If you have questions about this build, join here! : discord.gg/GyDyfzMnqU **8:01 I forgot to put in the diagram oops, here it is: www.cgdirector.com/jfp1-connector-motherboard/
Dude, this video is perfect! There's literally everything for a person who knows nothing about computers. Best components for 700$ pc, pc building guide, cable management, installing the os and even the benchmarks. Mostly ppl just show the build part and the components.
@@idkhahahaha Yeah I just followed this tutorial and it's still a great build for a good price. Also since this video is a year old and some of the parts are cheaper now, you could build this for a little less than $700. I was able to upgrade the ryzen 5600 cpu to a 5600x, and I paid extra for a motherboard with a built in wifi adapter and I spent roughly $733
Thank you. After many years of playing on iPads and on a potato laptop, i decided to get a PC, and so did my friend. We really dont know anything about PCs, but this guide looks really well done, I will check it out!
im happy that atleast somebody has got the money to build a pc, but i wanna get a 1600$ pc and i will make the money in like 2 years bc im just a kid and i have some and my parents will help me a bit, i wanna make money off youtube@@imjustanoofplayer6145
Solid build man ! I like that you also explained about the "little" cables that goes to the motherboard. Those where my biggest fear building my own PC 😄.
This is fairly close to perfect for the budget. I've been watching budget build videos from creators with way more views, and this build list was more competent than 90% of them. Definitely worth an extra $60 or so to bump up the wattage on the PSU and drop a 6700 non-XT 10GB in. RX 6700 @ $275 is amazing value.
Agreed. You might be able to squeeze in a 6600/6650 XT or A750 for slightly better rasturization/AV 1 encoding respectively by--say--using the built-in fans instead of the 5 x RGB but the aesthetics are absolute peak without compromising too hard in terms of performance.
i want to say to upgrade it to rx 6700xt for 70$ dollar more because it has 12GB of Vram, recent new game like Resident evil 4 remake need more than 8Gb or VRAM. But we need to squeeze budget so i think 6650Xt is good GPU
I managed to get something similar to this for £600 -Ryzen 5600 -Asus prime b450m A -II -Corsair vengeance 16gb black ram -crucial p3 plus 1tb -msi mech rx6600 -msi mag 650wt psu -fractal design pop air white I might order some budget rgb fans or save for some decent ones and will probably have to order cable extensions since my psu isnt modular.
Thank you so much! You helped me start my pc journey, I love how detailed these videos are and the effort into making your videos is incredible, again thank you.
I want to thank you bc I just finished building my first pc and this tutorial helped me so much! I swapped the motherboard in the video with the msi pro b550m-vc with wifi and I didn't use cable extensions, but with just a few tweaks this tutorial was super easy to follow. Keep up the good work and you'll be at 100k subs in no time 👍
Thank you! I'm so glad I could help. I am currently building a new studio for the channel and am super excited to start the next chapter of Roo Tech. Stay tuned!
hey i just wanted to point out having more exhaust fans than intake makes your computer force nearby debris and dust through the cracks because the computer has an overall negative airflow... i suggest switching at least 1 of the exhaust fans to intake
Enjoyed the video, l am going to build my first pc after the new year and this was an easy video to follow and you even showed how to install windows after, alot of pc build videos don't tell you that they just show the build.
love the video. i recently built a very similar build using the 5500 and rx 6600. it's a great combo and easily handles any game above 140fps. i easily get 300+ fps on valorant and fort and apex both around 160-200fps .
Finally... someone who shows what to do after the build process, straightforward I know how to build a PC but don't know how to install windows lol😭 thanks for this🙏
Just built this. Anyone following the guide needs to know that because he didn’t include the guide for the where the F panel cables go at 7:53 you’ll just have to check the either the power supply or motherboard manual to find the right slots.
I think the CPU cooler paint job link is missing in the description. It’s easy enough to find and there’s tons of them but just thought I’d mention it. First time seeing your videos. You do a great job!
Guys, by the way, if you paint the outer parts of the GPU white it looks even more awesome. (it's super easy and there are a lot of guides on how to do it on the internet)
I need help please, i built all the peices as it should be but my pc wont turn on. There was an extra cable but dont know where to plug it in. This is my first time building a pc.
