I really appreciate that you include the cable management with your builds. A lot of people just skip past it because it's tedious and not "the fun part" but it's still necessary and a lot of people don't know how to even do basic cable management. Props!
There are only a few thing I would change. The only one that means the most is instead of the 5500xt, I would have done the rx 6600 instead oof the 5500xt. It is 67 percent faster for only 20 dollars more new
While that is true, I was already over budget, I was thinking about just spending the extra $20 but I wanted to try and stay true to the goal. I dont want to be one of these youtubers that say something is $600 but it was actually $650+. at least going over $12 isnt that bad
I would love that build it would be a great starter pc since ive never own one but im in jamaica so thats why ive never had a pc becuase out here its seriously overpriced. That build would be worth around 120k JMD which is easily over 1k USD. Love the vid btw and i subbed😁 cant wait for more bangers
I think you are right, I wasn’t sure bc the manual was complete trash and the one I looked up said that slots 1&3 and 2&4 were the duel channel. Im going to make that fix now
Great looking build, but if you'd really want to go truth with the aesthetic you can get some white cable extensions for like 20bucks so that you don't have black cables going to the gpu
yeah I was really thinking about that but I was already over budget by $12 (which I was kind of okay with) but going over $32 was something I wasn't okay with.
You can build a mix of used and new parts, you can get a used Ryzen that doesn’t come with a cooler and you can use the one you saw when unboxing the cpu u showed on here. Great video overall
You won’t have a whole lot of next generation upgradability, BUT you have a ton more room to upgrade on the AM4 socket. You can get a better processor and GPU all on that B450 motherboard later on! Definitely a solid beginner gaming PC 👏🏼
@@Chief_Malo i’m running on high performance in edit power plan my system is sped up thru razor cortex fort is running at it’s highest priority i’m playing lowest settings and can’t run 60 fps stable without getting drops to like 20 do you have a discord do u think you can help?
@@UnrealChii I do have a discord it is in my description but I think you already know your answer, your laptop isn't getting the necessary power it needs to run those settings. I think once you fix the wattage issue then you can start troubleshooting the rest.
Just get a ryzen 5500 with a 6600/6600xt. Which ever is cheaper. You can get the 6600 new for like $160 while a used 2070s is about the same price. You can get a ryzen 5500 for like $70.
@@Kuiipz_Games Definitely get the R5 3600 over the R5 5500. Both have about the same performance, but the R5 3600 has Pen 4 PCIE support and the R5 5500 does not.
Nice build but i would definitely go with maybe a r5 3600 or 5500 and get a cheaper 1tb ssd, 99% of us wont notice a differece between a 980 pro and a kingston nv2, I have an rx 6600 and an i3 12100f and in some games, if you want high frames the i3 is the bottleneck
100% true, I guess my decision on this was more of a personal one. I really dont like kingston blue cards lmao which normally isnt an issue because motherboards come with ssd covers but this one did not. Also it is not smart to mix amd and intel, I am sure your PC is amazing but normally that can cap speeds by a lot.
@@Chief_Malo Any issues mixing AMD and intel is a myth of the past. However, having an AMD CPU and GPU gives some additional benefits for any combination where the AMD CPU using the Zen 3 or 4 architecture.
you couldve easily gotten a way better build for less i dont get how ur pc was 650 when it coulda been ryzen 5 5500 for 80 bucks a b450 msi for 75 a cool white case for 50 bucks the cooler u picked in the video nvme ssd 512gb gen 3 for like 25 bucks a msi or cooler master psu for 50 bucks 16gb ram sticks 3200mhz any manifacturer for like 30 bucks and a very powerful 6650 xt for 250 bucks with 20 bucks left you can either upgrade on the storage with it or buy some RGB LED Strips all of this while keeping the aesthetics and the looks
For one my pc is only $594 ($612 including windows) not anywhere close to $650. Might be best if you read through the comments so you can see why I did what I did, I’m not in any way saying you are wrong but the build you are describing takes away all my white & rgb aesthetics, while cutting in half the storage space, I will never recommend under 1TB for a gaming pc. If you watched my video not only was my budget $600 but I also challenged myself to an all white build. Also I know you are estimating prices but some of your prices are kind of off. I am not buying anything components that are off brand and known to fail just because it’s cheap.
