade - $5000 AMD Ultimate Tech Upgrade
AMD's $5000 tech upgrade for Sven's mom's basement, featuring a Ryzen 9 9850X3D, new audio gear, and retro gaming setup.
I Love My Mac - WAN Show April 10, 2026
The MacBook Neo offers an "enjoyable" daily driver experience with smooth performance for basic tasks, but faces IO limitations and Wi-Fi issues. The show also covers a new Steam feature for frame rate estimation and the rise of Linux in gaming.
He Needs a NAS
Building a custom NAS offers data ownership and flexibility over cloud solutions, despite a higher initial setup effort and cost. HexOS provides a user-friendly interface for managing storage and applications.
The Gamer Jet is Real! And it costs $0*
A $0 jet purchase was made possible by pre-paid engine refurbishments and a 12-year service contract, effectively making the aircraft free.
The Airline Killed His PC
A high-end PC was damaged during shipping, leading to extensive troubleshooting and component upgrades, highlighting the importance of proper packaging and build quality.