You must haven't been to a Micro Center before. The employees in each department are knowledgeable of the store products that they're selling. This is a common practice at Micro Center.
I LOVE this style of content! It would be AWESOME if you guys could go head to head on the 2nd hand market with like a $500 budget and see who can build the better gaming rig. (Fb marketplace, CL, etc...)
@zacksnetwork5652 Meh wanted faster ram than AMD supports. I'm running 7200 CL32. Also 13900k generally beats 7950x in gaming performance albeit not as efficiently. I live In a state that electricity is only 9 cents per kw so that didn't really matter
@@ZackSNetwork I agree, I have the 7900x3d and 7900XT. I wanted these in particular for their power consumption, as they both run a step below in terms of wattage for what AMD offers. I suspect I won't have to upgrade again for quite some time, probably will upgrade at the end of the AM5 cycle when they release their last iteration for GPU and CPU, but I might not even upgrade the CPU again for quite some time until they get some really efficient chips out. Though it seems we are etching closer and closer to laptop wattages, which is great, but I would really like a laptop that we could have a mobo interchange in.
Like the mix-up of different content in this video. Would love to see super budget, best bang for buck builds getting used parts off eBay - like most of us cheapskates.
Wow, this was really fun and exciting to watch. You should definitely do it again but with based theme builds such as $2,000 Corsair Budget build or a $1,800 MSI Budget build. Otherwise then that, I really enjoyed it. Thanks Toasty Bros.
I have the CK560 for my case but it's the black version, and now seeing the white, I'm glad I have the black because idk why they didn't make the inside of it white also lol.
@@TheBlueBunnyKen And an air cooler will last for at least 20 years since it’s just a big block of aluminium and copper with one or more fans, the fans have a limited lifespan but the air cooler itself could last for eternity. There are good big air coolers from Be Quiet and Noctua wich compete with AIOs, I would only get an AIO if I’d ever have the need for a very powerful high TDP CPU like an i9 or a Ryzen 9.
I personally built a 2060 i7 4770k pc and it performs great and looks good. It runs almost everything I throw at it. However the only reason why I went with this type of setup is the deals I got on the parts. I built my entire pc for under 300$. So for anyone looking for a pc always look around for deals
I think you Both Killed it Matt got Intel Cpu with Rx 6750 xt all White very Clean and 1440p.monitor 💪🏼💥and Jackson got the Amd Cpu with the Rtx 3070 ti with Black Pc with 2 curved Monitor's Both are Pimp But i would have to go with Matt's 💪🏼💥
I built my first gaming pc in December 2022. I spent 1000 bucks and it runs amazing and plays everything I throw at it. Thanks to MW2 for being such a pisspoor game it inspired me to get into pc gaming and sim racing with VR
The PSU is a 750 Corsair. It goes with a Gigabyte Vision b550 plus AMD 5600 and Lian LI 240 AIO all picked up at Micro Center Cincinnati. Black and White theme. Everything was just at 700 bucks. Finished Saturday, has a 700 watt Thermaltake PSU right now will replace with the Corsair this weekend. Been doing this since 1994.
Anytime I watch yall or Austin Evans walk around a micro center, I start looking to see how close one is to me, and then start planning on moving to the nearest store in TX.
For that 3070Ti, if you have a couple of dollars more, go for a b550. Because that B450 only supports PCIE Gen 3, so you aren't getting the max performance of the GPU.
I wish they would build a Microcenter in North Charleston or Summerville South Carolina. The closest one to me now is over 5 hours away if I take the more dangerous curvy back roads and really, really speed hard ( doing so would greatly increase chance of never getting there, so dangerous in "deer country" ).
