So I've got all the parts from the links he gave. Problem is the ram isn't lining up with the notch on the motherboard... So it won't seat properly. It's facing the right way and even if it weren't it still doesn't line up the other way either. Aside from what I'm assuming it to be the wrong ram he linked in each set. Anybody got anything obvious I'm not doing? Edit: nope just like I thought after a closer look at his links... Only the UK and global Amazon links were the correct sticks and I used the Newegg links..... appreciate that one guy
These AMD cards are incredibly under appreciated. Sure, they may not be as efficient or have the same ray tracing or frame generation technology as the Nvidia cards, but at least they won’t leave you with lint and gum wrappers in your pockets.
Ive just finished my first build and i just need to get windows and all that stuff on it. The specs are GPU: 7900gre Red Devil CPU: 7600x RAM: Lexar ares RGB 6400mhz DDR5 SSD: Crucial T500 1tb PSU: Coolermaster 850w gold V2 MOBO: MSI b650 tomohawk WI-FI Cooler: thermalright assassin spirit 120 evo Case: MSI MPG gungnir 300r airflow the This all came to around £1250
Ive tried doing this build and im stuck on the gpu part i put on all the same wires from the psu and the gpu refuses to turn on with the fans not running
Folks, let’s set aside any past thoughts or judgment. As parents, you always have your kids best interests in mind. Like most, you have spent hours thinking of what you can do to help set your kid up for the best route to success. That’s what all parents want for their kids. Well, with having a capable PC in the household, this opens the door to so much for not just them, but you as well. Countless TH-cam videos filled with immense knowledge that can be translated into the real work, a chance to indulge in a multitude of training and courses as well as giving yourself and your child a chance to unwind with some enjoyable gaming. You see, with having a pc, the window of opportunity stays open. A PC is like the key to success. It can open several doors and which door is unlocked truly is in the hands of yourself and your kid. Lastly, you may start browsing online and think “Oh my god, PCs are so expensive”. Well this is where the final piece of the puzzle comes into play. With purchasing all the parts to complete a build, you truly get to choose what that PC can do for you. It’s also future proof in the sense that you can upgrade as you feel the need to. Unlike a tv, where once it’s start to show its age you end up tossing it out, a PC can last you a lifetime. Building a PC, though as difficult as it may seem, is not only a fun and engaging activity, but will also teach yourself and your kids a valuable skill that can actually open the door to future income. Check out channels like GeekaWhat, Crater and even Christopher Flannigan. They offer exceptional build guides that take all the unknown and stress away. Why not take the first step and take advantage of the incredible deals on Pc parts that can be found across the web? You can thank me later.
Hello. I noticed you have 2 6400mhz ram sticks while the ryzen 5 7600 only supports up to 5200mhz. Do you have any problems with it? And at what speed do they run? Did you reduce it to 5200mhz from the bios?
@coolbreeze7132 no actually my brother sold the kit they have at MC to me for 400 bucks back in February he wanted to go with the 7800x3d instead I do video editing so he sold it to me for cheap
I really wanna upgrade but really dont know whats best tbh i currently have the B450 elite withba ryzen 7 5800x processor 32gb ddr 4 ram rtx 3060 ventus 12gb i think i need to upgrade but really dont know whats best
Wait for the 4070ti super to be at low price when the 5000 series open, maybe upgrade your MB to am5 and new 8000 series gpu, you will have to buy ddr6 ram tho, also you will be able the upgrade in the future,but this build is more mid exp than mid mid 👀
isn't this PSU lacking a bit in wattage? I used the msi calculator for the psu, havign the ryzen 5 7600x and the rx 7800 xt and it says I need 646 watts
MSFS Do you mean Microsoft Flight Simulator or whatever it is called? This game utilise even like fricking 256Gigs of RAM i Guess so it depends how much of a player of the game are you. If it is your daily play or something for some solid time then you should go for it. Otherwise 32 for now it enough for everything, even Cyber.
I’m on the way to building my 1st PC, one question I can’t seem to find an answer for. I’m getting a Montech King 95 Pro, NZXT Kraken Elite & Corsair DDR5. Will I be able to get all the 3 different manufacture RGB to sync together? Any recommendations?