Thank you sir I have been looking for a pc build to make, I finally found a great looking one! Thank you for the extremely detailed video. you were very clear how to assemble the pc and what parts where’d used. Thank you I subbed keep up the great work.
@@majedep1It’s so good for the price. I built it and didn’t take too long. Maybe an hour and 15 minutes. But it runs fantastically and was worth the money for me.
I’m might switch from a laptop to a pc because of many reasons. If you have ever gamed on a laptop you probably know what problems it has. Short battery, charge while playing or you get bad performance, the keyboard usually isn’t satisfying and burns your fingers after you play over an hour, neck problems because the pc is on your desk and you look down to see not I in front of you.
DVI? That's archaic. Unless your monitor doesn't support HDMI/DisplayPort, you're better off going with an HDMI cable. If your monitor only supports DVI, you will need to buy an HDMI to DVI adapter. Do note that this may limit some resolution/refresh rate options.
I can't tell you how much I've been waiting to see some Ryzen 5 5600's used. Its amazing and has such nice compatibility and is such a nice cpu! I personally have this in my pc as well and it works like a charm.
This is a very nice and neat build concidering the fps you can manage to get out of most games for only $700! I would keep the stock fans in the case though to save some extra money.
So first I wanna say, this video was a great guide for me to build my pc but I ran into an issue when building it. The motherboard had a red light on for the cpu when I was trouble shooting it so I had removed the cpu cooler to check if it was installed correctly. When I was sure it was fine, I then couldn’t screw the cooler back in because the screws wouldn’t go down anymore. Is there anyway I can fix this?
Protip for everyone watching this: If you aren't desperate for attention then drop down to a decent $70 case, ditch the overpriced fans, and get a quality 2TB NVME. Even if you are desperate for attention save up an extra $10 and get a quality SSD.
I really hate it when a channel only shows benchmarks for FPS titles where lower graphics settings or "performance settings" are acceptable and even preferred. I'd love to see more AAA titles even if only at medium graphics just to see what PC's like this can truly handle.
Great video man. Built a similar PC lately, but went with the i5 12600 and 6750 XT, cuz 8gbs of vram just ain't enough. Came to an extra $77 because I put in a fully modular PSU that's 750w But it's a great build
you really dont need to worry about sag with a smaller gpu like this one, it doesnt have a huge finstack and its not all that big (not even triple fan)
For the "necessary drivers" can you briefly explain how I should install them? Do I put them on a USB, or do I just download them on the computer from the web? And can you also explain what I need to do when the files are installed? Like is there anything I need to do when they're done downloading or do I do nothing?
Have you ever installed any computer program before? If so, installing drivers is pretty much the same process. You download the drivers on the PC itself. if they come in a compressed format (ZIP), you open it by double clicking it and extract the contents (Drag and drop) into a new folder on your desktop. From there, run the installer and follow the instructions. Repeat for all the drivers you need to install. Once you're done installing them, you can delete the driver downloads and any folders you created to extract the files. Simply downloading them doesn't do anything.
@@Alex-lo9pe If you want your computer to work well, yes you need to download the drivers. Simply put, drivers are programs that allow your OS (Windows) to talk to the hardware correctly. Think of them as translators. Windows has a wide range of generic drivers for basic functionality, but you need to install the manufacturer drivers for your hardware for everything to work correctly or even at all. For most builds, you need to download the chipset driver for the motherboard. Sometimes you may need the network (wifi,ethernet and/or bluetooth) drivers as well as sound. You can open Device Manager to see what drivers you're missing. They usually show up as yellow triangles with an exclamation mark. For the graphics card, you download the driver from AMD or Nvidia depending on what card it is. Windows, by default, will automatically try to download drivers for you when it detects an internet connection. Its convenient, but its not always the best as it may download old or buggy driver versions.
Great Video! Very Detailed. Im using exactly the specs of this pc! My only concern is that the graphics cards needs 550 watts power supply minimum but you have a 500 watts power supply. I replaced that with a 550 watts one but apart from that the pc build is great! I love your videos. Keep up the great work!
Thank you! I’m not sure where you’re getting that figure from - the graphics card takes up SIGNIFICANTLY less power than that, let alone the entire PC altogether. The 500W supply is more than enough. But no harm, no foul getting a higher wattage supply!
