Welcome to Tik Tok, the premier source for AI slop and brain rot, and for half
of us Americans, the news. But can we trust any of it? Welcome to Tech Court,
Tik Tok, where I'll be trying your tech hacks and determining whether you're
free to go or free to go straight to jail. The whole platform's on trial.
First up is Mr. Yeester. generated from
its own CPU, which honestly is working way better than I expected. Despite
nothing plugged into the CPU fan pins or the chassis fan pins, not only is this
giant fan still spinning, it's keeping the computer cool under 100% load at
around 66°. >> Well, depends what CPU you're running.
How in the world is this possible? >> How is it possible? To see if he's a
fraud, I bought the exact same model as
he has. >> It's a tech. It is, but like TEC, a
thermmoelectric cooling element. We've got a hot side that's going to come from
our CPU. We've got a cold side that's going to come from this heat sink here,
which will be cooled by the fan that is powered by the voltage that is generated
by the hot and the cold side on either side of this Peltier module. Yeah. So,
typically you put these on top of like wood burning stoves or furnaces to help
circulate the heat around the room, not
to like [music] actively cool anything. What were you thinking putting it on a
Threadripper, sir? >> I think it's actually going to give it a better chance because we have way more
surface area. >> That's got to be like a 35 watt CPU that
is >> I don't know. I don't know, man.
>> All right, that's enough. I'm going to give her the old
splooshy splooshy. You can give her what?
>> How much heat does it need to start spinning? Like she's getting warm.
Brother, it's peaked at 94 and I think IT
Now we're cooking with electricity. This right here is a tiny fraction of the
amount of surface area that a CPU like this would need in order to be cooled.
Sorry. We're currently pulling 106 watts. It literally smells hot.
>> We have not thermal throttled yet. We haven't hit proc hot.
>> We're damn close. >> This is so stupid. Bear in mind that
this is on a 1070. If we had a better GPU, we would be pushing our CPU harder
to keep up with it. >> Do you want to try a full CPU load?
>> No. >> You sure? >> Yeah, I'm really sure. This is That's
the fact that this worked at all. I say we call it a win.
>> What's the verdict? >> Not guilty of spreading tech
misinformation. >> I'm gonna do it. I'm doing it. >> Wait, what? He's doing it. Why are you
doing that? >> I want to see that. >> I want to see. Are you sure you haven't
throttled yet? >> Yeah, the package power is 80 W. So,
it's definitely thermal throttling. It's just not being indicated by that.
>> Ow. >> Why would you touch it? >> Cuz I wanted to know how hot it was.
Bro, [laughter] it says right here how hot it is. It's
on the screen. >> Let's turn it off before it dies. >> No, don't turn it off cuz this is going
to be our CPU cooler for the rest of the time. Why would this be our CPU cooler
for the rest of the time? Because that's all I prepared for the video. No, you
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>> All right. Baloha.
>> What did I say wrong? It sounds like you were summoning something. I don't know.
That's [laughter] like a >> Did you know that if you press the
Windows key plus R, then type this command and hit enter, you'll open the
hidden NVIDIA folder, then just enter both folders and delete everything
inside. These are just cache files your graphics card doesn't need. This can fix
random stutters, reduce lag, and even boost your FPS.
>> You are so full of
[laughter] what? >> That is malicious. One, there's like
multiple levels where it's wrong. No, no, we can't. We We No, no, we can't pass judgment. We got to try it.
>> First, we have to enter the matrix with Windows R. Hot keys.
>> There's a scary amount of these that start with open up Windows R and run
what I tell you to run. >> Oh, the hidden video folder.
>> Then just enter both folders and delete everything inside. So, press control A.
>> To be clear, it's not going to do anything. >> Well, you mean it's going to get rid of
stutters and reduce lag and boost your FPS? >> No, it isn't. I'm entering all three
folders for bonus points. >> You said that, man. Well, there's the
game running like it did before. Beautiful. Truly
>> guilty. Rule of thumb, if something says Windows
plus R [laughter] and then type anything in, don't do it until you know what it
does. And if they say delete a bunch of stuff, also don't just listen. Don't
just take their word. One thing you'll notice across a lot of these Tik Tok
hacks is that they tell you to do stuff and they give you zero explanation,
which I think is a big problem. People know you can do this. Go to your desktop
and create a new folder. When renaming this folder, enter the following code,
which I'll place in the captions and a pinned comment. It needs to be exactly
this code that you paste as your folder name. Then press enter. You will notice
that doing this changes the folder icon indicating panel. When you open it, you
will see this simply all your computer settings [music] in one place. This is
nonintac has god mode. What [laughter] the
I'm sorry. Is the sales pitch that the control panel is god mode for Windows?
