Building My First PC!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2022
- In this video, I build my very first PC! This is a project that I have been wanting to do and I was finally able to do so after acquiring all necessary parts. I hope you enjoy this one and hopefully y'all don't go too hard on your boy, again this is my first PC build lol!
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Great build man! Hope you keep growing and keep making these high-quality videos!
Nice job, especially for a first build. Well done! Don't worry about the debug code. Doesn't mean there is an issue or an error.
Thank you! And yup I looked through my motherboard manual and saw that the debug code wasn’t anything bad.
Congrats on initiating yourself to the PC master race! May your forever upgrades be in your favor
The thing with the chassis fans (I have built 3 pcs for myself, two of which are in a dual tower dual monitor setup) you experienced here is something I can relate to, and I'm glad that you're changing them in the future. There's nothing wrong with using different fans if the purpose is to have something there to keep the build cool until something better comes along, as it shows your future proofing skills (the idea of DIY builds is future proof whatever you can).
Regarding the storage, the only recommendations I have there is if you do get a 2nd NVMe SSD drive for the other slot on that motherboard you'll want to invest in a heat sink along with it. That, and get the 2nd storage drive (preferably another NVMe M.2 SSD) - by having more than one storage drive, you'll have less to reinstall should the lone drive get corrupt (although that is rare it does happen).
Great job with your build!
I appreciate all the info and will keep it all in mind. I do want to add additional storage and change the fans. I want to future proof my build as much as I can so I can use it for years to come. Thanks for watching!
Nice build and video. Only thing to keep in mind is your SSD is a PCI express 3.0 drive and you installed it in the PCI Express 4.0 slot. The top slot with the B550 chipset is always PCE Express 4.0. So, it would probably be best to put your SSD in the bottom slot since it is a PCI Express 3.0 drive. That way if you get a PCI Express 4.0 drive in the future, you can install it in the top slot to get the full performance.
There's so much more to learn, I'll have to keep this in mind. Probably should've read more of the manual lol. Thanks for the tip!
@@threeoneohh indeed. Lol. Yeah well it's not going to hurt anything. Just something to think about in the future.
@@threeoneohh There is always more to learn that's why we get into I.T. It never gets old and refreshes about every 3 months now.
he can just transfer it to other slot when he decides to get other main ssd, but if its his main drive, he can keep it there no worries
@@mxrt0 that is obvious but it just makes things easier in the future.
nice job, I have the same exact motherboard and love the way it looks, hope to do a lot with it too. have fun with it
Thanks, yup I needed to get this mobo for the aesthetics, but also heard good things about it performance wise.
Great job bro,i hope your channel grows massively
I appreciate it! Thanks for watching 😁
Nice work dude, welcome to the DIY PC Master Race :)
Thank you! Glad to be part of the community now 😄
Nice content. Keep up the good work!
Thank you so much!
Nice build for ur first time. I hope to do my build soon.
I bought a pre-built that has a Ryzen 3600x & Tuff Gaming 3060ti OC (early 2021).
I ended up accumulating a Ryzen 5800X, Rog Strix B550 (mini itx), DDr4 4000 cl18 (corsair), 700w PSU (mini itx) and Thermaltake's Tower 100 so I can do a build and start a YT channel. I'm just going to use the 3060ti and probably buy another gpu for the prebuilt so I can use it for games.
Sounds like you’d be building a solid build! Hopefully you build it sooner rather than later, good luck!
Great job for your first PC build be careful you might get the bug to want to build more than your place could accommodate lol I have been building PCs for over 25 years I am very impressed
Haha I don’t plan to build any more PCs anytime soon, but who knows maybe that’ll change. Thanks for watching and I appreciate your kind words, especially from someone who’s been in this community for so long!
where are the links to the products used
Nice build, and great vid man 👊
Thank you 🙌🏼
great video and beautiful PC! you should run some benchmarks in another video!
Thank you so much! And hmmm I might consider doing that. It’d be cool to see what type of performance my PC can do!
you did good man!!!
Thank you!
You must turn the radiator so that the bulbs do not rise.
How did you put the fans on the radiator, taking the air out or putting it in?