@@Roo_Tech I clicked onto your link of the graphics card from amazon. Underneath it does say that in about this item that the minimum power supply requirement is 550 watts of power but maybe its wrong. Your the expert! But thank you so much for replying 2 my comment! Your one of my favourite youtubers because of how well you explain how to build pcs and how calm your voice is. Your an overall great youtuber and I will continue supporting your videos. Thanks!
@@redfly8071 for what cpu though? The Deepcool AK400 is apparently very good at the budget end and the Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 is around $50 and can cool pretty much any budget to high mid range CPU (Wouldn’t recommend for anything more power hungry than a Ryzen 7 7700X or i5 13600K)
i did this with a 4060 with a different ssd Crucial P3 Plus 1 TB and ram Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16 GB with the NZXT H5 Flow ATX Mid Tower Case with two extra NZXT F120Q fans and the ID-COOLING FROSTFLOW for the cpu cooler this is around over £700 to be exact £820 but thats because the gpu is £100 more and i went for looks and performance instead of just one thing ($990)
If you're installing multiple drives, you should only install your boot drive when you install Windows. And then after you install Windows, shut down the PC and install the rest. Because Windows likes to be wierd and put random files in diffrent drives.
i have a question i bought all the products from the links except the motherboard i bought the better one the tomahawk one and i was wondering if my pc will still run even though i changed the motherboard
get a wifi card I would recommend getting one that has a disc with it then moving the m.2 to a new computer downloading all necessary drivers on it then moving it back to this pc
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If you have questions about this build, join here! : discord.gg/GyDyfzMnqU
**8:01 I forgot to put in the diagram oops, here it is: www.cgdirector.com/jfp1-connector-motherboard/
Can an EVGA SuperNOVA 650W G5 80 gold be use with an 6700xt?
@@310_Latchkey_kid yes!
@@ARZard yes!
You didn’t link the white cable extensions
@@Roo_Tech RX 6700 XT FIT IN THAT case?
Dude, this video is perfect!
There's literally everything for a person who knows nothing about computers. Best components for 700$ pc, pc building guide, cable management, installing the os and even the benchmarks. Mostly ppl just show the build part and the components.
Is it still accurate?
@@idkhahahaha Yeah I just followed this tutorial and it's still a great build for a good price. Also since this video is a year old and some of the parts are cheaper now, you could build this for a little less than $700. I was able to upgrade the ryzen 5600 cpu to a 5600x, and I paid extra for a motherboard with a built in wifi adapter and I spent roughly $733
@@saltystephen5626 thx for the info. For some reason some people told me PC build guides on TH-cam are “outdated” after a month or two.
Thank you. After many years of playing on iPads and on a potato laptop, i decided to get a PC, and so did my friend. We really dont know anything about PCs, but this guide looks really well done, I will check it out!
did you build it?
@@ShadowEmpathy nope, not yet, I figured out my friend's brother is very good at building PCs so he's gonna help me find the pieces
im happy that atleast somebody has got the money to build a pc, but i wanna get a 1600$ pc and i will make the money in like 2 years bc im just a kid and i have some and my parents will help me a bit, i wanna make money off youtube@@imjustanoofplayer6145
@@imjustanoofplayer6145how abt now
please dont
Solid build man ! I like that you also explained about the "little" cables that goes to the motherboard. Those where my biggest fear building my own PC 😄.
With what part did they came with? And in wich order do you put them in?
This is fairly close to perfect for the budget. I've been watching budget build videos from creators with way more views, and this build list was more competent than 90% of them.
Definitely worth an extra $60 or so to bump up the wattage on the PSU and drop a 6700 non-XT 10GB in. RX 6700 @ $275 is amazing value.
Agreed. You might be able to squeeze in a 6600/6650 XT or A750 for slightly better rasturization/AV 1 encoding respectively by--say--using the built-in fans instead of the 5 x RGB but the aesthetics are absolute peak without compromising too hard in terms of performance.
Would u build this pc?
@@Jander_ with a 6650xt rather than a 6600, yes.
@@Mrposton101 i just one to play in 1440p with high fps
I personally feel that going for 3600 mhz ram is equally as worth it
I think if you save money on RGB you could squeeze in 6650XT. But nice build overall
i want to say to upgrade it to rx 6700xt for 70$ dollar more because it has 12GB of Vram, recent new game like Resident evil 4 remake need more than 8Gb or VRAM. But we need to squeeze budget so i think 6650Xt is good GPU
@@jalma9643 xfx speedster 6700?
