How to Build a $600 PC- i5-6600, 850 EVO M.2, & Windows 10
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.พ. 2016
- My first new PC build video for 2016! This time I'm building an affordable basic computer that is also powerful and fully upgradable! You can't buy a computer this fast, quiet and with as much expand-ability for any less!
PC PARTS LIST:
Case: Corsair 200R
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CPU: Intel Core i5-6600 (6M Cache, 3.30 GHz)
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Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-H170M-DS3H
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Memory: G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4
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Video card: Intel HD Graphics 530 (built-in to CPU)
SSD: Samsung 850 EVO M.2 120GB
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Optical drive: LITE-ON DVD Burner
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Power Supply: EVGA 430 watt
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OS: Microsoft Windows 10 Home OEM (64-bit)
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Total Cost (at time of production): $680
Inspired by Carey Holzman engraved metal badges: SOLD OUT! Sorry, these are no longer available.
Steampunk USB Flash drive (8GB/16GB/32GB/64GB):
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Wire Cutters:
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The Bob Ross of pc builds.
we will put a happy little hard drive here and a happy power supply there
+James Skelton don't forget a few happy little cables in the back. dude that made my day! :D
somebody needs to paint that case up with a whole mess of "happy trees" :D
Rik Dusk
bob ross is a straight up OG bawss! back in the 80s when only like super richy people had cable tv, i used to watch him on pbs almost every day when i was a kid lol. so weird i can't paint to save my life but watching him do it was like idk like watching fish in an aquarium. or a kewler version of one of those relaxation tapes they sell at weird new age hipster shops or something lol. he just had this awesome way of letting you know you can be great at anything if you took your time and worked on it.. he died when i was 16 n i'm still kinda pissed about it.
anyway long story short pretty much every kid that grew up in the 80s at least knew who this guy was. we used to refer to him as "the pbs painter guy" though lol.
Rik Dusk
if it makes you feel better i didn't know until like 10 years later cuz i never new his name lol. when i found out i was like "bob....who? awww man! the painter guy!? damn!" xD"
Glad to see you back on your own channel :)
Same glad he's back
Thank you, Carey. No one explains their construction quite as clearly and thoroughly as you do.
Hey Carey- Thanks for the vids. I put together an i5 system after watching a few of your build videos.
And then I turned it on the first time and...it worked! Perfectly.
Took me a couple hours from start to finish (unpacking, etc.). The hardest damn part was the i/o shield. Was preventing the mobo from sitting right. Luckily brute force didn't break it and it snapped into place. All is well.
Just carried over my old 750gtx ti graphics card. Am so glad I did, cause the 1070 and 1080 nvidias are coming in a couple weeks. And seem reasonably priced for being kick ass.
Appreciate the virtual help and in-depth of your vids.
Good to see you active! Welcome back!
I have decided to build the "no nonsense, no compromise" computer you built in one of your Newegg videos. That is, if I get around to ordering the components! Thank, Carey, for all your instruction.
It will be nearly a year since i installed my inspired by Carey Holzman case badges on my 2 PC cases, so its time for a clean up. Carey has inspired me to take very good care of my PC's internal wire management so i will strip out and redo them both to the same very high standard shown here by Carey. Its great to see you back in the kitchen.
I love watching your build videos carey, i am in high school and sometimes watching your videos in my down time is great! Thanks
I am still studying computer repair and have an interview coming up for a Computer Technician position in my local school district! This is so exciting and watching your videos Carey is like having my own personal teacher assisting and supporting me through my journey into the tech field. I am a 23 year old girl slowly but surely moving my way into this industry and the videos you have are just what I need to gain knowledgeable experience. Thank you.
Very cool, professional and relaxed build. A joy to watch. Subscribed.
thank god your back carey, missed your videos alot
Just sat and watched 3 hours watching you, never get bored, nice to watch someone who knows exactly what he's doing!
Hearing the "Hi my name is Carey Holzman" following the intro just warms my heart watching videos like these in your channel. Much appreciation here.
love that kitchen!!! welcome back Carey.
Hi Mr. Holzman,
I'm very thankful for your videos and your fun, precise teaching style.
In preparation for my very first gaming build, I've been watching a lot! Buying a couple components at a time to ease the blow on my wallet, but I received the first shipment containing the case and RAM today! Very excited!
Just wanted to say thank you. You're a great builder and a great teacher!
