My baby brother passed 2 day ago, I never comment but wanted to say I appreciate the content on your channels and @LTT for giving me a feeling of normalcy lately. Ty
@M_Hall34 I'm 8n u.s and no micro center in my state and we have no computer store ware I'm at and micro center don't ship gpu cpu basicly anything that cost 50$ or more thay won't ship so I have to relay on over price parts at Walmart or best buy I alredy had to pay a 1000$ for a 3060 graphic card that was way over price
We have companies like SCAN in the UK which is almost the same thing to be fair. In US they dont have a ton of places like us in the UK, theres overclockers, SCAN, CCL and Ebuyer to name a few.
This build makes me feel really good about my legion laptop I got a couple of years back. 12th gen i7, 3070 ti, upgraded ram to 32 GB and upgraded storage to 2.5 TB and all for about $1300 USD (thanks Austin for introducing me to VIP outlet)
The only problem is when you don't have a Microcenter near you. I used to live in Columbus, and perused their multiple stores there. But I moved down to Florida, and now the closest Microcenter is Atlanta or Miami, both a days drive. And they don't do mail order. And I get the side eye when I give them my phone number when I am in a store, and it comes up in Florida...
I just moved to Atlanta area from north Georgia and microcenter is right around the corner. I was just driving around and saw it and was like "oh shit, its microcenter"
I get that this PC is more “balanced” but I don’t feel most people look for balance, they wanna maximize their budget. The big SSD is a reasonable choice, but spending so much on a case feels like a more emotional choice. Since AM5 has a long life ahead of it, I woulda said get a 7600 bundle instead and plan to upgrade down the line. It’s what I did when I bought my 5600 system years back, finally upgraded to a 5700x3D and I’m going to try and hold out until AM6 before upgrading platforms, at least that’s the plan unless intel does something notable in the cpu market in a few years.
The card has been out of stock everywhere. Micro Center, Newegg, B&H, Best Buy. I pre-ordered the Asrock version but it doesn't arrive until some time in January.
@inconspicuous45 I even went to Microcenter to see how much it would be to build something similar and the guy said min$1300. He said to get that and upgrade RAM and SSD. I'm glad I got it now that' it's out of stock.
I don't think these cases with rgb fans specially with that price range i spent 2 hours today to find something nice glass case that at least comes with 3rgb fan there was none under 100$. They were close to 150 with no rgb fans plus you have add extra at least 4 fans which increases the cost even more.
I get it, for the sponsor, but no way I would pay $1k for this. maybe a starter pc, but you can cut corners and get it for much cheaper if you shop around.
whats not good about this? I find it to be great especially with the bundle. I only disliked the case and psu that seems shitty. 7600 non-x3d is as good as 5700x3d btw, so even better cpu than going am4 now. WTB microcenter globally in all countries :d
@@Djuntas its bad. In my country you can get for 1K usd a build with R5 7600, 32GB ram, RX 7800XT, that will whip the shit out of the A580, like double the FPS (i hope the 1k in the video isnt without tax, im from eu so the 1k i talk about is with tax). I dont know if its sponsor, but I feel like austin just dont know much about PCs in particular...
I'm lucky enough to live decently close to a Micro Center. It's where I go whenever I need to build or rebuild a PC. They're always great to deal with and the people working there have always been very friendly. I never forget that they are TECHNICALLY sales people and are gonna try and upsell me on things (that's just the nature of the job), but they usually aren't extremely pushy about it, which I very much appreciate.
I just upgraded my ryzen 5 2600x and RX580 card to the ryzen 5 7600x3d and intel arc b580 literally last week. It’s been great so far, major upgrade and no complaints. Intel has been pushing out driver updates weekly if not more frequently.
