Fun fact KIOXIA invented the world's first NAND flash memory in 1987 Toshiba owns 40% of them they are one of the biggest corporate drive manufacturers for mass storage extremely reliable
If you put a little fan on that black bracket inside (oriented as an intake in the same spot as the vent on the side panel) then the GPU temps will go down a good amount. Ask me how I know. I got this exact same Victus from Walmart open box for $168, basically brand new. I installed more RAM and an RX 6600 XT and a side intake and it is a great PC!
I always find an identical stick to the populated one off eBay for these prebuilts, as it won't depend to xmp to run at the rated speed. Got one of these last month at $240 even though I don't need it. Said it was Grade B, but it looked great.
Looks like the RAM you used uses XMP 2 and uses 1.35 volts. I'd double check that your motherboard supports that. I bought a 15L Victus around 12 months ago and tried upgrading my RAM, but ran into issues with the BIOS locking down XMP, so I couldn't get the full 3200Mhz speed promised. Instead you may need to search for a 1.2 volt ram instead.
I have found the same thing when I have tried to play with the DRAM in those HP pre-builts. They usually default back to the base speed (2133 or 2400). In mine I had to buy RAM with a JEDEC of 3200 instead of XMP set there.
My Walmart had a ton of these on clearance for $399 with a 5600G and RX6400, 512GB SDD, and 8GB RAM. I grabbed a few to stock/upgrade for customer builds.
One big upgrade that literally doubles the frame rate is the preview drivers for amd using frame generation , no need to get new gpu , the drivers arent fullly out as they are being tested but when they become official that will be a huge improvement
you can put a 60 mm fan on the cage for some in take air to help cool it down by 9 degrees or more which i know isnt a lot but it still helps you just need a sata to 3/4 pin adapter or a fan splitter for the out take fan's pin forgot to mention its also possible to upgrade the power supply to a 500 watt one which is what im doing to a hp office pc that i put a new cpu and ram in and gave it a bigger boot drive and 1tb hdd for storage
I'm probably the only person in the world who guys prebuilt pcs and I tend to throw upgrades into it and rgb fans and what I can since it what attracts people
Hey Toasty Bros ! Great video as always, but you still do the same mistake that I will take a pleasure to tell you about it : Please don't use DX11 in Fortnite with GPUs that support DX12 ! DX12 is much more optimised than before, and even more than DX11. TSR is also a VERY intensive upscaler. So for the viewers, you can consider this is theoretically the lowest amount of FPS you'll get in Fortnite at Medium settings with a lot of stutters because of DX11. I've been having way above 190 fps at Medium setting on DX12 with native 1080p with basically the same PC, CPU is just Ryzen 5 5600X.
I upgraded from a 1660 super to rx 6600 in my rig…this would be a cheap build for my nephew if you guys think that cpu would pair decently with my spare 1660 super…thinking the psu would be fine as well, thoughts? He mainly plays E sport’s titles anyways…so thinking it would be more than enough for him.
Kioxia is formerly known as Toshiba Memory America that changed name as of October 2019 and is a pioneer in the nand flash memory development witch they developed back in 1980 and commercialized first since 1988 by intel. it is pronounced " ky" "hok" "tsya" :)
@@AudiTheBestInTheWorld I believe so as well, but sometimes these premade PCs have larger psu models that fit the pre built. Just wondering if there is one.
If it's not a proprietary PSU you could put whatever you like, but being HP I don't think it's the case here. There will be more powerful power supplies compatible, but at a much more higher price.
It used to be 500w for the Pavilion Line which is nearly 1:1 I think that tfx is the closest fit, but lacks the proprietary pwr signal cable. You’d need the pin out for Arduino cables or know how to crimp DuPont connectors or find an adapter.
Skytech gaming nebula gaming PC can you see how good it is or not please I am getting it for Christmas and I want to know if it’s good there’s no videos about it right now it has good specs but I don’t know how good it will be it is $800
It is, im on an i9 9900k on an hp motherboard, the bios has 0 overclocking features, everything is locked, even software like Intel ETU doesnt have full overclocking ability, things are greyed out
@@coolcock_ I quite like some of their hardware. Their PSUs are solid but yes their BIOS is very restrictive. Unfortunately that’s what you get with industry grade stuff
How well does it keep cool under high loads? That tiny screen of holes doesn't look like it would allow much air intake when your CPU/GPU are going full speed.