55,000 likes. Someone type it for me,
please. Here's a brilliant idea. I bet you could
type this a lot faster.
Wow, there. That was less work to type than whatever he did to make
that folder. >> Okay, let's let's play around with it. Maybe we've judged it too hastily, Adam.
I've got it set up now. Ah, yes. Play CDs or other media automatically.
>> Do you think it has quick share settings? >> Windows to go startup options. Dude, do
you remember Windows to go? >> I I remember the settings. I don't even
remember what it is. >> Yeah. See, it just brings up the the modern control panel.
>> So, he does promise that all of your settings are in here is not the case.
[music] >> Many settings are in here. >> No, I don't I mean, I don't even think display settings are in here,
>> which I would consider to be fairly basic. Like anything new like HDR is not
going to be in here. Manage storage spaces. Okay, let me create a pool.
>> Yeah, [snorts] don't mess with that. It's honestly how I kind of wish control
panel would be organized though. >> Yes and no. I actually am at peace with
the modern one these days. It's not bad. >> I don't The settings menu versus the
control panel. I'm talking specific control panel, but I find the settings
menu has its own problems. >> I find the settings menu does have issues particularly around things like
audio. I also hate how deep you have to
go to get to things like refresh rate, but it's still better than it used to
be. To me, refresh rate is basic display.
>> Please let me Windows, let me open two settings. Windows, [music] you're called
Windows. >> Tabbed. Tabbed. Maybe. Ooh. So, what's
the verdict? >> Guilty.
>> What's the sentence? Three rounds of Dota with a feeder. Okay. And they're
long rounds. Your team does not know how to end. >> Oh my god. Anything that starts with
someone in a hoodie at a keyboard is just
Start by going to your keyboard. Then click the Windows button plus R. Now
type by going to your keyboard CPL.
Click on [music] okay. Now go to your Wi-Fi device.
>> Then click on wireless properties. Go to the security page. Hold on.
>> Then click on show. >> There's so many problems already. Is
that really the fastest way to open the network control panel? Uh, no. Also,
buddy, you couldn't even be arked to like edit having the window within your
narrow screen recording strip. You got to like wait a second and move it over.
Also, here's the crazy thing. He's using Windows 11. Do you want to see how you
see your Wi-Fi password in Windows 11? You click on the Wi-Fi. You go to the
network. Oh, you have to be signed in. >> Give me a second. >> Wow, what a tech tip.
>> Give me a second. If you're not signed in, you can't get the Wi-Fi password.
Let's clarify that. You can. We did a whole video on war driving where we made
a Wi-Fi password cracking van. You guys can check that out. We'll link it down
below. That would actually be a tech tip that feels illegal to know. But in
Windows 11, if you're connected to your network, you just go to the Wi-Fi quick
settings. You click the I and then you say Wi-Fi network password and you click
show. >> And then you can like just scan it with your device, which is way better than
whatever we're about to do. >> You don't need to type in
the run window. unhack your hacked PC.
>> Click on okay. This will take you to a page [music] where you will find the
list of users that have full access to your PC. Just remove any of them that
you don't [music] know and the person will no longer have access to your
computer.
So, my computer's hacked, but I totally
have full access to an administrator account that I can use to remove the
extra user accounts that the hacker made for
reasons. Every single time I hack a computer, I always make a new
underprivileged user account. Guilty.
>> 70. How powerful is your PC? Let's check it out. Go open PowerShell and type this
command. If I didn't like people opening up the run window and typing in random
things. I definitely don't like them doing that with PowerShell
>> and hit enter. It will display your system performance score.
>> Score more than eight is for high-end games. >> What are you talking about? >> Video editing and heavy.
>> Is this the old Windows Vista system assessment? This thing still exists.
>> Uh, apparently. And apparently they upgraded it to go to 9.9 for Windows 8.
I had no idea. Also, it was useless when
it came out because they had no way of knowing how to balance that single score
for every possible use case. And I got
to imagine it is a way more useless
today than it was back then. Guilty. I
sentence him to no guey for 1 year. >> No guey. >> He has to do everything in the
PowerShell. >> Wa! Uh-oh. >> PC's performance. Press Windows and R
and type msconfig. Go to boot, then click on advanced [music] options.
