Can I even fix this? Rebuilding a Viewer's Destroyed PC

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Thanks for having us on the Show Linus - We whould have loved it to be under better circumstances, but since we're here, we want to elaborate on a few things : - It seems you have received the PC without the original extra layer of protection we ship all PC's with. In the outer package, we wrap the PC in inflated air bags, which is a vital part of the transport protection. - The customer was of course offered a full refund/new computer as soon as he contacted us originally. - We've built custom PC's for 13 years - this is by far the most extensive damage we've seen, and we're gonna try to reproduce it, to find out what it actually takes to inflict this kind of damage. - PostNord reached out to us today after having watched the video with a formal apology - they take full responsibility for the damage, so thanks ^^ /Adam A very busy SoMe manager at SharkGaming today Kudos to actually getting the PC to work PS: We did our best to reproduce the damage here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmxyZufFn8g

“I expect my death to be monetized if we catch it on camera” - such a noble sacrifice from our CEO

Whoever captioned David's laugh 14:22 did an amazing job

I'm so happy that in the end they gave him some better parts, this whole thing felt like a chapter of gaming history

Huge props to the editor for blurring Linus's keys. It can be really easy to miss that sort of thing.

Thank you so much for this hilarious video and adventure! It was a little shocking opening up the package on that friday night but now I realise it was a blessing in disguise! Here's to hoping Postnord does not commit any more PC murder!

The editors absolutely went 110%, Linus went 200%, top 5 Linus video all time. Remarkable. Also you guys could benefit from a bench vise for something like trying to work that rad back into shape 😂

This incident is such a sponsor boost for NZXT cases given that most of the parts only got cosmetic damages despite of being brutally beaten up by the delivery company.

As a PostNord employee, I can say that this could have happen at at least nine places in my terminal alone.

I can't even begin to imagine what kind of natural disaster occurred to mangle a PC like that. If the delivery man is still walking that'd be a miracle.

That looks almost certainly like a forklift pallet versus ceiling scenario, or other 'overheight' crush with shear twist. Definitely superhuman damage. Awesome vid!

"I'm gonna see if we can use the squareness and rigidity of the fan to forces the radiator back into a proper shape" had me dead lol, that's what we love about Linus

The fact the glass didn’t break is INCREDIBLY impressive

Having your pc mangled in delivery: -$2000 Having Linus fix it: +$2500 Watching Linus joyfully smash it with a hammer: priceless

I love editing on this... Not saying it's bad or worse on any other LMG videos, this one makes me giggle whit those small cut-ins at the begining! Great job

Holy crap I just love David. He's so engaged with the Host in every video he shoots. What he said in the "What's it like working for LTT" video about having a lot of fun with people at work really shines through .

My boss at work always says about packing shipments going UPS/USPS, "Imagine a giant staircase, with every mile between here and the destination as a single step. Now you throw the package down the steps. The box has to be packed well enough to come out in one piece at the bottom"

i work at amazon and this looks exactly like the result of a pallet collapse. sometimes they put a lightweight big box at the bottom of the stack with heavier items on top and the whole pallet will just fold over in transit, and then some heavy thing probably pinned that PC against the floor when it fell

As a Sheet Metal worker I got so much satisfaction out of this video. Would recommend a Tinner's Hammer and pair of hand seamers/folding pliers to fix that power supply though. With some time you might even be able to salvage the actual case too, just need some patience and elbow grease.