I bought this in 2021 for $700 and it was not worth it but for this price it’s not too bad though you’ll have to upgrade RAM, PSU, and the CPU though I heard it’s very limited because of the Erica 8 motherboard
You guys said u are gonna test a system with rx580 2048sp with r5 4500. That’s literally my pc I overclocked both cpu a bit and it’s really good for me
Idk if its possible but could you please make a video like this oriented around affordable gaming laptops, i really want to get one for under $500 but its not seeming possible unless i buy a used one or something and im def not buying a used gaming pc lmao, i really dont care about brand names, just specs and performance and affordability is what matters for me.
Does anyone know where I can find all of the specs they bought in this video because I'm trying to upgrade my computer which is this one plz send link cause I can't the GeForce 2060 or anything else.
I have done the research. This model will take 32gb ram, rx 580... total with tax for all is $423. Ellen Ring played at 5k high settings on my old fx8370 & rx 580 water cooled. This combo should play cyberpunk at 1440 high settings, no problem, lol. Going insane in my apartment saving to build a workstation. Thanks for the information.
Being able to use dlss and possibly light ray tracing maybe.. I had a 1660 super and i5 and and that wasn’t really available or good so to speak but to my knowledge the rtx 2060-80 cards are better for that? Could be wrong tho!
Question, The 2060 is a 190 power card, wouldn't that strain a 350 power GPU? I have 450 power supply that runs 1070 at 150 power so I thought the only upgrade path would be the low power consumption of a 4060. Did I miss something where I can upgrade my card on my pc and be fine with a 450 power supply? Trying to get some kind of DLSS and other enhancements but nothing crazy for my I7 8700 cpu system.
The CPU will max out at 81W and the GPU at 160W. Maybe another 30W for mobo. 10W for RAM and SSD. Under 300W total, so completely fine if you don't add a bunch more crap to it.
Hi, i have an intel core i5 750, with samsung electronics motherboard, 250 ssd and 8gb ram, can you recommend me some parts to upgrade my pc to get decent fps?
The 3060 is a nice upgrade and will be be a wonderful pairing for the 5600g, but for a similar price you have the 6700 XT which will trash Nvidia except in RT performance.
I love how they're now posting these videos and accompanying links after the deal/item has already sold out. With them now doing a form of pay to win on their twitch channels for the giveaways, they're starting to do some scummy practices. But they always let you know you can buy the pc on their website for a scammy overpriced markup.
I doubt that system supports XMP/DOCP. so you would need to stick with JEDEC RAM for an OEM system like that otherwise the RAM would only use its base JEDEC value which is likely 2666 and AMD systems heavily rely on fast RAM. Also a 5600G and RX 6400 is an absolutely terrible combo as the RX 6400 is only x4 PCIe and the APU is only 3.0 PCIe which makes the GPU starved for bandwidth.
Not worth it unless you can get one really cheap for parts. The case, motherboard, and PSU are only compatible with the Pavilion/Victus lineup. The RAM is JEDEC, and the NVMe is likely Gen 3 (fine for a PC).
