I work as a technician for a computer store in Canada and this is very well explained and put together breakdown, picked up a few things I didn't know either, Thanks!
Took me two months of non stop relearning what fits in what socket, etc. I went so far in learning the anatomy of a GPU, how RAM works, everything about monitors (cause somehow i find monitors interesting), I am loving tech as I did in my 20s, if not more. Thank you for what you do and your enthusiasm!!
I love how you cover everything a newcomer would need to know in one video including naming conventions shown visually. Well done and will bookmark this for future.
Thank you so much for this explanation I'm new to PC building and PC gaming at all. With limited access to experts this video has really helped me to build my PC in a safe and effective way. Thank you look forward to seeing more of your content
Anyway this is my PC build thanks to your video (Intel Core i7-13700K, The Gigabyte Z790 Gaming X AX is a motherboard, Corsair Vengeance 32GB DDR5 5200MHz C40 Desktop RAM Memory Kit - Black, air cooling, Western Digital 2TB WD Green SN350 NVMe Internal SSD Solid State Drive, RTX 3080, Msi MPG 750 Watt Power Supply Fully Modular Gold, NZXT H510)
In amazon they normally make it 100-300$ more expensive but in places like Jawa it’s normally 50-100$ more expensive since they are individual sellers instead of big companies
It's very important to know how to build a pc especially when you're buying expensive parts. Before I didn't know what integrated graphics are and thought all CPUs could run by itself. So I bought a CPU without integated graphics and didn't show any display lol. Ended up buying a gpu in the end even if I didn't plan to.
Great video, as always but wish you would have given a couple of supporting points as to why the 4070 ti is a hard no for you. That’s the one I’m considering getting because I like the higher performance compared to the 4070 and the sub $1000 price point. 4080 is above $1000. What are some negatives about the card that make you rule it out as a decent option?
If you HAVE TO fulfill your ray tracing urges and dlss 3 and maybe even use frame gen for a few titles then ok. But that doesn’t change the fact the 7900xt is cheaper, performs better in straight rasterisation, and has 8GB more vram which is crazy to think about considering it costs less than the 4070ti, not to mention its not even a efficient card like the none ti 4070. Thats why he considers it a hard PASS unless you plan to use ray tracing EVERY single day
Not worth it when it comes to price versus performance. You're paying $800 for meh 4K performance with decent legs in Ray-Tracing. 7900XT is a far superior option if you're looking at framerates and pricing. NVIDIA have fumbled the bag a fair bit this generation.
Hey geekawhat I have a question about my gaming performance, I see people use the same parts I use but I get way less fps then them, I have a 12100f and a rx6700 non xt it only has a 2% bottleneck but I get about 90 fps less than what they get in warzone 2 (on the lowest settings) i want to know if it’s anything like overclocking or did I not do something right
im to dum to understand but im tryin my hardest kuz iont want to get good parts and have things thats not compatible with it.. like i barely understand CPU’s and the PSU im trying to get something that goes right with a 4070, if anyone knows help a brotha out
@@user-up1sb9iu2sno no it is not the i7 13th gen and the i9 12th gen has the same amount of cores and threads but the i7 13th gen has a higher GHz so it is better
Great video as always. Love the informative content you produce. I do have a question though. Will a i5 13400f be sufficient to pair with a 4070 for 1440p 165hz gaming? How bad will it bottleneck if ant at all? Thanks in advance and keep up the great content! Always look forward to watching your videos!
I would recommend at least a Ryzen 5 7600x at least, idk if you need a better CPU since I am also a bit new, but considering the Ryzen 5 7600x is good paired with the Rx 6700xt ( a slightly worse GPU), it should be good enough or bottleneck by very little
Not if your playing gpu intensive games but if your going to play more of a balance of esports, and fps games along side those AAA titles than i would say get a r5 7600x or non x either is fine
@@LackOfBrain 13400F may struggle a bit at certain resolutions and settings. 7600X has the benefit of a 5GHz+ clock speed, so when you're pushing it with 4K or Ray-Tracing the CPU should be able to handle it. I imagine the 13400F may struggle to a degree. Mind you though I know people that have been running the 5600X with a 4070 at 4K and its fine, so it really depends.
