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What budget gaming PC are you looking for? What games do you want to play? Tell your story in a new comment below!
Thanks for doing this.
The Samsung Odyssey G50A 165hz is also on sale rn for $200
Looking to play iracing and ACC
Fortnite, Valorant, World of Tanks, EVE, Battlefront, Assassin's creed, Minecraft, Grand theft Auto... mostly.... currently at 1080 with RTX 2060 super on Ryzen 5600X B450 MB
for the Ryzen 5 5500 + RX 6600 combination, is Asus Prime A520M-K or Gigabyte A520M K V2 suitable instead of the B550M or B450M series?
Built my pc last year, still watching your videos.
Congrats on your build and so glad you are still enjoying the content!
Whats ur specs
@@xd2456 5800X3D with 32GB RAM, 1TB NVME and 6750 XT (for now). Will exchange the graphicscard the next generation after their prices come down a bit.
@@xd2456 5800X3D with 1TB NVME, 32GB RAM 3600mhz CL18 and a 6750 XT for now.
@@xd2456 Weird, my replies keep getting deleted. Well, I tried.
Nice work on the video. Lots of very useful information here. I especially appreciate you explaining the subtle difference between the Acer 1440p monitors.
Thank you! Glad its useful
Thank you for making Saturday even better, Jason!
So glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching
always making helpful videos...glad i found ur channel
Glad you like them!
These kinds of videos are why I subbed, a monthly update/refresh on builds is really nice to have.
That's great to hear! Thanks for the feedback
Pulled the trigger after watching this video, going to build the $750 PC Build with my daughter as our first PC! Thanks for all the videos 🙌
That's awesome! I hope you and your daughter have a great time building. Let us know how it goes!
@@PCBuilderChannel definitely will! the CPU was on sale on Amazon for $119.99 so splurged a little with Montech Air case with ARGB fans because she wants black and red look 😆 we are excited!
I knew this one was coming! Thanks!
Hope it was helpful!
The budget mobo's you called out are the very ones I have been using in my build-to-sell projects in last 6 months. They are awesome and flawless. Highly recommend.
Thanks! We've used them as well and for the price they are great boards!
These are just the most entertaining episodes. Really Dig them. Building or Not!
Thanks Jim!
Great information. Thank you!!
Glad it was helpful!
Off topic, but your new hairline frames your face beautifully, it's honestly a night and day difference! Absolutely love it!
I was thinking some work going on ... lots of hats LOL.
Jambalaya grows hair... scientific fact
Thank you, I appreciate it.
Yeah it's a great haircut. I was gonna comment this but I'll just jump on this other comment and agree.
Great video! you summed up the pc building market in one video. I'm still amazed how far we have come in two years. A killer 1440p gamer for $650. Now that is cheap. Especially the price of monitors.
🙂 yup, i didnt know that many gaming monitors have come down a bit in price, because of that I went to Microcenter this weekend and picked up a second monitor for my rig, yay
Yes!
Great video Jason! Can you do an intermediate and high end budget next?
We go up to about $850 here. See our Best Builds April and/or March as those have higher price points and are still valid. Though you may want to wait a month to see what AMD & NVIDIA announce at the beginning of January before settling on a build at $1000 or more.
Just found out my wife wasn't subscribed to pc builder. I don't think this relationship is going to last. 🤨
OH no! We're here for you in this difficult time (;
😒 bruh, thats a huge red flag, i suggest you start hiding your money and file 😅
@@MrSamadolfo thank you. Asking for thoughts and prayers in this difficult time 🙏
Yo Jason! Thanks for dropping another informative vid 😎🔥 you da best!
Appreciate it!
Just built my pc over this past weekend thanks to your videos, recommended by my brother who really appreciated them too!!! Thank you so much Jason! 🎉🎉🙌
Congrats on the build!!! :)
Thank you. I liked this content. Well explained.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
This guy is a pc God. Just getting back into pc gaming and looking for prebuilts until I found this channel . Even if you've never touched a computer before in your life you can build an amazing capable gaming pc with the help of this man's videos mad respect brother . The very best most informative content out there
Thank you so much for the awesome feedback! I actually started the channel after I came back to pc gaming myself and wished there was a channel to catch me up. It means a lot that its helpful (:
@@PCBuilderChannel No problem man you deserve it, I hope TH-cam is monetizing you well . i have a question would a 6750XT be bottle necked by the 12100f or should i just stick with a 6600 . the 6750xt is only 100$ more rn . And also i have a 1080p 60hz monitor , the 1080ps fine i guess but would i need a higher refresh rate monitor for the that CPU and GPU combo?