I bought a Corsair 200R to replace a smaller case. The 200R was $50, and is so easy to build in. It is minimalist, and totally functional with the ability to make changes easily in the future. Thanks for recommending this case so often, you convinced me.
I love your videos on your own cannel :) glad to see you back.
The Legend is Back!
I'm 64 and never thought I could build my own computer. Watching your video's made see that it's really quite simple. I built my first just before Christmas and It's working great since day 1. Keep the great work. You make this fun and easy. Thanks
absolutely love your videos, very informative and not half assed like most videos, also love theres always a can or a bottle of coke with a glass in its own designated zone.
Just finished my i5 4590/gtx 980ti build this past Friday thanks to your videos!!
Good to see you back Carey!
I appreciate your videos a lot. Keep on doing what you're doing. Good job , man.
It's amazing to see how far we've come with hard drives. That M.2 drive is even thinner than a stick of ram for a laptop. I can't wait to start my first PC build soon. Planning on building an AMD Ryzen build by my birthday this year. I hope one of your clients request that for you in the future. Love your videos and you truly inspired me to have the confidence to build my own computer.
you're back!!!!
I built a PC before, but I wish I had seen your vids when I started. Thank you for all the details.
Le retour, enfin!
I'm new to the pc world and I want to build my own this video is the best step by step pc build I have seen and very educational for me. Awesome work!!!!
The force is strong in your videos
Sir Carey I really learned so many from your videos so far. M.2 is something new to me so I'll add that to my PC hardware dictionary.
your sense of humour make's your vid's that extra bit awesome ! big up your self carey ! legend !
I built this computer except I got the larger Samsung HD drive. Put it together and even had a glitch (my fault). One of the power cables wasn't in all the way. Fixed that and loaded the operating system and got everything running. It's a great system for what I'll be using it for. Thanks Carey for the videos.
I love your videos! Please come back here full time!
Good to see you back :)
Clean and simple, another quality build
Thanks for sharing
Great Channel this fine gentleman helped me build my first pc about a year and a half ago.
this vid is what i needed for a tune up for myself...lol
similar parts for my next build.
Just like Carey said once before, in another build video.
once you build one, you'll wanna build another right away. it's addicting.
i wish i built my first pc that i bought over 20 years ago..or at least paid more attention in doing so.
thanks Carey
you're a good man.
I also have two pairs of those Italian wire cutters. Being in IT field they're a must.
Thanks for the time and effort making this video!!!
am an enthusiast and was looking for some gaming builds, but loved your style of explaining so much that ended up watching the complete thing of around 1 and a half hour. kudos. BTW you have a great articulation.
im so happy how everything is going carey i just got done building my first pc and wanted to thank you for showing me how do do everything. ^^
Just built my first PC and you were a great help in helping me understand how to build it thank you Carey :-)
Hey Carey ! It's good to see you again. Your videos are very clear. A very big thank to you and your tips. Cool man. A great week end from France.
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Excellent demonstration. Your videos are a pleasure to watch!
great build , look forward to seeing more carey
Thanks for this unbiased and informative video! Cheers!
finally !! a video and a good one !! Great video Carey
Excellent presentation Carey, keep it up. Truly inspiring & I learn a lot from your videos. Good Luck
Great video. Always very helpful and make our profession look like the blast that it is
Well Carey I've finally started to get the parts to build my first computer. The one I have now(a Gateway) is just not up to doing the little I want to do, mostly internet surfing and watching videos, with almost no gaming at all. The only thing I'm going to add to your parts list is multi-port PCI USB 3 card and delete the optical drive. I currently use external HDs (USB 3) for storage. Thanks for the inspiration,Vester
Thanks Mr. Holzman.
I used this video to build myself a totally different Linux machine, but the basic idea was the same.
The most important part for me was the explanation about the stands below the motherboard. It's interesting how such an important and potentially costly matter is not resolved.
Thanks. I followed this guide and everything went smoothly.
+SpoonMan Do you know if the computer works well with gaming.
Hello carey
I'm very thankfull to you, glad to tell you I've inspired from that video and that two weeks before I've built on my own allmost that same pc you've shown here .(only the memories and the optical drive are from another company)
This is a great pc (also In israel it cost me around 850 $)
Eilon
I just build my computer last 4th of may 2016 just by listening to your easy and accurate instruction, i even copied you by throwing plastic and box on the floor, so much fun to play and build, can't wait to build another one, thanks a lot Carey Holzman
Hey, Carey. Greetings from Latvia, love your videos. I didn't even know about those pentode flash drives, so I looked them up and found that they're making other cool stuff like USB hubs, etc.
