I never leave those labels on the NVMe SSD, it's going to transfer heat away a lot better without that label between the heatsink and the chips my dude! Make sure the thermal pad is contacting the chips directly for maximum cooling and heat transform to the aluminum heat sink
Think about it like this I know the NVMe doesn't get as hot but think if you had that paper between your cooler and the CPU it wouldn't cool for shit, so why would you leave a label between the chips and the thermal pad of the NVMe heatsink?
Great work on the build walkthough! The split screen showing the cable routing was an especially nice touch for first time builders that may not understand how to run the cables. Definitely will be pinning this in the tech help channel on the Discord!!
I love the way you explain the assembly of the build, very, very good and simple to understand. I don't know if 8Gb VRAM is the best move to play 1440p in the near future, specially with some VRAM ungry games but to respect the 1000$ i get it... I truly love your channel! 😊
day 2 I was in temu and found PC parts on there heres a list of them: GPU motherboard ram SSDs fans AIO case. I couldn't find a CPU but i would just use something a round the price of the GPU, I would also get accessories for the all temu setup. i would love to see this video come out. you guys are the best
This is my build for under 900$ Gpu- rx 6800 got it for 370$ Cpu- i5-12600kf snatched it for 150$ Ram 16gb of 3200mhz ram Mobo- got it from a box deal asrock z690 pro rs Psu- MSI MAG a750GL PCIE 750 watt Ssd- crucial p5 plus 1tb got it for 50$ Case- Phanteks G300A case
love the all black loadout. been looking on the channel for a video just like this. Brand new to the PC game and was looking for something the is better than console. Thanks for the video.
I'm surprised to see you guys reccomend not only 16gb of ram for a 1440p $1000 system, but a 7600 non xt?? this build makes no sense for a $1000 system... this is like $700 worth of performance at best, and will need to be upgraded immediately. here is what I would build instead. you get a very capable 5600x, wifi b550 mobo, better cooler, 32 GB of ram, an actually good power supply, and the proper amount of budget allocated to the GPU, a 7700xt. This is an amazing $1000 1440p build that I would highly reccomend over the one depicted in the video. Am5 is just not cheap enough yet for anything under about $1200 to be worthwhile. You get a bit worse upgrade path because its am4 not am5, but the performance is so much better that you wont be needing to upgrade for a while. and when you do, the 5800x3d is right there. CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 3.7 GHz 6-Core Processor ($159.99 @ Walmart) CPU Cooler: Thermalright Assassin Spirit 120 EVO 68.9 CFM CPU Cooler ($22.90 @ Amazon) Motherboard: Asus PRIME B550M-A/CSM Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard ($100.99 @ Newegg) Memory: TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan Z 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory ($59.99 @ Amazon) Storage: Crucial P3 Plus 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive ($64.99 @ Best Buy) Video Card: Gigabyte GAMING OC Radeon RX 7700 XT 12 GB Video Card ($439.99 @ Amazon) Case: Montech AIR 100 ARGB MicroATX Mid Tower Case ($64.99 @ Newegg) Power Supply: Corsair RM750e (2023) 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply ($89.99 @ Best Buy) Total: $1003.83 Generated by PCPartPicker 2024-01-19 23:05 EST-0500
My god. You are actually the most helpful man on this planet for me. I’m saving up for 1000 dollars because I have 700 rn, I’m waiting for my birthday to hopefully get that amount needed. But this video will def help for sure.
Hey, i just wanted to let you know that i am a big fan and that you inspired me to build a pc. I love your vids so much!!!!!!!!! I hope that you read this
Decent template. I have a similar build, but mixed new & used parts to get it all at $900 (7500F | 6700XT 12GB | 2x16GB 6000MT/s C32 | 2TB 980 Pro). Built it before the new year, so I managed to snag great BFCM deals. Double whammy now with skyrocketing SSD prices.
@@kazucoesomay7515 aside from the display adapter level iGPU & maybe a few hundred MHz, it's basically the same for much cheaper. Got mine for about 135 USD. Even better when I threw a -30 offset on curve optimizer, and +200MHz on OC cap. Edit: I'd performance scales well, I'll probably upgrade to an X3D chip in 3 years time.