Jason!! I finally got around to buying a Bit Fenix Nova Mesh for one of my builds and I'm blown away by the value and quality of this thing. My ONLY gripe is that the front panel connectors aren't consolidated. 9.9/10 Would definitely buy again though!
Thanks for sharing!
CC560 case was also $59. Tasteful fan lighting. Nothing I don't need other than that. I'm loving tempered glass sides on these cheap cases as well. I have cats with claws that ruined some of the old cases with some type of acrylic viewing window.
This is exactly what I was looking for thanks for making this awesome guide its been more than 3 years I am following your channel and to be honest you have never disappointed.
Thank you for being an OG subscriber!!! :)
Great video Jason since I started with you 6 mos ago I have learned so much. Thanks for your hard work I don't know how you and Sarah do it frankly.
Thank you so much! Happy to hear how much you've learned. We appreciate the support! Teamwork makes the PC Builder dream work :))
Your video is cool as always ✌🏻
Thank you!!
Are you gonna make a “Best CPU Cooler in 2024” vids Jason?
Thermalright Phantom Spirit 120, unbeatable performane for the price
@@FERKILL377 agree, cheap and performance is insane. I heard they have a new 360 AIO LCD cooler name Thermalright Frozen Warfare ARGB. You should check it out, the specs is very good
Yes we missed doing this in 2023, just too many vids to do! Will likely do this in the fall after all the new CPUs launch that we are expecting.
@@FERKILL377 how about deepcool ak400 zero dark plus?
Great cooler for many CPUs.
Needed this
So glad its helpful!
what you think to the, MSI MAG 275CQRXF Quad HD 27" Curved VA LCD? gets delivered tomorrow 😏
nice video thx
Glad you liked it!
Great one Jason!
Since Ai is the thing now, why don't you start building pc which is capable of running LLM inference locally with Ollama alike. Different HW combo, different tokens/s speed.
On top of that, the same pc can play games too!
Consider it! 😁
I really like how you reply to most of the comments even though you have around half a million subs ❤
I try! Don't always get to everyone, but we try!
Would you say that getting the cheapest 750w gold psu and chepest asrock b650m mobo is good for getting a 4070ti super and 7800x3d or downgrading the cpu and upgrading the psu and mobo. Ty for always answering!
Thanks for your help Jason! I just bought, through your links - Ryzen 5500($83), Radeon RX 7600 XT - 16G GPU ($298), GIGABYTE B550M AORUS Elite($109) and 64mgs of RAM. This is my first build... fingers crossed I can put all this together, lol. Also, subbed and liked.
So glad we could help!! Best wishes on your build you got this! See our How to build a pc video if that's helpful too. Let us know how it goes!
Hey... Is it really alright to go for the MAG A550BN when you upgrade the gpu for the $650 build?
Hair is looking great Jason!
Thanks! :)
I really, really want the benq ex270qm, that 1080p monitor you recommend's older brother basically. shame there are so few reviews on it
I know it's a bit pricier than these options, but for 'good value' PC cases I love the Lancool 216. Three good quality PWM fans and plenty of space and a modular design, love it!
He is recommending micro atx boards mainly, that case is really good but better for higher budget builds.
I also love that case but it is pricey for these budget levels. At $1000 and up, I'd definitely consider it.
@@PCBuilderChannel Quite fair! I should look more into mATX cases :)
🙂 sure, i have a couple of Lian Li's , right now my goto is the Lian Li 011 EVO because its one of the few cases in the world that you can flip upside down and put the case next to your left hand, why is nobody else doing that? make it make sense? i cant have it on the right hand side 😠
Great video as always! Just wondering what you think about the Acer Nitro XB273U 180Hz Gaming Monitor. It seems to be a good one. Thanks, Jayson! more power!
🙂 its a GSync Monitor which means it costs alot more than a more afforable AMD Freesync Monitor. I'm assuming u need the Gsync because your running an Invidia video card? If ur not running invidia then look for an amd freesync monitor instead.
