Congrats on the first pc build. I did my first custom gaming pc build just a few months ago like 3-4 months it has been now. Had problems with my Windows 10 being buggy with blue screens and still happening now. Might have to switch to win11 once i get another ssd first for a clean install of it. Just need to learn how to bypass wins 11 MS crap which made me go wins10 os over it.
If you flip the Noctua cooler 180 degrees, the cooler wont interfere with you putting the GPU in the top PCI-express slot. Which is also why the fans on the CPU cooler are facing the wrong way.
@@lucalage3610 You are all correct. I have now flipped the fan from the cpu cooler and reinstalled the GPU on the top most PCIE slot! Thank you all for the advice!
dam 6 hours lol. i did my 1st one in 4 hours least u got it done tho nice the hardest part was i had to look up the mother broad manual to see where the power button from the case plugged into
Ah, the stars allign... A fellow 7900x user. Also, the build looks nice. Just a little cautious around the ASUS Motherboards ever since the whole fiasco that had people worried to an extent where Jay2Cents fired ASUS from his channel permanentley. But I heard the CPU socket damage was primarily on the 7800X3D so... Fingers crossed that yours is safe from that happening. I applaud the 990 pro btw. I went with Crucial P3 Plus initially... WORST mistake I've made to date. Had a meltdown on any process, even a simple video file transfer. Freezed my system one too many times. As for the case choice??? Not bad, my friend. Not bad at all. Better than spending a boatload of cash on a case like the Hyte Y60. 😂😂😂 I went with the H5 Flow and then upgraded the airflow with its next in line top dog case for temps, the NZXT H6 Flow. As for the cooler??? I don't blame ya for going with air cooling. Simple set and forget type of method to go for. Really effective too, tbh with ya. Besides, with the 7900x, it can run really hot, so you'll want a hefty ampunt of cooling, and that Noctua setup can and will be a sufficient amount of cooling for such a powerfully fast processor. I also have a 4070. It's a really good GPU. I have the Ti version but... There's not much difference between base and Ti. Ti Super is where the massive difference is seen. I gotta say... You definitely will have a fast-working PC. Doesn't need to be flashy, it just needs to work fast, cool, & proper. And you aced that perfectly for a first-time build. 🙃🙃🙃 Cable management in the back doesn't matter too much as long as it isn't bundled together like a bush of cords. 😅😆
I initially ordered the NZXT H9 but it was taking so long it said it would take 3 weeks, soni cancelled it and opted for the Bequiet case. What's funny is that I actually prompted ChatGPt to list and build me a gaming Pc taking advantage of Amazons Black friday deals. Hahaha
@datguyoverdurr2604 wait. Cpu cooler should be blowing air to the left. You think it's pulling air? Did i do something wrong? I was following the arrows on the fan on the cpu cooler. It's pointing to the left, which means it's blowing in that direction right?
@@SandRock9984 I just looked at the fans, they're set to exhaust. I cant see the middle one bu you should flip the right one. That part with 4 "rods" of the fan is the part where the air is blown, and it should blow the air towards the aluminum (to the middle fan, and to the back exhaust fan from middle)
@BHPace1 make sure u have a 32 gb flash drive and download windows boot from their website. Windows is free but if u want the perks and personalization u need to.buy the activation key. 3rd party sellers sells.them for.like 5 to 20$.
@txflowerslol new to the pc scene. To be honest, I prompted ChatGpt to create a build for me taking advantage of Black Friday deals in Amazon and this is what it suggested lol
@@SandRock9984yeah it’s a great motherboard and you already have a good card so tbh it’s best you did it this way so you can upgrade your card next without having to get an entire new motherboard
@alokkadam4416 it's my first time building a pc and I read that static.might kill the motherboard. So I ain't risking it and wore latex gloves hahahhaha
Congrats on the first pc build. I did my first custom gaming pc build just a few months ago like 3-4 months it has been now. Had problems with my Windows 10 being buggy with blue screens and still happening now. Might have to switch to win11 once i get another ssd first for a clean install of it. Just need to learn how to bypass wins 11 MS crap which made me go wins10 os over it.
So far no problem with Windows 11 home. After I installed the basic win 11 home, I went ahead a bought a key for 5$ and now it's activated!
@@SandRock9984 you got scammed brodie my friends dad knows how to go straight in and get a key for free everytime lol
@@claytonmayle9297 eh, 5$ not gonna break the bank.
@@claytonmayle9297 is that your friends dad that works at Nintendo or a different one?
Congrats and I had a similar experience, and I had such a great time 😊
congratulations😃
If you flip the Noctua cooler 180 degrees, the cooler wont interfere with you putting the GPU in the top PCI-express slot. Which is also why the fans on the CPU cooler are facing the wrong way.
@@forensics1 is it facing the wrong way!?!?