The budget could’ve been used a lot better focusing choices around aesthetics at a “budget” build is not worth it imo there is no need for an aio that budget could have gone to a better power supply for future proofing or more storage
RIP to our Microcenter who left their location in the heart of Silicon Valley at the Santa Clara location many years ago. Wish we still had one nearby. :(
You guys are out of Louisville, right? If it took you two hours to get there, you must have went to the Sharonville, OH location! I live in Northern KY lol Microcenter is about 45 minutes or so away from me. I was just there too, too bad I didn’t see you guys!
I'd love to shop at a Microcenter and build my very first ever gaming PC. I'm not willing to drive 609 miles one way, 1218 round trip for that experience. I don't see any Microcenter coming to a location anywhere near me in any semblance of reasonable traveling distance, at any time in the future. Microscenter is not too shipping friendly with in store only for the vast majority of what they retail. Both builds look absolutely stunning and aesthetically pleasing. I would chose Jack's build as it would not only game well it should handle photo and video editing as well. These are two of the best builds I have seen on your channel since I discovered you guys and became a subscriber. Hopefully it will go for sale at PCbros without the requirement to pick up locally only. That drive would be several days for me from my little piece of dirt in NE Arizona.
Nice vid but bad choice on the ddr4 board on you could've gone with a r5 or r7 5000 series which would worked just as good with your gpu choice and you went with ddr4 anyway
I'm using the same exact headset as matt, great headset the mic is pretty good plus matt's white theme looks sick. Great videos guys love your content👍🔥
love this channel & Microcenter is the best physical store hands down. my last 2 GPU's were a Microcenter open boxed RX 6800 & RX 7900 XTX. both Red Devils & both $300-$350 less than MSRP.
Is Microcenter like our PC World in the UK? Online stores and shops have cheaper prices. A shame Lian Li fans and coolers are in short supply here in the UK at the moment. Can't buy any for love or money right now. I had to go with a Lian Li 750w SFX PSU because the 850w is out of stock(I can always upgrade later, right? I assume the sockets on both PSUs are the same pinout design?).
I think back in 2020 i watched your videos and many other on how to build pc's. My kids would die if they were giving a shopping spree at micro center. I have a 8 year old daughter almost 9 in 3 weeks and a 10 yeal old son gonna be 11 in august that is really getting into gaming and i built them both pc's back in 2020 for light gaming and for school when covid hit and shut schools down. Right now both pc's are amd athlon 3000g, Gigabyte b450m ds3h v2 motherboard and 16gb ram, no gpu. I got what i could afford at the time. And right now they are running slow cause they are really getting into gaming and both would like to start streaming at some point. But i told them maybe in a few years. Would really love to build them new pc's but money is tight now and everything is just too expensive. I love watching yalls videos and just subbed i thought i subbed couple years ago.
I just got a MSI pre built i7 12th gen 3080 liquid cooled 16g ddr4 1tb SSD windows 10 installed keyboard and mouse including after taxes and shipping 1450 and got monitor 31.5 Acer 1440 on sale was 220 after taxes and shipping PC was refurbished so keep eye on refurbished daily cuz they only put one up on deal once in a while but worth the wait
both are good for what someone is going for. 2 monitor setup for a streamer, 1 monitor for someone who just wants to game. Matt had the employee of micro center do all the work... big brain
i gotta pick the dual monitor w aio as the winner. i picked up a strix 4080 for 1100. pretty happy w my personal setup. good vid guys it was interesting to see the 2 different build styles.
Start small and build up. My first build was $250 and had a fx 6300 with a gtx 1050, ddr3, and some other trash stuff. Now I have a ryzen 5 3600, rtx 3070, ddr4 3200, I just slowly upgraded over 2/3 years
i think for more demanding games like warzone or red dead matts PC might be there but for a all around gaming setup with a high performance PC dual Monitors and being able to Multi task Jacks is better but both Setups are Great imo id go for Jacks
Jack was a legend. Giving Matt all the best deals and that guy knows his stuff. Brilliant 👏🏼
You must haven't been to a Micro Center before. The employees in each department are knowledgeable of the store products that they're selling. This is a common practice at Micro Center.