Jason, thank you for this video in particular. I am upgrading my PC from an AMD Bulldozer (yes, I said Bulldozer) to an AMD 5 5600X, I just scored an XFX RX6700 brand new from Best Buy for $269. I know it's has 10 GB VRAM but it's what I could afford right now. I am using some of the recommendations for the mid-range build. It's been a while since I had to upgrade and I have been out of the loop, but your videos really helped me quickly get up to speed. Thank you again Jason.
Why? Get a 6750XT $300 from newegg before it sells out.
🙂 thats fine, the only reason to get the 6700 is because its the biggest video card you can run with only a single 8pin power supply plug, it uses less electricity which is a good thing. As for the bulldozer rig if you have a decent ATX motherboard and its still working and its rock solid reliable then I suggest upgrading the cpu to an 8core FX 8300 or better, install 16GB of ram and a video card and turn it into a lower tier Gaming PC, and then either keeping it as a backup computer or you can sell it or you can donate it
That's a good combo! So glad we could help
No no no ! ;) .
Great video Jason !
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for watching!
Dang was really excited to pick up one of these monitors deals for 1440p you highlighted but they both went up in price already lol
Its frustrating when that happens! I recommended checking back occasionally they will likely drop again. And check out our Best Gaming Monitor 2024 video for more options
I love asrock. My mobo and gpu are asrock and I have no complaints! They fit the budget and get the job done exceptionally well
Great budget brand! Same with Gigabyte. MSI had a lot of offerings previously but seems they have stopped making a couple of their best value budget B550s and B660 boards.
@@PCBuilderChannel I’ve heard MSI and Gigabyte have been fairly unreliable recently, so that’s why I went asrock for my budget build, but they also have some reaaaaaally competitive pricing
Same here, I got the ASRock Z690 PG Velocita when it was on sale for less than $200 and I have their phantom gaming a770 16gb. Both have been very reliable and especially with the Mobo, priced really well with tons of features.
Definitely recommending them to others.
Just got a 6700xt for $245.99 off eBay for a secondary build, got the whole pc build @$767 with a 7500f. And I just wanted to say tysm Jason you’ve genuinely taught me everything ik about pc building
got great deals on eBay this last week, $245.99 6700xt, $44.99 600w psu, $40 ak620 digital
So glad we could help!
12:04 Thank you for saving me from the headache I was gonna give myself with this board!
Another board to possibly avoid is the all white AsRock B550 Pro SE that I've read isn't allow to overclock the CPU. It was well priced at $75 earlier this year when it launched.
@@itsatrap4986 what about the MSI B550-A PRO? I know you have to update the bios to support a 5600x
@@that1guyinthebackoftheroom717 Haven't heard or read anything bad about it.
Happy to help!
Getting 2 Koorui 27" 1440p (27E3Q) 170hz monitors suppose to arrive this Tuesday. Hopefully they are good. Gone are the days of 1080p 24 inch 60hz I suppose.
Nice! Let us know how you like it
What's the difference between an ARGB header and a ARGB LEd header? Could I plug a fan ARGB header into the ARGB LEd header? They are both 3 pin 5v just curious if that's an ok thing to do
Got 7800x3d paired when a 7900xt. Getting over 200 fps on World of tanks.
Great video ngl
So glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching
Hey you updated your sponsor message haha I like it.
haha yes! (;
Ty bro yo just made my first gaming PC 😭, so excited 😁
That's amazing, congratulations on your first build! If you build it, it will run. :D
Nice just in time
Like any good Wizard, I arrive precisely when I mean to! :)
Would you say that the 850 Pc is future proof and if not what would you do to make it?
Never stop watching these video Jason, always enjoyable, even though I don't need an upgrade.
I have a question (even though I am in Australia) at what price point do you recommend moving from AM4 to even base AM5 (7600), I feel like it's about the $1000usd but I I could be wrong
Yes around 1000 USD is right
You're spot on, 1k seems to be the sweet spot. In March for our Best Builds video we compared a 5600 build and a 7600 build if that's helpful to you
I'll go back and watch it. Always helpful as I am the i.t for so many around me @@PCBuilderChannel
A really great b450 mobo is the asus b450m ii A for around 50€
Which CPU/GPU combo do you recommend for avoiding bottle neck in the mango freeze line?
Haha yes it is Jazzfest time. This is a very inside baseball joke for anyone else reading this.
Is Corsair CX750 a good psu for i5 12400f and rtx 3060 ?
Is that an optical illusion or is the CPU HSF in the case next to you is leaning?