I've been modifying/building my own pc's ever since I "took the plunge" and installed some individual ram chips on the motherboard of a Compaq 286 machine. I also installed a 3.5" floppy drive! My next pc was a 2nd hand 386 box which had a hard drive! I then upgraded that with a 486 motherboard and processor. Then it was Pentium 1/2/3 etc. I think pc building is a lot easier now. You guys present some excellent build guides, very informative and comprehensive. well done!
That's not bad for the price. This video gives me an idea of what I can potentially get for $1,000 when I'm ready to upgrade from my i7 8700k and GTX 1060 6GB. I have an AIO cooler so it would be hard for me to go back to a standard cooler.
im curious why you guys would recommend that cooler, when for like $10 more you could get a thermalright peerless assassin or for $10 cheaper you could get a thermalright assassin X120, both of which would outperform the one you chose.
great video dude. i was able to get 32gb of ddr5 5200mhz along with a ryzen 9 7900x and 4060 ti for around a total build cost of 1002$ (165hz 1080p monitor included). I definitely snagged a great deal.
Great deal! I personally would have went with the 3070 as it’s a bit better performance as compared to the 4060 ti and also cheaper, but great build and deal nonetheless!
I have the same case and cpu for my build!! I like the case but was annoying to build in. Got an AIO on top and a 380 10gb tuf card as my gpu with 32gb of ddr5 6000mhz
7500f for the cpu, used rx 6700 xt for a gpu, team group 32 gb 5600mhz cl36 or go for an cl30 kit if its cheaper or same price, great choice of motherboard its goated , great ssd choice , psu could of done better with something like a seasonic g12 gm-750
I have same problem with my Ryzen 7600 . i have ak620 cooler but stil temperature goes up to 80°c . the tdp of cpu is only 65w and the cpu totally power draw is about 88w. It seems AMD uses very thick IHS in order to comptitable to am4 cpu cooler. but it causes lower heat transfer and results is higher Temps.
I have the almost exact build just a 700 watt psu and a rtx 4060 ti with 32 gb of ram y’all should of gone with like silicon power ram nice $95 and got a deepcool aircooler
Are all these build ones that your customers order and you’re just building it on the channel? Would love one see a more relatable build where you buy parts of FB marketplace and overclock the gpu like us average people’s. Maybe a little gpu custom paint and case mods too. Where have the classic YT Channels gone 😢
1000-1050 can get you a 12400 or 5600 + 4070 build. Using a 7600 is unbalanced. There's a parametric pcpartpicker build for this on one of the build a pc subreddits.
@@Nobsa. Literally no game out will outrun a 4070 with a stronger CPU than a 12400. If it does, maybe by a couple of fps. not worth underspeccing a build within this budget with a shitty card like a 7600 You can also stretch the budget a little on a 12600K dirt cheap lately if it matters that much to you, but getting a 4070 or 7800XT into that price class is way, way way more important.
With a 5600 you're on a dead platform and no DDR5 support or gen 5 support... And the 12400 isn't a bad choice but if you go DDR5 the build will be about the same cost.
7600x and rx7600 seems like a missmach to me given the MSRP for the CPU is greater than the GPU. i'd pair 7600x with much faster gpus, especially at higher resolutions.
I was about to tell you that you installed the m.2 incorrectly, then I realized the heat sink and m.2 standoff appear to use the same screw on one side? Every motherboard I've ever installed had a separate screw for the motherboard heat sink and the m.2.
I don’t am a expert but I know that gpu will make cpu way more strain on the cpu itself and the gpu gotta be always on more strain (if it’s just for editing and work for you all chosen that is solid/if for gaming you took a bade gpu for 5 7600x….
i looked at the linus psu tierlist and the smart series psu is in F AVOID tier idk what to do its in my budget so i want to get it but i dont want my pc to be too loud or not work properly
I never know why everyone just doesnt spread the thermal paste fully to be sure. Takes a tiny bit longer but best to make sure its covers the whole ihs
I done did it this way my whole darn life, change is hard I guesses. But on a real note we take coolers off all the time for testing purposes and as long as you get enough in the middle it'll spread out pretty even on its own.
