Hi Mr Danny, Thank you so much for taking the time to review our GAMEOW PRO. We truly appreciate your honest and professional feedback. Your detailed review of both the product's strengths and weaknesses has provided our audience with a comprehensive understanding of our product. We sincerely apologize for any minor issues you discovered and encountered during your experience. We value your input and will use it to improve our products and services in the future. Thank you again for your support.
I seriously cannot believe how much your channel has grown I remember being here when your goal were super-budgeted; It was those videos that got me into the same mindset as you with these types of things when buying components You've left a lifelong impact on me one that I've since shared with friends and how to at least get a good starting hand on budgeting computers and finding good components - I'm grateful for you I'm so elated & happy to see your successes over the years; here's to many more Danny
The process you described at the beginning of the video is exactly how i did it, i bought a prebuilt in 2017, upgraded the gup twice, got more ram, swapped processor and cooler, swapped the psu, until i built my new pc this summer from scratch, since i built two other for my friends.
sadly these days a prebuilt from for example dell or other similar prebuilders are worthless if you plan to upgrade them later as they use non standard parts for all parts except storage GPU and cpu
@@holyhelga yeah i know, i looked up a specific store where they use off the shelf components so it wasn't an oem prebuilt, it was an i5-8400 with a 1060 6g
😊 so far theres only one content creator that clips the mic to his Hat while he's driving, and this is the first time im seeing it clipped to eyeglasses. Different Takes.
As a mailman when I see computer packaging or fragile stickers I honestly take the best care I can of them, obviously cant speak for all carriers. Team USPS here!
In Jan 2021 after ordering & getting my pre-built PC from NZXT in Feb2021 (which are still built to order & just can't choose specs) 1.5yrs in I had my older brother swap the case and later the AIO.I then changed my younger bro's case & AIO myself for the 1st time (I also paid for both upgrades as early B-Day/X-Mas gifts).I then decided to change my case again myself and then PSU to run my new RTX4070,I had to swap out my Corsair 240 AIO since the pump was failing.I purchased a 360 Corsair AIO on Amazon & sold the refurbished unit I was sent for the RMA locally for $60.I definitely got for comfortable disassembling PC's after doing 2 successful AIO/case swaps.
Always thought it would be awesome to work for an SI, as a builder/designer. I would suggest 2 things. 1. Build up a "business-class" custom clone PC with better than average durability and performance parts. 2. A top-tier gaming line with the experienced builder on a live stream for the customer. Maybe with a focus on the customer's specific goals and the builder's methods and explanation of why the chosen parts are being used. Someone who understands pci-e lanes and how the components take advantage of them most efficiently. I am 20 minutes suburb'd from Houston.
@@MrSamadolfo Was just thinking out-loud, ya know this is something (one of very few ideas)that Artesian Builds had right. It adds novelty and the concept of true, "One-of-a-kind" appeal. Maybe converse over the phone with the buyer while building would drum-up untold street cred for the SI.
My friend bought iBuyPower and he likes it. Price wise is good too. It's fun to pick parts but it's also nice to not have to so I'm not against these system builders. I love that case too.
I have never heard of this company. I love the cases. To me that is the best thing about these builds. I find it kind of odd that they only have one brand. I absolutely prefer AMD. I have bought and built a PC and used AMD on both. I also live in Texas and I think it is cool that this company is here. I hope they create more builds with more brands.
Hello, so I've always played on game consoles. My hdmi port broke in my xbox and been without. Long story short my mom been hit with cancer really hard and I've hit a hard slump in my life. I'm so sick of TH-cam and I found your videos just shopping for a pc. You have truly blessed my with a little happiness and a beautiful distraction in my days. So I'm about to build my own pc and I've been learning lots from you over the last few weeks. I do have a question as I stay home to care for my mom. I am on a very tight budget and have to sell some crypto to do this. Before I mess up is it OK to mix PCI 5 and PCI 4 or do I need to stick to pci 4 altogether.