In the builds I made there was always one or two parts secondhand new. So unopened. I think with am4 the "used" marked offers great options for just slightly better products wich otherwise do not fit the budget. Ssd's for example!
Yes if you feel comfortable going used that is a potential savings as well.
Honestly I been trying to get back in your videos recently so I can build and sell PCs. I want people to get on the world of PC than Xbox and PS4 since they have cost so much and have so much power but yet it's not being used to the max. While pc is just more than gaming and it can get you into a ton of things, school work, finding jobs, art and much more. Gonna sell local but one of the things I need to learn is buying windows since I don't understand how much that works. But thanks for getting me this far.
Glad we can help!
Hi Jason! Lovely builds as always :3 the 500$ one especially is a knockout for such a low price point, not sure if youve covered it on another video but would you recommend making the stretch to a 900$ or even 1k$ build to get up to AM5 with a 7600? I know the 5600X is already a great deal, but maybe moving to the "current" platform would make the system last longer?
So Jason has says around $1000 is the starting price point for AM5 to make sense.
If it helps, here's a build for you.
It's list / VCR7jH in PC Part Picker
You know what we actually just launched a video today that has a sample AM5 build at $900! Its our new Boost My Build episode so check that out and compare it with the builds here to see what's best for you
Your build is basically what I recommend for the $500-750 range lol. Good to know my practice is solid enough.
Build twins!
I just got my CPU Cooler for my build 2 days ago. I got the Noctua NH-D15. That leaves 4 components left before I can put my PC together. 5 if you count the case fans. As I’m putting Noctua case fans in my case. I still have the CPU, GPU, motherboard, and the PSU. I’m going with the Ryzen 5 7600x and RX 6600. They’re going to be used as backups when I can get a Ryzen 7 7800x3D and Sapphire Tech Nitro+ RX 7900 XTX. As right now I don’t have a PC at all.
So I’m getting the best components I can that don’t require any money saving at all. And have an upgrade path straight to top of the line. As I already have 32GB DDR5 6000MHz G.Skill Trident Z RGB RAM. So anything but the Ryzen 5 7600 or 7600x is out of the question. As anything but those don’t have an upgrade path past the Ryzen 5000 series. Which means any recs for any 5000 series or older will be ignored. Intel recs will be ignored as well. As I recently heard that something wonky is going on right now with Intel CPU’s that making them unstable. Besides, AMD is the better choice for gaming anyhow. Especially once I can upgrade to the Ryzen 7 7800x3D and RX 7900 XTX.
Check out our Ryzen 7600 build guide for more help. Could consider one of these builds BTW on AM4 to upsize that GPU as well. Good luck!
I love these videos
Glad you like them! :)
I know you mostly cover gaming builds, but would love to see suggestions on a production build at different price points to see how it differs. I likely will be putting 1k, give or take, into a production focused PC soon and would love the advice. Thanks!
Here's a build for you.
It's list / rDr3Jy in PC Part Picker
So the good news is the rules for good production pcs are basically the same as gaming with a little more emphasis on getting a more powerful CPU. See our Best GPU/CPU Combo 2024 video and pay attention to the CPUs we recommend per combo for production
Great video! I was just curious if the $500/$750 PC builds would be just as good for streaming?
For streaming I’d go $750, and it’s going to depend on the games you want to play, resolution, and the settings you want to use
Great video, Jason and team. I'm wondering if I should swap out my 2x8GB DDR4 kit for 2x16. Now that I can game at 1440p, I'm noticing that my system RAM usage sometimes bounces around 15GB when FSR and Fluid Motion are enabled.
It's a $55 upgrade if you don't resell the 2x8 so I'd say yes, I do think your system is just using all the ram it can though and it's not an issue
Certainly could if you want. Could also add in an identical kit to your existing one and go 4x8GB.
@@PCBuilderChannel that could cause more headaches, getting identical sets might be impossible because of manufacturing changes and even if it is possible your imc might run the 4 slower and for $55 bucks I'd avoid those headaches or just do nothing
🙂 theres a few games out there that go over 16GB of system ram but that also is because maybe your video card vram is too small and the computer is allocating the system ram as video ram. Pickup a video card with 24GB of Vram and maybe then you will notice that the system ram is way below 16gb of system ram. Don't forget to clean install Windows and disable any Startup Apps that your not using cause too many things get added to that list that you really dont need.