Also, if this is your first build-- make sure to check what RAM you are getting, as different RAM can be 'geared' towards different CPU's Basically: XMP kits are made more efficiently for INTEL EXPO kits are made more efficiently for AMD AMD can use both but apparently Intel is less stable when used with EXPO kits This is only if you enable those modes in the bios to achieve the advertised speeds. ALSO this next point is very important: Check your components against the compatibility lists of your chosen motherboard etc-- the easiest way to do this is via PC Part Picker and just 'build your pc there' it will mention price and any potential issues, the other way is if you know your Motherboard then check the QVL list and what it's compatible with. Anyway although it may seem daunting, as long as you follow instructions, slow down, and use your common sense building a pc can be/is an amazing experience and I hop you enjoy it. Pro tip, if you get tired/frustrated take a break/start up again the next day, also use your motherboard box to put your components together, and keep your phone at a distance but close enough to quickly watch a video/Google anything you're not sure about 🤙🏽
I'm trying to make my first gaming pc build, and watching your videos is really helping me pick the right things I want to choose. I've finalized everything except the CPU. My two options are Ryzen 5 5600x or i5 13400f. I'm going for an only gaming pc at 1080p to 1440p for GOW, some fps shooters and F1. I am sticking with a 6700xt. Can you help me choose which cpu could be better
@@bhavaniprasad7084 The Ryzen 5 5600 non-X version would be the absolute best value as it's only 1-3% slower than the 5600X and usually costs about 10% less. That paired with fast RAM will come very close to the performance of the 13400F. Only go for the 13400F if you really need its performance cores for core count benefiting workloads, or somewhy really need the extra 10% of gaming performance. The 5600 will still provide over 360fps in fps shooters like CS:GO, Valorant, and Overwatch. And in most other games, you will be GPU bottlenecked anyway with an RX 6700 XT. Hope this helps
@@atirta777 ok thanks for the help, but isn't the 6700xt better suited for 1440p with 12Gb vram. I was hoping the cpu will be bottlenecking and I wanted to choose one that can run efficiently with it
@@bhavaniprasad7084 The 6700 XT is the best choice at that price for anything tbh, but a GPU bottleneck is always better than a CPU bottleneck because less stuttering and smoother frametimes. Most fps shooters will still be CPU bottlenecked as they are designed like that.
Quick question. On my motherboard I have gen 3 and gen 4. How ever the gen 3 has the motherboard heat sink and not the gen 4. So I’m guessing I need a gen 4 ssd with a heat sink? OS is on gen 3 looking to get gen 4, soon. Should I move OS over to gen 4? Not to mention the size. Any recommendations please.
how do you tell what speed of M.2 your MB has? I see the speeds of the drives themselves but haven't seen what the actual board can take. I have purchased a Z690 AORUS ELITE AX
Hey I am building my first computer and so excited! Do I need to buy Windows OS and Sound Cards and Network Adapters or do they come with the parts that I buy? Thank you!
If you're doing things by the book, yes you're supposed to pay for Windows. Unofficially, Microsoft lets you run Windows 10/11 indefinitely w/o paying for it. You won't be able to personalize your PC and a watermark appears. Other than that everything works the same as if you paid for it. No need to buy network or sound cards. Computers have had those built-into the motherboard for at least 20 years. You can still buy separate cards if you want, but they're not necessary for most use cases.
Either one works fine. In reality, most PC gamers don't need a liquid cooler unless you plan on running very high-end and high heat producing components OR if you need the quietness of a liquid cooler. You also have to factor in the potential of leakage which can damage your components. It doesn't mean it will happen, but it is a real possibility.
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Show us how to connect everything inside the pc
YES PLUS 100
He does almost every video when he's not giving pure information videos
If there hole in goes the cable
He does on most videos take a look
@@whitenoise7455 he puts it together but doesn’t show the wiring part
I work as a technician for a computer store in Canada and this is very well explained and put together breakdown, picked up a few things I didn't know either, Thanks!
Gamertech toronto ?
@@valet2972that is exactly what I was thinking lmao
I want to chose my pc parts and I didn’t know anything of this stuff or how to pick, thank you now I know🎉
Took me two months of non stop relearning what fits in what socket, etc. I went so far in learning the anatomy of a GPU, how RAM works, everything about monitors (cause somehow i find monitors interesting), I am loving tech as I did in my 20s, if not more. Thank you for what you do and your enthusiasm!!
I’m literally in your steps but I’m having a hard time understanding it 😭😭
I love how you cover everything a newcomer would need to know in one video including naming conventions shown visually.