@@SuperShermanTankerIt’s impossible, they been around for years. Whenever 1 is banned 300 more will flood in lmao. I really thought TH-cam’s programming team would’ve solved this by now. I feel like simple “prove you’re human” captcha test would solve the issue lmao
it may “show” fps improvement in games but there’s a lot of negatives aswell (for example the newest black ops 6 has way better 1% lows with rebar off, and is not recommended at all)
use OCCT its free it can stress memory and cpu at the same time just putting it out there to see if u like it itll be alot easier then having to open 4 different things
It seems NextGenOEM uses only Intel CPUs and Nvidia graphics cards. Their total dismissal of AMD means a hard pass for me. Not an AMD fanboy, just want choice.
If you prefer Intel over AMD then why does it matter that they don't sell AMD products? Should it be there for you to look at and pass up? I don't get it.
@@BREEZYM6015 All I'm saying is if a system integrator ignores the other major CPU maker and the other major GPU maker, there is a reason. I've seen this sort of thing before. The most likely reason is a business relationship that says the integrator must use only Intel CPUs or cannot use Intel CPUs at all, and something similar with Nvidia. That makes sure the integrator can't use the competing components and therefore is in a weak position to negotiate pricing. But the real red flags to me are they all seem to be using F chips, mostly Raptor Lake, and they all top out at a 4070Ti. Is this company a Raptor Lake F-chip dumping ground? Nvidia supposedly stopped production of the 4070Ti, yet they are prevalent in these PCs, and you can't get anything stronger. Why do you suppose that is?
I agree, but not in the same way. For a company to survive in this PC world, they need to use the best value parts. For the high-end offerings, they have to use the best parts. Ignoring the top dog right now is not how you are going to do that. Nvidia GPUs, yes. Intel CPUs? Not a chance. I do not give a crap what the Intel fanboys are going to try to tell you, AMD is top dog right now. Both for long term value and performance.
Yea that's what the added text was for on the screen, I was so in the mindset of building with only what's necessary that I forgot to add in those extras because tbh whether they're there or not the PC would perform just the same
wanted to get the cat themed Colorfire pc parts for the misses, but they werent readily available in US, this may be a better option, as they are still showing a premium price atm for single components..though I see they're not using the cat themed Mobo or GPU, the mobo wasnt too bad, 181$US but the 4060 cat themed GPU was almost 500$US(480$US) which is wayyyy too much for a 4060 lol
Over $2000 for a pc with a 4070 and i7-13700k. That ridiculous really. The gpu is $529 and the cpu is $289. Throw about $100 for psu, $100 ram being generous, $100 for nvme being generous again, $200 for motherboard and $50 for a case. This is$1300 for the pc total. Plus some of the components aren't necessarily and cheaper versions could be found. That is not worth it at all.
Very thorough review. Outstanding review example heads above. I liked the theme there are not a lot of kid PC themed don't ding me for that I'm 65 years old and appreciated the art aesthetic. mb
I built my sons' gaming oc and have put it through all kinds of stress tests with zero issue, yet periodically when they are playing games it just shuts off. At one point i thought it was the evga power supply. Replaced it with a higher wattage raidmax psu and that thing burned up. Replaced it with a nzxt c850 and for a long time there was no issues and then it started doing it again. Id run stress tests for hours with no issues, but in gaming it would shut down. Checked event logs and it doesnt tell me anything.other than it suffered a temp power loss and was shut down improperly....
Possibly an overheating issue. My friend bought a pre built gaming PC that was originally a Dell optiplex and it had this issue too. It had one output fan and no input fans and it was awful. He could play a game for 5 minutes and it just freaks out and turns off. I told him to take off the side panel while using it and it worked perfectly afterwards.