this build is the real example of poor money management. You could've saved 21 bucks if you didnt go with the aftermarket cpu cooler since none of the 150 dollar or less chips will run at a high enough temperature that you need to use a better cooler. Also, if you wanted to go with a white ram you could've got timetec pinnacle kit for 35 bucks and save another 16 bucks right there. Also there is probably no need for such expensive ssd since these motherboards dont support high enough data transfer and you litterally could've bought something like teamgroup t33 1tb nvme for 33 dollars and save whppping 57 dollars. And also, for the psu u could've gone with apevia prestige for 50 bucks instead of evga for 60. Although these are small corrections in the build, they save you over a hundred dollars which you could've spent to buy better cpu and gpu. My suggestion for the cpu is to go with ryzen 5 3600 for 62 dollars on aliexpress which is around the same price like r3 4100, but it has 2 lore cores and performs much better in both productive work and gaming. that 110 bucks you saved by changing certain components couldve got you rx 6700xt used and that gpu is goated for 1440p gaming. One single flaw with the build i suggested is that cpu bottlenecks gpu a bit, but it wont be a big problem since i dont think any professional video editor or 3d modeler will go with 600 dollar build, and you can go 1440p gaming with this build
I completely understand what you are saying but you kind of answered the reason I did what I did, “it will bottleneck the gpu”. Why spend over 1/3 if the price of the pc on the gpu just for it to not be used properly. This is already a budget build the last thing I want is to have the gpu bottlenecked. Also like I said in my video I never recommend going under 1TB for a gaming PC, yes I could of went with a Kingston ssd but since this motherboard didn’t have a cover the blue card wouldn’t have looked good. I’m also not going with any ssd’s that are known to fail. I’m also going for an all white build and not just buying the “cheapest” thing I can. The ram cards you suggested aren’t rgb and finding the white rgb one is 51.99 (Amazon) which is the same price I paid. Same with the psu, and it is commonly known to avoid apevia. You say poor money management but I’ve looked up everything you listed and the price for the full pc is more expensive. I never said that I was going with the cheapest pc, my attention was, what can I buy with $600 that will have a decent gpu and look best. I put a lot of research into this build and maybe you should do the same with the build you just suggested and not just throw random parts in a pc so you can spend all your money on a gpu? Which like you said, you wouldn’t even be able to fully use
If you're title is going to claim "Best" I have some (reasonably harsh) critiques for you AND a better build guide for the given the $600 budget below. Good things: The case and mobo. • The Montech Air 100 is a great budget case. Easy to work in, looks good, and has good airflow. Plus on a budget having 3 intake and 1 exhaust argb fan included is awesome! • That mobo is a great budget AM4 board with built in wifi and bluetooth. • The overall look is decent. Bad things: Everything else. It wasn't so much the parts themselves as it was the parts you picked given the budget, except for the PSU and GPU which are awful. • The R3 4100 is objectively a bad CPU in terms of price to performance and lacks features you would want for gaming, including PCIE gen 4 support. It wasn't good at release and it isn't better now. • The PSU cooler is unnecessary for the R3 4100 - you could have used a stock cooler without issue OR a much less expensive CPU cooler. • The SSD you got is severely overpriced for the budget and you could have picked up a quality SSD for 2/3 the price. • The ram is over priced given the budget. • The GPU AWFUL price to performance. Coming in at $180, it gives the same performance as an RX 580 8Gb, which can be found secondhand for $40-60 or new for about $70-80. • The PSU is an F-tier PSU, meaning it's missing a lot of basic safety compliances. You basically have a fire hazard. All PSU manufacturers make good and bad PSUs. Better build: Total $594.49 (w/ Windows License $18.52 total is $613.01) Highlights: Better GPU (65-75% increase over the 5500XT, better CPU with PCIE Gen 4 support, still has 1tb nvme ssd, 16Gb 3200mhz ram, mobo