@@ToastyBros yea but not 100% sure it's not on 100% of the ihs.. just takes a moment to do it right. I enjoyed your video and think you explained everything else really well.
Actually as long as the die is covered then you're fine, there's no need to actually cover the whole thing except to make someone feel better. IDK where the whole "doing it right" comes from because a lot of computer technicians do the same thing/way.
@justinbogard6700 well some tests people have done where a pea or line and doesn't get all the corners and it is cooler and it will perform a little better and just cover the whole damn thing. No excuse.
@@xpodx look dude when you get a company where you build computers and sell them for a living, do whatever the hell you want. For your information you only have to cover the die and if you don't know why or what a die is you shouldn't be building a computer until you understand what you're doing. The 12th gen cpu's have a cooling problem because they bend, that's why they make aftermarket brackets to keep it from happening and over heating. I'm pretty sure they're doing pretty good building computers. It would be different if you said, hey I was told..... and you do it differently and why is that instead of saying your way is right. No matter what you do in life there's always more than one way to do something, which doesn't make either party right or wrong. If that's what works best for you then cool but if that's what works best for him then it's all good too.
look i love the build but when i put this thing in pc part picker i noticed something first its really only 950 bucks not bad. 2ndly do not spend 70-90 bucks on DDR5 2x8 sticks you can put a good 119 buck 2x16 stick for the ARGB and your sill under 1000$. finally you can afford a 7600xt in this build with a gen 4 2tb NVME SSD with some modifications for only 1000$. But over all great build :)
genuine question, I have a ryzen 5 3500 and 1650 super but i am upgrading and having a hard time figuring out to what yet. I thought about it and saw some bench marks on the 4070 and ryzen 5 5600x (was also thinking about the 5800X3D) they were pretty good, but i also saw a combo for ryzen 7 7700x with a motherboard and wifi for around 500 but I don't have the ddr5 ram. If I were to get the combo I am going to pair it with the 6800. Should I stick with the old AM4 platform or go to the new AM5 platform.
I want to upgrade my pc the current specs are gtx 970 ryzen 5 2600 32gb ram 550w power supply what should I upgrade to for a budget around £700 also my motherboard is a gigabyte 450m which is am4
I’m looking to build my first pc, I’m looking to mainly play rust and counter strike. I know rust needs a lot, how would this build do. Or if someone can help on what type of spec I would need, I would very much appreciate it.
Question: How could the heatsink for the M.2 work with that label in the way, and if the chips don't make good direct contact with the thermal pad?? You're not the first TH-cam builder I've seen do this and to me that should be common sense. FOLKS YOUR M.2 heatsink won't work if the label is left on the M.2 and those chips aren't making good direct contact with the heartsink's thermal pad. This is no different Jackson then leaving that sticker on the CPU cooler, it renders that heatsink you installed the m.2 under ineffective, and shortens the life of the M.2 due to it getting to hot anyways.
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I never leave those labels on the NVMe SSD, it's going to transfer heat away a lot better without that label between the heatsink and the chips my dude! Make sure the thermal pad is contacting the chips directly for maximum cooling and heat transform to the aluminum heat sink
Think about it like this I know the NVMe doesn't get as hot but think if you had that paper between your cooler and the CPU it wouldn't cool for shit, so why would you leave a label between the chips and the thermal pad of the NVMe heatsink?
Direct contact to any chip is and will always be the best way to transfer heat away from any chip really.
Wish I could have seen this 4 months ago and you would have had a chance of seeing my comments and correcting this in future builds.
Do a video with the RX6800XT Please
Great work on the build walkthough! The split screen showing the cable routing was an especially nice touch for first time builders that may not understand how to run the cables. Definitely will be pinning this in the tech help channel on the Discord!!
I have Built a pc last week, But still watching your pc build videos.
Love your Videos So much ❤️
From the thumbnail, this looks like a really nice PC. I would suggest the alternative 7500F to allocate more of the budget towards the GPU
Great suggestion!