@@yourlefttoe1914 I wish it were that simple of a fix. It has 3 intake fans on the front, 1 exhaust fan on the back, 2 exhaust fans on the top that are corsair fans that are high rim and scream when turned up and move a ton of air. It has a h100i 240mm aio. I used to have it set up with a fan speed curve that would ramp up as things got warm, but eventually just set everything to 100% and nothing gets warm, the CPU never gets hot. I'm just baffled because I can run stress tests like prime 95 , etc for hours with no issue, no crashes, no thermal throttling... yet they can fire up roblox, or fortnite and eventually it'll crash. It may be hours in or 15 minutes. Completely random. What's even more bewildering is it did this before when their setup was pretty old and it could barely handle fortnite, I've upgraded their processor, ram, motherboard, video card, power supply so it is basically a whole different setup and still the same issue. Really the only component that is the same is their boot hard drive.
@@MrSamadolfo yep been through all that as well. Brand new power strip, when I first upgraded it to the new components including the new nzxt power supply they had the same problem and I had discovered they were using the old power cord and not the heavy duty one that came with the power supply so I swapped that and no issues for a while, then back to the same issue. Also thought maybe it was the wiring in my house as it was built in the 60's, but my personal gaming rig is running a lot more power hungry hardware than theirs and I have no issues with mine. And as stated above I can put their pc through the ringer with every stress test I can think of and it'll run for hours with no issues. The only part of their system from their original build that is the same is their primary hard drive. Everything else was new to the build including the case
I don't think a person buying a pre built is going to be comfortable using a $13 windows key like most of us who build our own use, so a $120 license for windows is fair for the comparison. The warranty does have value as well, we joke that we are the warranty, and when we push the button and nothing happens, we know what to do, the typical buyer doesn't.
@@BREEZYM6015 that is it, peace of mind. I am not going to pay that much either, but I am not going to buy a prebuilt either, are you? We really do have a tendency to forget that most gamers don't share our hardware obsession, they just want it to work on their favorite game.
I've been to their site, same as every other pre-built oem overpriced & overrated AF, who in their right mind would pay almost 2k for a 13700k & 4070? their cheapest build the "pioneer" is overpriced by over $200, this is exactly why i don't like pre-builds literal rip-offs for the parts they're offering.
I have a Segotep PSU in one of my builds. The one I purchased was on the PSU tier list. It's about 2 years old and is a very strong PSU. I look forward to using more of their products in the future, they seem very solid.
You do not see anything better than a 4070ti is because 4080 and 4090 is no longer made. Any SI selling 4080 and 4090 is using inhouse stock. This is normal for Nvidia to boost sales of the next gen. About the "grey market" windows keys. Those ARE OEM keys. They are marked up from what SIs pay. Windows keys are amazingly cheap for SIs. This is the way you take over and control a market.
Obviously there's no way of checking but I'd imagine all the parts in the pc would be cheaper than pc part picker as they'll more than likely be buying them in bulk not as much as a large SI but I'd still imagine they're getting a cheaper deal than retail
I just don't get how people are willing to pay more and/or sacrifice performance for looks. Also seems obvious this company is taking advantage of the intel fire sale. intel is not what you want in a gaming PC these days. Would have been nice to have a full rundown of the components used. Pre-built PCs almost always have corners cut somewhere. Also, a $900 gaming PC that only has 500GB storage and 16GB RAM in late 2024 is just not a great look. I have a total of 3.5TB in my main gaming rig and that seems like about the right amount these days. Between Windows 12, er, Windows 11 24H2 and new release AAA titles, 16GB just isn't enough RAM these days. For your $900, you are getting a 4 year old GPU and a 3 year old CPU. I know the Toasty Bros are always touting Segotep PSUs but that's because they are good for their PC building business, allowing them to make more profit on a build. But it isn't a brand I would use. I don't give a crap about whether it is gold rated because that doesn't say a single thing about the quality of the PSU. In fact, gamers really shouldn't be concerned about 80+ ratings at all. NextGen has already cut prices on most of their models by $100-200 since this was filmed because the harsh realities of selling PCs in late 2024 are probably setting in. The market is in a slump and it is really a bad time to be launching a SI business. Also, why are they calling themselves an OEM? They aren't. As for the intel/Nvidia paradigm, it is definitely changing. AMD just reported record sales for last quarter. They are working on UDNA, which will finally allow them to compete directly with CUDA. A lot of people got turned off by intel's recent issues and are moving to AMD in droves. Pairing an i9 with a 4070Ti is just ridiculous and a waste of money in a gaming PC. Not listing DDR5 speed is because they are hiding the fact that it is the cheapest possible. In which case, it is pointless to have DDR5. You shouldn't be putting a retail version of Windows on your PC Partpicker list becaus SIs are paying about $10-15 for the license. They're buying them in bulk just like the resellers on the key sites. Keep in mind $400 is gross profit. They have to pay money for general overhead, along with paying for warranty insurance and tech support. You also have to consider they are buying components in bulk and getting them at wholesale prices. So it really may be more like $600 gross profit. And net profit is probably about half that. Another concern I have is that I am unable to find anywhere on their site that they build using all new components. So they could be selling mining used 3060Tis they bought for cheap. If they don't explicitly say all parts are new, I don't trust that they are. Most people are just going to make that assumption but it may not be the case.