Change the number of processors to the highest one and press control, shift,
and escape. Go to the details tab and find your game. Right click on it and
change the set priority to high. Press Windows and search startup apps. Then
turn off any app you do not need right when you turn [music] on your PC.
>> Couple things here. First of all, your computer has all of its cores regardless
of what you're doing in there. Number two is I actually do not recommend
playing around with process priority unless there is a specific issue that
you're trying to troubleshoot. Finally, what was the last thing you did?
>> Uh it remove startup apps. >> Oh, I mean, yeah, that's good.
>> Yeah, it's not going to boost your FPS. >> No, but it might reduce your startup time.
>> Yeah. >> And it could reduce your RAM usage,
which could, if you're like right on the
edge, help with performance. >> I did a little bit of investigating into
the boot processors. You really actually should not touch that at all. If you
change your hardware configuration, it will screw a lot of things up because
[music] it's going to try and load up a 12 core configuration. And if you switch
to an 8 core CPU, >> right, >> you're going to just get a blue screen,
you're going to get boot looping. It can also mess up your BIOS. That even
ignores that not all processors use all
of the same types of cores. For instance, Intel processors have [music]
uh P and E cores, which it uses Thread
Director to dynamically work with Windows to assign the correct tasks to
the correct course. So, I don't know that this would that up, but it
definitely won't help. >> Yeah, just don't mess with it.
>> Guilty. One day blinding stew soup that makes you blind for one day. Put the
headphones on. [music]
Press the power icon in the corner then restart. Once you're in the blue screen,
click [music] on troubleshoot advance options command prompt. Now type this
commando [music] type notepad. Then go to file and open
bro this PC [music] then the drive where the window show
32 then change all files. Look for util.
Right click copy [music] the name bro. Rename it to your man to then look for
cmd next. Rename [music] it to your man. Exit click continue. Reset back to the
light and click the moment cmd open type
user. Look for the user that you're using then [music and singing]
user start press enter game and submit
[music] in the bar. Once you're in go to file this PC then drive window system 32
then look for copy and paste it [music] in the system then rename it. Now, guess
what? Now you're through. >> Yes, I got my PC back, man. Bro, you have no [laughter] idea how many steps
>> Rap Tech PCs. You know what? I love the style. Have to confess, I haven't played
around with user account recovery in quite a while. That might work. It's
almost certainly not the least convoluted way to do it, but I had more
fun than I ever have before learning about PCs.
Innocent. Oh, one day grinding stew.
>> [laughter] >> Well, hold on. Actually,
I I changed my mind. Guilty of too much
charisma. >> Oh,
one day grinding ste. >> Oh my god. Get stop touching my stuff
with that. Okay.
All right. Jay's tech. Uh
it's not literally correct but it is
correctly illustrative sort of you
cannot experience a higher refresh rate
on a lower refresh rate display. So
effectively what's been done here is
multiplying the number of cursors that
I'm seeing [music] as though I had a high refresh rate monitor and I was
dragging my cursor and then I was seeing
the persistence of that across the trail with each refresh of the display. So
that's like kind of what we're looking at here. But that's something that you
that you kind of feel and experience. It's not something that you can see like
this. This is >> it's just motion blur. Yes, I see what
they were trying to illustrate. It's just that you're not watching this
TikTok on a 480 Hz monitor and you're not watching at 480 Hz. >> Yes. I didn't realize how many of these
are from RTC tutorials. These guys were just hugely popular.
>> Make your Windows 11 run at its maximum power. On your search bar, type view
advanced system settings.
>> Then click settings. Choose adjust for best performance and click apply. then
okay >> just you know >> by doing this it will remove unnecessary
items from your PC and achieving optimal performance
>> that's fine it does not make Windows 11
run at maximum power >> no but what it does is it makes your PC
feel a little bit more responsive so while I wish that they were honest about
what you were actually doing I don't mind that tech tip it's just
yeah nothing to do with what they say it is mistrial double jeopardy
This is not an optimization. Doing this is not an optimization
either. This one doesn't help performance at all. And [music] this, it
just adds more overhead. Most PC tweaks
don't change performance. They just give you [music] a placebo
effect. The real optimizations
happens at the driver level. By default,
NVIDIA instric overlay background
services >> they stay running even while you're
gaming. >> Removing what you don't need reduces
overhead and stabilizes frame pacing. >> Okay, maybe a little bit. It depends on
what you have enabled. Like if you have for instance um NVIDIA's feature where
you can be continuously screen capping and then you can like rewind a little
bit and capture. Yeah. Is it called replay? >> I hope so. Like if you have that
running, there can be situations where you're in a very graphically intensive
scene and that little bit of extra overhead for running replay could cost
you a little bit of performance. But from my understanding, that's something you have to enable. So if you don't know
what that stuff is, it shouldn't be on >> video help back.