Awesome video,great step by step instructions.
Very good video. i have been watching your vids for a long time now. even if i havent build a pc yet i feel that i can do that without watching any of your vids. Cheer from Sweden.
And he slips in a "Doctor Who" reference. Love this guy!
Great video . I built a similar rig recently and it is very sensible and well priced. I went with an ASUS Full ATX and 32 Gigs of ram. The M.2 is super fast . Samsung Magician is outstanding.
Thank you so much Sir your video is so so amazing may God blessed you more
Man these videos used to keep me awake till 4 a.m >_
This is great! My fav TH-cam channel is this one!!
Finally a new build, thanks for the video great as usual
On the part about grounding, I see a lot of information saying it's good to clip your anti-static wrist band to a PSU that is plugged in but off.
These are all user comments though, I've yet to find any information that can be backed up by testing, but I only looked for 5 minutes.
There appears to be a lot of dissenting opinions on this topic, I've noticed that with how to apply thermal paste too.
nice build ~ thank you for the video
Love how you throw the boxes across the room. "What's Carey up too?" *hear* *or* *sees* *box* *fly* *across* *the* *room* "Ah"
Got my like just for that savage treatment of the I/O Shield plastic bag
Good call Carey on 16GB of RAM. With RAM so cheap right now it really makes sense to go a little overboard, especially for a system built to last a long time.
thank you carey i built my 1st Pc thanks to your helpfully video's
+Helder Almeida Was it this pc in the video, if so does it work fine for running games?
+Brendan Smith no my pc that I built more expensive about 2.400 dollars. I just learn how to build it, it very fun.
Very informative, thank you.
I have that motherboard, I absolutely love it! Mine has some oranges LEDs on it, I'm not sure if that's specific to like a special time I bought it for some reason, but it's cool.
That cable management.... You never disappointed.
Thank you for the new video
i have learned a lot with carey and now i have build computers for my family and my friends and every day i know more tricks .at first i was scared like to go to the dental care and i am still a little bit. but i am more relaxed.carey have a relaxed actitude and this very important when you make your build. do it slowly and carefuly and everything will be ok.and with linux for os ,my customers are happy.they is not too much hassles like windows.
nice videos dude! :D
Thanks Carey. You inspired me to build a slightly modified version of this computer I upped the ram to 32 MB the processor to 3.5 GHz and a Samsung 960 evo m.2 250 GB...Everything else is identical and the system is crazy fast. Thanks so much.
Nice build❤️
200r is such a great case, fantastic price for simple, yet great looks and easy to use functionalities. Personally, I like Corsair cases for mid tower systems.
Very good video! Professional! Congratulations
I know this doesn't apply to this video but is there an easy way to identify a hardware manufacturer so you can download the drivers? I have a USB 3.0 card installed in my desktop and win 7 64bit can't find the drivers for it and I can't remember the manufacturer of the card.
Thanks for this video!
Regarding SATA port 0 use when M.2 port is in use, I have the same issue with my MSI MB - except the manual says that using the M.2 drive will disable two SATA ports (0 and 1), and using the SATA-e port will in turn disable two more SATA ports (2 and 3 or 4 and 5, I don't quite remember).
Carry I have had problems with my last 3 corsair power supplies l, mainly them dying. Is it something i'm doing or is that just corsair?
@CareyHolzman welcome back Uncle Carey👍
I love your videos! I've partially built my computer because of you! But then I got too frustrated (I made the mistake of buying a fully modular power supply and not being familiar with all of the cords) so I had to let an expert finish building my computer! :D
Another great video. With all these M.2 drives or regular SSD's I'm starting to feel my next build will be M-ATX. Don't need these huge cases anymore. Even for a gaming rig, as long as you don't do SLI. Even then, M-ATX cases can handle SLI.