Bro. Let's get this straight. They sent you free product. That makes the video sponsored. Cash does not have to change hands to make a video sponsored. You are legally required to claim the value of that PC as income. THIS VIDEO IS SPONSORED.
Here in Scotland the piece of crap 4070 goes for £700, making that system acceptable for the bottom dollar US price. Here we tend to use the 7800xt/ 7900GRE/7900xt in that price range for a fully built pc. My personal pc is a 7900GRE/5800x3d/ 570 Aorus Master/ 4tb storage/ 62gb 4k memory and itt is a £900 build with an 850 fully modular gold rated psu in a LL fishtank case , fully white with white braids for aesthetics and argb TL AIO 320 cooler with 6 additional fans. I think in the US my build would be 1700 US dollars.
@@nerdonabudget had a friend name danny le growing up he moved after a few short years of being friends, only reason i ask. I was born in Riverside CA now reside in OH, big time supporter and viewer of your channel. Love Tech and love computers i was gonna be shocked if my childhood friend became a influencer i enjoy watching! hope your enjoying life take care!
The first sign of insanity is doing the same things over and over again and expecting different results! Why would you buy crap PC's or parts from these crap Chinese web sites and expect anything else but what you actually get? How many videos do we have to watch to discover that this stuff is junk? No one should buy this crap! We've got it now!
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Hi Mr Danny,
Thank you so much for taking the time to review our GAMEOW PRO. We truly appreciate your honest and professional feedback. Your detailed review of both the product's strengths and weaknesses has provided our audience with a comprehensive understanding of our product.
We sincerely apologize for any minor issues you discovered and encountered during your experience. We value your input and will use it to improve our products and services in the future.
Thank you again for your support.
Most soulless corporate response I've ever seen lmao
no sag bracket add one for expesive gpus
@@JasonWitmerYT AI , or auto message 🤣
I seriously cannot believe how much your channel has grown
I remember being here when your goal were super-budgeted; It was those videos that got me into the same mindset as you with these types of things when buying components
You've left a lifelong impact on me one that I've since shared with friends and how to at least get a good starting hand on budgeting computers and finding good components - I'm grateful for you
I'm so elated & happy to see your successes over the years; here's to many more Danny
The process you described at the beginning of the video is exactly how i did it, i bought a prebuilt in 2017, upgraded the gup twice, got more ram, swapped processor and cooler, swapped the psu, until i built my new pc this summer from scratch, since i built two other for my friends.
sadly these days a prebuilt from for example dell or other similar prebuilders are worthless if you plan to upgrade them later as they use non standard parts for all parts except storage GPU and cpu
@@holyhelga yeah i know, i looked up a specific store where they use off the shelf components so it wasn't an oem prebuilt, it was an i5-8400 with a 1060 6g
I never thought you were a nerd until you put that Mic on your glasses. We're the same though. also congrats on 300K subs holy moly
😊 so far theres only one content creator that clips the mic to his Hat while he's driving, and this is the first time im seeing it clipped to eyeglasses. Different Takes.
I absolutely love the new thumbnail style
awesome video. and I was expecting a cheap desktop and surprisingly it looks better than I expected.
