Why those youtuber linustechtips, Paul, Jay and other IT youtuber

[xxxpwlxxx]

Often have so many budget. All their pc that they built are all so high end and fast 

 

I watch  their YouTube video, they always build $3000 to 6000k gaming pc. Not seldom but every week. 

 

So envy them. 

 

[PlayStation 2]

Sorry but are you asking a question or are you making a statement?

[xxxpwlxxx]

For me to build one pc is already so difficult and budget. 

 

 

[xxxpwlxxx]

Just now, Dan Castellaneta said:

Sorry but are you asking a question or are you making a statement?

I am asking a question 

[SenKa]

Every youtuber you just listed has a massive warehouse full of components (mostly sent to them), they literally just pull things off shelves like you would in a company like Puget Systems would while building systems.

[xxxpwlxxx]

Because rtx 2080 ti is super expensive for most of the people. 

For them it look like very common for then 

[Fasauceome]

11 minutes ago, xxxpwlxxx said:

I am asking a question 

Is the question why do they do it, or why can they do it? they do it because it's fun to build crazy powerful computers, they can do it because they have a large viewer following and they can buy expensive parts.

[xxxpwlxxx]

How can they do it? 

 

All the part they feature and installed on their PC is sponsored? 

[Arika]

Just now, xxxpwlxxx said:

How can they do it? 

 

All the part they feature and installed on their PC is sponsored? 

Pretty much.

 

They get given a lot of hardware. the amount of exposure a company/product will get on a youtube channel like the ones you mentioned vastly out weight the cost of said product to the company that provided it.

 

They also reuse a lot of the same hardware, they make a video about a build, one the video is done they tear it down and put it all back on the shelves to be used again in a later video.

[Princess Luna]

How old are you? Not to demean but this is a bit basic; channels that reach popularity becomes good publicity, you make a business around royalties and advertises.

 

That is not just a fun time wasting money on sick rigs, it's a genuine business where doing said things has to generate profit in the form of more popularity and thus more royalties and advertises so it goes~

[jake9000]

For the hardware makers this is a straightforward exchange. Get marketing for the cost of a single unit of product.

These channels produce good quality content, and they have an audience that shows up just to watch their reviews. 

 

Building up your own marketing and convincing people to watch your ads is an expensive undertaking, and one that these companies are eager to just outsource. 

[LogicalDrm]

They don't always do highest end builds. But those are the ones that get most views. People like to see things they can't or don't want to do themselves.

 

Linus, for example, just recently did video with 3 different price points. Jay doesn't really do full builds on his channel (other than water cooled ones). Austin Evans has been one of the major ones to do a lot of more budget oriented builds.