@@disguiseddv8ant486 sadly there are none in europe
@@Daniel_-nt8ir oneday hopefully
I LOVE this style of content! It would be AWESOME if you guys could go head to head on the 2nd hand market with like a $500 budget and see who can build the better gaming rig. (Fb marketplace, CL, etc...)
@@docter4ever where
@@xylem7987 bro he’s not giving you the sauce 😂
The Microcenter guy helping Matt is a legend!
Loved this! Looks like you guys had a ton of fun too
This is the kind of challenge you guys should do more often!!!!
12600k and 6750Xt is a beast of a combo. Currently running it myself. And i have a feeling it will out perform the other setup.
I'm a slight step below that, 12400 and 6700xt, I love my setup
@@Trevorwyatt1813900k and 7900XTX haven't found a game it doesn't demolish. Love Amd gpus
@@huskers1278 AMD GPU’s pair better with their CPU counterparts. The 7950x would have been a better option.
@zacksnetwork5652 Meh wanted faster ram than AMD supports. I'm running 7200 CL32. Also 13900k generally beats 7950x in gaming performance albeit not as efficiently. I live In a state that electricity is only 9 cents per kw so that didn't really matter
@@ZackSNetwork I agree, I have the 7900x3d and 7900XT. I wanted these in particular for their power consumption, as they both run a step below in terms of wattage for what AMD offers. I suspect I won't have to upgrade again for quite some time, probably will upgrade at the end of the AM5 cycle when they release their last iteration for GPU and CPU, but I might not even upgrade the CPU again for quite some time until they get some really efficient chips out. Though it seems we are etching closer and closer to laptop wattages, which is great, but I would really like a laptop that we could have a mobo interchange in.
A real challenge: 500$ used setup
Like the mix-up of different content in this video. Would love to see super budget, best bang for buck builds getting used parts off eBay - like most of us cheapskates.
we need more of these videos like this. one a month would be cool. great video tho
Wow, this was really fun and exciting to watch. You should definitely do it again but with based theme builds such as $2,000 Corsair Budget build or a $1,800 MSI Budget build. Otherwise then that, I really enjoyed it. Thanks Toasty Bros.
No one stayed in budget even with the bundles lmao 😂😂😂😂
Next Toasty Bros Challenge: Build A Gaming PC With A $100 Budget. *Note smash that like button* Let's see them try this.
@darkshadowX yes
@darkshadowX If anyone can do it, the Toasty Bros can. But are they up for the challenge?
@darkshadowX Parts don't have to be new.
Lol
Xeon build, except X58 and X79 used boards are insanely priced. AliExpress has solid bundles for cheap though.
I have the CK560 for my case but it's the black version, and now seeing the white, I'm glad I have the black because idk why they didn't make the inside of it white also lol.
water cooled and dual monitor that's a pretty damn good use of money
Agreed, that one wins for the budget
Only downside about water cooling is that it eventually fails :(
@@alagui7894 An AIO will last 7-8yrs at most if you take care of dusting it
@@TheBlueBunnyKen And an air cooler will last for at least 20 years since it’s just a big block of aluminium and copper with one or more fans, the fans have a limited lifespan but the air cooler itself could last for eternity. There are good big air coolers from Be Quiet and Noctua wich compete with AIOs, I would only get an AIO if I’d ever have the need for a very powerful high TDP CPU like an i9 or a Ryzen 9.
I refuse to miss a video i need as much information to save upgrade build my own pc
Open box Microcenter is the GOAT. Matt's build looks great too.
I cannot waittttt until they finish the Indianapolis location I was just saying they should come here!!!