As a mailman when I see computer packaging or fragile stickers I honestly take the best care I can of them, obviously cant speak for all carriers. Team USPS here!
Fun fact- the marketing material for this series of PC parts (Colorfire Meow) is weirdly thirsty
@@Reckless150681 🥵🥵🥵
In Jan 2021 after ordering & getting my pre-built PC from NZXT in Feb2021 (which are still built to order & just can't choose specs) 1.5yrs in I had my older brother swap the case and later the AIO.I then changed my younger bro's case & AIO myself for the 1st time (I also paid for both upgrades as early B-Day/X-Mas gifts).I then decided to change my case again myself and then PSU to run my new RTX4070,I had to swap out my Corsair 240 AIO since the pump was failing.I purchased a 360 Corsair AIO on Amazon & sold the refurbished unit I was sent for the RMA locally for $60.I definitely got for comfortable disassembling PC's after doing 2 successful AIO/case swaps.
Swapping a case is not an "upgrade". It's a swap.
Always thought it would be awesome to work for an SI, as a builder/designer. I would suggest 2 things.
1. Build up a "business-class" custom clone PC with better than average durability and performance parts.
2. A top-tier gaming line with the experienced builder on a live stream for the customer. Maybe with a focus on the customer's specific goals and the builder's methods and explanation of why the chosen parts are being used. Someone who understands pci-e lanes and how the components take advantage of them most efficiently.
I am 20 minutes suburb'd from Houston.
😏👍 the live stream idea is good, then they can add them to their website and you tube
@@MrSamadolfo Was just thinking out-loud, ya know this is something (one of very few ideas)that Artesian Builds had right. It adds novelty and the concept of true, "One-of-a-kind" appeal. Maybe converse over the phone with the buyer while building would drum-up untold street cred for the SI.
@@richteritwan 😋 exactly, that dude from Artesian was funny af
man i can't w8 for ur next lan vlog
that editing has to be a rough process when it comes to the lan party but i do wish it was done already lol
My friend bought iBuyPower and he likes it. Price wise is good too. It's fun to pick parts but it's also nice to not have to so I'm not against these system builders. I love that case too.
I have never heard of this company. I love the cases. To me that is the best thing about these builds. I find it kind of odd that they only have one brand. I absolutely prefer AMD. I have bought and built a PC and used AMD on both. I also live in Texas and I think it is cool that this company is here. I hope they create more builds with more brands.
Hello, so I've always played on game consoles. My hdmi port broke in my xbox and been without. Long story short my mom been hit with cancer really hard and I've hit a hard slump in my life. I'm so sick of TH-cam and I found your videos just shopping for a pc.
You have truly blessed my with a little happiness and a beautiful distraction in my days. So I'm about to build my own pc and I've been learning lots from you over the last few weeks. I do have a question as I stay home to care for my mom. I am on a very tight budget and have to sell some crypto to do this. Before I mess up is it OK to mix PCI 5 and PCI 4 or do I need to stick to pci 4 altogether.
Patiently waiting for LAN video :)
how are there already porn bots in the comments
Have you ever seen the movie Screamers? Porn bots in yt comments section is how it all starts. I promise I am not a robot!
They're bots. They get to the comments before any human could even physically click on the video.
Lets continue to report and flood them out with real comments
@@SuperShermanTankerIt’s impossible, they been around for years.
Whenever 1 is banned 300 more will flood in lmao.
I really thought TH-cam’s programming team would’ve solved this by now. I feel like simple “prove you’re human” captcha test would solve the issue lmao
@@monotheisticmortal5122 YT could eliminate the whole bot thing if they wanted to. For reasons unknown to me, they still exist, unfortunately. 😢
If I didn't Romanian deadlift, I wouldn't be manly enough for this rig. Super cute.