The 7500f can be quite hard to get your hands on in certain countries but if you can it's a no brainer
@@youdontneedtoknowthis177it’s on AliExpress shipping would take a while tho
Yeah but for example here in France we can't get the 7500f. Only the 7600/7600X
@youdontneedtoknowthis177 Yeah, I live in Hong Kong and since we're basically in China, there's tons of supply here
I love the way you explain the assembly of the build, very, very good and simple to understand. I don't know if 8Gb VRAM is the best move to play 1440p in the near future, specially with some VRAM ungry games but to respect the 1000$ i get it... I truly love your channel! 😊
Hey, i want to know your pc specs
Just finish building mine last month..
Micro center bundle $399
I9 12900k - $198.45
G-skill s5 6000 32gb- $65.11
Asus z790v prime- $136.43
Thermal right Notte240 - $50.90
Samsung 980 1tb- $64.99
6700xt- $299.99
Montech 1000 prime- $55.99
MSI MAG A850GL- $99.99
Total- $970.85 +tax
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PSU extension- $21.99
How the gaming on it? Been thinking about getting that micro center bundle
i9 12900k costs 380$ where i live 😭😭😭
Just bought a $2600 gaming computer from these guys. Great service, great computer....
Well done for the build guides. The ryzen 5 7600x is the great gaming cpu on a marketplace but it doesn't have a stock cooler as well.
Thanks to u guys yesterday i was able to build my first gaming pc by my own i was watching your videos and building thank u guys
Literally the best PC video ever watched
day 2
I was in temu and found PC parts on there heres a list of them:
GPU
motherboard
ram
SSDs
fans
AIO
case.
I couldn't find a CPU but i would just use something a round the price of the GPU, I would also get accessories for the all temu setup. i would love to see this video come out. you guys are the best
This Video is enough to Build my First pc.
This is my build for under 900$
Gpu- rx 6800 got it for 370$
Cpu- i5-12600kf snatched it for 150$
Ram 16gb of 3200mhz ram
Mobo- got it from a box deal asrock z690 pro rs
Psu- MSI MAG a750GL PCIE 750 watt
Ssd- crucial p5 plus 1tb got it for 50$
Case- Phanteks G300A case
love the all black loadout. been looking on the channel for a video just like this. Brand new to the PC game and was looking for something the is better than console. Thanks for the video.
I'm surprised to see you guys reccomend not only 16gb of ram for a 1440p $1000 system, but a 7600 non xt?? this build makes no sense for a $1000 system... this is like $700 worth of performance at best, and will need to be upgraded immediately.
here is what I would build instead. you get a very capable 5600x, wifi b550 mobo, better cooler, 32 GB of ram, an actually good power supply, and the proper amount of budget allocated to the GPU, a 7700xt. This is an amazing $1000 1440p build that I would highly reccomend over the one depicted in the video. Am5 is just not cheap enough yet for anything under about $1200 to be worthwhile. You get a bit worse upgrade path because its am4 not am5, but the performance is so much better that you wont be needing to upgrade for a while. and when you do, the 5800x3d is right there.
CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 3.7 GHz 6-Core Processor ($159.99 @ Walmart)
CPU Cooler: Thermalright Assassin Spirit 120 EVO 68.9 CFM CPU Cooler ($22.90 @ Amazon)
Motherboard: Asus PRIME B550M-A/CSM Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard ($100.99 @ Newegg)
Memory: TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan Z 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory ($59.99 @ Amazon)
Storage: Crucial P3 Plus 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive ($64.99 @ Best Buy)
Video Card: Gigabyte GAMING OC Radeon RX 7700 XT 12 GB Video Card ($439.99 @ Amazon)
Case: Montech AIR 100 ARGB MicroATX Mid Tower Case ($64.99 @ Newegg)
Power Supply: Corsair RM750e (2023) 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply ($89.99 @ Best Buy)
Total: $1003.83
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My god. You are actually the most helpful man on this planet for me. I’m saving up for 1000 dollars because I have 700 rn, I’m waiting for my birthday to hopefully get that amount needed. But this video will def help for sure.
Ended up getting the same case for my build. All I’ve got left to get is my cpu and my gpu. Going with an i5-12600kf and a 7600xt
7600 xt doesn't exist
@@tatesmith9241you were saying?
I just built one with a 5800x and a 7600 for my friends birthday 🥳
need at least 1300-1500 in canada for a respectable build performance due to cost of components are higher here in canada
Sadly it's like that in many countries
it's around 1800-2000 here in Denmark for something decent. And around 2500-3000+ for High end.