I recently built a PC for about $1300 CAD ($900 USD) and I'm really happy with the performance, I'm not sure what fps I'm getting but Red dead 2 plays buttery smooth - cool master mATX case - b650m motherboard - 32 GB DDR5 - Ryzen 5 8500G - Radeon 7600XT 16 GB - 1 tb m.2
Just got a bundle deal from Microcenter a couple Months ago and finally moved from my old 4790k to a 12900k which came with a z790MB/48gb ddr5 for $410- same build as J built when you did the colab, but with 48gb 5200 instead of the 32gb 6000- need the capacity for production but the gamer in me really wanted that faster memory! I could not be happier. Now I just need to upgrade my old migrated 5700xt- at least my 1% lows are now pretty much gone! The old rig did do a pretty good job gaming though. I won at least one Life-Lottery: 15 Minutes away from a Microcenter! Nice Vid :D
The 7600x3d with its Microcenter exclusive and bundle throws a wrench into this whole build. your either going to have to cut corners and have a lesser PC build, or spend a bit more to equal this build when buying individual parts. We all don't live close to a Microcenter..so this build guide is kind of not great for a lot of us I feel...
3:30 you really did not need to put in a Samsung 990 in there, no need for an enthusiast tier SSD, could have saved like 50 going on a cheaper team group SSD and use it for fans, psu or a better case and still got on just fine with 2tb tbh.
Don't call it a $1000 PC when one, you were $30 over, and two, did you include sales tax? My calculations say that PC actually costs $1,104.67. Do a $1000 build where you can't go over budget, have to factor sales tax, and lets throw in shipping too, since most people don't have a brick and mortar store by them, and sure, Prime has free shipping, but not everything on ebay does, and to pinch each penny, you're probably going to want to shop used. Most people don't get the TH-camr tax, where we don't have to factor tax because we're making a video.
I was really torn planning a microcenter build this week. First started with the 7600x bundle for $300, but eventually went for the 9600x for an extra $30. Needing to buy an extra stick of ram then puts it at the price point where the 7600x3d becomes enticing, but I decided to save the money for a future GPU. $650 out the door at micro center, plus ~$50 for a cooler and some fans from Amazon. Maybe an intel GPU when they can be found anywhere…
Recently decided to go all out and build a new pc, got a 4070ti and 12th gen i7, not the best cpu but for 180$ I think it's a steal. Total was 1500$ and it's nice to get 200+ fps in games but I find I have nothing to play and my old 1080 was still decent.
Honestly this is the kind of video I feel like I've been needing, thanks guys! Also recently, I've been unsure on the different variants of the same card, and the affected performance. For example smaller details like the 3050 6GB vs 3050 8GB. Same main card with different memory values. Over here in the UK we have PCSPECIALIST that can fine tune but I'd be looking at £1,000 as my budget in future. For context my goal is VR streaming on Twitch. Anyways hope y'all have a good xmas, sorry I haven't commented recently, life has been rather hectic!
You should have spent 40-50% of the budget on the GPU because that’s usually where the money will be best spent. So about 400-450$ For the GPU and you would be at a very good spot
"This is the PC build that people will actually build". It's honestly my favourite kind of content on this channel and why I originally subbed years ago 🙌
I bought a PC bundle on black Friday. Came with an amd 5 7600 ,4060 GPU, added 2 2tb Samsung ssd and upgraded to 32mb ram plus the 2yr warranty just past 1k I wanted to use my 65 nanocell LG TV, I couldn't cause I can't watch Austin on TH-cam as I play farming sim22. So i got lucky with a black Friday sale gaming monitor.
@popbogdanemilian1 Ya, I thought about upgrading but it's a bundle deal I bought and currently pretty happy overall. I love max setting everything and see how well it does. So far so good, been happy with what I got and that's what matters. Summer sales will be here soon, more for audio and curious about the Sony xm6 earbuds. If there's a bundle kit for the R7 or R9 at a god price, I might jump on that. It'll give me more time to play around with what I got since I bought it black Friday this year.
I have that exact case, and it's been amazing. Super quiet and plenty of airflow and cable straps. I don't use the 4th fan because it hits the USB cable header and crushes the wires. 😅😅
Sad thing is no microcenter had a b580 2 hours after launch day so that's why this build IS UNREALISTIC and impossible to copy. Iguess cool sponsorship bro
dont get a 4k monitor for this build... waste of money since you wont hardly be able to run 4k games. I personally would get a 1440p 144hz or 165hz monitor and just look for a good deal or anything on sale.