Resizable bar pretty much always increases performance. Same with SAM.
it may “show” fps improvement in games but there’s a lot of negatives aswell (for example the newest black ops 6 has way better 1% lows with rebar off, and is not recommended at all)
wish there were more affordable and good services like microcenter where i live :/
White power supply for the 2Gs dropped for themed PC. At that price small details may matter.
use OCCT its free it can stress memory and cpu at the same time just putting it out there to see if u like it itll be alot easier then having to open 4 different things
My $300 PC with an i7 8700k and GTX 1060 6GB is good enough for me. 😂
I got a 6700k and 1080 for 300$ a year ago
It seems NextGenOEM uses only Intel CPUs and Nvidia graphics cards. Their total dismissal of AMD means a hard pass for me. Not an AMD fanboy, just want choice.
If you prefer Intel over AMD then why does it matter that they don't sell AMD products? Should it be there for you to look at and pass up? I don't get it.
@@BREEZYM6015 All I'm saying is if a system integrator ignores the other major CPU maker and the other major GPU maker, there is a reason. I've seen this sort of thing before. The most likely reason is a business relationship that says the integrator must use only Intel CPUs or cannot use Intel CPUs at all, and something similar with Nvidia. That makes sure the integrator can't use the competing components and therefore is in a weak position to negotiate pricing. But the real red flags to me are they all seem to be using F chips, mostly Raptor Lake, and they all top out at a 4070Ti. Is this company a Raptor Lake F-chip dumping ground? Nvidia supposedly stopped production of the 4070Ti, yet they are prevalent in these PCs, and you can't get anything stronger. Why do you suppose that is?
I agree, but not in the same way. For a company to survive in this PC world, they need to use the best value parts. For the high-end offerings, they have to use the best parts. Ignoring the top dog right now is not how you are going to do that. Nvidia GPUs, yes. Intel CPUs? Not a chance. I do not give a crap what the Intel fanboys are going to try to tell you, AMD is top dog right now. Both for long term value and performance.
You forgot fans and cables. It is a bit overpriced but most custom PC's are.
Yea that's what the added text was for on the screen, I was so in the mindset of building with only what's necessary that I forgot to add in those extras because tbh whether they're there or not the PC would perform just the same
wanted to get the cat themed Colorfire pc parts for the misses, but they werent readily available in US, this may be a better option, as they are still showing a premium price atm for single components..though I see they're not using the cat themed Mobo or GPU, the mobo wasnt too bad, 181$US but the 4060 cat themed GPU was almost 500$US(480$US) which is wayyyy too much for a 4060 lol
Over $2000 for a pc with a 4070 and i7-13700k. That ridiculous really. The gpu is $529 and the cpu is $289. Throw about $100 for psu, $100 ram being generous, $100 for nvme being generous again, $200 for motherboard and $50 for a case. This is$1300 for the pc total. Plus some of the components aren't necessarily and cheaper versions could be found. That is not worth it at all.
your forgetting about the aio/heatsink, cable extensions, fans, also a windows key. Plus the fee for building. That adds up to atleast around 500
Very thorough review. Outstanding review example heads above. I liked the theme there are not a lot of kid PC themed don't ding me for that I'm 65 years old and appreciated the art aesthetic. mb
🙂 exactly, its so strange that theres almost no PCs that are Boy Themed, in the real world its mostly boys that are gamers, its not cool broh
@@MrSamadolfo so true, I do recall a speed racer themed pc [?] from way back. mb
I've never been this early to a noab vid before
I built my sons' gaming oc and have put it through all kinds of stress tests with zero issue, yet periodically when they are playing games it just shuts off. At one point i thought it was the evga power supply. Replaced it with a higher wattage raidmax psu and that thing burned up. Replaced it with a nzxt c850 and for a long time there was no issues and then it started doing it again. Id run stress tests for hours with no issues, but in gaming it would shut down. Checked event logs and it doesnt tell me anything.other than it suffered a temp power loss and was shut down improperly....
Possibly an overheating issue. My friend bought a pre built gaming PC that was originally a Dell optiplex and it had this issue too. It had one output fan and no input fans and it was awful. He could play a game for 5 minutes and it just freaks out and turns off. I told him to take off the side panel while using it and it worked perfectly afterwards.