with wifi and bluetooh with decent bios, quality C-tier PSU, and the whole build will look good. I have build with all of these components before. You can get an even better build in terms of price to performance if you look for a secondhand CPU and GPU, but below are all NEW parts. CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 3.6 GHz 6-Core Processor ($70.00 @ AliExpress - at this price it's worth the 2-3 week wait on shipping. It's a budget building cheatcode at this point.) CPU Cooler: Thermalright Assassin X Refined SE ARGB 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler ($18.89 @ Amazon) Motherboard: ASRock B450M/AC Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard ($79.89 @ Amazon) Memory: TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan Z 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory ($35.99 @ Amazon) Storage: Kingston NV2 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive ($62.75 @ Amazon) Video Card: ASRock Challenger D Radeon RX 6600 8 GB Video Card ($209.99 @ Newegg) Case: Montech AIR 100 ARGB MicroATX Mid Tower Case ($64.99 @ Newegg) Power Supply: Apevia Prestige 600 W 80+ Gold Certified ATX Power Supply ($51.99 @ Amazon)
My goodness brother please rewatch the video and listen to the challenge I went with. I’m not denying your build but it takes away all my white and rgb aesthetics. You could of saved all of this typing if you just listened to the video 😂😂
@@Chief_Malo I listened, but the matter is that this is still a terrible build for the money and the all white is still sub par. The mobo doesn't match yet you could have picked up a white asrock B450 for about the same price (sans the wifi and bluetooth features). Also your choice to RAM, GPU, Storage, and CPU cooler still beg the issue of being overpriced for this build.
How is it over priced yet you listed things that are very similar minus the aesthetics? Then go on to say that I could have got the same mobo but minus….. you know what, I could sit here a go back a forth with you about how your components would take away the features of my build but something tells me that you would force yourself not to understand so ima just say okay 👍🏽
@@Chief_Malo Your build is overpriced because: • For the CPU you used you didn't need anything more than a stock cooler or budget tower cooler. • You could have used a much less expensive kit of 2x8Gb memory to achieve the same results. • A standard budget 1Tb SSD would be sufficient. No need to get higher end one when the CPU you chose doesn't even support pcie gen 4. • The 5500XT is just bad price to performance when purchased new. If you had allocated money way from the CPU cooler, RAM, and SSD you could have easily increased the allocation for a better GPU. • The PSU purchased is a fire starter and for a few dollars less you could have gotten a much better PSU (like I listed). I'm gonna do you one better here - here is an ALL WHITE BUILD for just $563.76 - all new parts as well. CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 3.6 GHz 6-Core Processor ($73.90 @ Aliexpress) CPU Cooler: Thermalright Assassin King SE ARGB 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler ($21.49 @ Amazon) Motherboard: Gigabyte B450M DS3H WIFI Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard ($79.98 @ Amazon) Memory: Timetec PINNACLE Konduit 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory ($38.99 @ Newegg) Storage: Kingston NV2 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive ($62.60 @ Amazon) Video Card: MLLSE RTX 2060 Super 8GB ($178.84 @ Aliexpress) Case: Sama ARGB-Q5-W White USB3.0 Tempered Glass Micro ATX Tower ($55.97 @ NewEgg) Power Supply: Apevia Prestige 600 W 80+ Gold Certified ATX Power Supply ($51.99 @ Amazon) Total: $563.76 • All white build except the mobo (just like your build) • Better CPU, GPU, and PSU • All white RTX 2060 Super 8Gb, which offers a 70-75% increase in raw performance and 4 more Gb of VRAM
1. You are using today’s prices for a build that was bought in December 2023 2. No WiFi, no Bluetooth 3. Apeiva psu products are known to fail 4. And this is how I know you are just saying things to say it, that gpu isn’t normally that price and you know it, it’s literally going for $220+ which would put that pc over $600 without windows (over $620 with). Once again I’m not denying your PC but it’s always more to it then “oh it’s over priced” so once again im going to say OK.