So for your Montech fans you would use your motherboards software to control them, NZXT CAM for your kraken & ICUE for your RAM. If you dont want to deal with all those you could use RGB control software like open RGB & signal rgb like the guy before mentioned. Most colors are the same across all the different manufacturers, sometimes different hues.
Yes, the CPU and GPU can be upgraded aswell for the ram and ssd, he literally said you can upgrade to the ryzen 9000 series cpu if you want in the future
The bottleneck calculator shows 7800xt paired with ryzen 5 7600x 17,9% for 1440p gaming. So is the calculator not so accurate because I have seen many of your videos and you use this cpu with 7700xt and 7800xt and it seems to run great
The 7600 doesn't bottleneck midrange GPU's in most titles. In a lot of esports games, it gets 200+ fps in 1080p so that's enough for the vast majority of monitors. The 7600 still makes so much sense. 👍🏼
![Best $1100 Gaming PC Build 2024! 🙌 [ft. RX 7800 XT & Ryzen 5 7600 w/ Benchmarks]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/FA0rcOl1Fw8/mqdefault.jpg)
Thanks!
Thats so bad u donated him but he did not even heart your comment
Going back to this video when i complete all parts and build the pc,been a fan your videos is amazing ❤️👌🏾
Insane build for $1200, gonna have to cop this when cyber monday or black friday comes by.
wouldve loved to see you color the cooler in white would give this build so much more aesthetic wise.
Your videos have been helping me so much as to what I’m choosing to get for my first pc! Maybe I’m going with the ryzen 5 7600 and the rx 7800xt :D
Awesome choice!
I have the same combo and let me tell you: it's awesome for the value. Any title at 1440p is going to be playable at high and ultra qualities.
@@El_AtoleroHow does it perform on fast paced FPS games? Do you have stable high FPS without any stutter?
@@sileman177 Yeah, so far so good. I've also played Doom Eternal and Ultrakill and in neither of those games I've had any issues.
@@El_Atolerois the raytracing thing a big downside?
Could you do another all white PC build? Those always turn out really good.
11:45 why you have to scare me like that 😵
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Haha sorry!
I got 2500 euro building. But i think this one will help many many gamers! Very nice build for that price😮
So I've got all the parts from the links he gave. Problem is the ram isn't lining up with the notch on the motherboard... So it won't seat properly. It's facing the right way and even if it weren't it still doesn't line up the other way either. Aside from what I'm assuming it to be the wrong ram he linked in each set. Anybody got anything obvious I'm not doing?
Edit: nope just like I thought after a closer look at his links... Only the UK and global Amazon links were the correct sticks and I used the Newegg links..... appreciate that one guy
Beautiful! Good stuff.
I bought this pc bro its coming somewhere next week i let you know if i like it.
It good?
These AMD cards are incredibly under appreciated. Sure, they may not be as efficient or have the same ray tracing or frame generation technology as the Nvidia cards, but at least they won’t leave you with lint and gum wrappers in your pockets.
This a sick 1200 Build the value is clearly there!
Total: $1221.86 2TB fast nvme w/dram, 7900 GRE, 750w FM Gold rated
Ryzen 5 7600X 4.7 GHz 6-Core Processor ($174.99 @ Newegg)
Thermalright Assassin X 120 Refined SE 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler ($17.89 @ Amazon)
ASRock B650M Pro RS WiFi Micro ATX AM5 Motherboard ($139.99 @ Newegg)
TEAMGROUP T-Force Delta RGB 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 ($94.49 @ Amazon)
MSI SPATIUM M480 PRO 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME ($135.99 @ Walmart)
ASRock Challenger OC Radeon RX 7900 GRE 16 GB Video Card ($524.99 @ Newegg)
Case: SAMA ARGB-Q5 MicroATX Mini Tower Case ($53.54 @ Newegg)
Power Supply: Thermaltake Toughpower GF A3 - TT Premium Edition 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply ($79.98 @ Amazon)
yours came with an RGB controller??? I've gotta check mine once im home!
Yeah same, in our country the case doesn't come with rgb controller.
i have the same PSU with ryzen 5 5600x and gtx 1060 so i guess it will handle better upgrades for sure :D
Not the Zotac add spot 💀
Why not?
Can you do a build in the Fractal design Pop XL air case? Unless you have already. (With also maybe the arctic liquid freezer III 280)
How well can this PC handle Streaming?