[music] >> Open install. >> Wait, am I downloading this from him?
>> Yeah. >> Go get it at tech powerup. Do not
download it from random anywhere else. Tech powerup I trust.
>> I appreciate at the start where he's like all of these things that we have seen [music]
>> in a few Tik Toks are not actually things that optimize your PC.
>> This is something that can have an impact and the envy clean install
utility can be useful. >> Yes. >> Don't like the come to my discord and
download the file for me. >> Verdict hung jury and stop putting it
near my uh my tool chest over there.
Microsoft has a setting called fast startup which is enabled by default.
It's essentially just a sleep mode disguised as your PC shutting down. And
this means that your PC is never fully shutting down even when you tell your PC
to shut down. The feature speeds up boot times after a shutdown by saving the
Windows kernel and drivers to a hibernation file rather than like fully
closing everything. >> This is a really solid tech tip >> on it just loads this saved state and
skips the usual hardware initialization and reloading. This makes your boot time
faster, but it can end in potential file system corruption. It can cause issues
with you accessing your BIOS, and it doesn't really benefit you if you're booting from an SSD since those are
fast. Anyway, here's how to disable fast startup. This is pretty solid. Yes, fast
startup can cause issues. No, it doesn't usually cause issues. And if you really
want to make sure that you don't have any issues, you can just do a reboot.
Fun fact, shut down will engage fast startup. A restart will not. Not guilty.
and excellent hair.
>> Crusty water cooled PC and he hasn't changed the liquid in 3 years.
>> Yeah. So, as an influencer, I understand the need to Whoa. react to stuff. Like,
I can't believe that. A computer that's still working after 3 years.
>> Uses his PC every single day like nothing's wrong.
>> Dad, do you have anything to say [laughter] for yourself? >> Yes. I neglected my PC. my beautiful
build. >> At this point, I don't know if I should be disappointed or impressed that this
thing is still running. >> You know what? The wheels on a that big
of a case, that heavy putting get on casters. Actually, genius idea.
>> Oh, yeah. That's a thing. >> That's great. This I have never seen us do. Using the data vac to empty a loop.
>> Yeah, that's pretty smart. >> Do you want to try it? >> Yeah, sure. Hit me.
Whoa.
He's getting a little aggressive.
Wow. Got to admit, all these years it never
occurred to me to do anything other than just
blow on it. Wicked smart and not full of
bacteria. That's a good tech tip. >> Verdict, not guilty.
>> A new a new computer for your dad. >> Yeah, also your dad's computer is fine.
Matt's Computer Services says, "Avoid used gaming PC scams as the computer
seems to be completely disconnected from the monitor, and the only thing to fix
this is to manually shut the system off before turning it back on where the PC
boots up like nothing ever happened. So,
what's going on here?" Well, we can easily find out by clicking the Windows
icon on our keyboard and typing in reliability history and selecting the
best. >> Okay. Yeah, reliability history is a really really great tool for tracking
down especially intermittent errors with your system. It doesn't log everything.
>> No, >> but it logs a lot. This is a really
great video. >> Yeah. >> Also, that old school cool Modmat
Extreme. Nice.
>> All of his content is that I've seen is really really well done. Really
informative. >> Outstanding. >> Shout out Matt's Computer Services.
guilty of being knowledgeable and awesome.
>> You're sentenced to a free We should send him a screwdriver.
>> Sure. Yeah, we could send him a screwdriver. Why not? >> We're going to send you a screwdriver. >> Yeah, let's go.
>> Do you think we should maybe [laughter] making more Tik Tok content? Like we
need to help clean it up. Or do you think it's in the right hands? It seems like
>> there's good stuff. >> Yeah, >> there's good stuff. Froto's doing a
great job. [music] Also, buddy with the tech repair shop.
Love him. >> Yeah. Uh you you seem really defeated.
Are you going to be okay? No, they're there.
>> What's on there? >> My feet. >> I have not been defeated. >> I thought you were just pointing to that
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