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I absolutely love how you put a daily verse in ur vids, a man whose brave enough to share his religion.✝✝✝
I try too, really mad at myself for forgetting to put one in this video. Must of been because of the move but I put it in the description
Love to see a brother in Christ making TH-cam videos for all people. You got my sub, keep up the good work!
Amen!!! Thank you for the sub!!!
I really appreciate that you include the cable management with your builds. A lot of people just skip past it because it's tedious and not "the fun part" but it's still necessary and a lot of people don't know how to even do basic cable management. Props!
For some reason that is my favorite part of the build haha, I am glad you liked it and I’m starting to get better and better at it 💪🏽
There are only a few thing I would change. The only one that means the most is instead of the 5500xt, I would have done the rx 6600 instead oof the 5500xt. It is 67 percent faster for only 20 dollars more new
While that is true, I was already over budget, I was thinking about just spending the extra $20 but I wanted to try and stay true to the goal. I dont want to be one of these youtubers that say something is $600 but it was actually $650+. at least going over $12 isnt that bad
Yo saw this on my recommended and bro this was such a chill vid def wanna see you grow.
Ayeeee let’s goooo
Let’s gooo! Another pc build! I just built mine recently & I love it
ayee the goat commented!! I hope you love your PC!!
I would love that build it would be a great starter pc since ive never own one but im in jamaica so thats why ive never had a pc becuase out here its seriously overpriced. That build would be worth around 120k JMD which is easily over 1k USD. Love the vid btw and i subbed😁 cant wait for more bangers
Aye thank you!! Also as of right now this pc is still available and could be shipped to you, you would just have to pay for the shipping 😂
Just a little advice, in order to achieve dual channel for the RAMs you need to put them in slots 2 and 4.
Always check your mobo manual to see which slots to put your ram in :)
I think you are right, I wasn’t sure bc the manual was complete trash and the one I looked up said that slots 1&3 and 2&4 were the duel channel. Im going to make that fix now
I did but that manual was trash 😭😭 I just looked it up and other people were confused as well
Ayee nice video man, very informative keep it up!
Thank you!! Glad it could help!
Great looking build, but if you'd really want to go truth with the aesthetic you can get some white cable extensions for like 20bucks so that you don't have black cables going to the gpu
yeah I was really thinking about that but I was already over budget by $12 (which I was kind of okay with) but going over $32 was something I wasn't okay with.
perfect video, keep up the work
Thanks, will do! 🙏🏽🙏🏽
This is by far the coolest pc build I've seen
Lets goooooo
You can build a mix of used and new parts, you can get a used Ryzen that doesn’t come with a cooler and you can use the one you saw when unboxing the cpu u showed on here.
Great video overall
Also it’s a Power supply, not a battery
Yeah that was the plan, I am going to save up the parts and do a mixed part pc build
and yeah the PSU is something I got to put in my vocab lol
You won’t have a whole lot of next generation upgradability, BUT you have a ton more room to upgrade on the AM4 socket. You can get a better processor and GPU all on that B450 motherboard later on! Definitely a solid beginner gaming PC 👏🏼
for sure!! this has a lot of am4 upgradability. I think I am going to do a next gen build next, I want to see how cheap can I build a next gen PC for
New subscriber, looking forward to seeing more of your content
Letsss gooo!!!
yo quick recommendination, your supposed to put ur ram on the two alternating slots farthest to the cpu so dimm 4 and 2
Yeah I change it, someone else said the same thing and after looking at the manual online I seen my mistake
i play on a gaming laptop on an under size wattage adapter attached if i get the correct recommended size will it run better?