@@yourlefttoe1914 I wish it were that simple of a fix. It has 3 intake fans on the front, 1 exhaust fan on the back, 2 exhaust fans on the top that are corsair fans that are high rim and scream when turned up and move a ton of air. It has a h100i 240mm aio. I used to have it set up with a fan speed curve that would ramp up as things got warm, but eventually just set everything to 100% and nothing gets warm, the CPU never gets hot. I'm just baffled because I can run stress tests like prime 95 , etc for hours with no issue, no crashes, no thermal throttling... yet they can fire up roblox, or fortnite and eventually it'll crash. It may be hours in or 15 minutes. Completely random. What's even more bewildering is it did this before when their setup was pretty old and it could barely handle fortnite, I've upgraded their processor, ram, motherboard, video card, power supply so it is basically a whole different setup and still the same issue. Really the only component that is the same is their boot hard drive.
@@sinformant AC Outlet, Power Strip, Power Cables, borrow another computer and see if its still doing it
@@MrSamadolfo yep been through all that as well. Brand new power strip, when I first upgraded it to the new components including the new nzxt power supply they had the same problem and I had discovered they were using the old power cord and not the heavy duty one that came with the power supply so I swapped that and no issues for a while, then back to the same issue. Also thought maybe it was the wiring in my house as it was built in the 60's, but my personal gaming rig is running a lot more power hungry hardware than theirs and I have no issues with mine. And as stated above I can put their pc through the ringer with every stress test I can think of and it'll run for hours with no issues. The only part of their system from their original build that is the same is their primary hard drive. Everything else was new to the build including the case
after i accidently unboxed some fan covers that my gf spent $90 on just because they were cute. so i get the people this is targeting lol
I don't think a person buying a pre built is going to be comfortable using a $13 windows key like most of us who build our own use, so a $120 license for windows is fair for the comparison.
The warranty does have value as well, we joke that we are the warranty, and when we push the button and nothing happens, we know what to do, the typical buyer doesn't.
What is the $120 key going to have that the $13 won't? Peace of mind perhaps? I'm not spending $120 for a Windows license key.
@@BREEZYM6015 that is it, peace of mind. I am not going to pay that much either, but I am not going to buy a prebuilt either, are you?
We really do have a tendency to forget that most gamers don't share our hardware obsession, they just want it to work on their favorite game.
LIFE TIME WARRANTY FOR LABOUR IF YOU LIVE WITHIN THE UNITED STATES BUT ONLY 3 YEARS IF YOU LIVE IN UNITED KINGFOM OR SOMETHING LIKE THIS
can u do a build wit the Segotep Slath mini
i want one in pink! 😜
So much content the video had to be super sized :)
They only have 3060 and 4070s ?
bios version was the fix version for the cpu
I've been to their site, same as every other pre-built oem overpriced & overrated AF, who in their right mind would pay almost 2k for a 13700k & 4070? their cheapest build the "pioneer" is overpriced by over $200, this is exactly why i don't like pre-builds literal rip-offs for the parts they're offering.
I have a Segotep PSU in one of my builds. The one I purchased was on the PSU tier list. It's about 2 years old and is a very strong PSU. I look forward to using more of their products in the future, they seem very solid.
hello so when i play some games and go to search stuff my game crashes idk how to fix it. its a 3050 nitro laptop
they said only 5 left my guess is they at most build 5 systems and if they seem to be selling they build 5 more
You do not see anything better than a 4070ti is because 4080 and 4090 is no longer made. Any SI selling 4080 and 4090 is using inhouse stock. This is normal for Nvidia to boost sales of the next gen.
About the "grey market" windows keys. Those ARE OEM keys. They are marked up from what SIs pay. Windows keys are amazingly cheap for SIs. This is the way you take over and control a market.
Obviously there's no way of checking but I'd imagine all the parts in the pc would be cheaper than pc part picker as they'll more than likely be buying them in bulk not as much as a large SI but I'd still imagine they're getting a cheaper deal than retail
I just don't get how people are willing to pay more and/or sacrifice performance for looks. Also seems obvious this company is taking advantage of the intel fire sale. intel is not what you want in a gaming PC these days.