I really have some dumb questions because I haven't built a computer in some time, since 2019 TBH. My current computer is fine in games like ATS but I want to play a certain game now I tried it but it's not great in that game, it's okay, and it works but not so great in that title, so I'm looking to up my single core performance. Currently, I have an i7 9700 4.7 Ghz 8 core and the RTX 3060ti, and my memory speed is only 2666 it works for most games still and I have a 1tb XPG NVMe SSD, but would this NVMe be compatible with a 12th or 13th gen motherboard, even as maybe a secondary storage? That's one of my questions and the other is, will I need to replace my PCIe Gen 3 riser cable if I go 13 gen intel? The reason I ask is I have a vertically mounted GPU and my case has a Lian Li vertical mount in it. I think I heard I need to replace the cable, but I'm not 100% certain. @@abbuabbas2472
Hey $209.99 I got the Ryzen 5 7600X Used, I kept l; looking at it thinking this is less than $100 more than this 5600g new, I mean I'm not rich lately, so I got kind of a budget Gigabyte UD B650 Motherboard and that's fine, I don't overclock anything but the ram with XMP. This thing should smoke that 9th Gen i7 9700 in single core performance at 5.3 GHz Max Turbo and I got 32 GB TeamGroup 6000 MT/s ram, no more 2666! I think the board is Gen 4 PCIe support so I'm gonna need to swape out my PCIe riser cable because it's Gen 3, so I need a new cable or I could just do away with the vertical GPU mount. If you view my channel you can see the Computer I'm upgrading I have a very short video of the inside of thos getto looking old PC I'm upgrading. 🤣 @@abbuabbas2472
Hay man thanks answering that, it's good information that you might actully be able to cool this thing, I thought I saw some fan holes there. IDE cooling actully makes a desent slim 92 MM ARGB fan, if you wanted RGB fans you could use a hub and control it with a reset switch of the case and of course there is the Noctua NF-A9x14 PWM 92 MM for raw cooling performance. The one in the back of this Victus appiers to be the same old 92 MM HP always had, but I mean how much can you really tell from a video. My 4th gen HP pavillion I had some years ago had that same 92 MM rear fan, and no intake ventiation at all, that's why I case swapped that damm hot box and added the i7 4790 and 1060 6gb single fan card, but you can't do that with these. That HP had a memphis 2 uATX motherboard, so it fit a standard ATX case, I believe it was the last gen HP ever sold before they started doing weird proprietary shit! 🤣
@@piecingtogethergamingpcs Yeah, there are some good AIO's that support 90mm fans that you can use to sometimes get up to a 20 degree improvement in cooling for the CPU.
@@piecingtogethergamingpcs I probably should have mentioned this. I don't know if the problem is isolated to me or not. I haven't seen anyone having this issue, though it's still a possibility. The 6+2 pin power connectors that are plugged into the GPU out of the box, 500W PSU, could potentially cause minor GPU artifacting during dual CPU-GPU intensive tasks (alt+tab, xBox gamebar, etc). The solution I found was by unplugging it and using the other 6+2 pin connector.
Fun fact KIOXIA invented the world's first NAND flash memory in 1987 Toshiba owns 40% of them they are one of the biggest corporate drive manufacturers for mass storage extremely reliable
If you put a little fan on that black bracket inside (oriented as an intake in the same spot as the vent on the side panel) then the GPU temps will go down a good amount. Ask me how I know. I got this exact same Victus from Walmart open box for $168, basically brand new. I installed more RAM and an RX 6600 XT and a side intake and it is a great PC!
80mm?
Yea that GPU was dying for some airflow. A front fan or a lower profile card would have helped.
Dude can you help me at all? I have literally replaced everything inside this and cannot get anything to show on my monitor
@@MedaGodzilla2010 it’s trash
Omg we bought it too. You beat us to the video by a week!
Yoooo love ur content!
Didn't know you guys watch him too😂
Hi
yoo it’s ztt i watch all ur streams
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FYI: in 1987, KIOXIA invented the world's first NAND flash memory not to require a power source - a rather important company you should have heard of.
These Guys are Noobs , they know the basic of computer building and thats it xD
Yeah, I actually subscribe so I can mentor them. All I can say is they are in desperate need of a role model! 😂
i think steam deck uses kioxia brand too
My ssd is by them
Kioxia is a rebrand of Toshiba SSD division that was sold a few years ago. Much like Solidigm is from old Intel SSD division.
They Sold out. The people that sold them really needed the money.
Lol wtf ?😂
@@mikixP I worked at a PC reseller long time ago. Sometimes you need to sell PCs at almost a loss to bring some revenue to the store.
@@gambitgambleshow low do they sell it for I would love a good pc for cheap
I always find an identical stick to the populated one off eBay for these prebuilts, as it won't depend to xmp to run at the rated speed. Got one of these last month at $240 even though I don't need it. Said it was Grade B, but it looked great.
Auction or buy it now?
This is a $500+ pc the seller that listed these have pulled the lot that was $245 to relist them for higher and listed the $245 listing as sold out.
I love how they always stick with budget builds. Nice to see.
Custom build pc are overrated these days.
Yh so budget I just looked for one and they're going for £600 +
Thanks!