@@jalma9643 it’s fit in that case?
@@Jander_ i dont know
@@jalma9643 they got the same case xl in Newegg
I dont know if he did this or not. But dont forget thermal paste between the CPU and CPU cooler. Will provide better heat wicking.
not just better thermal paste is very necessary
Edit: Absolutely necessary
@@Braxton.Schlenker the cooler has thermal paste on it but how long should I replace every now and then like a month or maybe even a year ?
@@benmassena4823 as general rule of thumb. About every 6 months
@@Braxton.Schlenkerwhere do you apply the thermal paste
I managed to get something similar to this for £600
-Ryzen 5600
-Asus prime b450m A -II
-Corsair vengeance 16gb black ram
-crucial p3 plus 1tb
-msi mech rx6600
-msi mag 650wt psu
-fractal design pop air white
I might order some budget rgb fans or save for some decent ones and will probably have to order cable extensions since my psu isnt modular.
Thank you so much! You helped me start my pc journey, I love how detailed these videos are and the effort into making your videos is incredible, again thank you.
You’re very welcome! 😁
Where did you bought it?
@@atsakuraxxI purchased all of my parts from the links in the description.
What monitor do you use?
This is such a great video for new pc builders like me to learn what everything does and how to actually build a pc! Thx so much Roo!
I checked its 965.56 euro...💀
@@Itzkamau wow that was 11 months ago? feels like forever.... typing on the pc I built right now
@@Itzkamau good luck to you if youre building. I built mine for around 800
Incredible video, very detailed. Everything included. I put this in my favorites ❤ Thank you 🎉
Thank you for making this guide, I’ve been unsure on what parts to get and how to build it
This was great, did not expect this much performance for the buck.
I want to thank you bc I just finished building my first pc and this tutorial helped me so much! I swapped the motherboard in the video with the msi pro b550m-vc with wifi and I didn't use cable extensions, but with just a few tweaks this tutorial was super easy to follow. Keep up the good work and you'll be at 100k subs in no time 👍
Thank you! I'm so glad I could help. I am currently building a new studio for the channel and am super excited to start the next chapter of Roo Tech. Stay tuned!
hey i just wanted to point out having more exhaust fans than intake makes your computer force nearby debris and dust through the cracks because the computer has an overall negative airflow... i suggest switching at least 1 of the exhaust fans to intake
which fan would be best to switch?
None, it's an even pressure build. The H5 flow has a fan slot at the bottom.
Enjoyed the video, l am going to build my first pc after the new year and this was an easy video to follow and you even showed how to install windows after, alot of pc build videos don't tell you that they just show the build.
love the video. i recently built a very similar build using the 5500 and rx 6600. it's a great combo and easily handles any game above 140fps. i easily get 300+ fps on valorant and fort and apex both around 160-200fps .
Will it be better if i use an ryzen 2700X ??
( thanks for helping me if you do)
@@mafakabebe honestly idk if you already have the cpu you’d probably be ok but if not go with the Ryzen 5 5600 or 5600x
what resolution?
Man I love these builds! Btw u forgot one screw on the GPU bracket.
I usually just do one because I’m lazy 😝
great that in this year you can get 700$ pc that can play 1440P ;) or 4K. Great value overall
Right? A few years ago the prices were atrocious.
Finally... someone who shows what to do after the build process, straightforward
I know how to build a PC but don't know how to install windows lol😭
thanks for this🙏
Just built this. Anyone following the guide needs to know that because he didn’t include the guide for the where the F panel cables go at 7:53 you’ll just have to check the either the power supply or motherboard manual to find the right slots.
Thanks
How’s the gameplay so far? I’m planning to build this soon
@@soul8118 Having found anything that will give sub-60 FPS. Really happy with it.
what's the gameplay like?
@@ecco2klvr 0 issues. Maxed out settings on everything I’ve played with over 60fps. Benchmark tests in the video are accurate.
well finally someone that has exactly the pc i wanna make with links! final decision has been made! Thanks a lot good vid, keep it up!
Really like the build bro👌
I really like you bro👌
Thanks so much for doing the Canadian list 👍 You rock!
I think the CPU cooler paint job link is missing in the description. It’s easy enough to find and there’s tons of them but just thought I’d mention it. First time seeing your videos. You do a great job!
