Note that the Ryzen 5 1600 AF at $85 beats out the Ryzen 2600's value (they're basically the same chip) but I haven't been able to find it anywhere, especially for $85. Pls comment below if you know where to snag one i want it i need it kthx
my computer is set up to run front to back airflow only and my open-side panel faces a wall. i still ended up with a blue case fan and a mobo with RGB strip on it because sales. I get to see a sliver of the lights on the wall next to my PC when i crane my neck around my monitor like "heeeey there it isssssss...woooo"
"Here's a 3/5 egg King Dian SSD that ships straight from China that is marginally less expensive than a popular name-brand SSD that would ship immediately and get here weeks sooner... That's the one!"
Also, guaranteed that the "King Dian" no-name cheap Chinese SSD is cacheless, so it performs like ass, and has bottom-of-the-barrel chips that are going to die on you in a matter of months. Completely wrong choice. Never cheap out in the SSD with a disreputable brand, because shitty drive performance is the surest way to reduce the quality of your PC experience and having to buy another SSD in a short time is ultimately the much more expensive option.
@@samueljordan5601 I'm glad you haven't had any issues... but from reviews I've read and internal pictures I've seen, the Thermaltake Smart line uses crap capacitors and it's an ancient group-regulated design. I just couldn't buy or recommend anything from the Thermaltake Smart line. If you are dropping $700 on your CPU+GPU combo, pony up an extra $25 and give them clean power with something decent... Even relatively entry-level stuff like the Corsair CXM or EVGA GD lines are miles ahead of this PSU.
@@wasd____ I use intel SSDs/NVMEs as my mains (which are the most durable in the market if I'm not mistaken), but these Chinese SSDs are not that bad...they have shitty write speeds but for regular consumers they are a step up from HDDs. My business assembles hundreds of PCs a month and none of my customers have complaints on them yet (been giving them as an option since 2018). SSDs from KingDian/Goldenfir/Ramsta etc.
Always beware of cheap SSDs - DRAM/cache-less SSDs can perform even worse than hard drives in certain tasks. They can say theyre SATA III but can perform much worse especially in random read/writes. So be weary with no names.
Component: I have really good performance and one of the best values out there. But I have ketchup and mustard cables. Kyle: *YOU HAVE FAILED ME FOR THE LAST TIME*
Been in the hospital for a week now for some reasons and will undergo surgery. I've been watching your videos before. But since last week i have been watching your TH-cam for almost all day, everyday. I really like the humor, great builds and amazing moments you share with your love ones and everyone of your fans. I like it above all other PC related youtubers. I'm thankful for your vids for keeping my depression away. It has kept me entertained, laughing, puts a smile on my face and makes me feel better sparking hope. Hopefully I could also experience having an extreme PCs like what you create. Until then I'll keep dreaming on, wait and watch, and be amazed with your upcoming builds and videos. Have a good life, i wish you happiness and good health, with that, more amazing videos for us, your fans. Thank you 😊
Thank you Kyle for helping me get through such a hard time 4 years ago. Thanks to you and so many other creators, I found a hobby and have learned so much! 4 years later and I’m in a much better place enjoying pc gaming and the community! Much love!
What was the CAS value? I seem to remember those being 3600MHz at CL19 which is a high CAS which takes away the high frequency advantage. As a very quick rule-of-thumb take Frequency/CAS ratio and compare kits and take whatever is highest (and also check the motherboard QVL list and possibly investigate recommendations for what works well for overclock/tweaking).
@@photonboy999 if it was the 3200 (I think it was since it was the tuf variant) then it was 16, but the 3400 to 3600 are like 18 and 19 CL. Though you could always use that ryzen calculator to tighten up timings with most semi decent boards I don't think I've seen anyone have problems with the sniper series for ryzen even when it's not on the QVL though there is first time for everything. Seems like G. Skill ram and Corsair LPX was everyone's go to for first gen ryzen cause 99% of the time it worked no problem and ram comparability has only gotten better with each ryzen gen
@@SushiRicetm airflow is terrible with the included fans, build quality is very meh too, if possible go for Coolermaster nr400 way better case in this price bracket, with more features and better airflow. (no annoying overly bright led fans though that change intensity with speed).
Super appreciate these 'Build This' videos! I've watched all of them and found useful information in all of them for current builds I've been working on. I like that you weigh out the pros and cons on multiple purchase options and provide various choices to think about when looking at different price points. You've actually helped me decided between a couple different options that I was debating over (relating to this video, I was debating between the MSI and Asrock motherboard). So thank you for doing these!
Hi Kyle. I was wondering if you could add a white version of your mousepads to your shop as I really like the designs but require a white one to match with my setup.
3DPrintingLife I remember buying one of his mousepads and being disappointed. The demensions didn’t feel right compared to other mousepads I’ve used and it slid around a lot. If you were looking for a mousepad then I’d buy one from glorious because they are in white and they are the best mousepads are the best I’ve ever owned.
@@manateeksa4715 I've been considering a white glorious pad but how are they for keeping clean? That's the only thing I'm really worried about with a white mouse pad
Jack Bocock I have a large one, and it’s white, so pretty hard to keep clean, I do occasionally eat at my desk but always keep a small table next to my desk usually never on the actual desk. And yeah it will get dirty lol. Most annoying though is that the part where your wrist wrests will get the dirtiest, of course even if you’re clean you’ll have some marginal dirt on your wrist and over time it does rub off on to the mousepad. It’s really easy to clean though, I just throw it in the washer with other whites when I feel it’s an eye sore, then I let it air dry. And it’s pretty much good as new. The glorious pc race logo will also eventually run off, and in the time between it rubbing off and you washing it the glue holding it on will also pick up dirt. Overall it’s still a very good and very comfortable mouse pad with great dimensions, I’ve had it about 3 years and every time I wash it it’s pretty much brand new, in the future I will only buy their mousepads.
Jack Bocock you’ll have to buy a small handheld vacuum. Tech source showed one to help keep the glorious mouse mad clean in his i think $1500 setup video
0:28 *BEFORE TAXES* Kyle my man , u forgot to upload *HOW TO AVOID TAXES* guide before posting this video to actually make it relevant for the viewers.
@faraj moussa you guys in the US cop a lot of crap in terms of taxes. I'm glad I can go to any site, or store, and the price displayed is the price I pay, no matter where I am in the country. That's Australia BTW. Of course we do get screwed in terms of the costs of the parts in the first place.
Found and subbed today. Binged way too many vids. As a 37 yo gamer/gamin pc builder (for myself only) I gotta say your uploads are by far the best put together and most entertaining to watch/listen too. Thanks a bunch
This is pretty much my dream PC, turns out when you're in college and a dog walker you don't make enough to build one 😂. Thanks for the great video as always though Kyle, dont have a PC yet, but I'm saving, and I will definitely use your guides to help me build!