Most likely. Sounds like your laptop is running on like a low power mode, I would definitely start there for troubleshooting
@@Chief_Malo i’m running on high performance in edit power plan my system is sped up thru razor cortex fort is running at it’s highest priority i’m playing lowest settings and can’t run 60 fps stable without getting drops to like 20 do you have a discord do u think you can help?
and my system is tweaked probably to the max
@@UnrealChii I do have a discord it is in my description but I think you already know your answer, your laptop isn't getting the necessary power it needs to run those settings. I think once you fix the wattage issue then you can start troubleshooting the rest.
im thinking about upgrading an old pc from 1050ti to 2070s and ryzen 3 1200 to ryzen 5 3600
big upgrade but trust me it will be worth it
Just get a ryzen 5500 with a 6600/6600xt. Which ever is cheaper.
You can get the 6600 new for like $160 while a used 2070s is about the same price. You can get a ryzen 5500 for like $70.
@@Chief_Malo great video 🔥
@@Kuiipz_Games thanks for the info, definitely gonna look into those options 💪
@@Kuiipz_Games Definitely get the R5 3600 over the R5 5500. Both have about the same performance, but the R5 3600 has Pen 4 PCIE support and the R5 5500 does not.
ggs for getting a partrnership that early
Thank you! Nothing to much but I got to start somewhere
My dreams are to have a computer like this
You will get there one day I believe in you
Next video maybe cable management?
That could be a good one, I will come back to this comment when I make the video
Oh the cable management 😭😭
Aye that hard drive slot was just looking to nice 😂😂
Ig ryzen 5 3600 and rx 6600 would get the same performance
I’m not sure, I haven’t tested that combo
Would have given *much much better* performance
Bruh is killing me calling the PSU a battery! Other than that good job.
😂😂😂 sorry formal talk only next time
U could have got a ryzen 7 1700 8 core 16 thread for like 50 - 60
Okay
cool build
thank you!!
Nice build but i would definitely go with maybe a r5 3600 or 5500 and get a cheaper 1tb ssd, 99% of us wont notice a differece between a 980 pro and a kingston nv2, I have an rx 6600 and an i3 12100f and in some games, if you want high frames the i3 is the bottleneck
100% true, I guess my decision on this was more of a personal one. I really dont like kingston blue cards lmao which normally isnt an issue because motherboards come with ssd covers but this one did not. Also it is not smart to mix amd and intel, I am sure your PC is amazing but normally that can cap speeds by a lot.
@@Chief_Malo Any issues mixing AMD and intel is a myth of the past. However, having an AMD CPU and GPU gives some additional benefits for any combination where the AMD CPU using the Zen 3 or 4 architecture.
so good vid but if u dont need pc can i get it
The PC is for sale right now
you couldve easily gotten a way better build for less i dont get how ur pc was 650 when it coulda been
ryzen 5 5500 for 80 bucks
a b450 msi for 75
a cool white case for 50 bucks
the cooler u picked in the video
nvme ssd 512gb gen 3 for like 25 bucks
a msi or cooler master psu for 50 bucks
16gb ram sticks 3200mhz any manifacturer for like 30 bucks
and a very powerful 6650 xt for 250 bucks with 20 bucks left you can either upgrade on the storage with it or buy some RGB LED Strips
all of this while keeping the aesthetics and the looks
For one my pc is only $594 ($612 including windows) not anywhere close to $650. Might be best if you read through the comments so you can see why I did what I did, I’m not in any way saying you are wrong but the build you are describing takes away all my white & rgb aesthetics, while cutting in half the storage space, I will never recommend under 1TB for a gaming pc. If you watched my video not only was my budget $600 but I also challenged myself to an all white build. Also I know you are estimating prices but some of your prices are kind of off. I am not buying anything components that are off brand and known to fail just because it’s cheap.
