How Much Should You Spend On A Gaming PC?! 💸
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- Budget gaming PC, or expensive PC Gaming Build? How Much Should You Spend On A Gaming PC, and does it matter for your gaming setup? Cheap vs expensive? Join PC Centric to learn all about graphics cards, PC parts, CPUs and whether it matters for frame rate! Links to everything featured below!
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One of life's cruelest tricks is letting you slowly go up the product stacks over the years, until you finally reach the top where you can play everything at the highest possible frame rates, but then you don't have time for games anymore because you're a dad with a full-time job 😔
Can relate 100%
Fml don’t remind me
Well once retirement hits you can start playing maybe lol
@@TheSaucePool only 35 more years to go then 👍
Just sell your kids and stop working. Problem solved 👍 you can thank me later.
The amount of Marcus’ videos that I’ve watched in preparation for ordering my pc. I finally ordered it all, thank you so much!
Exciting! Enjoy! 😊🙏🏽
@@xavier9183 tysm 😊!
Congrats!
@@Naxxn thanks also 😊
@@litewate982 Which Components You Ordered ?!
I've been watching your videos for a couple weeks now, I've always wanted to move to PC but ive been scared to mess up building one, but with the help of your videos I'm now awaiting for the delivery of the rest of my parts to arrive so I can build my first gaming PC
I can't help but notice that for many gamers the 'last' and still as important thing is audio. Don't forget to save budget for some nice sound whether it be speakers or a headphone/headset setup. This makes many RPG games more immersive and give you an edge in the e-sports titles by hearing your enemy before seeing them.
When i buy my pc parts I ask myself 3 questions: 1) how much do I need it 2) where is the problem? 3) can I wait long enough 4 a deal?
@@adamtajhassam9188 shut up
@@adamtajhassam9188 9/10 times you can wait long enough for the deal. Cause you already know its gonna be worth it at that point.
me with one earbud from a wired pair I got for 10 dollars 5 years ago
me using the built in speakers on my mom's old laptop
another great video! thanks! I was just thinking about looking for more info on how to find performance jumps (or lack thereof) for the amount of money I spend on PC parts. This is a video in the right direction for what is useful for me! cheers!
Watching all you’re videos and finding them so helpful. I’m not lying I’m well out of the gaming world but my daughter is now following in my earlier years. I think as well getting a budget in mind and trying to get the best value for your money is a great way to avoid falling down the rabbit hole and being disappointed. Currently awaiting the new gaming pc delivery!
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Thanks for your videos. You have taught me a lot about gaming PC's and just PC's in general. You have helped me tweak mine for best performance. Love your videos.
keep this flowing, we love this type of content
I genuinely laughed out loud at the IT Crowd reference. Thats one of the many reasons I love your content 🙌🏾 keep it up!
Just getting into PCs and trying to see how I’ll get the best pc for me. These vids really help
I randomly clicked on your channel one day a few months ago and now I’m getting ready to buy a pc for my birthday soon. Thank you so much for your amazing tips and content I’m super excited to join the pc side soon and can’t wait for more from this channel!
I'm an old guy (almost 50) and was just looking for something about this topic. Thank you for doing this.
Thank you for this video. We will look into your other videos on how to put together a pc.
2 years in the making. Thank you Marcus for always being my go to pc guy. This august I’ll have my 3060 ti in and my pc will be done
Getting the same exact GPU as well should hopefully have my rig done by December
@@lqesx7330 same here hopefully my rig will be finished in the next 2 weeks
is it good?
How is it
Thanks a lot your videos are really helpful!!
would be nice if you could make a video regarding nice budget peripherals or controllers for pc gamers
LOVE the iT crowd reference!
The best case is when you hang the components from fishing lines attached to the ceiling
You should be proud of yourself that was a very good analogy!
Knowing what monitor you're going to be using is a must for starting off.
Very informative, thank you
I play WoW, Path of Exile, Grim Dawn (a GOG game) so my 3200G APU is all I need.
For the case, Ryzen Focus G Mystic Red case. Moved the bottom front intake fan to rear as exhaust and put a 140mm Pure Wings 2 fan in its place for good quiet airflow.
I noticed that some more demanding mmos and some strategy games requires a good cpu compared to singleplayer games or basic shooters. In new world my gtx3060ti bottlenecked 60% usage to my I7-7700 cpu that was running 100%.
I think this will be case for Ashes of creation also.
Thanks!
You are a real ASSS saver thankyou and keep doi
ng the good work😍😍😍
omg bro you are the best I am a huge fan keep up the amazing work!!!
This channel is really helpfull thank you 😊
very good video with staight and simple information.
im building my very first gaming pc and your videos are so helpful
Thanks! this video has helped me a lot as I’m looking to build my very first gaming pc on a budget. 👍🏼
What I want from a new gaming pc:
- 5 years worth of future proofing, i.e. being able to play new games for that time at decent settings.