Strohhut TV the KO is actually pretty bad (unless you plan to use it for productivity) thanks to the existence to the RX 5600XT. The cooler on the KO is REALLY cutting it close to the bare minimum required to cool a 2060, so it’s pretty loud and has relatively high temps.
@@ElZamo92 Well everyone has a different opinion in my opinion the RX 5600XT is the worst GPU in history of GPU's. Just the move AMD did with the gpu bios killed the gpu in my opinion and just showed how AMD wanted made the RX 5600XT slower then it should be. Nvidia was the good guy by putting the RTX 2060 for 299$ or 319$ and forcing AMD react. In my opinion AMD should have just lowered the price of the RX 5600XT and not change the bios with higher clock speeds and screw up the 3rd party gpu manufacturers and the customer consumers by having some gpu's have the new bios and hit the frequencies and some other gpu's can't hit the frequency or was shipped with old bios. Just a messy situation right now. Also I know EVGA coolers and I know is not the BEST cooler for a 2060 but is not that terrible how u explained it is 20 milion times better then any stock blower style AMD RX 5700 or 5700XT cooler.
@@ElZamo92 PS: You are from the Good old Gamer channel I saw your comment from today well that explain why your try defending AMD 80% of people watching his channel are AMD fan boys.
@@strohhuttv8848 They only shipped a couple hundred GPU's with the old bios and it definitely does suck that the customer has to upgrade it but let's be honest here man. They are trying and they found a way to increase the performance by releasing a new bios which everyone should appreciate. The pricing and the card IMO is amazing. I definitely get/see your point but come on man haha. There needs to be competition or NVIDIA could have just priced it at $400 and we couldn't have said anything. Also just curious, did you watch Bitwits 5600XT video? I don't understand how the 5600XT sucks lol.
@@yepitsarif Man u can't find this 1 day or 2 days after release AMD already planned this plan. It was a PLAN B if Nvidia react we will just put a new bios and say ohhh look we are better then Nvidia. They could make that GPU with that bios at day 0 but they didn't they just waited on Nvidia response. Nvidia is also bad don't get me wrong the whole gpu market sucks in my opinion AMD isn't better then Nvidia or Intel and I'm a guy who use Nvidia and Intel and AMD I use a Ryzen 7 3700X because is a GREAT cpu I don't want say anything bad about this CPU because I can't. My complains about AMD are only in the GPU market fix your bad awful drivers, don't look what other companies like Nvidia will do just make gpu's for us the consumers money will come make your consumers happy not your share holders, give us competition in high high end segment and plz don't beat a 2080ti because Nvidia will release then the 3080TI and crush u on the ground, stop make bad marketing decisions like that bios thing or call your cpu cache "gaming cache" and plz don't be late like always the RTX 2000 is a 2 or 3 years old gpu and now u try be a competitor really? Same with Intel gaming performance now u catch up with Intel and beat it u couldn't make it happen 10 years ago we waited you 10 years AMD to bring competition WHY YOU ARE TO LATE? Thats all I think AMD has now great cpu's but bad gpu's and plz don't be late go now to 7nm+ and 5nm and show Intel what u can do.
thanks for all your help and knowledge. You help me build my custom pc wich is replacing an iMAC!!!!!! late 2011. I enjoyed all you videos . this was my 2nd build since 2004!! keep up the good content.
a few weeks ago i was planning a pc build for when i get paid since my old pc is on its way out now, and i chose most of these parts, good to know im on the right track
Try living in South Africa the exchange rate is just killer! what you guys see as an $800 dollar budget I see it as dropping my next entire pay cheque ouch. Example that same cpu converted back to dollars at my cheapest local place is $277.50 after tax
If you're living in Germany i can help you out if you want. Setting myself a Budget an choose parts is basically what i do in my free time xD. Don't really know the prices in other countries though :)
Kyle: I personally find PC Part Picker a lot more useful when I'm looking to price out a system over Newegg due to the sliding options and the ability to see specs in the list. For example, when you were looking for an SSD, you selected a bunch of checkboxes to get one in the 500GB range; with PCPP I found a 512GB option from Team (their GX2 model) for less than a dollar more than the KingDian. That being said, the KingDian didn't even come up in searching PCPP, so YMMV. But having a range to find rather than selecting a bunch of checkboxes does let you find items you'd miss otherwise, so there is that.
Go watch Paul, you'll find him wearing Bitwit shirts ... they've been doing this for ages ... sometimes Jay wears Linus Hoodies ... they all use Steve's Gamers Nexus Modmatt ... etc etc and so on and so forth ... best community ever, I love those guys 😎👍
Yup Sherif and Trevor are right. If you watch his channel regularly he hangs out and supports many other Tech tubers, especially Paul since they're Good friends. 😁
Built my first PC in October and this is my build just with a different 2060 and I use an NVME SSD LOL. The more you went through the parts I went omg this is just like mine😂I guess I didn’t do too shabby on my first time picking out parts. Keep up the great videos man. Much love from NY
@@aceprolific9381 NIce! Are you talking about the MB320L? I was just looking at that or the MB311L for an upcoming build. Looks like a promising case for the price
Heads up for SoCal residents near Tustin, CA: Ryzen 5 2600X is on sale at Microcenter for $79.99 right now while the 3600X and 3600 are at $159.99 and $149.99 respectively. The 3700X also is on sale for $259.99 if you want that! You get an additional $20 off if you pick up a compatible eligible board at the same time. Went there yesterday myself to confirm.
I built a similar system for my brother in law just yesterday actually. Same motherboard/cpu combo. I went with Crucial Ballistix Sport 3200mhz memory for $74.95, a 1TB Intel 660p NVME drive, 2tb Seagate Barracuda mechanical drive, Corsair TXM Gold 550W for $70, and an open box NZXT H510 case for $50 from Best Buy. We opted for a used GTX1070 gpu that I got locally for $150. We did splurge on the larger NVME drive, but a similar build in the end.
@@Matoro-wp9hy They must have accidentally sold you a reviewer sample then, because I have yet to meet a person who hasn't had an issue with Seagate drives!
@@RGInquisitor I have a friend who edits video and has been using segate for over 10 years and has never had a problem with one and has over 8 tb worth of drives
I was feeling self-conscious about pairing a ryzen 5 2600 with a GTX 1660s for my new build but seeing he used a 2060 ko, I feel a lot better now :) thanks
the ryzen 5 3600 is almost always at 175-180. I've been watching the price for months and it's been around that range, so it's not really a sale either
don't limit yourself to just amazon and Newegg. there are other retailers that sometimes have better deals. use pcpartpicker to compare a good number of them edit: this comment is mostly towards viewers; no doubt kyle knows alllll about it
Trust me he knows, he’s been in the game for years. Depending on parts I personally web shop from Newegg, Evga or Corsair or physically go shop at MicroCenter and BestBuy...When it comes to overall electronic and gadgets I don’t trust middle man or 3rd party vendors especially gambling through Amazon.