I’ve upgraded to a ryzen 7 5700g, 4060, 2tb ssd, and 32 gigs of ram and I love it
All this with stock mobo? I thought Ram maxed out 8gb per slot…16gb per slot works?
Looks like the RAM you used uses XMP 2 and uses 1.35 volts. I'd double check that your motherboard supports that. I bought a 15L Victus around 12 months ago and tried upgrading my RAM, but ran into issues with the BIOS locking down XMP, so I couldn't get the full 3200Mhz speed promised. Instead you may need to search for a 1.2 volt ram instead.
With Ryzen Master you can set the Infinity Fabric to 1600, but anytime Windows updates it’ll reset the DDR to 2133MHz in task manager.
I have found the same thing when I have tried to play with the DRAM in those HP pre-builts. They usually default back to the base speed (2133 or 2400). In mine I had to buy RAM with a JEDEC of 3200 instead of XMP set there.
My Walmart had a ton of these on clearance for $399 with a 5600G and RX6400, 512GB SDD, and 8GB RAM. I grabbed a few to stock/upgrade for customer builds.
thats a waste for little profit xD
@arasumi3408 says the all knowing expert in the TH-cam comments. Lmao
@@arasumi3408profit is profit bruh
@SmithBeatZ1 but isn't hp desktops you can't upgrade the motherboard/change
Bruh i have over 400 pc sales , Buying for that price is trash margin unless your scamming people LOL @@SmithBeatZ1
Also, if anyone wonders what they used, it's a Evga GeForce RTX 2060 SC Gaming Single Fan
One big upgrade that literally doubles the frame rate is the preview drivers for amd using frame generation , no need to get new gpu , the drivers arent fullly out as they are being tested but when they become official that will be a huge improvement
Be aware that adds latency
you can put a 60 mm fan on the cage for some in take air to help cool it down by 9 degrees or more which i know isnt a lot but it still helps you just need a sata to 3/4 pin adapter or a fan splitter for the out take fan's pin forgot to mention its also possible to upgrade the power supply to a 500 watt one which is what im doing to a hp office pc that i put a new cpu and ram in and gave it a bigger boot drive and 1tb hdd for storage
I'm probably the only person in the world who guys prebuilt pcs and I tend to throw upgrades into it and rgb fans and what I can since it what attracts people
Hey Toasty Bros ! Great video as always, but you still do the same mistake that I will take a pleasure to tell you about it :
Please don't use DX11 in Fortnite with GPUs that support DX12 ! DX12 is much more optimised than before, and even more than DX11. TSR is also a VERY intensive upscaler. So for the viewers, you can consider this is theoretically the lowest amount of FPS you'll get in Fortnite at Medium settings with a lot of stutters because of DX11.
I've been having way above 190 fps at Medium setting on DX12 with native 1080p with basically the same PC, CPU is just Ryzen 5 5600X.
I upgraded from a 1660 super to rx 6600 in my rig…this would be a cheap build for my nephew if you guys think that cpu would pair decently with my spare 1660 super…thinking the psu would be fine as well, thoughts? He mainly plays E sport’s titles anyways…so thinking it would be more than enough for him.
I put a 1660 super in mine and it runs great
Yea most e-sports wants high frames and low latency but you don’t need a monster gpu to do it. I’d give that a shot if you haven’t already.
5:16 I got a ad when he did this😂😂😂
What program is that overlay that shows the fps, ram, temp at the upper left corner of the screen? thanks
MSI Afterburner
Could you put a 6650 xT in it? Ik the card pulls 175w.
yeah I got a victus 15L maxed out with a radeon rx 6600xt, a ryzen 7 5700g, 2 tb kingsten, and 64 gb ram, for a very good price
That's awesome , the same system here in the UK average price is £699 or $851 mental price hikes here I swear 😢😢
Kioxia is formerly known as Toshiba Memory America that changed name as of October 2019 and is a pioneer in the nand flash memory development witch they developed back in 1980 and commercialized first since 1988 by intel. it is pronounced " ky" "hok" "tsya" :)
i love yall i got inspired to build my own
lol well looks like after this video someone bought them all and jacked the price up to 400+
Would you make a video that teaches us how to get the fps info (top left of screen) setup on a pc?
