The video shows the process of building a high-end gaming PC. The host, Donato, is accompanied by a friend who guides him through the assembly process.
They start by mounting the CPU (Core i9-9900) on the motherboard (ASRock Z390 Pro WiFi). Then, they install two 8GB DDR4 RAM sticks.
Next, they assemble the storage components: an SSD (solid-state drive) and a 1TB hard drive. They connect the storage devices to the motherboard and install the power supply (Thermaltake 750W).
After that, they install the graphics card (NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080) and connect it to the power supply.
The video also shows the installation of a liquid cooling system, consisting of a radiator, fans, and a water pump. The host explains the components and how they work together to cool the CPU.
The video ends with the assembly of the radiator and the promise of a second part, where they will install the CPU block and complete the build.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker's name is Donato.
2. Donato is building a gaming PC in the Tecnobit studio with a friend.
3. The PC has a Core i9 9,900 processor.
4. The PC has a top-of-the-range motherboard, an ASRock Z390 Pro WiFi.
5. The PC has two 8GB DDR4 memory sticks.
6. The PC's memory speed is 3,800 MHz.
7. The PC has a liquid cooling system.
8. The PC's storage consists of a 1TB hard drive and a 240GB SSD.
9. The PC has a Thermaltake power supply with 750W of power.
10. The PC has a video card, a NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti.
11. The PC's cooling system has three main components: the radiator, the water pump, and the copper block.
12. The PC's cooling system uses a push-pull configuration with two fans pushing air and two fans pulling air.
13. The PC's cooling system uses a thermal paste to cool the processor.
14. The PC's cooling system has a protective grater to prevent the thermal paste from getting damaged.
Note: I excluded any opinions or subjective comments from the text and only extracted factual information.