I got too desperate and bought the cheapest X570 on stock (Gigabyte X570 UD) because there's literally no B450 motherboards on stock, and if there is, my area isn't serviceable for their delivery courier because of lockdown. It's not a good mobo for the price, but I'm using a Ryzen 5 3600 so it's more than enough for OC.
Just did a budget build yesterday. Ryzen 5 2600, Gigabyte B450 DS3H board, 16GB PNY XLR8 RAM, Silicon Power 1TB NVME SSD, Thermaltake 700w PSU, and XFX RX560 4GB GPU. Spent $753 tax included and it runs all the games I want to play pretty well.
Just built a low key sleeper to dip my toes into pc gaming with the help of a buddy. Picked up an old dell t3600 with a Xeon 1660 v2 4 core 3.7 ghz 16 mb of ram though it is limited to fairly slow ram with this mb cpu config. It has a 635w ps. Got that for $150 on Craigslist and threw a 256 gb ssd for booting, 2 tb hdd, and an evga rtx 2060 xc in there for less than $450 with tax. Very happy with the performance I get out of a sub $600 machine. Currently running many games at 1440p and all games at 1080p very smoothly.
Dude, thank you so much for this video. It's made this whole process much easier for a first time builder. It's almost too good... I'm trying to not make the same thing you did in this video, but literally component here is the best for a reasonable build
Yeah. I’ll have to wait for this to blow over and production to start again. Also ampere is releasing later this year so hopefully the 20 thousand series GPUs will lower one price so I can afford them
I never have bad luck on Seagate drives while two of my WD(internal and external hard drive) just died under a year my Seagate drives(internal and external hard drive)still lives for 5yrs until up to this day. Just lucky on certain brands I guess.
@@demon6937 I had well over 50 (my own and customer) WD drives fail the exact same way a few years back every RMA replacement drive that came back also failed within a week with the exact same failure. Different models too how they are still in business is beyond me. How any one trusts them is equally beyond my understanding.
I recently purchased a Raidmax 350W power supply for a low power server and it's working very well. I was really skeptical about buying a Raidmax power supply because I didn't trust the brand and read a bunch of 1-3 star reviews. But I took the risk and purchased it since I needed a low wattage supply with few SATA cables and no PCIE cables and it's $40. The only issue is that the cables are ketchup and mustard which is fine for me since it's not used for my PC. Bottom line, Raidmax is a good brand for low wattage supplies, but I'd avoid their high wattage supplies
I love your videos man! i've learn so much from you and the other guys on yt. I really wish you luck and good fortune in this and other projects of your life! Thank you very much for all the videos, jokes and honest tips!
Was looking for this Looking to build my first ever pc My country would have this for atleast 1100 New to the pc race and dont know that much about Pc parts 😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢
Just keeping looking for more and more info on components. Doesn't take long, and it doesn't take much hands-on experience to be able to successfully pick parts for simple, high-performance builds. Check out pcpartpicker.com. I completed my first build (mATX, i5-8400, 16GB RAM, MSI GTX 1660 ti, SSD) just this last year. Only hiccup was my CPU fan was DOA.
How is this R5 3600 Msi B450m pro vdh max 16gb 3200mhz Ram 2x8 GTX 1660 or 1070 used Evga 600BQ power supply Deepcool matrexx RGB 4fans Wd blue caviar 500gb m.2 nvme For $750 From pcPartPicker
@@murtxx5976 Should be a decent build, I'm not a huge AMD fan, but to each their own. Did you see the warning? You may need a currently functioning PC to download a BIOS update for the board to be compatible with the 3600, just depends on when the board was actually manufactured. Are you buying CPU with or without cooler? If not with the CPU, Arctic Freezer makes good budget CPU coolers, or go Thermaltake if you just want something that is super cheap and gets the job done ok. Also, make sure you're mounting the fan with a backplate, not those stupid, plastic, spring-loaded CPU fan clips. A used graphics card is definitely the best way to cut some cost. I got my CPU and GPU second hand, and my mobo open-box. pcpartpicker puts my build at $840, built it for $457. Your PSU is plenty powerful, I would say bump down to 500W and go for 80+ gold rather than bronze. One area I somewhat skipped in my research was the case (other than making sure my graphics card fit). This will be the next upgrade to my PC when I get some money and/or find a case I actually want. I would recommend looking at some case reviews, especially if you're going to try and get an mATX tower. When searching for cases you're likely to find larger towers that also support mATX, so just be aware of that if you're trying to do a smaller case build. I really overlooked the airflow aspect of the case. I think there's one case fan in the front and one in the back right now, and my GPUs fans may have a bit of restricted flow due to how close the intake fans are to the bottom of the case. It gets warm, but does not overheat or throttle down. I would definitely recommend a PCIe riser or 90 adapter for your card, especially if you go with a smaller case. The power plug for my GPU is pushed down a little bit by the side panel of my case. But, if you're just trying to get the thing running any $20 budget case will do, so long as your components fit. $20 is not a huge loss if you decide to change the case later.
This video is awesome! I've been looking around and watching tons and tons of videos trying to scout out parts for a gaming and streaming pc. I've been wanting one for a hot minute now to upgrade away from this laptop so I love these bang for the buck builds cause let's be honest, I don't have a whole lot of money. I love the rest of your videos too, I've been back watching the last 2 months and the ones I haven't seen yet are at least a year old now.
Watching a ton of these because I finally got a job and desk in 2020 and now my last dream for this year is building my first computer. (I made these goals before covid, it has been a long journey)
Okay so to assemble this, what tools would I need? And after building it, don’t I need to setup windows or something? What should I get to prepare after these parts get to me? And what tools especially? I’m new to this...
Great build man, your setup is a lot like the one i Just finished. Bought everything but the GPU on amazon. ASRock450m pro4, AMD RYZEN 5 2600, G.Skill 2x8gb ,Master cooler 300 case, 480gb SSD I have also a 1tb Samsung drive laying around for extra storage. EVGA 500w power supply, GeForce 1060 FTW+ 6gb GPU got it from a buddy for a steal of a deal paid around 500 but I really took time and bought stuff when The sales came.
I love these types of videos, but I also wish they would factor in people who are building from literally nothing. You also need a mouse, keyboard, monitor, perhaps a desk to place everything, a chair, speakers (if monitor doesn't have them built in) etc. Pretty soon this $800 price point balloons to well over $1000.
Love ya Kyle, keep doing Gods work and I understand not everyone wants to, but you can do what I did and buy something like 2666Mhz or 3200Mhz and push it to 3600+ to save a few more bucks. I also just saw the subtitle, so I'll shut up now.
Seagate HAS the best drives period. I have a 2.5 inch 80GB HDD from 2009, I retired it recently and SMART shows that it has written over 150PB (yes Peta) and it has a bit over 30 bad sectors after 10 years of intensive use.