Can you send the link on where to find it?
I think he spray painted it that is what he said
Just about to get my pc and this is such an amazing tutorial ❤
I would recommend arctic freezer 34 esports duo or something similar. CPU running a little warm on that stock cooler.
wouldn’t you have to get a bet power supply then? or would the one he used still be fine?
Yo buddy
I freakin Love you. This is the best budget PC build I have yet found throughout my 2 year search. Thank you
I’m glad to hear! No problem
I am building this pc myself it looks soo nice
did you build
No the parts were so much because I live in don’t live in America
This video helped so much for building my own pc. Subscribed
I love that I have to add at least 200 euros to every build due to high taxation 💀
Guys, by the way, if you paint the outer parts of the GPU white it looks even more awesome. (it's super easy and there are a lot of guides on how to do it on the internet)
I need help please, i built all the peices as it should be but my pc wont turn on. There was an extra cable but dont know where to plug it in. This is my first time building a pc.
Did you fix it? if so how
Dude your content and builds are so underrated! def gonna use code rootech.
Thank you sir I have been looking for a pc build to make, I finally found a great looking one! Thank you for the extremely detailed video. you were very clear how to assemble the pc and what parts where’d used. Thank you I subbed keep up the great work.
Did you build it yet? If yes, how is it?
@@majedep1It’s so good for the price. I built it and didn’t take too long. Maybe an hour and 15 minutes. But it runs fantastically and was worth the money for me.
@@yeurrnIf I have a smaller power supply and a RTX 3060 in the case, would they both fit? Edit: or would it be a problem even if they fit?
@@100precent.creative the case is big enough for that card yes
I’m might switch from a laptop to a pc because of many reasons. If you have ever gamed on a laptop you probably know what problems it has. Short battery, charge while playing or you get bad performance, the keyboard usually isn’t satisfying and burns your fingers after you play over an hour, neck problems because the pc is on your desk and you look down to see not I in front of you.
this was a great video! cant wait to build this!!!
Ohhh this PC build is sooo cleeeaaannnnn!! And great video too.. Two thumbs up!! 👍🏻👍🏻
I LOVE this! I’m gonna definitely build this (with different ram because it’s sold out)
what ram that’s compatible?
CPU temps getting a bit toasty, other than that cool build
dude, amazing video keep up the good work
Thanks, will do!
cpu cooler not in description
also it is about 800+ dollars even on prime day, bruh still building it and have most of the parts lol
I’m pretty sure he’s using the stock cooler
It's the stock cooler.
the best tutorial i've ever seen♥
What DVI do you use I’ve been stuck for hours just researching 😭😭😭
DVI? That's archaic. Unless your monitor doesn't support HDMI/DisplayPort, you're better off going with an HDMI cable. If your monitor only supports DVI, you will need to buy an HDMI to DVI adapter. Do note that this may limit some resolution/refresh rate options.
tysm!!!! me and my best friend are gonna match pc's and he has a low bugget so this is perfect! :)
Would it be possible to build this same pc but with rtx 3060 and nzxt h510 case??
are there any other ram sticks i can use since they dont sell those where i live
I can't tell you how much I've been waiting to see some Ryzen 5 5600's used. Its amazing and has such nice compatibility and is such a nice cpu! I personally have this in my pc as well and it works like a charm.
700 💀 try 500 you could literally get like an RX 6700 pc or that price.
Nice build 🔥🔥
I might be wrong but you went with 2 intake fans and 3 exhaust fans. Doesn't that create a negative air pressure?(Not sure on the RPM)
He said that for now he was going only adding 2 intake so he’ll add another
thank u so much bro i been watching a lot of vids but none of them showed the same performance as this
This is a very nice and neat build concidering the fps you can manage to get out of most games for only $700! I would keep the stock fans in the case though to save some extra money.
its mid bro i could make a better one for sure on jabba the hut i could for realzers
@@felltrain115yes3 🤓
Are there any good substitute cases? The case he uses is unavailable right now
Any ATX case is compatible
So first I wanna say, this video was a great guide for me to build my pc but I ran into an issue when building it. The motherboard had a red light on for the cpu when I was trouble shooting it so I had removed the cpu cooler to check if it was installed correctly. When I was sure it was fine, I then couldn’t screw the cooler back in because the screws wouldn’t go down anymore. Is there anyway I can fix this?
same problem here
were is the cpu coller at
Protip for everyone watching this: If you aren't desperate for attention then drop down to a decent $70 case, ditch the overpriced fans, and get a quality 2TB NVME.