@@willmute Yeah, I just finished my build also here in Europe and it's a i5 13600, RTX 4060 (OC) and an AIO for cooling and it was in USD around 1700$
I like this build. Been thinking of something similar.
Hey, i just wanted to let you know that i am a big fan and that you inspired me to build a pc. I love your vids so much!!!!!!!!! I hope that you read this
I built this exact pc it runs great for the money only thing I would recommend is upgrade the graphics card to the xt for the money it’s worth it
Decent template. I have a similar build, but mixed new & used parts to get it all at $900 (7500F | 6700XT 12GB | 2x16GB 6000MT/s C32 | 2TB 980 Pro).
Built it before the new year, so I managed to snag great BFCM deals. Double whammy now with skyrocketing SSD prices.
Actually a very dope build man. Congrats🎉
The 7600x is better in raw performance nicer for the long run the f is booty good for budget gamers but not my cup of tea
@@kazucoesomay7515 aside from the display adapter level iGPU & maybe a few hundred MHz, it's basically the same for much cheaper. Got mine for about 135 USD. Even better when I threw a -30 offset on curve optimizer, and +200MHz on OC cap.
Edit: I'd performance scales well, I'll probably upgrade to an X3D chip in 3 years time.
@@binhnguyennam9723 Thanks man! Hoping yours is as well
how did you get the 7500f aliexpress?
I've been modifying/building my own pc's ever since I "took the plunge" and installed some individual ram chips on the motherboard of a Compaq 286 machine. I also installed a 3.5" floppy drive! My next pc was a 2nd hand 386 box which had a hard drive! I then upgraded that with a 486 motherboard and processor. Then it was Pentium 1/2/3 etc. I think pc building is a lot easier now. You guys present some excellent build guides, very informative and comprehensive. well done!
That's not bad for the price. This video gives me an idea of what I can potentially get for $1,000 when I'm ready to upgrade from my i7 8700k and GTX 1060 6GB. I have an AIO cooler so it would be hard for me to go back to a standard cooler.
So keep the AIO if it's still working. Most companies sell or even just straight up give mounting brackets for new sockets if necessary.
Love your videos! Any chance you can show another video of the Lenovo P520 adding some RGB bling for us gamers on a budget?
Hey PC Bros, can you do an Intel/Nvidia GPU build?
im curious why you guys would recommend that cooler, when for like $10 more you could get a thermalright peerless assassin or for $10 cheaper you could get a thermalright assassin X120, both of which would outperform the one you chose.
great AMD build!! next time for games like Apex Legends and Halo Infinte try using Radeon Super Resolution!!!
best pc build i have seen
Jonah is the loveliest of assistants.
great video dude. i was able to get 32gb of ddr5 5200mhz along with a ryzen 9 7900x and 4060 ti for around a total build cost of 1002$ (165hz 1080p monitor included). I definitely snagged a great deal.
Great deal! I personally would have went with the 3070 as it’s a bit better performance as compared to the 4060 ti and also cheaper, but great build and deal nonetheless!
@@Buxtrr i got the 4060 ti for about 300$ and i also wanted to take benefit of dlss 3.5 and frame gen so
Nice pc ,me need one just got ps5 and looking to build a pc cause mods for games.
Friendly reminder to test your system boots before cable managing.
Nice work!
You could get a ryzen 7500f for 110 at Ali express and it’s more then capable of keeping up with 1440p
I have the same case and cpu for my build!! I like the case but was annoying to build in. Got an AIO on top and a 380 10gb tuf card as my gpu with 32gb of ddr5 6000mhz
To anyone who builds this I will warn you the fans spool up quite high sometimes and it’s loud
This is exactly what i want to build, it's crazy you guys agree with my part choices
I have that case, it's great for the price!
7500f for the cpu, used rx 6700 xt for a gpu, team group 32 gb 5600mhz cl36 or go for an cl30 kit if its cheaper or same price, great choice of motherboard its goated , great ssd choice , psu could of done better with something like a seasonic g12 gm-750
I have same problem with my Ryzen 7600 .
i have ak620 cooler but stil temperature goes up to 80°c .
the tdp of cpu is only 65w and the cpu totally power draw is about 88w.