Nice vid man keep it up i watch the the full video i am new but this was sick hahah i liked and subscribed so yeah have a nice day :)
Thanks for watching I appreciate the sub too 🙏🏼
Well done!
Thank you!
Having built a couple computers and watched many of Jay's and Linus' videos. I would almost always plug the cables into the motherboard first. Then put in the GPU with it's power cables. Then as I go toward the PSU cable manage it ending with getting the cables plugged in and getting the PSU in the final position.
Also most systems can take a min on first boot while it figures out life. All in all, not to bad for a first time.
That makes sense and it sounds like it would make building a PC much easier! I doubt I’ll build another one anytime soon, but I’ll keep this in mind if I ever upgrade or get new parts for my build!
@@threeoneohh it definitely gets easier now that you have done it once. Best thing to do is try to remember what issues or difficulties you had with this build. Then think about if certain parts would be easier if you did them in a different order. Some placements of the power connecters are in very hard places to get into with the board installed on some cases, or the annoying front panel io connecters that you have to do one lead at a time because case and mb manufacturers can't agree on a standard layout. My first build I didn't realize the front panel io thing until after I had everything else installed and realized the case power button didn't work because I hadn't connected it yet.
It was a couple years before I built another computer after the first. The second one was much easier because of what I learned with the first. Along with some research on the parts that I found to be hard or like cable management didn't quite like how it turned out.
I always plug them into the psu 1st... then plug the cables into the motherboard... The last things I install is the AIO ( same could be said for Radiators for a custom loop.. ) but to everyone their own. And I always plug in both the cpu cables... If you plan to overclock your cpu a little but, it's recommended
good build only complaint from me is cable management but since its your first build it was ok
Great job
Awesome bro, love see someone build a pc 👍
Thanks for watching!
Dam ese, That build looking firme!
Thank you!
Amazing video and build man. What editing software do you use?
Right now I’m still using Final Cut Pro on my MacBook but will be transitioning to new software on this build.
W build gangy
Thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼
The cable stuff is the thing that is preventing me from building my own PC. I am terrified of all those cables. I have no idea what goes where, where goes what.... Etc...
my first build was a mess, you nailed this wtf.
Nice looking PC …great Job!
Thank you 😁
Build 🥶
Thanks my boy!
How did you get your pc working after only the ram would turn on? I just built my pc and I have the same problem. I have the same case and cooler
When I first plugged in my PC, for some reason the lights on the RAM turned on before I even turned on the back switch on the power supply. I then flipped the switch and pressed the power button on the case and everything turned on!
aaaamazing build, the only thing that i would say as a owner of a h510 is to take the frontal glass panel off or replace with a acrylic one with holes, you are going to get wayyyyy better temps as you have an AIO leaving the only intake as the side panel holes is not something recomended
Thanks for the feedback! Do you recommend certain brands of panels for the front of this particular case?
OP - NZXT recently came out with the H510 Flow chassis. Same case, just improved airflow at the front.
Honestly the h510 I will never get unless it has a 20 series graphics card because of how massive 30 series can get, let alone 40 series
Hey man did you have to bios flash the MB? Or did it come compatible out of the box with ur cpu
Nope my CPU was compatible with my mobo!
For not having built one before, you sure did your research! Refreshing to see someone just "get it". That GPU install was a little scary to watch though 😂
It definitely wasn’t easy but watching endless videos of professionals build PCs did help a little bit haha!
And yup, getting that GPU installed was not fun 🤣
@@threeoneohh It showed! Instantly knowing how the CPU should be seated, not touching exposed circuits, setting up airflow. Good shit man ☺️ And hey, the GPU is a fickle mistress 😂 You didn’t exactly pick the easier one for a first timer; that one is heavy.p
@@-VexyRS I appreciate your kind words!
You should really move your AIO to the top of the case and the radiator should be mounted to the case with the fans on the inside. Awesome build though.
when u peeled the stuff off the glass with the pc on i almost had a heart attack
Great video. However, if you can. I suggest flip the tubing / radiator down so as not to fill your pump with air. There are also videos about proper AIO installation. About your case, I'm not sure if it will give your Ryzen 9 5900X sufficient cooling. Thanks for sharing your build. I just built mine about a month ago.