I would set my budget more for the PSU than the case as it'll be useful to have a good PSU that'll be more efficient, modular, and ready to go for any future hardware upgrades.
Asking people online for PC building help is so insane. Everyone will give you the 9800x 3D with a 4090. or tell you WaIt FoR ThE $2000 5090. I love watching reasonable builds be made because it represents the majority of the audience.
looking into building aa ne pc early next year add i might use this as a base just gonna go with more storage add mabey a different case.. just need it to run 1080p too work with my tv sense it works great and i dont plan on upgrading it.
I do have to agree. It's such a pet peeve of mine when creators do builds like this. He could have shaved off 300 bucks, especially considering he used the very well priced b580.
@@Jobocan.Absolutely, but in this case he is saying that this is what you should build for $1000. However you can get a cheaper case and a smaller SSD, for example, and potentially get a better GPU. That would be more bang for your buck. I just disagree with the idea that this is what you should buy with $1000 dollars.
Ive been ITCHING to build a Detroit Lions black jersey theme build... That GPU is the PERFECT blue. What a deal from microcenter too. 32 ram with a kickA board... nice. Way to snipe that out.
I dont think anyone has thermal paste in their stock if their a new PC builder? Nonetheless great build! Couldve cheaped out on the case rather than the PSU but still great
I'd disagree about not needing more than 16GB of RAM, enough things are starting to push it that you may as well get 32GB now than having to buy another 16GB kit in a year or two.
Thats what i figure as well, if you are going to "future proof" by going on an am5 build you should also get 32gb. might as well spend the little more now rather than spend money now and then have to buy a whole new kit again
99% of gamers don’t need more then 32gb. Maybe if you’re the .1% of gamers playing at 4k and streaming. Ram can be upgraded at any point, easily. The $50-100 difference is best put towards a part upgraded less frequently, GPU or CPU.
@@jacobwonder6735 i play at 1440p, windows is very ram hungry nowadays. Once I'm playing a game and have a few things open in the background like spotify and discord i am regularly using 20 Gb of ram... while yes you dont really need a full 32gb 16 isnt enough anymore and 32 is the next step up.
someone needs to tell Micro center they need to expand their stores World Wide like bro...cmon. Shipping stuff and having to deal with damaged goods aint sweet
LOL! I just built a computer with this exact spec. Well, I'm still trying to get the B580, but that's the card I'm planning to get. Got the exact same Microcenter bundle, but I do kind of regret it. I wish I spent $50 more for the upgraded motherboard. It's only a small nitpick, but the upgraded motherboard bundle has an Intel 2.5gb network chip instead of the Realtek one from the normal bundle. I do a lot of networking run multiple servers and VPN a lot the Realtek has been a little disappointing for me. Not a use case for most people though.
if I tried to build a gaming pc for $1000 in Australia I would only be able to buy a pre-built one for that price with no monitor, no keyboard, and no mouse to use with it
Sure it’s pretty late to the party, but I’m glad to see Intel’s GPU division get some good press: something I think they need given how impatient their stockholders have been (I’m actually glad I don’t live near a Microcenter, because if I had, I’d go bankrupt)
Going over budget and not even counting taxes, I don't really agree with that method. Personally would have gone with a cheaper case, and a 1tb nvme with DRAM, like a sn850x or a KC3000 (the 990 EVO sucks quality/price, Samsung really used the cheapest nand and controller they could find in their warehouse, lol, and you can also add more storage down the line, the b650 plus has 3 nvme slots)
4:15 Wait a second... The 80 Plus Gold version of that exact same 650W PSU is $75 at full price. 🤷♂ I just built this on Wednesday: Ryzen 5 9600x (waiting for my Asrock B570) ASUS TUF B650M-Plus Wi-Fi 16GB G.Skill Flare X5 Powerspec 650W semi-mod. 80 plus gold Lian Li Lancool 206 Hyper 212 Spectrum V3 (Reused my old storage for a combined 1.5TB nvme gen 4 and 2TB HDD in RAID 0) TOTAL almost exactly $800 after tax. Now that I'm thoroughly content and definitely not going to regret this, can I get your opinion Austin?