Was about to mention this, the gpu must be at the topmost pcie slot for the best perfomance, he definitely installed the cooler wrong
@@lucalage3610 You are all correct. I have now flipped the fan from the cpu cooler and reinstalled the GPU on the top most PCIE slot! Thank you all for the advice!
@@SandRock9984 Glad to hear it! Enjoy the new pc!!
Nice bro. Good to see another pc addict getting their fix.
dam 6 hours lol. i did my 1st one in 4 hours least u got it done tho nice the hardest part was i had to look up the mother broad manual to see where the power button from the case plugged into
@thomas-is6nx yes! The not knowing where the wires goes is what took long lol
congratulations
Ah, the stars allign...
A fellow 7900x user.
Also, the build looks nice.
Just a little cautious around the ASUS Motherboards ever since the whole fiasco that had people worried to an extent where Jay2Cents fired ASUS from his channel permanentley.
But I heard the CPU socket damage was primarily on the 7800X3D so... Fingers crossed that yours is safe from that happening.
I applaud the 990 pro btw.
I went with Crucial P3 Plus initially... WORST mistake I've made to date. Had a meltdown on any process, even a simple video file transfer. Freezed my system one too many times.
As for the case choice???
Not bad, my friend.
Not bad at all.
Better than spending a boatload of cash on a case like the Hyte Y60.
😂😂😂
I went with the H5 Flow and then upgraded the airflow with its next in line top dog case for temps, the NZXT H6 Flow.
As for the cooler???
I don't blame ya for going with air cooling. Simple set and forget type of method to go for. Really effective too, tbh with ya. Besides, with the 7900x, it can run really hot, so you'll want a hefty ampunt of cooling, and that Noctua setup can and will be a sufficient amount of cooling for such a powerfully fast processor.
I also have a 4070. It's a really good GPU. I have the Ti version but... There's not much difference between base and Ti. Ti Super is where the massive difference is seen.
I gotta say...
You definitely will have a fast-working PC. Doesn't need to be flashy, it just needs to work fast, cool, & proper.
And you aced that perfectly for a first-time build.
🙃🙃🙃
Cable management in the back doesn't matter too much as long as it isn't bundled together like a bush of cords.
😅😆
I initially ordered the NZXT H9 but it was taking so long it said it would take 3 weeks, soni cancelled it and opted for the Bequiet case. What's funny is that I actually prompted ChatGPt to list and build me a gaming Pc taking advantage of Amazons Black friday deals. Hahaha
interesting. is having all your case fans set to exhaust and your cpu cooler pulling air from left to right a deliberate choice?
@datguyoverdurr2604 wait. Cpu cooler should be blowing air to the left. You think it's pulling air? Did i do something wrong? I was following the arrows on the fan on the cpu cooler. It's pointing to the left, which means it's blowing in that direction right?
@@SandRock9984 I just looked at the fans, they're set to exhaust. I cant see the middle one bu you should flip the right one. That part with 4 "rods" of the fan is the part where the air is blown, and it should blow the air towards the aluminum (to the middle fan, and to the back exhaust fan from middle)
@@Reckless1951 ill double check. Thabks!
got to get you one of those LTT store screw drivers. perfect tool for building
which gpu you choose?
@@Jon_zherka_77 Galax Geforce RTX 4070
How do you install the software and everyhting
@BHPace1 make sure u have a 32 gb flash drive and download windows boot from their website. Windows is free but if u want the perks and personalization u need to.buy the activation key. 3rd party sellers sells.them for.like 5 to 20$.
bro was like a phone wasnt enough gotta look at a pc tutorial theater style 💀
@@nowahnothere its.my.first pc build. And all the parts were expensive so I ain't taking no chances lmao
get off your phone.
cool pc but why did u spend so much on a motherboard u couldve used that budget for a better card
@txflowerslol new to the pc scene. To be honest, I prompted ChatGpt to create a build for me taking advantage of Black Friday deals in Amazon and this is what it suggested lol
@@SandRock9984 Theres no big problem with motherboard actually. You can upgrade your system in future if you want.
@@SandRock9984yeah it’s a great motherboard and you already have a good card so tbh it’s best you did it this way so you can upgrade your card next without having to get an entire new motherboard
@@spctrl_ you dont need a new board for a GPU, aslong as its PCIE GEN 4, no card currently takes advantage of gen 5
Naw it took me 5 hrs
(CPU FANS) reverse those buddy with the fans.
@RetroV2023 am i missing something? I followed the arrows on the fans which is pointing left
@@SandRock9984 flip the 3 fans around so you see the cage side, then theyre pulling air in....currently youre exhausting all air
What's with the surgical gloves?????? Yeah, I know the stuff is made in China but it ain't got nothin contagious.....
@alokkadam4416 it's my first time building a pc and I read that static.might kill the motherboard. So I ain't risking it and wore latex gloves hahahhaha
@@SandRock9984 latex gloves contract static tho ?? wouldnt it make it worse ??
@claytonmayle9297 so far no issues lol