Wow, right down to sticker placement, that's what I call a comprehensive guide! Thumbs up. I would encourage first timers to look up and down the hardware spectrum to see if upgrades or downgrades are worth it. IE this build, is the i5-6600 worth it to me to spend 20% more over the i5-6400 (maybe)? Is it worth an extra $15 to double the hard drive space (probably). Again, an awesome guide and would recommend for first timers. (PS I've sent out computers with the logitech dongle too :) )
Hey Carey I have a question, I work as a Tech Helpdesk for Members and we get this a lot, My computer is running slow, please help make my computer run faster. We handle call on the phone and we have Remote access with Team Viewer 11 but we must keep call average around 20 minutes and most we can be on a call is around 1hr. What are some of the things you would recommend me as a tech to do for those types of calls?
carey, i notice you throw the plastic case the cpu comes in . if you send the mobo in for repair where do you store the cpu in? i would keep the little case put the cpu in it until the mobo comes back or a new mobo is used and no damage to the cpu.
Yay! I missed you Señor!
I'm doing a £605.00 (764.74$) build over the next while I'm saving up this was a great vid now I know how to do a basic build thx:)
finally it's back.
that is an Excellent case!!!!
very good video thumbs up and subscribed
From one "Carey" to another, Hi!.watched quite a few Video's of yours over the last 3-4yrs, great learning video's on "first time PC builders tips" and all computer stuff in general..cheers!
+Carey Tuckwell Great name!
Your great videos make me want to build about 10 PCs. At my age I better stick to watching these videos. As a teen in 1968, I built a tube multi-band radio kit. I still have it. It finally went to noise a few years ago likely because the large capacitor has failed. Those were the days when capacitors; diodes; resistors, and transistors were objects handled and soldered into a circuit board and you did not worry about static when handling them. Who could have imagined the future! In 1968 I was smugly confident I could master electronics. Not so, said time.
+DOLRED And I bet you used a Heath Kit like I did? Good old days indeed!
Ah, It was an Allied Radio sold kit. The radio is labeled "Knight" "Star Roamer." Bought it at Allied Radio---a local electronics store--the biggest store in our town.
1:19:54 oh wow, in all my years I have never figured this... Best PC tip lol
Very nice video Carey. I do prefer your kitchen videos to the "more polished" NewEgg videos. Those are great too but I still like the personal touch you give to your home videos. I was glad to see a workstation build finally also. I am wondering the reasoning for using a micro ATX board verses a standard ATX. There is a ton of room in the case.
+Geo Johnson There is no M-atx case with dual front port usb 3 and no case door available for less money than the 200R and, for the reasons I explained in the video and in the video notes.
+CareyHolzman Carey, I wasn't questioning the use of the Corsair 200R case. I was questioning the selection of the micro ATX motherboard instead of using a standard ATX board. It there a significant cost difference, or is there another reason? Thanks for responding to me. I know how you love that case ;-)
+Geo Johnson Hi Geo! I have seen you on allot of pc build videos. :)
+Geo Johnson :) Especially without the need for a dedicated graphic card, or aftermarket cooler, a micro ATX was the best option. A standard ATX would only take more space without giving nothing more in return. Have a good day. :)
+Bobby Need: Hello Bobby. Yes, I have not missed one of Carey's build videos. Have viewed every one...they are also great. Carey and I have a very similar work ethic.
Very nice build, I benefited learning a lot from your presentation along as well you did not rush through demonstration explaining the build thoroughly step by step.
I agree completely. I'm continually exasperated by those rushed instructionals, people with an easy familiarity acting as if viewers have the same easy familiarity, blowing thru the narration with a disregard for the easily confused newbie that borders on disgusting arrogance, so I frequently come away from the vid quite irritated due to the many more questions raised than I'd had in the first place. I want to know exactly what to do, and exactly how to do it, and this is done in his videos. Carey patiently explains the steps and reasoning every time, and I can't emphasize how much that is appreciated. Great, great work, Carey. I'm awaiting the parts for my first complete build, because of your inspiration.
The build is complete, and purring along like a happy kitten. Thanks, Careu!
Good vids.Useful info.
i get from cold power up like 7-8 seconds in windows 8.1 with gpt partition and option ultra fast boot in uefi setting :) on asrock mb. And i use kingston ssd 120 gb .
How long would the build take if you were not filming for your TH-cam video? My guess, not too long. Pretty straight forward build, no extras to take extra time.
Glad to see your builds back on your channel. I watch the NewEgg videos too and like them very much.
In all your builds, where you show the parts, you never mention a keyboard and mouse. You always use your own wireless keyboard and mouse. In "store bought" systems, a keyboard and mouse are almost always included with the system. For your new builder fans, you should recommend a keyboard and mouse. Just a thought.
How do I send a video to him?
I really wana thank him and show him my first PC build, after years of using laptops and was too worried the complications of both budget & building a custom pc.