Thanks for watching, and I will keep this in mind. I know there’s always that ability to move things around with a PC build so I will look into moving the radiator down! Thanks again!
@@threeoneohh the important part is don't have the pump be the highest part of the loop. You want the inevitable air bubbles to be away from the pump, literally anywhere else in the loop is best.
OP - Several days late but a 240mm/280mm AIO *is* sufficient for the AMD Ryzen 9 5900X. If the CPU is the 12th Gen family by Intel or the upcoming AMD Ryzen 7000 series then you bring up a great point with the CPU Cooler.
Edit: for mounting the AIO, the most important thing there is that the top of the radiator is above the CPU Cooler block, regardless of its orientation.
i hope this guy blows up he is a good youtuber
Thank you for watching and I appreciate the kind words 🙏🏼
Really like the build just the case am not really a fan of, I recently build one for my brother but he ended up replacing it with the 4000x which gave it more airflow. It’s great watching some new to the pc world build he’s first.
Yeah this case isn’t the best as far as airflow goes and maybe in the future I’ll change it to one that has better airflow. For now this will do haha!
Nice going on your first build
Thank you!
As someone who hopes to build a pc soon, it was refreshing to see this 💪🏾
Thank you for watching! I hope you get to build yours soon!
You have to daisy chain those fans to make all the rgb work together
i really like watching these types of video
Glad you enjoyed watching 🙌🏼
Thanks for the video. After watching your video I decided to build my own instead of buying a pre built.
Thanks for watching! I’m glad it was able to sway you toward building a PC. I almost pulled the trigger on getting a pre-built myself but glad I ended up building one!
good job for first build
Thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼
It’s good to see a bunch of people building pc’s again. After all the crypto crashing and scalping plus corona virus messing shit up. Congrats on the build btw.
Yeah it was tough getting a graphics card with all that going on. Glad things died down and the ability to get a GPU is a little better. Thanks for watching!
I want to start to game on pc but I can only get supplies on Amazon do you know anything for new gamers❤🇹🇹
Depends what type of rig you’re trying to build. You can definitely find parts on Amazon!
Commenting this because it seems no one else did. You need to enable XMP in the BIOS to get 3200Mhz RAM speeds, as the default in your BIOS is saying its only 2133Mhz.
Yup that was done off camera.
How much was it
Everything was about 2k! Didn't buy everything at once though.
What are your thermals looking like?
Haven’t really done testing or anything just been setting everything up. I might do a video doing benchmarks on my build so we shall see!
good build. but ryzen CPUs perform better with a faster memory stick, and if u decide to go with ryzen 9 5900x , u will have even better performance if u go with a 3600MHz at CL14 or 4000MHz at CL16
Good to know thanks for the info! I’ll have to keep this in mind whenever I start to upgrade my PC. Thanks for watching!
your amazing i bellieve in your youtube growth overtime i am really desperate for a pc too
Thanks a lot I appreciate it! And hopefully you can get your hands on a PC soon!
Ryzen 9 for your first build, very nice
I was going to have a ryzen 9 for my first pc but when I rechecked my parts that price went up past my expectations from last time I configured my parts online
i just watch helen nguuuyen chanel : building my 1st PC
Nice pc bro
Thank you! 🙏🏼
look cool .
Thank you 🙌🏼
Congrats but hope ur pc dont go on fire with that case
We’ll see 😅
not bad
🤌
Not saying you picked a bad choice because the 3070 is a great GPU but I will recommend getting a 3070 12GB or just a better GPU in general (that has more ram installed on it) than having 8gb on the GPU.
I’m sure eventually I’ll upgrade my GPU but for now it’s been working out 😄
Oh yeah im sure its getting the job done, just a recommendation 👍
how the airflow of this case?
edit:i mean temps lol
edit again:congrats on ur 10k views
Overall airflow is pretty solid, I’ll have to get back to you with exact numbers as I am at work right now!
And thanks! I hope you enjoyed watching 😊
@@threeoneohh oh no don't rush please
man dd4 3200mhz noooo 3600mhz 💪