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Bits und Bolts Subscriber Count - YouTube Channel Stats

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Channel age: 6 years (joined August 2020)

Bits und Bolts subscriber count: 34,400 subscribers on YouTube. The channel has 5,067,374 total views across 240 videos. Channel age: 6 years (joined August 2020).

Subscriber count
34K
Growth (7d)
-
Total views
5.1M
Videos
240
Avg views/video
21K

Subscriber growth

2026-08-31+0 over 2 days2026-09-07

About

Welcome to a time before high-speed internet, when the hum of a mechanical hard drive was the sound of pure potential. I grew up during the golden age of PC computing - the era of Windows 3.11, chunky Slot 1 Pentiums, and the game-changing power of Voodoo accelerator cards. Back then, I spent my time poring over PC magazines, dreaming of hardware I couldn't afford. 25 years later, I’m finally building those dream machines. Join me as I explore retro hardware, tackle odd projects, and relive the glory days of DIY computing. Hit subscribe and let’s head back to the '90s! Advertiser Permit Number: 6650298

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Bits und Bolts on YouTube - frequently asked questions

What is the Bits und Bolts subscriber count?
Bits und Bolts has 34,400 subscribers on YouTube. The count is refreshed from the YouTube Data API.
How many views does Bits und Bolts have?
Bits und Bolts has 5,067,374 total views across 240 videos.
When did Bits und Bolts start on YouTube, and how old is the channel?
Bits und Bolts created its YouTube channel in August 2020. The channel is 6 years old. Searches for Bits und Bolts age often mean a personal age, which we do not publish. The figure here is the channel age only.
What does Bits und Bolts make videos about?
Bits und Bolts is classified under Tech in our directory. About: "Welcome to a time before high-speed internet, when the hum of a mechanical hard drive was the sound of pure potential. I grew up during the golden age of PC computing - the era of Windows 3.11, chunky".