Red dragon has some of the best cheap peripherals. I’ve had a mouse, keyboard and I even use some speakers from them now. Affordable and functional
Matt’s pc 🔥 love the white set up , with adding the dual monitor 🔥
3:41 nailed it
I personally built a 2060 i7 4770k pc and it performs great and looks good. It runs almost everything I throw at it. However the only reason why I went with this type of setup is the deals I got on the parts. I built my entire pc for under 300$. So for anyone looking for a pc always look around for deals
I think you Both Killed it Matt got Intel Cpu with Rx 6750 xt all White very Clean and 1440p.monitor 💪🏼💥and Jackson got the Amd Cpu with the Rtx 3070 ti with Black Pc with 2 curved Monitor's Both are Pimp But i would have to go with Matt's 💪🏼💥
Looks like the Sharonville location that I have by my house sweet
I NEED a micro center in northern California. These prices are nuts on some items!
I built my first gaming pc in December 2022.
I spent 1000 bucks and it runs amazing and plays everything I throw at it.
Thanks to MW2 for being such a pisspoor game it inspired me to get into pc gaming and sim racing with VR
I always love Jackson's metal band apparel. The MoP hoodie is 🔥🔥🔥🤘.
OMG so fun to watch this video!
Plz do more of this videos!
How? Im from sweden 😂
Thought the title said budget lol. Man I wish I had a Microcenter.
The PSU is a 750 Corsair. It goes with a Gigabyte Vision b550 plus AMD 5600 and Lian LI 240 AIO all picked up at Micro Center Cincinnati. Black and White theme. Everything was just at 700 bucks. Finished Saturday, has a 700 watt Thermaltake PSU right now will replace with the Corsair this weekend. Been doing this since 1994.
Seems like everyone is saying this isn't a budget pc. So let's see a real budget pc build, lol. $800 or less!
Ain't no way $1500 is a budget 😭
Any amount you set is a budget. They went with 1500. They didn’t say it was a budget rig
@@MaverickCXthey did
Americans are so lucky to have Microcenter!
Anytime I watch yall or Austin Evans walk around a micro center, I start looking to see how close one is to me, and then start planning on moving to the nearest store in TX.
I live in Indy, so hyped to hear that we're finally getting a Micro Center!
I live in MS, pretty safe to say hell will freeze over before one opens here.
First time I’m hearing this! I’m hype.
Edit: commented before it came up in the video lol
I Will go With Matt Setup was a little Hard to decide at first But Matt 100 Percent.Keep up the good work
UGH WE NEEDA MICRO CENTER IN SOUTHEAST FLORIDA LIKE YESTERDAY PLEASE.
Me not knowing a thing about how to build a pc but I love watching these kind of videos
For that 3070Ti, if you have a couple of dollars more, go for a b550. Because that B450 only supports PCIE Gen 3, so you aren't getting the max performance of the GPU.
Surprised Jackson didn’t go with the montech air 100. Great case and comes with fans
I wish they would build a Microcenter in North Charleston or Summerville South Carolina. The closest one to me now is over 5 hours away if I take the more dangerous curvy back roads and really, really speed hard ( doing so would greatly increase chance of never getting there, so dangerous in "deer country" ).
What size liquid cooler could I fit in your budget streamer pc?
I like the black setup myself. I would also to be interested to see you swap video cards and re benchmark and compare.
The budget could’ve been used a lot better focusing choices around aesthetics at a “budget” build is not worth it imo there is no need for an aio that budget could have gone to a better power supply for future proofing or more storage
1500 for a whole set up with out desk is a good budget, good video
you should guys do these more often!! these type of vids are cool also I like matt's setup because of the white theme.
Great video guys!! I’m trying to build my 1st pc and this helped me alot! I live in Michigan and Micro Center is jus an hr away
Wish hand a gaming setup, Keep up the great work, y'all are my favorite youtubers
Got my 13600k at Microcenter for $250. It's nice to have one not too far away. They seem to really be going all in on YT promotion these days
my closes MC is 6 hrs away but everytime i take a trip to disneyland in socal, MC is a must stop
Quick question does the b450 motherboard you got comes with ryzen 5000 ready or not?