When I tell my friends that you don't need to spend 2k plus to have a good gaming rig, they think I'm joking. They need to watch this video and see that you can build a good machine for around 1k.
My baby brother passed 2 day ago, I never comment but wanted to say I appreciate the content on your channels and @LTT for giving me a feeling of normalcy lately. Ty
Rip
rip to bro!!!!!!!!! sending nothing but love to you and the fam
stay strong man, i will pray for your brother
@@czms922 ty ty 🙏🏼
@@OgLatinoHeat ty much appreciated
I would rather cheap out on the case over the PSU personally.
Same, but to each their own.
Not only cheap out... You can pick up on from the recycling bin. Going for looks instead of performance is dumb
I would even go with no case over a bad psu
@@danielpicassomunoz2752nearly every product you have purchased has made compromises for looks at the expense of performance.
Agreed. Cheaping out is gonna cost you in the future.
I wish we had micro centers in the UK
Same here man.
I wish had Micro Centers in Canada as well
@M_Hall34 I'm 8n u.s and no micro center in my state and we have no computer store ware I'm at and micro center don't ship gpu cpu basicly anything that cost 50$ or more thay won't ship so I have to relay on over price parts at Walmart or best buy I alredy had to pay a 1000$ for a 3060 graphic card that was way over price
We have companies like SCAN in the UK which is almost the same thing to be fair. In US they dont have a ton of places like us in the UK, theres overclockers, SCAN, CCL and Ebuyer to name a few.
Yeah I wish we had them in the UK too :(
Pc World / Dixons is naff compared to Micro Centres.
This build makes me feel really good about my legion laptop I got a couple of years back. 12th gen i7, 3070 ti, upgraded ram to 32 GB and upgraded storage to 2.5 TB and all for about $1300 USD (thanks Austin for introducing me to VIP outlet)
The only problem is when you don't have a Microcenter near you. I used to live in Columbus, and perused their multiple stores there. But I moved down to Florida, and now the closest Microcenter is Atlanta or Miami, both a days drive. And they don't do mail order. And I get the side eye when I give them my phone number when I am in a store, and it comes up in Florida...
I just moved to Atlanta area from north Georgia and microcenter is right around the corner. I was just driving around and saw it and was like "oh shit, its microcenter"
That’s how it is with me. I’m in East Tennessee so Charlotte and Atlanta are the two closest to me and they’re both 4ish hours from me
I get that this PC is more “balanced” but I don’t feel most people look for balance, they wanna maximize their budget. The big SSD is a reasonable choice, but spending so much on a case feels like a more emotional choice. Since AM5 has a long life ahead of it, I woulda said get a 7600 bundle instead and plan to upgrade down the line. It’s what I did when I bought my 5600 system years back, finally upgraded to a 5700x3D and I’m going to try and hold out until AM6 before upgrading platforms, at least that’s the plan unless intel does something notable in the cpu market in a few years.
*Poster, presumably, expects to be taken seriously.*
"I woulda"
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Just so happens micro center has a b580 when a TH-camr is there. Good look finding one for us serfs 🤣
Exactly. It's just for the video. These cards are nowhere to be found at this price.
@@milanlen3008 The only B580s currently available on Newegg are over $400
Exactly b580 costs 350$ here in asia offf
That's what I was thinking too 😂
The card has been out of stock everywhere. Micro Center, Newegg, B&H, Best Buy. I pre-ordered the Asrock version but it doesn't arrive until some time in January.
Just got ibuypower y40 with AMD Ryzen 7 7700, RTX 4070, 16GB DDR5, 1TB SSD for $970 at walmart. Hell of a deal tbh..
Nice
Very solid 👍
That’s an unbelievable deal ngl, it would cost like $1100 to build that new
@inconspicuous45 I even went to Microcenter to see how much it would be to build something similar and the guy said min$1300. He said to get that and upgrade RAM and SSD. I'm glad I got it now that' it's out of stock.
the $60 Montech case (Air 100) that comes with 4 fans is the much better buy and woulda kept you in budget, but I love that color
The motherboard wouldn't fit. The Air 100 only supports M-ATX.