It seems AMD uses very thick IHS in order to comptitable to am4 cpu cooler.
but it causes lower heat transfer and results is higher Temps.
Can you guys do the same thing but for a mini pc? Using an ITX case and etc
Nice PC Build guide!
Nice work
first 😎 & very nice detail guidance my bros 🙌🏼
You guys awesome I like that
Covet reference 🔥🔥🔥
Praying to the toasty gods that i don't get any service calls this weekend.
Nice i have almost same build but with way better case 200 argb
Any other case that would work with this set up? can't find the Montech Air 100 ARGB anyware.
I have the almost exact build just a 700 watt psu and a rtx 4060 ti with 32 gb of ram y’all should of gone with like silicon power ram nice $95 and got a deepcool aircooler
Are all these build ones that your customers order and you’re just building it on the channel?
Would love one see a more relatable build where you buy parts of FB marketplace and overclock the gpu like us average people’s. Maybe a little gpu custom paint and case mods too.
Where have the classic YT Channels gone 😢
1000$ for an rx7600 build is kind of steep was hoping to see a gpu with at least as much power as a 7700xt or 3070
Looking to build my first pc what would be the best gpu to pair with the ryzen 7600
1000-1050 can get you a 12400 or 5600 + 4070 build. Using a 7600 is unbalanced.
There's a parametric pcpartpicker build for this on one of the build a pc subreddits.
Depends most games people play use more cpu
@@Nobsa. Literally no game out will outrun a 4070 with a stronger CPU than a 12400.
If it does, maybe by a couple of fps. not worth underspeccing a build within this budget with a shitty card like a 7600
You can also stretch the budget a little on a 12600K dirt cheap lately if it matters that much to you, but getting a 4070 or 7800XT into that price class is way, way way more important.
With a 5600 you're on a dead platform and no DDR5 support or gen 5 support... And the 12400 isn't a bad choice but if you go DDR5 the build will be about the same cost.
That Tier E BX1 PSU tho
We linked an alternative
instead of the rx 7600 could i go with the rx 6650xt? or will it bottleneck
W vid but now you needa do an intel and nvidia system for the same budget too:)
7600x and rx7600 seems like a missmach to me given the MSRP for the CPU is greater than the GPU. i'd pair 7600x with much faster gpus, especially at higher resolutions.
I was about to tell you that you installed the m.2 incorrectly, then I realized the heat sink and m.2 standoff appear to use the same screw on one side? Every motherboard I've ever installed had a separate screw for the motherboard heat sink and the m.2.
Pls do a 2k budget pc
The PSU Tier list rates the PSU in this build....... " - Tier E • Avoid "
Just don’t let your PC running overnight. Oh and keep a fire extinguisher handy. Oh and unplug the PC before you leave the house. All good now 😅
Yeah we linked an alternative for people who care about that.
please do make a standalone apu build for the new upcoming amd 8000 series cpus
Is AM5 good now no issues?
What’s a monitor for under 300 dollars you would recommend with this?
I don’t am a expert but I know that gpu will make cpu way more strain on the cpu itself and the gpu gotta be always on more strain (if it’s just for editing and work for you all chosen that is solid/if for gaming you took a bade gpu for 5 7600x….
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16:42 " ... a few millimetres." That's going to confuse 75% of your audience! 😂😂
Man microcenter is the way to go just put a pc together $934 with a ryzen 7 7700× and a 4060
How do you get Wifi or Bluetooth with this setup? Do you need to purchase separate antennas or network adapters? Or is it preinstalled.
i looked at the linus psu tierlist and the smart series psu is in F AVOID tier idk what to do its in my budget so i want to get it but i dont want my pc to be too loud or not work properly
What screwdriver are you using? (edit) What tools should i get for building a pc?
Love the content
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I am terrified of the Faceapp thumbnail
Hey I love your content but can I ask is a rtx 4060 ti 16 gb good with a r7 5700 good together
Yes that's a good combo
If you change 1000 dollars to polish pln you can only have ryzen 5 5600 and rtx 4060
I never know why everyone just doesnt spread the thermal paste fully to be sure. Takes a tiny bit longer but best to make sure its covers the whole ihs
I done did it this way my whole darn life, change is hard I guesses. But on a real note we take coolers off all the time for testing purposes and as long as you get enough in the middle it'll spread out pretty even on its own.
