The BEST $1500 Budget Gaming PC you can build in 2022!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, we go over the best $1500 gaming you can build in 2022!
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Parts List:
Gigabyte RTX 3070 8GB GDDR6:
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AMD Ryzen 7 5700G:
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Ryzen 7 5700x link:
(Now in stock CPU Cooler Needed)
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(Please note upgrading to 5700X will allow for full use of PCIE Gen 4 M.2 Speeds on this board)
(The only way to achieve Gen 4 Speeds on the 5700G is to have a Gen 4 M.2 Connection straight to the chipset which is not found on this motherboard)
EVGA SuperNOVA 750W Fully Modular 80+ Gold Certified Power Supply:
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Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 32GB (4 x 8GB) DDR4 3600MHz:
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GIGABYTE B550 GAMING X V2:
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Sabrent 1TB Rocket NVME 4.0 Gen 4:
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Corsair iCUE 220T RGB:
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*Prices for all items can change on a daily basis*
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Great build, I like how its practical and gets the best value for money with the parts and not about big brand's components with unneeded aesthetics and fancy AIO's. To the point and no long boring mentions!
I would personally only switch the CPU to 5800x and get an air cooler for this CPU
I Would recommend the Ryzen 7 5700 X because Ryzen 7 5700g has inter-grated graphics that doesn’t give any upside to gaming but actually a downside because of the reduced amount of L3 cache for the inter-grated graphics. The 30 difference is a big one
Yes, 100% I believe at the time of recording there was a huge discount on the 5700g price wise so that was the one we picked,
Appreciate the comment! Thanks for watching!
so what fan would you get since it doesn’t come with one
@@spidiee you should go with the sp120 fan for the rear because I am pretty sure it come with the same fan in the front or you could just get one fan from the front and put it to the back which would be better
@@aperson9907 dont i need one on top of the cpu
@@spidiee you don’t need it. You could get it if you want but 2 fans as intake and one exhaust is good enough
also how many monitors would i be able to connect, and can i connect a ps4 controller along with the keyboard and mouse or is there a different motherboard for that
How many monitors you can plug in is determined by the video outputs on a GPU, not video outputs on the motherboard so if your GPU has 4 Display port or HDMI ports you can have 4 monitors
You can plug a PS4 into a standard USB port whether it be on the case or on the motherboard
What kind of computer case do you recommend?
I'd probably go with an Intel build for the money. RGB is irrelevant to me.
Definitely not a bad combo though. It will satisfy most people's needs.
There is tons of good variations on the Intel Platform it’s just motherboards with good VRM cooling is hard to come by on 12th Gen for a reasonable price so felt AMD was a good decision.
Also with the anticipation for AM5* there’s great deal on Ryzen
Hope you enjoyed the video, thanks for your comment!
@@MikMatTech True. Next gen stuff coming. So a little wait could see the AM4 prices bottom. I'm always up for a great deal on solid performance. 🤔
Or like Fortnite on epic settings?
If I were to get another case what would you recommend?
The big thing to looks for is airflow, something like the Lian Cool 215 is a great choice.
Another few mentions:
Phantek Eclipse P360a
Or Cooler Master MasterBox with Mesh
Or NZXT H510 Flow
Hope you enjoyed the video!
Can’t you get a 7 5800x for the same price as a 5700g?
Yes absolutely!
Sadly sales change all the time so we can make a build and then the next day a better deal can come out.
I believe the 5800x is $330 as of right now
But the 5700x is only 3 dollars more then the G Variant so that would be the better option on the AMD Platform
I’ll be sure to pin this comment!
Thanks for watching!
@@MikMatTech thankyou for your reply!
@@MikMatTech can do $2000 PC please 🙏. Thanks you for this video l.
What AIO would you recommend since I am going for a 5700x instead of the g? I just wanna make sure something like that could fit in this build well lol
The Cooler Master Hyper 212 is a great option for very cheap, but when it comes to AIOs…(they’re kinda all the same) they are all pretty much made by the same manufacturer oversees and given different designs, There’s a few made by cooler master for around $50-$65, And I would recommend a 240mm AIO.
Hope you enjoyed the video!
- MikMat Tech
@@MikMatTech Got it! Thank you so much!
@@MikMatTech Got it! Thank you so much!
I ordered a 3070 ti by mistake and I’ve installed it at the expense of a fan. Reckon that will be ok?
Yes you’ll be fine, but try and relocated it to the top if you can! More airflow the better!
Will the 5700g make a big difference then the 5700x I got the g already but is it a small or big diff,
Not anything insanely noticeably, just about 5% difference between the two.
Hope you enjoyed the video!
- MikMat Tech
Yo I just build a pc it costed me $520 with tax and shipping and everything
Ryzen 5 2600
Rx 570 4gb
Asus prime b450m a ii
Amd stock cooler
16gb 3200mhz ram 2x8
256gb sata ssd
That’s a great start for the price! I’m guessing possible SSD upgrade in the future?
Enjoy the system!
Tons of potential for future upgrades!
@@MikMatTech yeah ima get another ssd this will get me started then I’ll probably get a 500gb nvme one
Yeah if you’re only playing a couple games you can get away with 256gb, i mean the Xbox Series S only ships with 500gb 😬
@@MikMatTech yeah
Would a Strix B450 F and Rx580 4gb still be good for current and new games on med-high settings? Im thinking of upgrading to a rx 6600 8gb
The RX 6600 is an amazing GPU for the price, Also that motherboard (as long as it is compatible with your CPU) is a pretty good deal. Just beware that none of those PCI-E slots are gen 4.0 on that motherboard.
@@MikMatTech so would that make my Nvme or gpu not perform 100% or it is a minor performance boost?
You wouldn’t experience any bottlenecks GPU wise, some newer cards are expected to need PCI E 4.0 slots for the graphics card But the rx 6600 works the same on PCIE Gen 3
The only limitation you would have would be the M.2, the M.2 is only supported by Gen 3 NVME so you would be capped out at that SSD speed
so how do i build this guy and do i need anything else like thermal paste?
The cooler already has thermal paste on it if bought new so you don't have to worry about that, Although we would love to have tutorials for each build we simply don't have the facility to do so, although there is tons of other great tutorials across TH-cam
Will It perform well if I say like I play GTA? On max?
Absolutely, it achieve around 140FPS at 1080p Max Settings on GTA V
225 FPS Average on Fortnite Max Settings at 1080p
The 3070ti is an amazing graphics card and can handle every game you throw at it
Hope you enjoyed the video!
would you pick a 5700x or a 5800x at the same price
5800x for the same price is definitely better :)
But the biggest difference in games i saw in a vid was only 3%, and the 5800x runs alot hotter doesnt it?
Realistically the 3% won’t make a huge difference but spending money on a good cooler for either or will be worth it
@@MikMatTech alright thanks
Ah so 1500 is budget....
yeeee, well it is a gaming pc, and i saw in one of the comments how with this build he can run around 200 fps with high settings in the games he mentioned, so i think you can find a cheaper option if u really look and know exactly what kind of performance your looking for