Doing my first PC build, saw the Cooler Master NR 400 get passed by for case choice. I choose it as the airflow seemed excellent with mesh front, came with two fans (purchased two more) and case has large top vent (later found out nice rather heavy mesh for filter). So far, case has been relatively good to work in (considering i have one functional hand) crazy amount of SSD space(4) and HHD (3). Picked up the case for $65 and while not the cheapest micro ATX case, good materials and tempered glass side panel.
Note that the Ryzen 5 1600 AF at $85 beats out the Ryzen 2600's value (they're basically the same chip) but I haven't been able to find it anywhere, especially for $85. Pls comment below if you know where to snag one i want it i need it kthx
Wait im looking for one lmao pls help
In my country (Germany), there are Ryzen 5 1600 AFs available at around 100€ compared to the Ryzen 5 2600 available at 120€.
I picked up five "AF" Ryzen 5 1600's here in Estonia. Just couldn't resist the amazing price/performance
2600x $80 at microcenter if you're lucky enough to live by one.
Price was recently increased to 100 I believe, no longer a deal compared to a 2600
Seeing these prices make me realize how spoiled I am to have a microcenter near by.
Yup, I had one but didn't go there for my first build. Currently want to upgrade but waiting on Gen 4
Same. Could build this same thing for probably $75 less.
RIGHT?! YOU SEE THAT 2600X FOR 80 DOLLARS DEAL THAT THEY ARE DOING again
We go to Tottenham court road in London. We don't have those places anymore due to Amazon
@@Doroga05 i can only imagine..
Imagine watching this and suddenly Kyle would say "For the CPU we're going with an Intel..." LOL
For the gpu we are also going with intel
Bruh, imagine😂
The 9100f is a good budget option from intel IMO
The lonely Deku scrub it is but amd has better budget cpus
I don’t get it
Every TH-cam PC Builder: RGB is not important
Also putting it in every goddamn build
It's actually hard not to now. Sometimes the best deals happen to be rgb
It isn't important...but if you caaaan
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It’s not important considering performance , but RBG make your rig look so good vs not having much RBG
my computer is set up to run front to back airflow only and my open-side panel faces a wall. i still ended up with a blue case fan and a mobo with RGB strip on it because sales. I get to see a sliver of the lights on the wall next to my PC when i crane my neck around my monitor like "heeeey there it isssssss...woooo"
The case for 50 😍
Plus 70 for shipping 😳
😂😭
He made the price go up for the case 😂 it’s now 250$ on Amazon, but I’m in Canada so the price might be fucked
Might as well sell a 3090 for free but 100000 dollar shipping
"Here's a 3/5 egg King Dian SSD that ships straight from China that is marginally less expensive than a popular name-brand SSD that would ship immediately and get here weeks sooner... That's the one!"
Yea, he rushed through this thing... Both that SSD and PSU are a tad sketchy. Not his best work.
@@control_the_pet_population I have that PSU in my PC and it works great, I have an i7 8700, and rtx 2070
Also, guaranteed that the "King Dian" no-name cheap Chinese SSD is cacheless, so it performs like ass, and has bottom-of-the-barrel chips that are going to die on you in a matter of months.
Completely wrong choice. Never cheap out in the SSD with a disreputable brand, because shitty drive performance is the surest way to reduce the quality of your PC experience and having to buy another SSD in a short time is ultimately the much more expensive option.
@@samueljordan5601 I'm glad you haven't had any issues... but from reviews I've read and internal pictures I've seen, the Thermaltake Smart line uses crap capacitors and it's an ancient group-regulated design. I just couldn't buy or recommend anything from the Thermaltake Smart line. If you are dropping $700 on your CPU+GPU combo, pony up an extra $25 and give them clean power with something decent... Even relatively entry-level stuff like the Corsair CXM or EVGA GD lines are miles ahead of this PSU.
@@wasd____ I use intel SSDs/NVMEs as my mains (which are the most durable in the market if I'm not mistaken), but these Chinese SSDs are not that bad...they have shitty write speeds but for regular consumers they are a step up from HDDs. My business assembles hundreds of PCs a month and none of my customers have complaints on them yet (been giving them as an option since 2018). SSDs from KingDian/Goldenfir/Ramsta etc.
when someone searches for motherboards *and the lowest priced is yours*
It’s not much. But it’s honest work
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When someone searches for motherboards and yours didn't even make the list
I have an a320m-k motherboard 😭
Why would you ever buy a "NO NAME" SSD? At least get a brand you trust.
yeah made no sense since he said that for psu
been rocking no names for years now, i trust them
Better question is why even buy an ssd at this price point?
Logan Snelbaker always get a ssd. At least get a boot one.
Always beware of cheap SSDs - DRAM/cache-less SSDs can perform even worse than hard drives in certain tasks.
They can say theyre SATA III but can perform much worse especially in random read/writes. So be weary with no names.
I love how he squeezed Amazon and Newegg on the same tab when he literally has two monitors.
Well TH-cam can't necessarily fit two monitors, can it?
Or he might have obs on the other monitor
He has 3 i think
3 moniotrs and a gaming pc that’s worth like 5 k my pc is worth 1 k
It’s harder to switch screens while recording.
On case “looks probably aren’t that important”
Also bitwit: no ketchup and mustard wires!!!’
To be fair, we all hate ketchup and mustard cables.
Component: I have really good performance and one of the best values out there. But I have ketchup and mustard cables.
Kyle: *YOU HAVE FAILED ME FOR THE LAST TIME*
@@nuff8846 fix ur organs wires man
Well to be fair your profile pic is ketchup and mustard so...
Kyathos303 that was so dumb I think it gave me cancer
The Ripjaws V on amazon was CL16 not CL18 like newegg. That's why it was more expensive..
The $72 red ones on Newegg are actually CL19, model F4-3600C19D-16GVRB, NOT AMD friendly, will only work at 2133 on some mobos
just got me some G.skill ripjaws DDR4 3600 CL 16-16-16-39 for really cheap on new egg.
@@rppdfire not amd friendly? Nice BS
@@dudewtf1776 probably hynix based if cheap
Tpecep Hynix isn’t that bad. I got my cl16 3000mhz to 3600mhz at cl16.
18:14 amazon key words include "caught on fire"
you should totally buy these psu's guys
Dead on arrival
I like how Kyle is wearing a Paul’s hardware shirt and a Linus tech tips jacket
@Pat Rix 😂😂😂
Been in the hospital for a week now for some reasons and will undergo surgery. I've been watching your videos before. But since last week i have been watching your TH-cam for almost all day, everyday. I really like the humor, great builds and amazing moments you share with your love ones and everyone of your fans. I like it above all other PC related youtubers. I'm thankful for your vids for keeping my depression away. It has kept me entertained, laughing, puts a smile on my face and makes me feel better sparking hope. Hopefully I could also experience having an extreme PCs like what you create. Until then I'll keep dreaming on, wait and watch, and be amazed with your upcoming builds and videos. Have a good life, i wish you happiness and good health, with that, more amazing videos for us, your fans. Thank you 😊
Thank you Kyle for helping me get through such a hard time 4 years ago. Thanks to you and so many other creators, I found a hobby and have learned so much! 4 years later and I’m in a much better place enjoying pc gaming and the community! Much love!