Sadly, for streaming you rather should go for Intel+Nvidia, as they have so much more streamer and content creator utility.
@@szybkacebula3167 what about Ryzen + NVIDIA?
Doesn't come with an rbg controller in the US version!
Total: $1221.86 2TB fast nvme w/dram, 7900 GRE, 750w FM Gold rated
Ryzen 5 7600X 4.7 GHz 6-Core Processor ($174.99 @ Newegg)
Thermalright Assassin X 120 Refined SE 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler ($17.89 @ Amazon)
ASRock B650M Pro RS WiFi Micro ATX AM5 Motherboard ($139.99 @ Newegg)
TEAMGROUP T-Force Delta RGB 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 ($94.49 @ Amazon)
MSI SPATIUM M480 PRO 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME ($135.99 @ Walmart)
ASRock Challenger OC Radeon RX 7900 GRE 16 GB Video Card ($524.99 @ Newegg)
Case: SAMA ARGB-Q5 MicroATX Mini Tower Case ($53.54 @ Newegg)
Power Supply: Thermaltake Toughpower GF A3 - TT Premium Edition 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply ($79.98 @ Amazon)
Hey would you be able to make a console streaming pc-meaning you would only have it to stream and record videos and not game
Ive just finished my first build and i just need to get windows and all that stuff on it.
The specs are
GPU: 7900gre Red Devil
CPU: 7600x
RAM: Lexar ares RGB 6400mhz DDR5
SSD: Crucial T500 1tb
PSU: Coolermaster 850w gold V2
MOBO: MSI b650 tomohawk WI-FI
Cooler: thermalright assassin spirit 120 evo
Case: MSI MPG gungnir 300r airflow the
This all came to around £1250
Ur gonna struggle with the bottlneck my friend
Ive tried doing this build and im stuck on the gpu part i put on all the same wires from the psu and the gpu refuses to turn on with the fans not running
I dare you to convince my parents to build a Pc.
Folks, let’s set aside any past thoughts or judgment.
As parents, you always have your kids best interests in mind. Like most, you have spent hours thinking of what you can do to help set your kid up for the best route to success. That’s what all parents want for their kids. Well, with having a capable PC in the household, this opens the door to so much for not just them, but you as well.
Countless TH-cam videos filled with immense knowledge that can be translated into the real work, a chance to indulge in a multitude of training and courses as well as giving yourself and your child a chance to unwind with some enjoyable gaming.
You see, with having a pc, the window of opportunity stays open. A PC is like the key to success. It can open several doors and which door is unlocked truly is in the hands of yourself and your kid.
Lastly, you may start browsing online and think “Oh my god, PCs are so expensive”. Well this is where the final piece of the puzzle comes into play. With purchasing all the parts to complete a build, you truly get to choose what that PC can do for you. It’s also future proof in the sense that you can upgrade as you feel the need to. Unlike a tv, where once it’s start to show its age you end up tossing it out, a PC can last you a lifetime.
Building a PC, though as difficult as it may seem, is not only a fun and engaging activity, but will also teach yourself and your kids a valuable skill that can actually open the door to future income. Check out channels like GeekaWhat, Crater and even Christopher Flannigan. They offer exceptional build guides that take all the unknown and stress away.
Why not take the first step and take advantage of the incredible deals on Pc parts that can be found across the web?
You can thank me later.
Had the same problem, the solution was that Imd pay for it myself
Good luck! You're probably going to have to buy it yourself though. It's a huge ask for many parents.
just get a job or study well( like graduating or passing difficult exams) dont rely too much on your parent. they arent ur slave
Get a job 😊
Hello. I noticed you have 2 6400mhz ram sticks while the ryzen 5 7600 only supports up to 5200mhz. Do you have any problems with it? And at what speed do they run? Did you reduce it to 5200mhz from the bios?
5200hz is the guaranteed speed from amd. doesnt mean it wont run at 6000or higher
How do you install the os?
Can I use and Aoi cooler instead of
I’ve got a Ryzen 9 3950x snd looking to get the RTX 7900xt
Would this be a good combo for 1440p gaming?
Thanks
I’ve got the same build but my temps seem to be high how can I lower them ?