Hi Jason. There are two ways to plan your PC build: what you are willing to pay and what you desire to play. I chose the latter because it guides me in selecting the components I'll need to play a game in the desired detail. The game maker will suggest what you need to have. They usually break the requirements into three choices: good, better, or best. My suggestion is different from what you show in this video.
Each build is different for me. I normally start with one component, and build around it. I rarely pick the best the best price to performance afterwards, mainly going with the best price.
@@zeroturn7091 Thanks for your reply. I always enjoy reading them. When I'm asked buy someone, who wants to get into PCs and gaming, what components they should buy, I always tell them the MB is the most important, even though it might cost more.
Let’s go Jason!!! #CatDads!
Cats say hi!! They are driving me crazy this morning though! :)
Hi Jason! Firstly, thank you for the great video, I have learnt lots from you hehe.
I currently have a 9400f + 1060 6gb pc, and am thinking of bringing my 550W psu, ssd and hdd from my old build to my new build. Would you recommend that I get the A750 + 13400f, considering that the games I play are mostly turn based rpgs like persona 5, strategy like civ vi, and perhaps genshin impact? I'm actually still satisfied with my current build (~5 yrs) but I wanted to downsize it from an ATX to ITX, so I might as well change up some parts haha!
Thank you! The 13400F is just a down-clocked 12600KF, and you can get that for $150-ish right now and get better performance for less. No idea why they charge so much for the 13400F to be honest. I recommend going DDR4 as there really isn't much benefit to DDR5 and the boards are more expensive. The ASRock B660M is actually quite a good board for the 12600K. The PSU is the one component that ages the fastest, and I typically recommend just buying a new one (GPUs and CPUs by comparison can be good for decades). Hope that helps!
@@PCBuilderChannelthis is the most detailed reply that I have read on this channel.
@@PCBuilderChannel Thanks Jason! In my country, the 12600KF is of similar pricing to 13400F haha, and the 12400F is close to $80 less than the 13400F. Perhaps 12400F would be the better choice for myself?
As Im going ITX, I can't really find a ddr4 board here anymore unfortunately ):
what tier is your power supply, go look it up on the PSU TIER LIST
I hate it when my guy Jason goes 'it's cheap.' Lol. Love this guy videos my AMD build is thanks to his vid combo.
Amazing video❤ Planning to go with the i3 12100f but worried if it won't have enough cores and threads for future games😢
Yes we are starting to see games that have a bottleneck on the 12100f and the 12400 is on sale right now so I'd consider doing that if you're worried about the types of games you play with it
@@PCBuilderChannel Unfortunately in my country only the R5 5500 and I3 12100F is within my budget.
Do you think the R5 5500 is better for future releases since it has more cores and threads even though its a bit slower compared to the i3
@@NoLiferMaansboth perform similarly so just go with whichever CPU and Motherboard combo are cheapest.
Heya Jason - new subscriber here, as I am just getting back into the world of PC building after nearly a decade. I was wondering if there is a way to send you some proposed build's I am thinking about on PC Parts Picker, as I'd love your opinions. In any case, thanks for the amazing, and enthusiastic, content!
He has a Community Post every month asking for submissions. He'll have another one sometime this month.
Hello! Thanks for the sub and welcome back to pc building! I actually started the channel after a break and wished there was a channel to catch me up. Check out our Boost My Build series, we will be calling for lists again later this month. But we obviously can't cover everyones lists so I recommend posting to PC Part Picker forums as well.
I’ve binge watched all your videos! I want to build my first PC and I’m struggling to the pull the trigger because I’m currently on a budget for 1080p to low 1440p gaming but in a few months I can afford more. Prices are great at the moment. Should I wait or should I go for it?
If you can afford a higher spec PC by waiting a few more months and if you don't need one now I would because you'll probably be happier if you do.
Thank you!
I'd factor in your time as well, it has value too. And there are parts like RAM and Storage that are going up so I'd consider at least grabbing those now if you know what you plan to build.
@@PCBuilderChannel thank you so much Jason! Keep up the great work!
Your Hair Looks GOOD!
The ASRock b450 mobo doesn't support 2 nvme drives. One of the m.2 only supports SATA.
Suuuuuper helpful! Tech guys who don’t bullshit are infinitely better than ones who do
Glad you found this one so helpful! Happy to help :))
What case would you recommend for a mini Tower?I need it to be close in sizes to the Aerocool Atomic Mini Tower mATX black. I'm stuck in mATX at the moment.