@@PixelatedH2O the Montech XR is $75, as low as $55 on sale sometimes
I don't think these cases with rgb fans specially with that price range i spent 2 hours today to find something nice glass case that at least comes with 3rgb fan there was none under 100$. They were close to 150 with no rgb fans plus you have add extra at least 4 fans which increases the cost even more.
@@Ahmedpakido Montech XR for $75
@@Ahmedpakido The Antec NX410 has a tempered glass side panel and three ARGB fans installed for $75 US
thank you for the subtitles.. also they are really well made
I get it, for the sponsor, but no way I would pay $1k for this. maybe a starter pc, but you can cut corners and get it for much cheaper if you shop around.
well its just not smart spending. most people can jsut throw in a 5700x3d slot in upgrade and spend the remaining on a gpu.
whats not good about this? I find it to be great especially with the bundle. I only disliked the case and psu that seems shitty. 7600 non-x3d is as good as 5700x3d btw, so even better cpu than going am4 now. WTB microcenter globally in all countries :d
@@Djuntas its bad. In my country you can get for 1K usd a build with R5 7600, 32GB ram, RX 7800XT, that will whip the shit out of the A580, like double the FPS (i hope the 1k in the video isnt without tax, im from eu so the 1k i talk about is with tax). I dont know if its sponsor, but I feel like austin just dont know much about PCs in particular...
I run a 7900gre with 32gb 6000mhz ram 750w psu and a 7800x3d its an amazing system all on a msi b650 tomahawk board
I'm lucky enough to live decently close to a Micro Center. It's where I go whenever I need to build or rebuild a PC. They're always great to deal with and the people working there have always been very friendly. I never forget that they are TECHNICALLY sales people and are gonna try and upsell me on things (that's just the nature of the job), but they usually aren't extremely pushy about it, which I very much appreciate.
4:42 FRIEREN CASE GOES HARD!!!
I just upgraded my ryzen 5 2600x and RX580 card to the ryzen 5 7600x3d and intel arc b580 literally last week. It’s been great so far, major upgrade and no complaints. Intel has been pushing out driver updates weekly if not more frequently.
have you heard about the noise surrounding honey?
I recently built a PC for about $1300 CAD ($900 USD) and I'm really happy with the performance, I'm not sure what fps I'm getting but Red dead 2 plays buttery smooth
- cool master mATX case
- b650m motherboard
- 32 GB DDR5
- Ryzen 5 8500G
- Radeon 7600XT 16 GB
- 1 tb m.2
This build hits that sweet spot between power and price - feels like the PC equivalent of ordering off the secret menu at Micro Center.
13:06 those benchmark don't seem right. 62 fps on 4k high how?
Ark has got the juice
Merry Christmas Austin🎉...to many more years of this creator and viewer relationship🎉
Thanks for all the videos.
Happy Christmas to you all and hope you have a fantastic New Year.
All the best to everyone
Just got a bundle deal from Microcenter a couple Months ago and finally moved from my old 4790k to a 12900k which came with a z790MB/48gb ddr5 for $410- same build as J built when you did the colab, but with 48gb 5200 instead of the 32gb 6000- need the capacity for production but the gamer in me really wanted that faster memory! I could not be happier. Now I just need to upgrade my old migrated 5700xt- at least my 1% lows are now pretty much gone! The old rig did do a pretty good job gaming though. I won at least one Life-Lottery: 15 Minutes away from a Microcenter! Nice Vid :D
The 7600x3d with its Microcenter exclusive and bundle throws a wrench into this whole build. your either going to have to cut corners and have a lesser PC build, or spend a bit more to equal this build when buying individual parts. We all don't live close to a Microcenter..so this build guide is kind of not great for a lot of us I feel...
The 7600x is $100 cheaper for just about equal performance
@PixelatedH2O yeah, I use a 7600x and it works fine for me. I decided to invest heavier into gpu than my cpu tho
I swear to God microcenter needs to have more fucking locations.........