I do not recommend having a stock cooler for the cpu. Even in the video you can see his cpu temps are pretty damn high
Nice I got a 7800xt and a Ryzen 9 7900X in my rig got the 7900X CHEAP
Micro center?
@coolbreeze7132 no actually my brother sold the kit they have at MC to me for 400 bucks back in February he wanted to go with the 7800x3d instead I do video editing so he sold it to me for cheap
@@Silentdeath1194 that’s an even better deal, I also got the 7800x3d bundle from them for 479.99, game and edit on!
What’s another case I can use for this? They don’t have no more on Amazon Xd😭
Is the Acer nitro 7800xt any good ? Any down sides or something else to be aware of?
Its just another AIB partner card. It also happens to be one of the cheapest variants on Newegg
ASRock has some models for $470 on Newegg (in the US) seems like a much better deal than the Acer model.
I’m thinking of upgrading my GPU should I go 4070 or 7800xt?
7800xt
I really wanna upgrade but really dont know whats best tbh i currently have the B450 elite withba ryzen 7 5800x processor 32gb ddr 4 ram rtx 3060 ventus 12gb i think i need to upgrade but really dont know whats best
Wait for the 4070ti super to be at low price when the 5000 series open, maybe upgrade your MB to am5 and new 8000 series gpu, you will have to buy ddr6 ram tho, also you will be able the upgrade in the future,but this build is more mid exp than mid mid 👀
8000 series cpu*
Hey James, does a 3 fan rx 7800xt like sapphire nitro+ model fit into this exact motherboard and case.? Someone answer..
isn't this PSU lacking a bit in wattage? I used the msi calculator for the psu, havign the ryzen 5 7600x and the rx 7800 xt and it says I need 646 watts
Why use FSR 1 when Warzone and COD can use FSR 3
I have almost the exact same build right now, Would it be worth upgrading to 64GB of ram for games like Cyberpunk and MSFS2020?
MSFS Do you mean Microsoft Flight Simulator or whatever it is called? This game utilise even like fricking 256Gigs of RAM i Guess so it depends how much of a player of the game are you. If it is your daily play or something for some solid time then you should go for it. Otherwise 32 for now it enough for everything, even Cyber.
why not the 7900 GRE?
Doesn’t fit the budget :)
Cause that’s $900 by itself lmao
@@deadchannelfrom2018 Nah the RX 7900 gre cost 529.99$
I’m on the way to building my 1st PC, one question I can’t seem to find an answer for.
I’m getting a Montech King 95 Pro, NZXT Kraken Elite & Corsair DDR5. Will I be able to get all the 3 different manufacture RGB to sync together? Any recommendations?
Signal RGB
So for your Montech fans you would use your motherboards software to control them, NZXT CAM for your kraken & ICUE for your RAM. If you dont want to deal with all those you could use RGB control software like open RGB & signal rgb like the guy before mentioned. Most colors are the same across all the different manufacturers, sometimes different hues.
@@ChiefMonchy multiple RGB software existing together can cause conflicts....better use just one
Is this future proof?
Yes, the CPU and GPU can be upgraded aswell for the ram and ssd, he literally said you can upgrade to the ryzen 9000 series cpu if you want in the future
Anybody got a pc build for around 1800-2k USD with a 4070ti super and ryzen 9 7950x3d?
The bottleneck calculator shows 7800xt paired with ryzen 5 7600x 17,9% for 1440p gaming. So is the calculator not so accurate because I have seen many of your videos and you use this cpu with 7700xt and 7800xt and it seems to run great
You have to use graphics intense setting
7900gre or 4070 super??
7900gre gives you more fps per dollar. But if your a content creator go with the 4070 super
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I don’t know why you keep building pc with old cpu model. Ryzen 9 will ship end of July
Ryzen 9 isn't particularly gaming focused, and there's still value in the 7000 series as the 9000 series isn't going to be nearly as cheap on launch.
The Ryzen 9600X is rumoured at $350, nearly double the 7600. Ryzen 7000 isn’t going anywhere
The 7600 doesn't bottleneck midrange GPU's in most titles. In a lot of esports games, it gets 200+ fps in 1080p so that's enough for the vast majority of monitors. The 7600 still makes so much sense. 👍🏼
You just told everyone you know nothing about CPUs.
Tell us your know nothing about PCs without telling us lmao