Well done and will bookmark this for future.
THE absolute best guide for building a gaming pc.
Thank you so much for this explanation I'm new to PC building and PC gaming at all. With limited access to experts this video has really helped me to build my PC in a safe and effective way. Thank you look forward to seeing more of your content
My small brain didnt understand a single thing😭
Same
Same
Dont worry we build this all from stones and minerals from ground
The only thing I can afford in this vid is watching it
True. U will soon afford it buddy.
Incredible video! So much concise and good advice for many styles of users. Thank you!
This was super useful built my first gaming pc on fortnite 360 fps.
2000$though....
💀💀
Your videos are always so good! Enjoy watching you a bunch!
wow when you were talking about cases I was in shock because it reminded of the slaver
Anyway this is my PC build thanks to your video (Intel Core i7-13700K, The Gigabyte Z790 Gaming X AX is a motherboard, Corsair Vengeance 32GB DDR5 5200MHz C40 Desktop RAM Memory Kit - Black, air cooling, Western Digital 2TB WD Green SN350 NVMe Internal SSD Solid State Drive, RTX 3080, Msi MPG 750 Watt Power Supply Fully Modular Gold, NZXT H510)
@@Tarun-here-OK total cost?
@@birdhead1911 1500 dollars
@@birdhead1911 haven’t bought anything yet
This video was the biggest help ever if everyone on TH-cam broke things down like he did in this video half the population would be millionaires
6:44 "as the AMD motherboards..." then proceeds to touch an intel motherboard
Thank you. This really helped me get a understanding about it .
This was a really, I mean a really well explained video!. Thank you!
Very helpful my man it breaks thing down good and helps me become a god at games thank you
How much do you think a $1180 PC would cost if it were pre-built
In amazon they normally make it 100-300$ more expensive but in places like Jawa it’s normally 50-100$ more expensive since they are individual sellers instead of big companies
It's very important to know how to build a pc especially when you're buying expensive parts. Before I didn't know what integrated graphics are and thought all CPUs could run by itself. So I bought a CPU without integated graphics and didn't show any display lol. Ended up buying a gpu in the end even if I didn't plan to.
I understood none of this
super video, you made everything easy to understand !
this helps me so much thanks buddy
Do a video on installing Windows, BIOS updates, and basic optimization
We already have :)
I like how your room and lighting look like
Great tutorial. Thanks!
This is SUPER helpful!
Very good explanation on everything helped me a bunch thanks a lot.
Thanks for actually recommending the models to get
greate video, have waited for a video like this, i want to build a greate gaming pc!
I love how the whole time i didn’t get a 1 thing he said… 😅
All i know is i want a pc but don’t know how they process.
By chance do you cover cases in depth somewhere? Thx and love your content so keep up the great work!
Cool vid 👍
Very good explanation. Can you help build a desktop for deep learning kind of tasks? like LLM, Image processing, video processing etc
Great video, as always but wish you would have given a couple of supporting points as to why the 4070 ti is a hard no for you. That’s the one I’m considering getting because I like the higher performance compared to the 4070 and the sub $1000 price point. 4080 is above $1000. What are some negatives about the card that make you rule it out as a decent option?
at least from my research and in canadian prices the ti model is 25% more expensive with less than a 25% increase to overall/average performance
If you HAVE TO fulfill your ray tracing urges and dlss 3 and maybe even use frame gen for a few titles then ok. But that doesn’t change the fact the 7900xt is cheaper, performs better in straight rasterisation, and has 8GB more vram which is crazy to think about considering it costs less than the 4070ti, not to mention its not even a efficient card like the none ti 4070. Thats why he considers it a hard PASS unless you plan to use ray tracing EVERY single day
Not worth it when it comes to price versus performance. You're paying $800 for meh 4K performance with decent legs in Ray-Tracing. 7900XT is a far superior option if you're looking at framerates and pricing. NVIDIA have fumbled the bag a fair bit this generation.
Thanks man❤
Neither AMD nor Nvidia supply graphics cards to AIB manufacturers, they only supply GPUs and in the case of Nvidia, VRAM.
And A-ATX?
6700 XT is now mostly suitable for high fps 1080p or 60 fps 1440p. Likewise a 6800 XT is now deemed suitable for high fps 1440p or 60 fps 4K.