No
As a person with a small head and wears a headset all day for work, I love that Logitech headset.
Totally awesome going with the bundle and open box options and of course micro center is helping out.
I had my PC built during the GPU apocalypse, it almost makes me cry to think what I would've gotten now for the same money
@text9138 hit up deez nuts scammer...does it ever snow in India?
I did an 11th Gen i7 with 32GB DDR4 and a RTX 3060 build during the pandemic for $1200. I’m gonna be sick🤢
@@zeroturn7091 did better than me, I came out with only an RX 580 8gb, least you had a 3060, mine was nearly $1500
RIP to our Microcenter who left their location in the heart of Silicon Valley at the Santa Clara location many years ago. Wish we still had one nearby. :(
You guys are out of Louisville, right? If it took you two hours to get there, you must have went to the Sharonville, OH location! I live in Northern KY lol Microcenter is about 45 minutes or so away from me. I was just there too, too bad I didn’t see you guys!
Yup! That is the location we always go to
3.41 nailed it
Love Microcenter. Hopefully they sponsor more videos like this.
BRO
MY LAPTOP HAS BEEN BUGGING OUT RECENTLY YALL POSTED AT THE PERFECT TIME
How long you had it?
I wish I lived near a Micro-Center I’ve never been inside one, nice video!
I love MicroCenter. ❤
What in game benchmark are yall using?
i had to complete my homework before i could watch this and it was worth every second of the wait
1500 $ isn't budget. It's a lot of money. And in Europe with that money in euros you will have a much less powerful system.
A budget is how much they can spend budget isn’t cheap…
It is a budget in the way they used it. It's not how they usually use budget (like their pcs made on the cheap).
$1500 IS THEIR BUDGET. THATS A BUDGET.... where is your logic?
In todays society. 1500 for a whole setup is actually budget if you go new...
@@Fl1ckz_TV you clearly dont know what a budget is, a budget is a financial plan it doesn't have to be cheap , 1500 is their budget
I'd love to shop at a Microcenter and build my very first ever gaming PC. I'm not willing to drive 609 miles one way, 1218 round trip for that experience. I don't see any Microcenter coming to a location anywhere near me in any semblance of reasonable traveling distance, at any time in the future. Microscenter is not too shipping friendly with in store only for the vast majority of what they retail. Both builds look absolutely stunning and aesthetically pleasing. I would chose Jack's build as it would not only game well it should handle photo and video editing as well. These are two of the best builds I have seen on your channel since I discovered you guys and became a subscriber. Hopefully it will go for sale at PCbros without the requirement to pick up locally only. That drive would be several days for me from my little piece of dirt in NE Arizona.
Nice vid but bad choice on the ddr4 board on you could've gone with a r5 or r7 5000 series which would worked just as good with your gpu choice and you went with ddr4 anyway
well that was pretty cool of micro center The both setups were nice
I just ordered my first product from Micro Center today. Its a Montech X3 pc case...and you guys do this video... nice coincidence lol
Wait they ship now?
@ZeroTurn yep
I'm using the same exact headset as matt, great headset the mic is pretty good plus matt's white theme looks sick.
Great videos guys love your content👍🔥
love this channel & Microcenter is the best physical store hands down. my last 2 GPU's were a Microcenter open boxed RX 6800 & RX 7900 XTX. both Red Devils & both $300-$350 less than MSRP.
Got the XFX 7900XTX myself absolutely love that GPU. Had the RedDevil 6950XT before that and nothing but praise for that as well
that looks so cool I wish I could have one but they're so expensive
Looks like your settings were different for the Cyberpunk benchmark. Any reason for that?
Love the White PC. I want to build a White AM4 setup and this was Exactly what I would choose .