🙂 sure bro, amazon started selling a new super cute little fish tank case, its called 'Okinos Aqua 3, Micro ATX Case' and three argb 120mm case fans are included with the case, it has a tiny argb controller mounted in the back of the case and the control panel has a button for the argb, so you dont need an argb motherboard to control the colors. I just bought the case and its pretty decent. They have it in black and theres a white version: $60 / $65
@@MrSamadolfo indeed it does look nice! However it’s not available in Europe yet. And if I were to buy it from the US I’d pay almost the case’s price in shipping :/
Any other suggestions?
@@casuallyweird4838 what country specific amazon website do you have? so that I pull up the amazon website of your particular country so that the listings are something local for you
US market. 6800 is 360 USD at Newegg!
HELLO, LIKE YOUR VIDEOS .WHAT DO YOU SUGGEST COMPLETE BUILD FOR OFFICE USE.?THANK YOU
Are you only doing office work like word processing and web browsing?
For just office work the $500 build here is good
If you went with the Ryzen 5 5600x build with a RX6700 XT and a ASRock B550M Pro4 mobo but needed wifi connection, do you have any recommendations as to a wireless network adapter (have 1 gb internet)? Or potentially a mobo with onboard wifi?
You can switch the Motherboard to either the MSI VDH, MSI VC, or go ATX and get the Gigabyte UD AC.
All three are cheaper B550 options with WI-FI.
Hop over to our Best Ryzen Motherboard 2024 video!
@PCBuilderChannel
Hi Jason,
I know your channel is primarily gaming focused, but I'm hoping you can still help me.
I am about to build a new rig soon and video creation will be primary focus with gaming as secondary.
I learned from "Tech Notice" videos that Intel CPUs have an iGPU and that it's really good for video editing.
I also learned that Nvidia 4000 series cards are good because they have AV1.
My question is: if I plan to get a 4060 or 4060ti and the plan is to use AV1 in DaVinci Resolve, do I still need Intel's iGPU? Because I think the iGPU only helps with H264 and H265 right? If I don't plan on using H265, then the intel iGPU will be useless, and then I dont have to get 14600k or 14700k, and I can just go Ryzen 7800X3D. It's so efficient and cool-running!
Is this correct? Or is Intel iGPU still important even if I plan to use Nvidia and AV1 in DaVinci Resolve?
Thanks!
So for DaVinci Jason actually says AMD GPUs are better.
As for the CPU you'd still want to go Intel if that's your primary use.
What's your budget for this PC? Once I know I can try and help you pick out the parts.
For the CPU what you are thinking about is the Intel Quicksync which is on the Intel CPUs without the "F". However it doesn't make a ton of difference over AMD options and shouldn't be the only deciding factor. AMD 7000 series GPUs also have AV1 encoding and are better optimized for DaVinci. If you have the budget for it and this is a professional level video editing PC then yes I would go 14700K and I would pair it with 7900XTX. I definitely don't recommend 4060 or 4060ti no matter what, terrible price to performance GPU options. If you have the budget for 7800X3D you'll want to go 7900GRE, 7900XT, or 7900XTX with it.
what is the difference between nvme m.2 ssd vs ssd sata? is it both a storage? what should i buy first? I'm planning to build my own pc and I'm really lost on that part.
Check out our Best SSD for Gaming 2024 video! Its got everything you need to know
haha the the marketing team handling the names for the monitors is lagging, like a lot! xD
There are actually some hella deals on the XFX 6800 non-xt cards right now at around $360 USD. This would be my #1 pick for an entry level 1440p budget build.
Yes every time I drop a video this stuff goes on super sale! :)
the 6950 is 500 at Microcenter
Hi jason i really like your videos and your voice is very nice to hear
I have one doubt ,is amd 7 7700 good for both gaming and productivity
Yes great CPU, however very close in price to the 7800X3D which is what I'd pick up for another $60. Or drop down to the Ryzen 7600 for $189 right now and spend more on the GPU.
Ok thanks
stick with 3Dees and Hammer Down 👊😏
Hey Jason, I'm just curious as to what the Price in the US is for the: Gigabyte B550 Gaming X V2 Motherboard? And could you possibly do a 'Review' on this Motherboard in the Future, so I'll know I made the Right Choice for my PC & for my friend Jeff's New Build!