You had SNIPER RAMs for 1 more dollar to match the Steel Legends visual, it triggered me so hard.
That was the ugly TUF version tho
The only sniper white and black(assuming you're wanting the camo to match) camo is 120ish
What was the CAS value?
I seem to remember those being 3600MHz at CL19 which is a high CAS which takes away the high frequency advantage. As a very quick rule-of-thumb take Frequency/CAS ratio and compare kits and take whatever is highest (and also check the motherboard QVL list and possibly investigate recommendations for what works well for overclock/tweaking).
@@photonboy999 if it was the 3200 (I think it was since it was the tuf variant) then it was 16, but the 3400 to 3600 are like 18 and 19 CL. Though you could always use that ryzen calculator to tighten up timings with most semi decent boards
I don't think I've seen anyone have problems with the sniper series for ryzen even when it's not on the QVL though there is first time for everything. Seems like G. Skill ram and Corsair LPX was everyone's go to for first gen ryzen cause 99% of the time it worked no problem and ram comparability has only gotten better with each ryzen gen
20:50 I rest easy knowing that my PC case of my brother's choice has appeared in some of renowned youtube channel.
It looks pretty similar to an H500 from nzxt. Except I noticed it came in pink. Noice 👌
alec I’m guessing the airflow on both is about the same then
@@SushiRicetm airflow is terrible with the included fans, build quality is very meh too, if possible go for Coolermaster nr400 way better case in this price bracket, with more features and better airflow. (no annoying overly bright led fans though that change intensity with speed).
Yesss I needed this
BOB Fill bet u won’t buy it
@@minisnout5679 Do u know his credit card number or do you have his wallet right now? No... So don't talk bullsh*t.
Strohhut TV wdym 😂😂 didn’t mean it in a bad way shush
@@minisnout5679 How u meant it?
Strohhut TV cause every tech video has like 300 people saying I need this,I’m getting this, can you give one away,
Ditch the case and install the components into a biscuit tin.
Super appreciate these 'Build This' videos! I've watched all of them and found useful information in all of them for current builds I've been working on. I like that you weigh out the pros and cons on multiple purchase options and provide various choices to think about when looking at different price points. You've actually helped me decided between a couple different options that I was debating over (relating to this video, I was debating between the MSI and Asrock motherboard).
So thank you for doing these!
Microcenter had the 3600’s on sale for $150 last week.
and 2600x for $80
Yeah and some of us don’t live in the USA
the same sale just came back
@@raymm46 sounds like not my problem lmao
@@Hyperb0lt Is there alot of microcenters in the us? Like a "mainstream" store
Hi Kyle. I was wondering if you could add a white version of your mousepads to your shop as I really like the designs but require a white one to match with my setup.
3DPrintingLife I remember buying one of his mousepads and being disappointed. The demensions didn’t feel right compared to other mousepads I’ve used and it slid around a lot. If you were looking for a mousepad then I’d buy one from glorious because they are in white and they are the best mousepads are the best I’ve ever owned.
@@manateeksa4715 I've been considering a white glorious pad but how are they for keeping clean? That's the only thing I'm really worried about with a white mouse pad
Jack Bocock I have a large one, and it’s white, so pretty hard to keep clean, I do occasionally eat at my desk but always keep a small table next to my desk usually never on the actual desk. And yeah it will get dirty lol. Most annoying though is that the part where your wrist wrests will get the dirtiest, of course even if you’re clean you’ll have some marginal dirt on your wrist and over time it does rub off on to the mousepad. It’s really easy to clean though, I just throw it in the washer with other whites when I feel it’s an eye sore, then I let it air dry. And it’s pretty much good as new. The glorious pc race logo will also eventually run off, and in the time between it rubbing off and you washing it the glue holding it on will also pick up dirt. Overall it’s still a very good and very comfortable mouse pad with great dimensions, I’ve had it about 3 years and every time I wash it it’s pretty much brand new, in the future I will only buy their mousepads.
Jack Bocock you’ll have to buy a small handheld vacuum. Tech source showed one to help keep the glorious mouse mad clean in his i think $1500 setup video
@@dragonsharker4793 have you tried scotchbriting it? I wonder if that would help. If so, does it change the feel of the movement?
0:28 *BEFORE TAXES* Kyle my man , u forgot to upload *HOW TO AVOID TAXES* guide before posting this video to actually make it relevant for the viewers.
@faraj moussa I think the OP was just joking...
For that my man...
gotta talk to Lyle
Step 1: acquire gun
@faraj moussa no man, you aren't trying hard enough. we gotta beat our governments' taxation departments. GAMERS RISE UP GAMERS RISE UP
@faraj moussa you guys in the US cop a lot of crap in terms of taxes. I'm glad I can go to any site, or store, and the price displayed is the price I pay, no matter where I am in the country. That's Australia BTW. Of course we do get screwed in terms of the costs of the parts in the first place.
Found and subbed today. Binged way too many vids. As a 37 yo gamer/gamin pc builder (for myself only) I gotta say your uploads are by far the best put together and most entertaining to watch/listen too. Thanks a bunch
U need to order the parts Kyle and build it for part 2 🙏🏻
Joseph Howell yeah would like to see the thing perform before it went a built one same or similar.
yes id love dat
“Maybe Lyle would know” 🤣
I was like...uhh.. What!?
Saving money since 2018 to bulid my first pc will to done may be in 2022 hopefully
raju Khunti how much money have you saved?
@@pluto42O 30000 indian ruppes around 400$
you should make one now with that 30k~35k witha r5 3400G
@once_upon_a_time in_a_land_far_far_away
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You didn't included what whisky you drank while looking for parts. :(
i love how he gets mad about the ketchup and master cables and the cheapest power supply on my site doesn't have it haha
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This is pretty much my dream PC, turns out when you're in college and a dog walker you don't make enough to build one 😂. Thanks for the great video as always though Kyle, dont have a PC yet, but I'm saving, and I will definitely use your guides to help me build!
That's a good build. I recently built an €850 gaming rig with a 5700XT and a Ryzen 7 2700
I have a 2060 Super Aorus really happy with my purchase I can recommend the cheaper 2060 KO now.
Strohhut TV the KO is actually pretty bad (unless you plan to use it for productivity) thanks to the existence to the RX 5600XT. The cooler on the KO is REALLY cutting it close to the bare minimum required to cool a 2060, so it’s pretty loud and has relatively high temps.