3:30 you really did not need to put in a Samsung 990 in there, no need for an enthusiast tier SSD, could have saved like 50 going on a cheaper team group SSD and use it for fans, psu or a better case and still got on just fine with 2tb tbh.
I appreciate this from a beginners perspective. Im coming from console so anything would be better starting out.
My hyper 212 has been going strong for 8+ years and 3 different CPU's both Intel and AMD.
Don't call it a $1000 PC when one, you were $30 over, and two, did you include sales tax? My calculations say that PC actually costs $1,104.67.
Do a $1000 build where you can't go over budget, have to factor sales tax, and lets throw in shipping too, since most people don't have a brick and mortar store by them, and sure, Prime has free shipping, but not everything on ebay does, and to pinch each penny, you're probably going to want to shop used. Most people don't get the TH-camr tax, where we don't have to factor tax because we're making a video.
7600x3d is not a Micro Center exclusive, i see in the stores here.
I don't know why but i love watching these micro center videos lol. never been there since they don't exist in Wisconsin.
I was really torn planning a microcenter build this week. First started with the 7600x bundle for $300, but eventually went for the 9600x for an extra $30. Needing to buy an extra stick of ram then puts it at the price point where the 7600x3d becomes enticing, but I decided to save the money for a future GPU. $650 out the door at micro center, plus ~$50 for a cooler and some fans from Amazon. Maybe an intel GPU when they can be found anywhere…
Recently decided to go all out and build a new pc, got a 4070ti and 12th gen i7, not the best cpu but for 180$ I think it's a steal. Total was 1500$ and it's nice to get 200+ fps in games but I find I have nothing to play and my old 1080 was still decent.
10:39 the chill guy photo is my wallpaper
Honestly this is the kind of video I feel like I've been needing, thanks guys!
Also recently, I've been unsure on the different variants of the same card, and the affected performance. For example smaller details like the 3050 6GB vs 3050 8GB. Same main card with different memory values. Over here in the UK we have PCSPECIALIST that can fine tune but I'd be looking at £1,000 as my budget in future. For context my goal is VR streaming on Twitch.
Anyways hope y'all have a good xmas, sorry I haven't commented recently, life has been rather hectic!
0:00 its a shame you can’t comment with pictures on TH-cam
You should have spent 40-50% of the budget on the GPU because that’s usually where the money will be best spent. So about 400-450$ For the GPU and you would be at a very good spot
Guys ps 5 slim digital or x box series x digital?
What a beautiful shade(s) of blues.
"This is the PC build that people will actually build". It's honestly my favourite kind of content on this channel and why I originally subbed years ago 🙌
Wow thats an amazing build too !! Love your videos as always bro 😀
I bought a PC bundle on black Friday. Came with an amd 5 7600 ,4060 GPU, added 2 2tb Samsung ssd and upgraded to 32mb ram plus the 2yr warranty just past 1k
I wanted to use my 65 nanocell LG TV, I couldn't cause I can't watch Austin on TH-cam as I play farming sim22. So i got lucky with a black Friday sale gaming monitor.
uff 4060 is really bad for anything that is more then 1080p . that 8gb will kill you. i a really bad card for the money
@@popbogdanemilian1 He is playing Farming sim22. That should tell you he isn't a serious gamer. Lol
@1TechCritic420 yes but you can get a good 7800 or 7700 that can play 1440p and have even 4k .forget intel but 4060 is just bad.
@popbogdanemilian1
Ya, I thought about upgrading but it's a bundle deal I bought and currently pretty happy overall. I love max setting everything and see how well it does.
So far so good, been happy with what I got and that's what matters. Summer sales will be here soon, more for audio and curious about the Sony xm6 earbuds. If there's a bundle kit for the R7 or R9 at a god price, I might jump on that. It'll give me more time to play around with what I got since I bought it black Friday this year.
Nooooo middle ground!!! We need EXTREEEEME!!! SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY!!