Even if you are desperate for attention save up an extra $10 and get a quality SSD.
bro what does attention have to do with this
@@matt-xt1qt The vast majority of people that downgrade their parts for a nice looking case and overpriced RGB do it for the attention.
can u reccomended any
@@mkas2614 Sabrent, Samsung, Crucial, etc are all well known quality drives.
what fans should i get then?
I really hate it when a channel only shows benchmarks for FPS titles where lower graphics settings or "performance settings" are acceptable and even preferred. I'd love to see more AAA titles even if only at medium graphics just to see what PC's like this can truly handle.
Noted, thank you for the feedback
Great video man. Built a similar PC lately, but went with the i5 12600 and 6750 XT, cuz 8gbs of vram just ain't enough. Came to an extra $77 because I put in a fully modular PSU that's 750w But it's a great build
Yo whats ur fps in mw2?? Buying ur build
What psu did you end up going with?
You should have added a graphics card support bracket so the corner of that Radeon RX card won't sag. I received a white upHere bracket yesterday.
i also bought one because my graphics card was hanging down a bit. Helpet alot and is easy to install
U can use almost anything (that's non static) as GPU bracket. I just used Legos.
@@deagle7602 W
you really dont need to worry about sag with a smaller gpu like this one, it doesnt have a huge finstack and its not all that big (not even triple fan)
bought the pc last night im hyped to build it!!!
Please let me know how it wasss :p
@@Jasbalz it works really good!
how does it run?
How was it
I feel as if an i3 12/13100f with an RX 6700 would’ve been better for gaming overall.
True
I think 2TB is going to be the new standard as drives get cheaper and games get more and more expansive as far as storage goes.
For the "necessary drivers" can you briefly explain how I should install them? Do I put them on a USB, or do I just download them on the computer from the web? And can you also explain what I need to do when the files are installed? Like is there anything I need to do when they're done downloading or do I do nothing?
Have you ever installed any computer program before? If so, installing drivers is pretty much the same process. You download the drivers on the PC itself. if they come in a compressed format (ZIP), you open it by double clicking it and extract the contents (Drag and drop) into a new folder on your desktop. From there, run the installer and follow the instructions. Repeat for all the drivers you need to install. Once you're done installing them, you can delete the driver downloads and any folders you created to extract the files.
Simply downloading them doesn't do anything.
@@JJFlores197 yeah I'm a noob, I'm just now getting into building my own PC, thanks for the help 😄.
@@JJFlores197how do you know what you need to download is this a crucial part of the build ?
@@Alex-lo9pe If you want your computer to work well, yes you need to download the drivers. Simply put, drivers are programs that allow your OS (Windows) to talk to the hardware correctly. Think of them as translators. Windows has a wide range of generic drivers for basic functionality, but you need to install the manufacturer drivers for your hardware for everything to work correctly or even at all.
For most builds, you need to download the chipset driver for the motherboard. Sometimes you may need the network (wifi,ethernet and/or bluetooth) drivers as well as sound. You can open Device Manager to see what drivers you're missing. They usually show up as yellow triangles with an exclamation mark. For the graphics card, you download the driver from AMD or Nvidia depending on what card it is. Windows, by default, will automatically try to download drivers for you when it detects an internet connection. Its convenient, but its not always the best as it may download old or buggy driver versions.
Great Video! Very Detailed. Im using exactly the specs of this pc! My only concern is that the graphics cards needs 550 watts power supply minimum but you have a 500 watts power supply. I replaced that with a 550 watts one but apart from that the pc build is great! I love your videos. Keep up the great work!
Thank you! I’m not sure where you’re getting that figure from - the graphics card takes up SIGNIFICANTLY less power than that, let alone the entire PC altogether. The 500W supply is more than enough. But no harm, no foul getting a higher wattage supply!
@@Roo_Tech I clicked onto your link of the graphics card from amazon. Underneath it does say that in about this item that the minimum power supply requirement is 550 watts of power but maybe its wrong. Your the expert! But thank you so much for replying 2 my comment! Your one of my favourite youtubers because of how well you explain how to build pcs and how calm your voice is. Your an overall great youtuber and I will continue supporting your videos. Thanks!