Hey, are you going to make a 2000 build in the near future? I am going to build myself a Pc in 2 Weeks but still aren’t sure which parts to choose ☺️
Hey geekawhat I have a question about my gaming performance, I see people use the same parts I use but I get way less fps then them, I have a 12100f and a rx6700 non xt it only has a 2% bottleneck but I get about 90 fps less than what they get in warzone 2 (on the lowest settings) i want to know if it’s anything like overclocking or did I not do something right
it could be a resolution difference?
@@aarohanrimal6663 it’s on the lowest one
that's strange
Have you enabled XMP?
@@EjayT06 I did in the bios when I first got the pc
im to dum to understand but im tryin my hardest kuz iont want to get good parts and have things thats not compatible with it.. like i barely understand CPU’s and the PSU im trying to get something that goes right with a 4070, if anyone knows help a brotha out
I'm as dumb as can be rn 😢
before i saw tis video i wanted that case that he showed at the begining
Will the 13700k work well with the rtx 4070 for a content creator?
i7 gen 13 as same as i9 gen 12
too coles
YeS
yeah, if you dont game or game very little, i would recommend just getting a 3060ti and get a 13900k.
@@user-up1sb9iu2sno no it is not the i7 13th gen and the i9 12th gen has the same amount of cores and threads but the i7 13th gen has a higher GHz so it is better
make a video about chosing ram and speeds specially ddr5 and best speeds at it
Can i have that pc
I love your video❤❤❤
Great video as always. Love the informative content you produce. I do have a question though. Will a i5 13400f be sufficient to pair with a 4070 for 1440p 165hz gaming? How bad will it bottleneck if ant at all? Thanks in advance and keep up the great content! Always look forward to watching your videos!
I would recommend at least a Ryzen 5 7600x at least, idk if you need a better CPU since I am also a bit new, but considering the Ryzen 5 7600x is good paired with the Rx 6700xt ( a slightly worse GPU), it should be good enough or bottleneck by very little
He made a video recently with the same combination highly doubt its gonna be bottleneck necked
Not if your playing gpu intensive games but if your going to play more of a balance of esports, and fps games along side those AAA titles than i would say get a r5 7600x or non x either is fine
@@LackOfBrain 13400F may struggle a bit at certain resolutions and settings. 7600X has the benefit of a 5GHz+ clock speed, so when you're pushing it with 4K or Ray-Tracing the CPU should be able to handle it. I imagine the 13400F may struggle to a degree. Mind you though I know people that have been running the 5600X with a 4070 at 4K and its fine, so it really depends.
Sir can i pair i3 10105f with rx 5700xt is it bottleneck or not
I think I am going to get a Ryzen 7 7700x and a 4070. Is that good? This is my first build.
I recently built this and it's a beast. 🤙🏽
Ryzen 7 7700x CPU
RTX 4070 Gaming x Trio GPU
Vengence 32gb(16x2) DDR5 RAM
Crucial 1tb x2 SSD (pcie4) M.2 ssd slot
240mm Coreliquid V2 AIO Cooler
MSI MAG B650 Tomahawk WIFI Motherboard
Be Quiet 850W Gold System 10 PSU
Gamemax F15M (M=Mesh not glass version)
Also, if this is your first build-- make sure to check what RAM you are getting, as different RAM can be 'geared' towards different CPU's
Basically:
XMP kits are made more efficiently for INTEL
EXPO kits are made more efficiently for AMD
AMD can use both but apparently Intel is less stable when used with EXPO kits
This is only if you enable those modes in the bios to achieve the advertised speeds.
ALSO this next point is very important:
Check your components against the compatibility lists of your chosen motherboard etc-- the easiest way to do this is via PC Part Picker and just 'build your pc there' it will mention price and any potential issues, the other way is if you know your Motherboard then check the QVL list and what it's compatible with.
Anyway although it may seem daunting, as long as you follow instructions, slow down, and use your common sense building a pc can be/is an amazing experience and I hop you enjoy it.
Pro tip, if you get tired/frustrated take a break/start up again the next day, also use your motherboard box to put your components together, and keep your phone at a distance but close enough to quickly watch a video/Google anything you're not sure about 🤙🏽
@@DarthDre thank you
@@jacobrotkowitz3978no problems
This was extremely helpful, thank you! ❤
Hey geekawhat, the cables of connecting everything, do they come with the parts or do i have to buy them seperatly?