this build is the real example of poor money management. You could've saved 21 bucks if you didnt go with the aftermarket cpu cooler since none of the 150 dollar or less chips will run at a high enough temperature that you need to use a better cooler. Also, if you wanted to go with a white ram you could've got timetec pinnacle kit for 35 bucks and save another 16 bucks right there. Also there is probably no need for such expensive ssd since these motherboards dont support high enough data transfer and you litterally could've bought something like teamgroup t33 1tb nvme for 33 dollars and save whppping 57 dollars. And also, for the psu u could've gone with apevia prestige for 50 bucks instead of evga for 60. Although these are small corrections in the build, they save you over a hundred dollars which you could've spent to buy better cpu and gpu. My suggestion for the cpu is to go with ryzen 5 3600 for 62 dollars on aliexpress which is around the same price like r3 4100, but it has 2 lore cores and performs much better in both productive work and gaming. that 110 bucks you saved by changing certain components couldve got you rx 6700xt used and that gpu is goated for 1440p gaming. One single flaw with the build i suggested is that cpu bottlenecks gpu a bit, but it wont be a big problem since i dont think any professional video editor or 3d modeler will go with 600 dollar build, and you can go 1440p gaming with this build
I completely understand what you are saying but you kind of answered the reason I did what I did, “it will bottleneck the gpu”. Why spend over 1/3 if the price of the pc on the gpu just for it to not be used properly. This is already a budget build the last thing I want is to have the gpu bottlenecked. Also like I said in my video I never recommend going under 1TB for a gaming PC, yes I could of went with a Kingston ssd but since this motherboard didn’t have a cover the blue card wouldn’t have looked good. I’m also not going with any ssd’s that are known to fail. I’m also going for an all white build and not just buying the “cheapest” thing I can. The ram cards you suggested aren’t rgb and finding the white rgb one is 51.99 (Amazon) which is the same price I paid. Same with the psu, and it is commonly known to avoid apevia. You say poor money management but I’ve looked up everything you listed and the price for the full pc is more expensive. I never said that I was going with the cheapest pc, my attention was, what can I buy with $600 that will have a decent gpu and look best. I put a lot of research into this build and maybe you should do the same with the build you just suggested and not just throw random parts in a pc so you can spend all your money on a gpu? Which like you said, you wouldn’t even be able to fully use
that build shit
Cope
If you're title is going to claim "Best" I have some (reasonably harsh) critiques for you AND a better build guide for the given the $600 budget below.
Good things: The case and mobo.
• The Montech Air 100 is a great budget case. Easy to work in, looks good, and has good airflow. Plus on a budget having 3 intake and 1 exhaust argb fan included is awesome!
• That mobo is a great budget AM4 board with built in wifi and bluetooth.
• The overall look is decent.
Bad things: Everything else. It wasn't so much the parts themselves as it was the parts you picked given the budget, except for the PSU and GPU which are awful.
• The R3 4100 is objectively a bad CPU in terms of price to performance and lacks features you would want for gaming, including PCIE gen 4 support. It wasn't good at release and it isn't better now.
• The PSU cooler is unnecessary for the R3 4100 - you could have used a stock cooler without issue OR a much less expensive CPU cooler.
• The SSD you got is severely overpriced for the budget and you could have picked up a quality SSD for 2/3 the price.
• The ram is over priced given the budget.
• The GPU AWFUL price to performance. Coming in at $180, it gives the same performance as an RX 580 8Gb, which can be found secondhand for $40-60 or new for about $70-80.
• The PSU is an F-tier PSU, meaning it's missing a lot of basic safety compliances. You basically have a fire hazard. All PSU manufacturers make good and bad PSUs.
Better build: Total $594.49 (w/ Windows License $18.52 total is $613.01)
Highlights: Better GPU (65-75% increase over the 5500XT, better CPU with PCIE Gen 4 support, still has 1tb nvme ssd, 16Gb 3200mhz ram, mobo with wifi and bluetooh with decent bios, quality C-tier PSU, and the whole build will look good. I have build with all of these components before.
You can get an even better build in terms of price to performance if you look for a secondhand CPU and GPU, but below are all NEW parts.