11:57-12:00 😂
something i would do 🤣😅
Even in gaming I’m clumsy
On amizon it’s $532 usd before tax and shipping
Could you put a 6650xt in it?
what's the largest psu you can put in this? thinking of getting one and getting a 6700 xt or better in here. Solid PC build for just gaming.
I think that the pc has a proprietary connector
@@AudiTheBestInTheWorld I believe so as well, but sometimes these premade PCs have larger psu models that fit the pre built. Just wondering if there is one.
If it's not a proprietary PSU you could put whatever you like, but being HP I don't think it's the case here. There will be more powerful power supplies compatible, but at a much more higher price.
It used to be 500w for the Pavilion Line which is nearly 1:1
I think that tfx is the closest fit, but lacks the proprietary pwr signal cable. You’d need the pin out for Arduino cables or know how to crimp DuPont connectors or find an adapter.
Skytech gaming nebula gaming PC can you see how good it is or not please I am getting it for Christmas and I want to know if it’s good there’s no videos about it right now it has good specs but I don’t know how good it will be it is $800
Was worth the wait
You could of put in a 2 slot card guys.
I have the Victus 12th Gen i3 GTX1650 upgraded the 8gb to 16gb solid performance and upgrade.
Great Vid Guys!
you can upgrade the power supply unit, just get a 24 pin to 4 pin adapter. to 500 or 600 watts
Seems like a good deal for 245. I may buy it.
Not me watching the video on this pc 💀
I got a computer with an RTX 4060 and i5-12400 for $625 on a black Friday deal, I am getting it for Christmas
Cpu seems to be power constrained maybe it has been limited by the hp bios?
It is, im on an i9 9900k on an hp motherboard, the bios has 0 overclocking features, everything is locked, even software like Intel ETU doesnt have full overclocking ability, things are greyed out
Hp bioses are the worst imo
@@coolcock_ I quite like some of their hardware. Their PSUs are solid but yes their BIOS is very restrictive. Unfortunately that’s what you get with industry grade stuff
have you guys ever tried using a Dell 3000 or 3090 micro pc for gaming. Interested to see how it handles certain gaming titles.
Same specs in UK is double the price around £ 550 to 600
Great video really nice PC for under 500.
How well does it keep cool under high loads? That tiny screen of holes doesn't look like it would allow much air intake when your CPU/GPU are going full speed.
I bought this in 2021 for $700 and it was not worth it but for this price it’s not too bad though you’ll have to upgrade RAM, PSU, and the CPU though I heard it’s very limited because of the Erica 8 motherboard
Where did you get your 2060? I didnt see a link.
You guys said u are gonna test a system with rx580 2048sp with r5 4500. That’s literally my pc I overclocked both cpu a bit and it’s really good for me
That's actually a pretty sick deal.
Idk if its possible but could you please make a video like this oriented around affordable gaming laptops, i really want to get one for under $500 but its not seeming possible unless i buy a used one or something and im def not buying a used gaming pc lmao, i really dont care about brand names, just specs and performance and affordability is what matters for me.
That's the exact same 2060 I have in my Ryzen 5 3600 build!!
how is this even possible? in europe the cpu+gpu itself are more expensive than the whole pc. 245 usd is insane
can you make a video on what graphics card to pair with a 4th gen Intel CPU?
It runs Starfield in low settings and that’s all I really cared about 😂
Can y’all do a console streaming setup on a budget ! I would love to see how y’all get the best quality out of a console gaming streaming setup
The GPU fans sitting on the PSU give me the willies.
Does anyone know where I can find all of the specs they bought in this video because I'm trying to upgrade my computer which is this one plz send link cause I can't the GeForce 2060 or anything else.
Can I put a 1 fan 3060 in it?
My local walmart had a lot of those old Victus's and put them on sale for maybe 300
If i didn't mind periptery parts i'd buy
what is the location?