I'm trying to make my first gaming pc build, and watching your videos is really helping me pick the right things I want to choose. I've finalized everything except the CPU. My two options are Ryzen 5 5600x or i5 13400f. I'm going for an only gaming pc at 1080p to 1440p for GOW, some fps shooters and F1. I am sticking with a 6700xt. Can you help me choose which cpu could be better
Where I am the 5600x and the am4 mobo combo is cheaper than the Intel set
@@bhavaniprasad7084 The Ryzen 5 5600 non-X version would be the absolute best value as it's only 1-3% slower than the 5600X and usually costs about 10% less. That paired with fast RAM will come very close to the performance of the 13400F.
Only go for the 13400F if you really need its performance cores for core count benefiting workloads, or somewhy really need the extra 10% of gaming performance. The 5600 will still provide over 360fps in fps shooters like CS:GO, Valorant, and Overwatch. And in most other games, you will be GPU bottlenecked anyway with an RX 6700 XT.
Hope this helps
@@atirta777 ok thanks for the help, but isn't the 6700xt better suited for 1440p with 12Gb vram. I was hoping the cpu will be bottlenecking and I wanted to choose one that can run efficiently with it
@@bhavaniprasad7084 The 6700 XT is the best choice at that price for anything tbh, but a GPU bottleneck is always better than a CPU bottleneck because less stuttering and smoother frametimes. Most fps shooters will still be CPU bottlenecked as they are designed like that.
So i only need a case a psu a ssd card motherboard a ram a graphics card and a processor?
Quick question. On my motherboard I have gen 3 and gen 4. How ever the gen 3 has the motherboard heat sink and not the gen 4. So I’m guessing I need a gen 4 ssd with a heat sink?
OS is on gen 3 looking to get gen 4, soon. Should I move OS over to gen 4?
Not to mention the size.
Any recommendations please.
how do you tell what speed of M.2 your MB has? I see the speeds of the drives themselves but haven't seen what the actual board can take. I have purchased a Z690 AORUS ELITE AX
Haven’t seen you in a while. Nice to see you’re still going.
Why was there a tap on the parts screen? 😂😂😂😂 (00:05)
Hey I am building my first computer and so excited! Do I need to buy Windows OS and Sound Cards and Network Adapters or do they come with the parts that I buy? Thank you!
If you're doing things by the book, yes you're supposed to pay for Windows. Unofficially, Microsoft lets you run Windows 10/11 indefinitely w/o paying for it. You won't be able to personalize your PC and a watermark appears. Other than that everything works the same as if you paid for it.
No need to buy network or sound cards. Computers have had those built-into the motherboard for at least 20 years. You can still buy separate cards if you want, but they're not necessary for most use cases.
what's rear i o connectivity😭
I wanna make a pc for 1000 to 1200 dollars what do you suggest for me? I’m mainly doing gaming on steam and for homework
What games do u play? And did u build it already (or bought it)
will the intel core i5 13600 work in a dell optiplex 7010
What's the case in the thumbnail? I'm intrigued about that one
Thermaltake Ceres 500
Do you recommend air coolers or liquid for a first.time builder
Either one works fine. In reality, most PC gamers don't need a liquid cooler unless you plan on running very high-end and high heat producing components OR if you need the quietness of a liquid cooler. You also have to factor in the potential of leakage which can damage your components. It doesn't mean it will happen, but it is a real possibility.
@@JJFlores197 yea the leaking is what worries me. It's my first build so it will be one less thing to worry about. Thanks!
AMD and MSI components for the win
Ong
A 14900kf only has 3.2ghz so I’m confused should I use it
Brcause it has 24 cores😅
5:40
Bros yapping
Now I know 🙂
What does it mean to “overclock” the CPU
Make it use more power to run better
what's the case in the thumbnail?
Building a gaming pc is not as hard as trying to install something on a Linux OS.
How much will cost to build like this?
For a cheaper budget, around 800~900 dollars
For a really good high quality pc, around 1300 dollars
I’m so confused 😕
My CPU says i5 2500…
All i here are words
Do an update as this is quite outdated
First ig
WHAT THE F3CK DO YOU MEAN WITH RYZEN RADEON IS IT NOT THE SAME ?
You don't need GPU
if you have integrated graphics in your cpu
Only if you are not gaming
Would have been better if you had talked a little bit slower.
bruhhh remove the spit from your mouth aka swallow before you talk