🙂 it looks decent, make sure ur updating the bios regularly, set your fan curves, set the ram speed, back off the cpu settings if your cpu is getting hot and going over 70
Yep
upgrade from B450 to B550 is worth it ? or better saving and directly to AM5 board ?
If you already have a B450 just keep it.
hey how are you, sorry I have a question and you seem to know about components, I currently have a mb b450 with a ryzen 5600g, for a gpu I have an ina rx 6600, I was thinking of changing to an mb 550 with a ryzen 5700x, it would be worth doing the change to have more performance in games?@@kelley09162
Amazing video, I would like to know your recommended and cheapest 1440p 240hz monitor
The MSI G274QPX is a good one.
The cheapest is the Gigabyte GS27Q X. It's a new monitor though so it only has 1 review but it was a good one.
So glad you enjoyed! Check out our Best Gaming Monitor 2024 video for more options
Lets go, new vid from my favourite pc content creator
Thank you!!! :)
Yeah Jason! You named my CPU Cooler: Deep Cool AG400 !
Yes!
I really appreciate your instructional videos. I'm currently building a new system that will utilize my Hisense 75U8K. B650 Tomahawk, 7800X3D. I will not spend the money for the 4090. At the same time, do you have a video that explains all the different feature sets (RT, DLSS, etc.)? I'm building this system since my daughter talked me into BG3. Thanks for your time and help.
I don't blame you for not wanting to spend the money on the 4090.
The 7900XTX would be a great pair with the 7800X3D. So would the 4080 Super but it's a little more vs the XTX.
That Big 4K TV officially supports AMD Freesync so logic would dictate a 16GB or better Radeon video card so that you can take advantage of Freesync. Thats a pretty big TV, is this gaming rig going to be setup in the living room or something? Don't use the smart function of the tv, use your pc and boot up the Brave Browser to watch videos. Depending on how this TV and PC is situated in the living room I highly recommend picking up a portable small table and a wireless gaming keyboard and a wireless gaming mouse and a wireless xbox controller. Bring up the table up to the TV screen to play certain video games because some pc games were never meant to be played from a couch that is too far back and the text is way too small to read. Also with the table close up to the TV you can get some productivity work done using the browser or office stuff or do some online shopping. Now if you have the TV mounted really high up then I suggest purchasing a small Standing Table and a Tall Height Drafting Chair like you see at some businesses or a Tall Height Kitchen Counter Chair. Have a good weekend and happy cinco de mayo =)
Check out our Best GPU for Gaming 2024 video!
So the RX 6800 XT 16GB will work for really good 14.4 gaming with a Ryzen 5600X CPU ? No bottleneck, right ??? - - I will get this GPU for only 295$ second hand today, then build the rest of the PC around it.... My PSU is a Chieftec Proton BDF-1000C ... is this enough to power this card ???? MB = Rog Stryx B450 F gaming II is that OK for this graphics card ?
13 secs is insane
Winner! :)
Great job with this video man! Thank you! 😊I'm looking to build a futureproof pc under a 1000$ (Just CPU). A build that can take on gaming and productivity without any hassle. I can't seem to finalize on a build and so, it'd be of great help if you can suggest something. 😁
What kind of productivity will you be doing?
This will help me determine what brand of CPU (AMD or Intel) and what GPU brand (AMD, Intel, or Nvidia) to recommend.
@@kelley09162 I'm a digital artist..so working mostly in Photoshop. I'm also learning blender on the side and might get into unreal later on. I'd like it if the whole setup is upgradable, in case I want to fit in a new cpu or gpu later in the future.
@@chinks94 so here's a build for you though Tax will put you over $1000.
I went AM5 (7600 CPU) because you said you wanted the system to be future upgradable, and I went A770 on the GPU because Nvidia doesn't have a great GPU at this price point and AMD GPUs aren't great for Photoshop.
It's list / LPsZMV in PC Part Picker.
@@kelley09162 Appreciate it mate! Thank you. :)
@@kelley09162 What are your thoughts on a RTX 3060 or a 4060? I don't see a lot of backing for A770 over a 4060.
i was just curious on the RX 6750XT is there a difference between the Powercolor Fighter GPU vs the XFX Speedster QICK319?
Not anything that will effect performance. You can check out our Best Gaming GPU 2024 video for more on this
@@PCBuilderChannel Thank you for the response.