Is Microcenter like our PC World in the UK? Online stores and shops have cheaper prices. A shame Lian Li fans and coolers are in short supply here in the UK at the moment. Can't buy any for love or money right now. I had to go with a Lian Li 750w SFX PSU because the 850w is out of stock(I can always upgrade later, right? I assume the sockets on both PSUs are the same pinout design?).
I think back in 2020 i watched your videos and many other on how to build pc's. My kids would die if they were giving a shopping spree at micro center. I have a 8 year old daughter almost 9 in 3 weeks and a 10 yeal old son gonna be 11 in august that is really getting into gaming and i built them both pc's back in 2020 for light gaming and for school when covid hit and shut schools down. Right now both pc's are amd athlon 3000g, Gigabyte b450m ds3h v2 motherboard and 16gb ram, no gpu. I got what i could afford at the time. And right now they are running slow cause they are really getting into gaming and both would like to start streaming at some point. But i told them maybe in a few years. Would really love to build them new pc's but money is tight now and everything is just too expensive.
I love watching yalls videos and just subbed i thought i subbed couple years ago.
Microcenter please come to Tampa, Riverview or Orlando!
Best deal ived had a my local micro center was a open-box EVGA 2070super for $250
My Gf is currently enjoying it as ive upgraded to 6800xt
I have a question what do u guys do with the pcs after
Is this worth it to build for budget?
Ryzen 5 5500
Msi B450 A Pro
Gigabyte 1650 super
I just got a MSI pre built i7 12th gen 3080 liquid cooled 16g ddr4 1tb SSD windows 10 installed keyboard and mouse including after taxes and shipping 1450 and got monitor 31.5 Acer 1440 on sale was 220 after taxes and shipping PC was refurbished so keep eye on refurbished daily cuz they only put one up on deal once in a while but worth the wait
"Best Budget Setup" "$1,500" 💀
I don't know if the testing phase is showing their actual screen images, but if so Matt's monitor looks way better
Come crawling faster
Obey your master
Your life burns faster
Obey your master, master!
jackson i freakin love the hoodie!!!!
Nice video. I need a Canadian $ version of this.
been waiting on this video since the teaser.
both are good for what someone is going for. 2 monitor setup for a streamer, 1 monitor for someone who just wants to game.
Matt had the employee of micro center do all the work... big brain
I like the all black build from Jack, but really like the performance of Matt's build.
here in canerda we have no microcenters we just have memory express (witch is a good store!)
what benchmarking software you use
i like jack setup bc i like that how you can get 2 moniters for a chep and the pc
What pc do u recommend for under $400
Im screaming.
I just want a Microcenter near me. That's it.
I'm saddened by the fact that the nearest MicroCenter is 4 hours away, 255 miles is just too far away. 😭
i gotta pick the dual monitor w aio as the winner. i picked up a strix 4080 for 1100. pretty happy w my personal setup. good vid guys it was interesting to see the 2 different build styles.
What it open box it get cheaper?
That Inland Performance NVME is better than the Crucial P3. I have the Inland and it is blazing fast, is cheaper, and comes with a 6 year warranty.
Matt gotta take the W here xD
i wish i could afford a 1500 pc lol im stuck on my gaming laptop i love watching these hopefully eventually ill be able to build one
dont worry i got the same problem
You can have a full 1080p gaming PC in the US for $900ish. Monitor, keyboard, and mouse included
Ill buy you a 4090
@@AnbuReckz yay
Start small and build up. My first build was $250 and had a fx 6300 with a gtx 1050, ddr3, and some other trash stuff. Now I have a ryzen 5 3600, rtx 3070, ddr4 3200, I just slowly upgraded over 2/3 years
With a 5600x and 3070Ti I feel attacked that the title is Best Budget Gaming Setup D:
i think for more demanding games like warzone or red dead matts PC might be there but for a all around gaming setup with a high performance PC dual Monitors and being able to Multi task Jacks is better but both Setups are Great imo id go for Jacks
Oh look, Dave Foley is trying to grow a beard