@@ToastyBros yea but not 100% sure it's not on 100% of the ihs.. just takes a moment to do it right. I enjoyed your video and think you explained everything else really well.
Actually as long as the die is covered then you're fine, there's no need to actually cover the whole thing except to make someone feel better. IDK where the whole "doing it right" comes from because a lot of computer technicians do the same thing/way.
@justinbogard6700 well some tests people have done where a pea or line and doesn't get all the corners and it is cooler and it will perform a little better and just cover the whole damn thing. No excuse.
@@xpodx look dude when you get a company where you build computers and sell them for a living, do whatever the hell you want. For your information you only have to cover the die and if you don't know why or what a die is you shouldn't be building a computer until you understand what you're doing. The 12th gen cpu's have a cooling problem because they bend, that's why they make aftermarket brackets to keep it from happening and over heating. I'm pretty sure they're doing pretty good building computers. It would be different if you said, hey I was told..... and you do it differently and why is that instead of saying your way is right. No matter what you do in life there's always more than one way to do something, which doesn't make either party right or wrong. If that's what works best for you then cool but if that's what works best for him then it's all good too.
So what would a good upgrade path for this build look like?
I wish they showed software as well
if i have an argb cpu cooler can i plug the argb header into the cases fan controller becouse my mothorboard dosnt have argb header
look i love the build but when i put this thing in pc part picker i noticed something first its really only 950 bucks not bad. 2ndly do not spend 70-90 bucks on DDR5 2x8 sticks you can put a good 119 buck 2x16 stick for the ARGB and your sill under 1000$. finally you can afford a 7600xt in this build with a gen 4 2tb NVME SSD with some modifications for only 1000$. But over all great build :)
Im only 12 years old so maybe yall can help me out on this thought
You could fit a 7700xt
genuine question, I have a ryzen 5 3500 and 1650 super but i am upgrading and having a hard time figuring out to what yet. I thought about it and saw some bench marks on the 4070 and ryzen 5 5600x (was also thinking about the 5800X3D) they were pretty good, but i also saw a combo for ryzen 7 7700x with a motherboard and wifi for around 500 but I don't have the ddr5 ram. If I were to get the combo I am going to pair it with the 6800. Should I stick with the old AM4 platform or go to the new AM5 platform.
would have liked to have seen how this plays warzone 3
there is wifi built into the mother board right?
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Can you make a build with the phanteks g300a
CPU running pretty hot in Fortnight
Fartnite kinda does it own thing. Also the 7000 X series CPU's are designed to run at 95C for optimal performance. That isn't a joke haha, Google it.
"Rx 7600 performance similar to rx 6750 xt"
did i hear that right?
And 8gb vram is "FUTUREPROOF"?
yea, but does it run crysis?
I want to upgrade my pc the current specs are gtx 970 ryzen 5 2600 32gb ram 550w power supply what should I upgrade to for a budget around £700 also my motherboard is a gigabyte 450m which is am4
What is this named on the website
how is the ray tracing on the new gpu?
Last I heard amd was lagging behind even intel in that front ...
Would have gone for ryzen 5 7600 PBO and 6800
Hey toasty bro’s! I was wondering if a 4070 would be a good upgrade option from a 6700xt.
I’m looking to build my first pc, I’m looking to mainly play rust and counter strike. I know rust needs a lot, how would this build do. Or if someone can help on what type of spec I would need, I would very much appreciate it.
Very nice .
should i get a rtx 4060 or a rx 7600 xt?
Question: How could the heatsink for the M.2 work with that label in the way, and if the chips don't make good direct contact with the thermal pad?? You're not the first TH-cam builder I've seen do this and to me that should be common sense. FOLKS YOUR M.2 heatsink won't work if the label is left on the M.2 and those chips aren't making good direct contact with the heartsink's thermal pad. This is no different Jackson then leaving that sticker on the CPU cooler, it renders that heatsink you installed the m.2 under ineffective, and shortens the life of the M.2 due to it getting to hot anyways.