Would have been nice to have a full rundown of the components used. Pre-built PCs almost always have corners cut somewhere.
Also, a $900 gaming PC that only has 500GB storage and 16GB RAM in late 2024 is just not a great look. I have a total of 3.5TB in my main gaming rig and that seems like about the right amount these days. Between Windows 12, er, Windows 11 24H2 and new release AAA titles, 16GB just isn't enough RAM these days.
For your $900, you are getting a 4 year old GPU and a 3 year old CPU.
I know the Toasty Bros are always touting Segotep PSUs but that's because they are good for their PC building business, allowing them to make more profit on a build. But it isn't a brand I would use. I don't give a crap about whether it is gold rated because that doesn't say a single thing about the quality of the PSU. In fact, gamers really shouldn't be concerned about 80+ ratings at all.
NextGen has already cut prices on most of their models by $100-200 since this was filmed because the harsh realities of selling PCs in late 2024 are probably setting in.
The market is in a slump and it is really a bad time to be launching a SI business. Also, why are they calling themselves an OEM? They aren't.
As for the intel/Nvidia paradigm, it is definitely changing. AMD just reported record sales for last quarter. They are working on UDNA, which will finally allow them to compete directly with CUDA.
A lot of people got turned off by intel's recent issues and are moving to AMD in droves.
Pairing an i9 with a 4070Ti is just ridiculous and a waste of money in a gaming PC.
Not listing DDR5 speed is because they are hiding the fact that it is the cheapest possible. In which case, it is pointless to have DDR5.
You shouldn't be putting a retail version of Windows on your PC Partpicker list becaus SIs are paying about $10-15 for the license. They're buying them in bulk just like the resellers on the key sites.
Keep in mind $400 is gross profit. They have to pay money for general overhead, along with paying for warranty insurance and tech support. You also have to consider they are buying components in bulk and getting them at wholesale prices. So it really may be more like $600 gross profit. And net profit is probably about half that.
Another concern I have is that I am unable to find anywhere on their site that they build using all new components. So they could be selling mining used 3060Tis they bought for cheap. If they don't explicitly say all parts are new, I don't trust that they are. Most people are just going to make that assumption but it may not be the case.
well even if you build yourself you still have rent abd other costs related to living but yea you dont have to pay salery so thats true atleast
Gaming PC focused but you can't get them with the best gaming CPU's....
Bro. Let's get this straight. They sent you free product. That makes the video sponsored. Cash does not have to change hands to make a video sponsored. You are legally required to claim the value of that PC as income. THIS VIDEO IS SPONSORED.
Linus Tech Tips type of pc lol
i buy retail keys for $8
Here in Scotland the piece of crap 4070 goes for £700, making that system acceptable for the bottom dollar US price. Here we tend to use the 7800xt/ 7900GRE/7900xt in that price range for a fully built pc. My personal pc is a 7900GRE/5800x3d/ 570 Aorus Master/ 4tb storage/ 62gb 4k memory and itt is a £900 build with an 850 fully modular gold rated psu in a LL fishtank case , fully white with white braids for aesthetics and argb TL AIO 320 cooler with 6 additional fans. I think in the US my build would be 1700 US dollars.
Toasty bros uses those segoteps psu in the company builds whatever that means
They are disqualified from consideration for only offering intel
i buy ome key win 7 pro update pc 1 time same it works fine win 10.
Why is there only Intel CPUS and not AMD?, I went on the site and with bad rep intel has for the last few years isnt worth it, AMD 3D is better
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if ur a 1080p junkie cheapo systems are better then nothing thats about it.
Bottom fans are doing nothing exept creating more noise and turbulence.
home addition is worthless
I trust no prebuilders
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The first sign of insanity is doing the same things over and over again and expecting different results! Why would you buy crap PC's or parts from these crap Chinese web sites and expect anything else but what you actually get? How many videos do we have to watch to discover that this stuff is junk? No one should buy this crap! We've got it now!
This PC is way overpriced, I wouldn't buy from them.
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