@@ElZamo92 Well everyone has a different opinion in my opinion the RX 5600XT is the worst GPU in history of GPU's. Just the move AMD did with the gpu bios killed the gpu in my opinion and just showed how AMD wanted made the RX 5600XT slower then it should be. Nvidia was the good guy by putting the RTX 2060 for 299$ or 319$ and forcing AMD react. In my opinion AMD should have just lowered the price of the RX 5600XT and not change the bios with higher clock speeds and screw up the 3rd party gpu manufacturers and the customer consumers by having some gpu's have the new bios and hit the frequencies and some other gpu's can't hit the frequency or was shipped with old bios. Just a messy situation right now. Also I know EVGA coolers and I know is not the BEST cooler for a 2060 but is not that terrible how u explained it is 20 milion times better then any stock blower style AMD RX 5700 or 5700XT cooler.
@@ElZamo92 PS: You are from the Good old Gamer channel I saw your comment from today well that explain why your try defending AMD 80% of people watching his channel are AMD fan boys.
@@strohhuttv8848 They only shipped a couple hundred GPU's with the old bios and it definitely does suck that the customer has to upgrade it but let's be honest here man. They are trying and they found a way to increase the performance by releasing a new bios which everyone should appreciate. The pricing and the card IMO is amazing. I definitely get/see your point but come on man haha. There needs to be competition or NVIDIA could have just priced it at $400 and we couldn't have said anything. Also just curious, did you watch Bitwits 5600XT video? I don't understand how the 5600XT sucks lol.
@@yepitsarif Man u can't find this 1 day or 2 days after release AMD already planned this plan. It was a PLAN B if Nvidia react we will just put a new bios and say ohhh look we are better then Nvidia. They could make that GPU with that bios at day 0 but they didn't they just waited on Nvidia response. Nvidia is also bad don't get me wrong the whole gpu market sucks in my opinion AMD isn't better then Nvidia or Intel and I'm a guy who use Nvidia and Intel and AMD I use a Ryzen 7 3700X because is a GREAT cpu I don't want say anything bad about this CPU because I can't. My complains about AMD are only in the GPU market fix your bad awful drivers, don't look what other companies like Nvidia will do just make gpu's for us the consumers money will come make your consumers happy not your share holders, give us competition in high high end segment and plz don't beat a 2080ti because Nvidia will release then the 3080TI and crush u on the ground, stop make bad marketing decisions like that bios thing or call your cpu cache "gaming cache" and plz don't be late like always the RTX 2000 is a 2 or 3 years old gpu and now u try be a competitor really? Same with Intel gaming performance now u catch up with Intel and beat it u couldn't make it happen 10 years ago we waited you 10 years AMD to bring competition WHY YOU ARE TO LATE? Thats all I think AMD has now great cpu's but bad gpu's and plz don't be late go now to 7nm+ and 5nm and show Intel what u can do.
16:50 thank goodness it's haswell ready!
thanks for all your help and knowledge. You help me build my custom pc wich is replacing an iMAC!!!!!! late 2011. I enjoyed all you videos . this was my 2nd build since 2004!! keep up the good content.
DJMAGICJUAN what specs?
a few weeks ago i was planning a pc build for when i get paid since my old pc is on its way out now, and i chose most of these parts, good to know im on the right track
All of these parts are so expensive now!
I went to micro center yesterday and bought the ryzen 3600x for $159 before taxes
josias lemus that’s a hella good deal
This makes me so mad that I live in Canada ://
@@poopsie117 I feel ya man.... so much more expensive up here :(
Me too!!
Try living in South Africa the exchange rate is just killer! what you guys see as an $800 dollar budget I see it as dropping my next entire pay cheque ouch. Example that same cpu converted back to dollars at my cheapest local place is $277.50 after tax
Is there any chances you'd ever do something like this for Europe? Prices are wildly different here.
Maybe on something like Amazon UK or DE
i agree, it's much more expensive here...
If you're living in Germany i can help you out if you want. Setting myself a Budget an choose parts is basically what i do in my free time xD.
Don't really know the prices in other countries though :)
or bol dot com an coolblue dot nl
Yes please!
It would be nice to have.
Kyle: I personally find PC Part Picker a lot more useful when I'm looking to price out a system over Newegg due to the sliding options and the ability to see specs in the list. For example, when you were looking for an SSD, you selected a bunch of checkboxes to get one in the 500GB range; with PCPP I found a 512GB option from Team (their GX2 model) for less than a dollar more than the KingDian. That being said, the KingDian didn't even come up in searching PCPP, so YMMV. But having a range to find rather than selecting a bunch of checkboxes does let you find items you'd miss otherwise, so there is that.
Yes finally something that i can affo... wait 😢
Get a job
anyone else notice "paul's hardware" on his shirt lmao
Was thinking the same.
They are good friends
Go watch Paul, you'll find him wearing Bitwit shirts ... they've been doing this for ages ... sometimes Jay wears Linus Hoodies ... they all use Steve's Gamers Nexus Modmatt ... etc etc and so on and so forth ... best community ever, I love those guys 😎👍
@@DeathAdder71 I think he's laughing at the fact that the shirt says "pauls hardware" as if bitwit belongs to paul and is his "hardware" lol
Yup Sherif and Trevor are right. If you watch his channel regularly he hangs out and supports many other Tech tubers, especially Paul since they're Good friends. 😁
Argh! At 15:48, you missed the bronze option which has great value for budget PSUs. ;(
@@POJAC3 you guys think that 600 watts would be good for the next step up like a 2060 super or even a 2070 super?
@@realmusic_enjoyer sure, more than enough imo
Built my first PC in October and this is my build just with a different 2060 and I use an NVME SSD LOL. The more you went through the parts I went omg this is just like mine😂I guess I didn’t do too shabby on my first time picking out parts. Keep up the great videos man. Much love from NY
A build from the ground up would be awesome. Tower, Monitor, Peripherals, everything but the desk and chair, at a $2500 price point.
I went on the Amazon link for the case in the description and it’s $50 plus $70 shipping from a 3rd party seller LMAO ☠️☠️
Clicking on that link brings it at £46.99 and free shipping with prime for me.
Cause you don’t have prime I think?
Same. For whatever reason he linked the case with an Amazon Global Store UK seller. Amazon com (seller) has it listed as $55.88 if you search for it.
Blake Ayers I switched it for the cool master one with rgb should release in the next couple days
@@aceprolific9381 NIce! Are you talking about the MB320L? I was just looking at that or the MB311L for an upcoming build. Looks like a promising case for the price
Bitwit: Looking for a motherboard
Also Bitwit: picks first rgb motherboard
RGB = quality + 300 fps
Yet the gpu cost more that the entire build now….