@@SanidhyaFN sure thing!! Yeah that’s definitely an error by whoever wrote the product description haha
the cpu temps are toasty, but good build over all
Yeah but you can just buy a water cooler later on
@@paddycullen4695 any cooler above 20usd would be better than the stock cooler, or the other option is to undervolt the cpu which i did in my build
@@paddycullen4695 any you would recommend?
@@redfly8071 for what cpu though? The Deepcool AK400 is apparently very good at the budget end and the Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 is around $50 and can cool pretty much any budget to high mid range CPU
(Wouldn’t recommend for anything more power hungry than a Ryzen 7 7700X or i5 13600K)
I mean he didn't install any thermal paste so that makes up for why it's heating up so badd.
great video mate!
This might be the best new $700 build, but I can assure you that it's not the best $700 build including used, not by a long shot
literally only watch you for pc builds, second build im making from your channel for my gf. thanks!
Great vid man !
Do you know which song you used for the intro ?
Thanks !
Interesting that with 700 dollar you can build a very decent pc but in my country the best option is a 4gb laptop or a really slow pc
i did this with a 4060 with a different ssd Crucial P3 Plus 1 TB and ram Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16 GB with the NZXT H5 Flow ATX Mid Tower Case with two extra NZXT F120Q fans and the ID-COOLING FROSTFLOW for the cpu cooler this is around over £700 to be exact £820 but thats because the gpu is £100 more and i went for looks and performance instead of just one thing ($990)
I like the lighting 💡Keep it up bro🤟
Thank you so much!! I put so much time into it u don’t even know 😫😫
@@Roo_Tech Dang I see, I could tell u put a lot of effort into the channel. That's why u earned another subscriber. (Me) ❤👍
I'm bout to build a PC, but I already got the 6600! should I return the 6600 and get the 7600?
If you're installing multiple drives, you should only install your boot drive when you install Windows. And then after you install Windows, shut down the PC and install the rest. Because Windows likes to be wierd and put random files in diffrent drives.
I noticed that he use 2 fans taking air in and 3 taking it out. Instead can I do 3 fans intaking air while the other two removes air??
can put windows 11 on this PC ?
Of course
Just make sure you have at least 64gb because you need that in order to install windows 11
What monitor do you use for this set up by the way great video
Thanks. My son asked me for a pc, I’m going to build this for him.
I’m so glad to hear that! 😁
I’m probably ginna get this builds motherboard, cpu, and case
Can you do 650$ gaming PC next please,btw love your videos 😀
Hey i am building this pc but I need a different white case because it’s all out of stock and I don’t. Know anything about cases !!
Can anyone tell me if this pc is quiet and doesn’t make much noise
Very nice build
that activate windows watermark looking crisp
Can I pair Ryzen 5 5600 with DDR4 3600mhz? Or do I have to stick with DDR4 3200mhz
Nice budget build 👍🏽
Nice looking build but seeing it have 85° gave me anxiety. Id say either skimp on the case and/or rgb fans and get a better cooler.
lighting is amazing
Thank you so much!!
If u get a cheaper case u Caan get a 3060 or 4060 if ur lucky
And same with ram
i have a question i bought all the products from the links except the motherboard i bought the better one the tomahawk one and i was wondering if my pc will still run even though i changed the motherboard
Imma build this for my little sister
is the case in this video called the Fractal Design Pop Mini Air ?????????
now I know which pc I'm going to build, thanks
thank you this helped me a lot with getting a pc
(i subscibed)
how much money is the cpu cooler?
Can i use a rtx 3060 with this?
I have a question do i need to install wifi on this pc im new to this😂😂
Yes
get a wifi card I would recommend getting one that has a disc with it then moving the m.2 to a new computer downloading all necessary drivers on it then moving it back to this pc
Notice: i have had 3 5600's and 1 5500 and both of them overheat with the stock cooler i recommend investing into a ak400 by deepcool
I would agree, but US consumers unfortunately can no longer purchase products from Deepcool.
@@Roo_Tech that's unfortunate
pov in canada: omg it cheap- oh crap it in USD
Im thinking using this build for my first PC build anything I should change in 2024.