Keep up the good work Austin! I would’ve saved money and got a 7600x and spent more on the gpu like a 7700xt or 7800xt
Hyper 212 is a great cooler for the money I have cooling a i7 11700k I added a additional fan and under load it never exceeds 65c
So happy that people are recognizing a good value of b580. I hope this will be a big success for intel because they delivered.😊
I think a better psu with a cheaper case would be better
I'm running a hyper 212 in my computer as I type this. Works well and uber-reliable.
I have that exact case, and it's been amazing. Super quiet and plenty of airflow and cable straps. I don't use the 4th fan because it hits the USB cable header and crushes the wires. 😅😅
Sad thing is no microcenter had a b580 2 hours after launch day so that's why this build IS UNREALISTIC and impossible to copy. Iguess cool sponsorship bro
Used gpus
The 7600X3D doesn't exist outside of the US and Germany sooo
What kind of monitor should I get with this setup? Never has a PC so I got no clue…
4k for $200
dont get a 4k monitor for this build... waste of money since you wont hardly be able to run 4k games. I personally would get a 1440p 144hz or 165hz monitor and just look for a good deal or anything on sale.
For the Intel GPU, what do you mean by they go for around $270 online? Is that not what you paid in-store?
I have a microcenter near me! Very clean, and good prices.
Make sure you have resizeable bar on or it will stutter. As well as bios update
I would set my budget more for the PSU than the case as it'll be useful to have a good PSU that'll be more efficient, modular, and ready to go for any future hardware upgrades.
You did better than most TH-camrs they usually go like 100+ over
Morocco Blue?? 6:18
I remember when DUAL core cpus where the crazy new technology and now we're making a case that 6 cpu cores is STILL enough. That's wild to me.
you should use marvel rivals to benchmark, I see varied results here and there
It did turn out to be a very pretty build.
Where could I get the same blue anti sag bracket???
It comes with the sparkle gups mite be available to buy separately on there website
Nice Build Duncan.
Drove three hours one way to get the 7600x3d bundle like 3 months ago to pair with my 7800xt, great decision fr
Asking people online for PC building help is so insane. Everyone will give you the 9800x 3D with a 4090. or tell you WaIt FoR ThE $2000 5090.
I love watching reasonable builds be made because it represents the majority of the audience.
for 1000 bucks its still a better option then a ps5 pro
I like to watch these to imagine what going to a microcenter would be like.
Did you enable resizable bar? It's a must for Intel GPUs. Also, DirectX 12 works much better on Intel then DirectX 11.
Austin is feelin' the blues!
nice video! I’m trying to buy a nes and I want to know what website do you recommend to buy one.
Went to microcenter yesterday and snagged a 12700k for $179 to replace a 12100f.
Nice upgrade
looking into building aa ne pc early next year add i might use this as a base just gonna go with more storage add mabey a different case.. just need it to run 1080p too work with my tv sense it works great and i dont plan on upgrading it.
A PC should not cost over 1000$ that's it, 700$ is more than enough imo
CPU R5 5600X
GPU RX 6750
This is enough for 99% 1440p gaming
I do have to agree. It's such a pet peeve of mine when creators do builds like this. He could have shaved off 300 bucks, especially considering he used the very well priced b580.
@@noahmartin9340 Creators usually do builds way more expensive than this though?
@@Jobocan.Absolutely, but in this case he is saying that this is what you should build for $1000. However you can get a cheaper case and a smaller SSD, for example, and potentially get a better GPU. That would be more bang for your buck. I just disagree with the idea that this is what you should buy with $1000 dollars.
I always wonder what do you do with the sooooo many damn PC’s you have build???
Wonder what you could've found in the open box section.
i dont have a pc but im saving and its not going well😢
Ive been ITCHING to build a Detroit Lions black jersey theme build... That GPU is the PERFECT blue. What a deal from microcenter too. 32 ram with a kickA board... nice. Way to snipe that out.
Don't pause at 00:00
Set this video up for watch later and didn't expect to see that when I came back
I dont think anyone has thermal paste in their stock if their a new PC builder? Nonetheless great build! Couldve cheaped out on the case rather than the PSU but still great
I'd disagree about not needing more than 16GB of RAM, enough things are starting to push it that you may as well get 32GB now than having to buy another 16GB kit in a year or two.