Hey Jason. It’s almost time to upgrade for me. My system has 11900k, Asus Tuf RTX 3080ti, Asus tuff z690 plus wifi, Aresgame 1000w PSU, trident 32g of 4000 ddr4.
Would the best bang for my 500-700 upgrade budget be to upgrade my CPU +Mobo or to go with a 4090? I’m willing to bet that the 3080ti with 11th gen is not the bottle neck. I think the bottle neck is the CPU, what are your thoughts? Can I squeak out more performance from my 3080ti with a new CPU or should I save up for a 4080 super?
I play games like Deep Rock Glactic and Cyberpunk. I play on an LG oled TV so rez is 4K @60. I do use ray tracing.
Please tell me what you think would be my best path for upgrade?
Your build is too new and already upper tier. I would wait for next year because both amd and intel are coming out with new chips and intel coming out with a whole new LGA Motherboard platform. Avoid the 4090 it is highly unreliable with tons of cracked circuit boards and the gpu chips are being torn off and the 12v plug is catching fire. As far as your aresgame 1000watt power supply you need to replace it immediately, the PSU TIER LIST has blacklisted that manufacturer, go pickup something from the Tier C list ASAP
@@MrSamadolfo the Corsair RM 1000e is 140 from Newegg. Would you recommend this PSU? Why is the Asesgaming on the blacklist? Questionable parts? Seems to be working fine but I am not one to wait until it fails. Thank you for letting me know. I had an exploding gigabyte before this one. Seems my choice for PSUs are not so good.
@@douglasturman635 I checked tomshardware, they opened up an aresgame, the layout of the circuit board is an outdated design, maybe like from i7-4790 Haswell Era, it uses some of the old school bulky chinese capacitors brown black instead of the modern smaller silver capacitors from japan. And when they load tested it its not 80 Gold but 80 White or Bronze. If its working fine then keep it around for emergency backup use only and for testing a used motherboard to see if it boots up. Yes the corsair RMe 1000w is the cheapest tier A psu and in the box it should have the invdia cable for the new RTX 40 cards. There three other psu that are slightly more money from Tier A and they all seem to have the invidia cable included in the box: Montech Titan Gold, NZXT C Gold 1200W, Thermaltake Toughpower GF3 1200W, thers a few more on the Tier A but rite now they are double the price. Prices fluctuate so you might want to check all the online stores but right now as of today the cheapest listing is the Corsair RM1000e and its a very recent offering from only last year 2023, don't forget to pickup some colored AsiaHorse psu cable extensions, i like white or red or blue =)
Nice builds. Just note for Monitors MSI has 2 new 1080p ones and 1 new 4K for good prices and ASRock has 2 new 1440p ones for good prices. Reviews so far are good.
For 1080p MSI has
The G244PF E2 which is a 23.8 inch 180hz IPS Monitor for $120
The G274PF which is a 27 inch 180hz IPS Monitor for $150
For 1440p ASRock has
The PG27QFT1B which is a 27 inch 180hz IPS Monitor for $189
The PG27QFT2A which is a 27 inch 180hz IPS Monitor for $191
The difference between the two is the PG27QFT2A comes with a stand that has an integrated Wi-Fi antenna.
For 4K MSI has
MPG 274URF QD which is a 27 inch 160hz IPS Monitor for $430
🙂 sweet, yes I noticed recently that Microcenter has lowered the prices on many gaming monitors, u have a better budget selection now on the 1080s and 1440s, I suggest picking one that says that it officially supports amd freesync, if you have an invidia card then see if any of the gsync monitors have come down in price
I went with 5600 + rx 7800 xt, b550 asus rog strix mobo, 32gb ddr4 3200mhz gskill, i hope my old 650w gold seasonic focus will be enough for all this, and a shadow base 800 from bequiet, all for 1200 euros😊 i just want 50 fps on 1440p ultrawide with max settings
Thanks for the pc code! I would have paid full price otherwise bc I didn't know
You're so welcome, glad we could help with some savings! Thanks so much for watching!
how is intel arc for streaming on twitch ?
Good I think
I know the encoder is quite good, but I can't speak to the streaming performance and I haven't seen any testing.
so what do you mean by cpu not needing to bottle neck it dose it need to match the gpu or be less and whats the wiggle room
Go check out his CPU GPU Combo Video from earlier this year. He talks about it more there.