My Walmart only had one on display since they released, then again my Walmart doesn’t even have a PS5 on display😭
This sum raw shit man ❤❤much love
shold install a fan on the side as an intake for better air flow
Only a very slim one would fit, and it will very likely bump against a longer gpu, so you’ll end up taking the side mounting plate out, like I did
I have done the research. This model will take 32gb ram, rx 580... total with tax for all is $423. Ellen Ring played at 5k high settings on my old fx8370 & rx 580 water cooled. This combo should play cyberpunk at 1440 high settings, no problem, lol. Going insane in my apartment saving to build a workstation. Thanks for the information.
dang you guys really love the victus lol
this same pc is £550 at the cheapest in the uk the component prices alone over here are daunting
Will the ASUS Dual GeForce RTX4060 OC White edition 8GB GDDR6 fit?im only worried about the height
what is the best old Dell OptiPlex or hp that has an m.2 slot and can handle rx 6700 or rtx 3060 or 4060 without bottleneck what do you recommend plz
Quick question, does every one of these hp victus desktops come with a 8 pin pcie cable to upgrade the gpu?
i think so becouse they are all the same so they have the same components, i ASSUME im not sure but i assume
i have one question is there a difference between a 1660 super and a 2060
Being able to use dlss and possibly light ray tracing maybe.. I had a 1660 super and i5 and and that wasn’t really available or good so to speak but to my knowledge the rtx 2060-80 cards are better for that? Could be wrong tho!
wait, where's the steps for switching gpu drivers from amd to nvidia?
Question, The 2060 is a 190 power card, wouldn't that strain a 350 power GPU? I have 450 power supply that runs 1070 at 150 power so I thought the only upgrade path would be the low power consumption of a 4060. Did I miss something where I can upgrade my card on my pc and be fine with a 450 power supply? Trying to get some kind of DLSS and other enhancements but nothing crazy for my I7 8700 cpu system.
its 160w card not 190 and he could undervolt it to go lower. Definately not wise to run this gpu on a 350w psu
The CPU will max out at 81W and the GPU at 160W. Maybe another 30W for mobo. 10W for RAM and SSD. Under 300W total, so completely fine if you don't add a bunch more crap to it.
Unfortunately I can't look more further cause eu no microcentre in my place 😢
Woukd the 2060 be a good pairing with an i7 8700k? I currently have a GTX 1060 6GB.
Yeah 2060 would be a good upgrade check out the rx5700 as well seen some great deals on them
Title should be updated though to "how we upgraded a 235 USD pc to better heights" xD
Hi, i have an intel core i5 750, with samsung electronics motherboard, 250 ssd and 8gb ram, can you recommend me some parts to upgrade my pc to get decent fps?
How about the RTX 4060 LP version?
um i need help ands is the R5 5500 and arc a750 good for fortnite i wanna play fortnite comp but i cant have a bad pc
*I would've gone with a RX6600, none the less still a great upgrade*
The 3060 is a nice upgrade and will be be a wonderful pairing for the 5600g, but for a similar price you have the 6700 XT which will trash Nvidia except in RT performance.
yea but at that budget most probably dont care about rt performance and would rather have higher fps in normal settings
@@wsley_ that's why the Radeon is even a better option here.
Nobody wants amd 😂
@@Tatoebot I'm not a fanboy, I don't care about brands. I've had both Nvidia and AMD GPUs. All I want is a decent product.
@@Tatoebot the glazing is wild
I got one of these not knowing what I actually needed to game. Now has a been maxed out with a 4070 😂
I like how "you can play esports titles" basically means that these games can run on a potato on lower settings😅
Correct
I love how they're now posting these videos and accompanying links after the deal/item has already sold out. With them now doing a form of pay to win on their twitch channels for the giveaways, they're starting to do some scummy practices. But they always let you know you can buy the pc on their website for a scammy overpriced markup.
What screw driver do I need for building/upgrading pc's??
Screws usually comes with the parts
Will you guys enable shipping your products to Maldives anytime soon?
: O
I wish I had a PC like that
This channel is the best ❤❤ thanks for putting the best content out there for us guys ❤❤
+1
whats the pc called
I doubt that system supports XMP/DOCP. so you would need to stick with JEDEC RAM for an OEM system like that otherwise the RAM would only use its base JEDEC value which is likely 2666 and AMD systems heavily rely on fast RAM. Also a 5600G and RX 6400 is an absolutely terrible combo as the RX 6400 is only x4 PCIe and the APU is only 3.0 PCIe which makes the GPU starved for bandwidth.
I love how jack said remember at home kids 😂 I’m 32 😅
what would issues would I run into with a case swap
Not worth it unless you can get one really cheap for parts. The case, motherboard, and PSU are only compatible with the Pavilion/Victus lineup. The RAM is JEDEC, and the NVMe is likely Gen 3 (fine for a PC).