Heads up for SoCal residents near Tustin, CA: Ryzen 5 2600X is on sale at Microcenter for $79.99 right now while the 3600X and 3600 are at $159.99 and $149.99 respectively. The 3700X also is on sale for $259.99 if you want that! You get an additional $20 off if you pick up a compatible eligible board at the same time. Went there yesterday myself to confirm.
I built a similar system for my brother in law just yesterday actually. Same motherboard/cpu combo. I went with Crucial Ballistix Sport 3200mhz memory for $74.95, a 1TB Intel 660p NVME drive, 2tb Seagate Barracuda mechanical drive, Corsair TXM Gold 550W for $70, and an open box NZXT H510 case for $50 from Best Buy. We opted for a used GTX1070 gpu that I got locally for $150. We did splurge on the larger NVME drive, but a similar build in the end.
"Seagate has come a long way."
Indeed they have. My Seagate Backup Plus lasted for almost 3 whole months! That's the longest I've had one, I think.
My 320gb seagate drive from 2009 is still chugging along to this day, I've yet to have a problem with them
@@Matoro-wp9hy They must have accidentally sold you a reviewer sample then, because I have yet to meet a person who hasn't had an issue with Seagate drives!
I kind of Seagate hard drive from 2012 I dropped it. And it still works.
@@joemorford732 Maybe the drop fixed it. I wouldn't be surprised!
@@RGInquisitor I have a friend who edits video and has been using segate for over 10 years and has never had a problem with one and has over 8 tb worth of drives
Hey Bitwit I love your videos I’ve dreamt of build a pc i play on ps4 on keyboard and mouse! You give me so much inspiration! Love your content!
now thats one *big oof*
@@yoloninja4798 LOL BIG OOOOOOOF INDEEEED SIR
I was feeling self-conscious about pairing a ryzen 5 2600 with a GTX 1660s for my new build but seeing he used a 2060 ko, I feel a lot better now :) thanks
for the price gtx 1660 super is a great card
Running a 2600x with a 2070 and a 1440p 144hz monitor and the CPU is doing very well. Got the same Fractal case you showed to, couldn't be happier.
I highly recommend the thermaltake case it was amazing to build it and tons of places for add ons
That ssd only had 3 eggs. For $12 more you could have had the same size m.2 nvme in a name brand.
the ryzen 5 3600 is almost always at 175-180. I've been watching the price for months and it's been around that range, so it's not really a sale either
Picked up a 3600x at Microcenter for 159$
@@iameatingursnack HOLY SHIT that's a steal. i got a 2700x for 140
Late reply, but I got a Ryzen 7 2700x for 140CAD at Canada computers.
I can’t wait to RGB the shit out of my first build
Dude, your haircut is sick. Literally the first time I actually cared about somebody's haircut lol
can you do a video of how to build this
don't limit yourself to just amazon and Newegg. there are other retailers that sometimes have better deals. use pcpartpicker to compare a good number of them
edit: this comment is mostly towards viewers; no doubt kyle knows alllll about it
thefowles1 I got a RTX 2060 from OfferUp for $260
Rakuten has had some crazy low prices on CPUs and SSDs.
Trust me he knows, he’s been in the game for years.
Depending on parts I personally web shop from Newegg, Evga or Corsair or physically go shop at MicroCenter and BestBuy...When it comes to overall electronic and gadgets I don’t trust middle man or 3rd party vendors especially gambling through Amazon.
Wow this motherboard is 220 dollars in canada. 😭😭 why tho?
Just wait till the pandemic is over bud that's what I'm doing
I got too desperate and bought the cheapest X570 on stock (Gigabyte X570 UD) because there's literally no B450 motherboards on stock, and if there is, my area isn't serviceable for their delivery courier because of lockdown. It's not a good mobo for the price, but I'm using a Ryzen 5 3600 so it's more than enough for OC.
This motherboard is $10 more now on amazon. They even increased the base price the same amount. Coronavirus effect.
lazyPawdy looking at everything now the mid price stuff is either jacked up in price or just out of stock everywhere
I might have a i5 9600k, but I am a huge Ryzen fan. I think its amazing that they are still using the same AM4 socket.
I hate how the 2060 ko is now 800 dollars on Amazon. When will it go back to normal😫😫
"maybe lyle would know" LMAO
hahahhaha 😐
Would know what
Wow, this is pretty close to the PC I just built :)
2.10 "almost double the price of the 2600"
175 is a closer number to 120 compared to 240, ok Bitwit you got close.
Just did a budget build yesterday. Ryzen 5 2600, Gigabyte B450 DS3H board, 16GB PNY XLR8 RAM, Silicon Power 1TB NVME SSD, Thermaltake 700w PSU, and XFX RX560 4GB GPU. Spent $753 tax included and it runs all the games I want to play pretty well.
Just built a low key sleeper to dip my toes into pc gaming with the help of a buddy. Picked up an old dell t3600 with a Xeon 1660 v2 4 core 3.7 ghz 16 mb of ram though it is limited to fairly slow ram with this mb cpu config. It has a 635w ps. Got that for $150 on Craigslist and threw a 256 gb ssd for booting, 2 tb hdd, and an evga rtx 2060 xc in there for less than $450 with tax. Very happy with the performance I get out of a sub $600 machine. Currently running many games at 1440p and all games at 1080p very smoothly.
I got my 1tb hard drive for 60% off, I'd say good deal
This is almost my exact build, mine comes to 820$ with a ryzen 2700x instead and a b450 msi
Im a simple man. I like the video before the video starts.
Thank you I was looking for a pretty cheap computer
Dude, thank you so much for this video. It's made this whole process much easier for a first time builder. It's almost too good... I'm trying to not make the same thing you did in this video, but literally component here is the best for a reasonable build
Yw
Im gonna say
Taxes are ending my career
Legit you get a 400$build when kyle tells the specs for a 800$ in my country(india)
this costs $1,050 right now on amazon :(
Yeah. I’ll have to wait for this to blow over and production to start again. Also ampere is releasing later this year so hopefully the 20 thousand series GPUs will lower one price so I can afford them
Its now 1500
It's now 10,000
Now it's $136733578
it’s now $97799008266894868916244949583726284950594722625263884050492726263495
A few years ago Seagate had a line of Barracuda drives with incredibly high failure rates. Never again taking a chance on their junk.
gilbes #1 my 2 TB barracuda died after 5 months of use, purchased Jan 2018, now I'm using WD drives for secondary storage
@@yuyuy666 I too went with WD after my Barracuda died: a Black and Datacenter drive that have both been champs far longer than the Seagate lasted.
rip me just got the Firecuda 2TB from Newegg for $86
I never have bad luck on Seagate drives while two of my WD(internal and external hard drive) just died under a year my Seagate drives(internal and external hard drive)still lives for 5yrs until up to this day. Just lucky on certain brands I guess.