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 3.6 GHz 6-Core Processor ($70.00 @ AliExpress - at this price it's worth the 2-3 week wait on shipping. It's a budget building cheatcode at this point.)
CPU Cooler: Thermalright Assassin X Refined SE ARGB 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler ($18.89 @ Amazon)
Motherboard: ASRock B450M/AC Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard ($79.89 @ Amazon)
Memory: TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan Z 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory ($35.99 @ Amazon)
Storage: Kingston NV2 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive ($62.75 @ Amazon)
Video Card: ASRock Challenger D Radeon RX 6600 8 GB Video Card ($209.99 @ Newegg)
Case: Montech AIR 100 ARGB MicroATX Mid Tower Case ($64.99 @ Newegg)
Power Supply: Apevia Prestige 600 W 80+ Gold Certified ATX Power Supply ($51.99 @ Amazon)
My goodness brother please rewatch the video and listen to the challenge I went with. I’m not denying your build but it takes away all my white and rgb aesthetics. You could of saved all of this typing if you just listened to the video 😂😂
@@Chief_Malo I listened, but the matter is that this is still a terrible build for the money and the all white is still sub par.
The mobo doesn't match yet you could have picked up a white asrock B450 for about the same price (sans the wifi and bluetooth features).
Also your choice to RAM, GPU, Storage, and CPU cooler still beg the issue of being overpriced for this build.
How is it over priced yet you listed things that are very similar minus the aesthetics? Then go on to say that I could have got the same mobo but minus….. you know what, I could sit here a go back a forth with you about how your components would take away the features of my build but something tells me that you would force yourself not to understand so ima just say okay 👍🏽
@@Chief_Malo Your build is overpriced because:
• For the CPU you used you didn't need anything more than a stock cooler or budget tower cooler.
• You could have used a much less expensive kit of 2x8Gb memory to achieve the same results.
• A standard budget 1Tb SSD would be sufficient. No need to get higher end one when the CPU you chose doesn't even support pcie gen 4.
• The 5500XT is just bad price to performance when purchased new. If you had allocated money way from the CPU cooler, RAM, and SSD you could have easily increased the allocation for a better GPU.
• The PSU purchased is a fire starter and for a few dollars less you could have gotten a much better PSU (like I listed).
I'm gonna do you one better here - here is an ALL WHITE BUILD for just $563.76 - all new parts as well.
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600 3.6 GHz 6-Core Processor ($73.90 @ Aliexpress)
CPU Cooler: Thermalright Assassin King SE ARGB 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler ($21.49 @ Amazon)
Motherboard: Gigabyte B450M DS3H WIFI Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard ($79.98 @ Amazon)
Memory: Timetec PINNACLE Konduit 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory ($38.99 @ Newegg)
Storage: Kingston NV2 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive ($62.60 @ Amazon)
Video Card: MLLSE RTX 2060 Super 8GB ($178.84 @ Aliexpress)
Case: Sama ARGB-Q5-W White USB3.0 Tempered Glass Micro ATX Tower ($55.97 @ NewEgg)
Power Supply: Apevia Prestige 600 W 80+ Gold Certified ATX Power Supply ($51.99 @ Amazon)
Total: $563.76
• All white build except the mobo (just like your build)
• Better CPU, GPU, and PSU
• All white RTX 2060 Super 8Gb, which offers a 70-75% increase in raw performance and 4 more Gb of VRAM
1. You are using today’s prices for a build that was bought in December 2023
2. No WiFi, no Bluetooth
3. Apeiva psu products are known to fail
4. And this is how I know you are just saying things to say it, that gpu isn’t normally that price and you know it, it’s literally going for $220+ which would put that pc over $600 without windows (over $620 with). Once again I’m not denying your PC but it’s always more to it then “oh it’s over priced” so once again im going to say OK.
How can I find the manual online
for which part?
@@Chief_Malo my pc dosent turn on. The fans and everything works but the display on the monitor