Thats what i figure as well, if you are going to "future proof" by going on an am5 build you should also get 32gb. might as well spend the little more now rather than spend money now and then have to buy a whole new kit again
99% of gamers don’t need more then 32gb.
Maybe if you’re the .1% of gamers playing at 4k and streaming.
Ram can be upgraded at any point, easily.
The $50-100 difference is best put towards a part upgraded less frequently, GPU or CPU.
@@jacobwonder6735 i play at 1440p, windows is very ram hungry nowadays. Once I'm playing a game and have a few things open in the background like spotify and discord i am regularly using 20 Gb of ram... while yes you dont really need a full 32gb 16 isnt enough anymore and 32 is the next step up.
700$ intel b580 vs ps5 pro is what the world needs rn.
Back to his roots before every video was something something Mystery Tech
Shame the pc case front glass was damaged - great build!
That's a cool keyboard behind austin when he starts the video
someone needs to tell Micro center they need to expand their stores World Wide
like bro...cmon. Shipping stuff and having to deal with damaged goods aint sweet
The true no regrets build is getting the highest end system money can buy, for free.
LOL! I just built a computer with this exact spec. Well, I'm still trying to get the B580, but that's the card I'm planning to get. Got the exact same Microcenter bundle, but I do kind of regret it. I wish I spent $50 more for the upgraded motherboard. It's only a small nitpick, but the upgraded motherboard bundle has an Intel 2.5gb network chip instead of the Realtek one from the normal bundle. I do a lot of networking run multiple servers and VPN a lot the Realtek has been a little disappointing for me. Not a use case for most people though.
oh damn is the micro center in tustin? i was actually just there recently for my first time being at a micro center
I'm not going to lie I thought the Intel card was going to be cheesy, but it looked low key cool in that case.
if I tried to build a gaming pc for $1000 in Australia I would only be able to buy a pre-built one for that price with no monitor, no keyboard, and no mouse to use with it
Sure it’s pretty late to the party, but I’m glad to see Intel’s GPU division get some good press: something I think they need given how impatient their stockholders have been
(I’m actually glad I don’t live near a Microcenter, because if I had, I’d go bankrupt)
Going over budget and not even counting taxes, I don't really agree with that method.
Personally would have gone with a cheaper case, and a 1tb nvme with DRAM, like a sn850x or a KC3000 (the 990 EVO sucks quality/price, Samsung really used the cheapest nand and controller they could find in their warehouse, lol, and you can also add more storage down the line, the b650 plus has 3 nvme slots)
Can you do a build that includes the price of windows 11 and peripherals?
Peripherals are highly subjective and realistically no one pays full price for Windows.
4:15 Wait a second... The 80 Plus Gold version of that exact same 650W PSU is $75 at full price. 🤷♂
I just built this on Wednesday:
Ryzen 5 9600x
(waiting for my Asrock B570)
ASUS TUF B650M-Plus Wi-Fi
16GB G.Skill Flare X5
Powerspec 650W semi-mod. 80 plus gold
Lian Li Lancool 206
Hyper 212 Spectrum V3
(Reused my old storage for a combined 1.5TB nvme gen 4 and 2TB HDD in RAID 0)
TOTAL almost exactly $800 after tax.
Now that I'm thoroughly content and definitely not going to regret this, can I get your opinion Austin?
When I tell my friends that you don't need to spend 2k plus to have a good gaming rig, they think I'm joking. They need to watch this video and see that you can build a good machine for around 1k.
Buying a bundle from MC isn't relevant to most people, my closest location is a 14 hour roundtrip. Doesn't really show a build people could do
I have a question what about monitor and keyboard mouse
1:10 there is a 760pxed!?!?
Now I'm wondering if this PC can play VR games because I might end up building this exact PC It is in my budget too
Great video!!!
we need a compilation of Austin being bad at games for the new year
"Why is a stormtrooper shooting me???" Welcome to what fortnite has become...and why ill never play it