@@demon6937 I had well over 50 (my own and customer) WD drives fail the exact same way a few years back every RMA replacement drive that came back also failed within a week with the exact same failure. Different models too how they are still in business is beyond me. How any one trusts them is equally beyond my understanding.
I recently purchased a Raidmax 350W power supply for a low power server and it's working very well. I was really skeptical about buying a Raidmax power supply because I didn't trust the brand and read a bunch of 1-3 star reviews. But I took the risk and purchased it since I needed a low wattage supply with few SATA cables and no PCIE cables and it's $40. The only issue is that the cables are ketchup and mustard which is fine for me since it's not used for my PC. Bottom line, Raidmax is a good brand for low wattage supplies, but I'd avoid their high wattage supplies
I love your videos man! i've learn so much from you and the other guys on yt. I really wish you luck and good fortune in this and other projects of your life! Thank you very much for all the videos, jokes and honest tips!
16:42 Haswell Ready so you know it's good.
Was looking for this
Looking to build my first ever pc
My country would have this for atleast 1100
New to the pc race and dont know that much about Pc parts
😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢
Just keeping looking for more and more info on components. Doesn't take long, and it doesn't take much hands-on experience to be able to successfully pick parts for simple, high-performance builds. Check out pcpartpicker.com. I completed my first build (mATX, i5-8400, 16GB RAM, MSI GTX 1660 ti, SSD) just this last year. Only hiccup was my CPU fan was DOA.
How is this
R5 3600
Msi B450m pro vdh max
16gb 3200mhz Ram 2x8
GTX 1660 or 1070 used
Evga 600BQ power supply
Deepcool matrexx RGB 4fans
Wd blue caviar 500gb m.2 nvme
For $750 From pcPartPicker
@@murtxx5976 Should be a decent build, I'm not a huge AMD fan, but to each their own.
Did you see the warning? You may need a currently functioning PC to download a BIOS update for the board to be compatible with the 3600, just depends on when the board was actually manufactured.
Are you buying CPU with or without cooler? If not with the CPU, Arctic Freezer makes good budget CPU coolers, or go Thermaltake if you just want something that is super cheap and gets the job done ok. Also, make sure you're mounting the fan with a backplate, not those stupid, plastic, spring-loaded CPU fan clips.
A used graphics card is definitely the best way to cut some cost. I got my CPU and GPU second hand, and my mobo open-box. pcpartpicker puts my build at $840, built it for $457.
Your PSU is plenty powerful, I would say bump down to 500W and go for 80+ gold rather than bronze.
One area I somewhat skipped in my research was the case (other than making sure my graphics card fit). This will be the next upgrade to my PC when I get some money and/or find a case I actually want. I would recommend looking at some case reviews, especially if you're going to try and get an mATX tower. When searching for cases you're likely to find larger towers that also support mATX, so just be aware of that if you're trying to do a smaller case build. I really overlooked the airflow aspect of the case. I think there's one case fan in the front and one in the back right now, and my GPUs fans may have a bit of restricted flow due to how close the intake fans are to the bottom of the case. It gets warm, but does not overheat or throttle down. I would definitely recommend a PCIe riser or 90 adapter for your card, especially if you go with a smaller case. The power plug for my GPU is pushed down a little bit by the side panel of my case. But, if you're just trying to get the thing running any $20 budget case will do, so long as your components fit. $20 is not a huge loss if you decide to change the case later.
@@murtxx5976 what's your budget and what stores do you use to buy things? It's a decent build but maybe I could improve it if you are willing?
I would like to see the most expensive PC you have ever built!😂
This video is awesome! I've been looking around and watching tons and tons of videos trying to scout out parts for a gaming and streaming pc. I've been wanting one for a hot minute now to upgrade away from this laptop so I love these bang for the buck builds cause let's be honest, I don't have a whole lot of money. I love the rest of your videos too, I've been back watching the last 2 months and the ones I haven't seen yet are at least a year old now.
@Bitwit is ryzen 7 2700x better then ryzen 5 3600?
I literally just bought the steel legend mobo for christmas 2019 lol
What do you think of it so far? Have you had any issues?
@@Veradux__ oh ya it's really great, as of may 11 2020, it's literally a very solid and well performing motherboard
Veradux no issues at all
First baby #notificationSquad
#alwaysOnTH-camSquad
Watching a ton of these because I finally got a job and desk in 2020 and now my last dream for this year is building my first computer. (I made these goals before covid, it has been a long journey)
Okay so to assemble this, what tools would I need? And after building it, don’t I need to setup windows or something? What should I get to prepare after these parts get to me? And what tools especially? I’m new to this...
Naturally the important questions won't get answered geeze
a phillips head screwdriver, and you will need to install windows 10 from usb, any way to contact you to help u?
i o and do I need thermal paste or something cause ive seen it in multiple builds for pcs
That feeling when you look up budget pc builds after hours of research... And they're the same as you have.
Really digging the Paul's Hardware rep in this video!
Great build man, your setup is a lot like the one i Just finished. Bought everything but the GPU on amazon. ASRock450m pro4, AMD RYZEN 5 2600, G.Skill 2x8gb ,Master cooler 300 case, 480gb SSD I have also a 1tb Samsung drive laying around for extra storage. EVGA 500w power supply, GeForce 1060 FTW+ 6gb GPU got it from a buddy for a steal of a deal paid around 500 but I really took time and bought stuff when The sales came.
Cool video about a PC build, but what was in whiskey glass on the table? All I’ve seen you drink is beer.
I love these types of videos, but I also wish they would factor in people who are building from literally nothing. You also need a mouse, keyboard, monitor, perhaps a desk to place everything, a chair, speakers (if monitor doesn't have them built in) etc. Pretty soon this $800 price point balloons to well over $1000.
I got a GTX 1660 super is that a good graphics card. This is gonna be my first build btw
Yes it's a good budget Gpu but it might be out dated just a little
Your the best I learned so much watching this .i look up to you bro thanks
I’m happy that you made this
You should buy, build and show testing of what this sort of system can do for gaming.
Love ya Kyle, keep doing Gods work and I understand not everyone wants to, but you can do what I did and buy something like 2666Mhz or 3200Mhz and push it to 3600+ to save a few more bucks. I also just saw the subtitle, so I'll shut up now.
Seagate HAS the best drives period. I have a 2.5 inch 80GB HDD from 2009, I retired it recently and SMART shows that it has written over 150PB (yes Peta) and it has a bit over 30 bad sectors after 10 years of intensive use.
Doing my first PC build, saw the Cooler Master NR 400 get passed by for case choice. I choose it as the airflow seemed excellent with mesh front, came with two fans (purchased two more) and case has large top vent (later found out nice rather heavy mesh for filter). So far, case has been relatively good to work in (considering i have one functional hand) crazy amount of SSD space(4) and HHD (3). Picked up the case for $65 and while not the cheapest micro ATX case, good materials and tempered glass side panel.