Does this pc support sata for some ssd's?
Where did you get the gpu?
Evga GeForce RTX 2060 SC Gaming Single Fan
Stupid question but could I fit a 4060lp in it
is this on Ebay and is this site reliable
Do you think the 5600g would work well wiith the 3060ti, I was thinking about getting this CPU it's really dirt cheap on eBay.
That would pair great together.
maybe get a i5 13600k if you can afford it or if you want a budget one go for the ryzen 5 5600 like you said.
I really have some dumb questions because I haven't built a computer in some time, since 2019 TBH. My current computer is fine in games like ATS but I want to play a certain game now I tried it but it's not great in that game, it's okay, and it works but not so great in that title, so I'm looking to up my single core performance. Currently, I have an i7 9700 4.7 Ghz 8 core and the RTX 3060ti, and my memory speed is only 2666 it works for most games still and I have a 1tb XPG NVMe SSD, but would this NVMe be compatible with a 12th or 13th gen motherboard, even as maybe a secondary storage? That's one of my questions and the other is, will I need to replace my PCIe Gen 3 riser cable if I go 13 gen intel? The reason I ask is I have a vertically mounted GPU and my case has a Lian Li vertical mount in it. I think I heard I need to replace the cable, but I'm not 100% certain. @@abbuabbas2472
Hey $209.99 I got the Ryzen 5 7600X Used, I kept l; looking at it thinking this is less than $100 more than this 5600g new, I mean I'm not rich lately, so I got kind of a budget Gigabyte UD B650 Motherboard and that's fine, I don't overclock anything but the ram with XMP. This thing should smoke that 9th Gen i7 9700 in single core performance at 5.3 GHz Max Turbo and I got 32 GB TeamGroup 6000 MT/s ram, no more 2666! I think the board is Gen 4 PCIe support so I'm gonna need to swape out my PCIe riser cable because it's Gen 3, so I need a new cable or I could just do away with the vertical GPU mount. If you view my channel you can see the Computer I'm upgrading I have a very short video of the inside of thos getto looking old PC I'm upgrading. 🤣 @@abbuabbas2472
Is rx 6600xt good for this cpu with 700psu with b550 mobo?
Kee-ok-sia... It's actually a well known brand...😊
If i buy that pc could i get somebody to do the upgrades for me? Dont know anything about pc
Does anyone know a good pre build that’s 300$ that could run cs2 at 720 with 60fps
anything can do this u just need any gpu with atleast 2gb of vram and u will be good to go
Where is l8mk for 2060
Looks like you could mount a side intake fan?
60mm, 82mm or 90mm. Depends on the size of your PSU and GPU. If I remember correctly there is 2 mounts for fans on the side panel.
Hay man thanks answering that, it's good information that you might actully be able to cool this thing, I thought I saw some fan holes there. IDE cooling actully makes a desent slim 92 MM ARGB fan, if you wanted RGB fans you could use a hub and control it with a reset switch of the case and of course there is the Noctua NF-A9x14 PWM 92 MM for raw cooling performance. The one in the back of this Victus appiers to be the same old 92 MM HP always had, but I mean how much can you really tell from a video. My 4th gen HP pavillion I had some years ago had that same 92 MM rear fan, and no intake ventiation at all, that's why I case swapped that damm hot box and added the i7 4790 and 1060 6gb single fan card, but you can't do that with these. That HP had a memphis 2 uATX motherboard, so it fit a standard ATX case, I believe it was the last gen HP ever sold before they started doing weird proprietary shit! 🤣
@@piecingtogethergamingpcs Yeah, there are some good AIO's that support 90mm fans that you can use to sometimes get up to a 20 degree improvement in cooling for the CPU.
@@piecingtogethergamingpcs I probably should have mentioned this. I don't know if the problem is isolated to me or not. I haven't seen anyone having this issue, though it's still a possibility.
The 6+2 pin power connectors that are plugged into the GPU out of the box, 500W PSU, could potentially cause minor GPU artifacting during dual CPU-GPU intensive tasks (alt+tab, xBox gamebar, etc). The solution I found was by unplugging it and using the other 6+2 pin connector.