A used CPU that came with a game ban leads Zack Shutt's fifteen uploads
The buyer's ban, Google's conveyor belt keyboard and an iPod revived without Apple all passed 100,000 views, and the channel nears half a million subscribers.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
His Used CPU Came With A Ban
"His Used CPU Came With A Ban" is the kind of story Zack Shutt's channel was built for: a PC part bought secondhand, and a buyer who found out it carried someone else's punishment. It went up on Zack Shutt, the hardware-and-tech channel of the META PCs co-founder, and it is the most watched of fifteen uploads this week, now near half a million views.
The comments make clear which game is involved. Many viewers name Valorant and Riot's kernel-level anti-cheat, which sits deep in the operating system, and a good share of them argue the ban is a consumer rights question more than a gaming one. One line from support, that nothing could be done, gets quoted back again and again. The favorite comparison: buying a used car and losing your license for the last owner's red light.
The rest of the week ran on the same formula of short, headline-sized tech oddities. Google's conveyor belt keyboard came close behind, and there were also an AI with its own Windows account, an iPod revived without Apple and Meta's AI handing a stranger someone's address. The freshest arrivals are moving fastest. "Every Video You Watch Runs His Code" is a day old and gathering views quicker than anything else on the channel, with "Nintendo Just Deleted Mario Kart" and a DVD screensaver turned into a game behind it.
Daily views sit a little below the channel's usual pace, yet the week still added about 13,000 subscribers, pushing it past 490,000. Among the tech review channels around its size, none gained more views over the week. Andrew Bond had the next busiest week, and Giaco Whatever's workshop was quiet.
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What viewers say
Imagine buying a used car and instantly getting your licence revoked, because the previous owner once ran a red light ...
@VraetzughtSee it on YouTubeTo be fair he got saved from playing valorant
Edit: fellas, this was a half-assed drive-by comment lmao, don’t read too much into it. I play War Thunder, I should not talk any shit. I still do because it’s funni@NotByStrengthSee it on YouTube"There's nothing we can do"
No you absolutely can dawg fym you can't 😭
edit : you guys gotta chill with the like 🗿@Hyvatia-R65See it on YouTube
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this is one of the reasons why I absolutely despise Kernel Anticheat.
@hodayfa000hSee it on YouTubeHis first mistake was playing a game with kernel level spyware.
@lefteriseleftheriades7381See it on YouTubeFriends don't let friends play Valorant
@RetadinSee it on YouTube"There's nothing that can be done to alleviate the situation"
Crap game, crap customer support, crap company; the epic combo@KawnnaSee it on YouTubeThis should be a consumer rights issue.
@wombatilloSee it on YouTubeThe real problem here is the crazy level of surveillance
@AugustaBloomSee it on YouTube
Public comments from the video's page on YouTube
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Every Video You Watch Runs His Code84,260 views
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- Channel
- Zack Shutt
- Subscribers
- 491,000 ▲ 13,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 8,871,149
- Videos published this week
- 15
- Video published
- October 3, 2026
- Video views so far
- 480,524
- Views on its first day
- 235,702
The numbers
Here is how Zack Shutt's channel moved over the week.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which company makes Valorant, the game many viewers name under the ban video?
Valorant is a tactical shooter developed and published by Riot Games, also the maker of League of Legends.