- good consistent framerate and latency
- I want the RGB case behind you that does tetris. I think its very nice aesthetically if your tower is colourful like that.
Nothing else really matters.
Good informative video Marcus,
Got my first ever gaming pc I decided to go with i5-1140 and Gtx 3050 (I only have a 1080p monitor) it’s entry level but it plays most games between 60-100 FPS without ray tracing
The biggest thing I learned is that if you buy the right PC, you will get an amazing pc for gaming and productivity and media consumption scenarios. I was going to buy a console and a new PC in 2021 and ended up buying a Corsair Pre Build with a Ryzen 7 5800X and RTX 3070 instead of two different devices. I added a 2TB SSD and memory to upgrade it to 32GB. I've got two devices in one - an amazing device to build content and work from - and play games. I wasn't focused on FPS - just wanted to play Flight Simulator. F1, and some other games. It feels like driving a ferrari every day when I work from it!
Total Cost ?!
@@userunavailable__ I spent about $2000. The pc spec and a console would have been 2500. The only reason I looked at a gaming/productivity pc was the supply chain issues with Xbox - I got tired waiting for one
@@daraghmorrissey 👏✨
Bro you probably spent 3000$ though, a console is 300$
I can’t afford to drop 2k but my current laptop isn’t cutting it anymore. I can’t complete any work on my music. All I wanna do is work on the things I love but it’s so unenjoyable. It doesn’t help that I don’t have many real joys in life so I’m just disappointed.
thanks for the info
Am in the process of building a new PC. I reckon the whole build will cost me about £1630(unless there is a sale or something) and that is before I even think about adding a graphics card and a monitor, that could add another £700-ish(depends on what monitor I choose to buy or I could just continue to use my TV as a monitor) to the cost. With a graphics card I am looking at the best part of £2000 and I already spent about £400 on case, motherboard and PSU. About to spend in a month £640 on some fans, CPU, cable extensions and other stuff. Still need to spend after that £600 on memory, NVMe drive, more fans and Windows 11.
Finally, a video that’s actually helpful
was just talking about how much I should send on a pc... and not even 10 seconds later, pc centric releases this. good job mate
Same here
With whom .. your imaginary mom?
@@vigneshjr5870 I don't even know you? Why you saying that for
@@saulgoodman5189 coz i have seen comments similar to these a thousand times and frankly i am sick of it ... and yeah the 10 seconds thing is totally trustable .. so i thought to myself why would someone post a comment as fake like this and i concluded that u wanted attention and wanted to feel close to the content creator .. but this is the internet baby where nothing good exists for long.. so i posted a negative comment which honestly gave me a peace of mind
@@vigneshjr5870 you are the detention of mad cuz bad
Does calling a comment that isn't fake and has no proof of being fake give you peace of mind tho? Serious question man
Your bids are amazing keep it up
"How much should you spend." You gave no monetary values at all. 😂 Definitely an informative video though as I'm currently building two.
Dam 2 that’s 1 more then 1
Needed this Ty ml
Great video for beginners
It depends on what games you play and what resolution you play on.
Cool setup
personally i want a pre built am my price range is £1500 to £2000 ive decided to go with a 3070 and a ryzen 7 5800x as my core with 16G of ram and 512GB of storage on a SSD and 1TB 7200RPM which i d not know what it means but thank you for the help of the core in this video !!!!!
I am good on my I7 9700k w/1660S, I7 9700KS w/3050, I9 9900k w/3060, and R3 3600 w/1660S. Yes, I know. That's a lot of PC's and still does fine with current games. I just need to replace the 1660S's with a 3050 and 3060. I don't really are for higher end GPU's as I do not plan on doing ray tracing or anything above 1080p.
Useful thx.
Love the video my man! What is the coloured padding behind your monitor? I need something like that ❤️❤️
i think it depends on how big of a hobby it is for you; some people spend 5k on golf clubs and then loads of monthly fees. A high-end gaming PC is much cheaper in comparison
Who do you know that spends 5 grand on golf clubs.
@@RelentlessOhiox lol you clearly know nothing about golf. a nice driver that will last you some years will cost £1000. thats 1 club out of 12. not including spares
@@Desklamp1234 You're right I absolutely do not because I'm not an asshole.
And if you don't get that reference watch Lewis Black - Golfers.
@@RelentlessOhiox lol my buddy has over 5-10k just in fishing tackle meaning poles and lures that not even with a boat or any of that just saying and we’re only 20-and 21😂
Your videos are so great
I’ve been running the same PC for a while now and I got it pre built on a £900 budget. The work horse has done it’s job but now I’m moving into my forever home, I’ve set my sights on my man cave 🤣 this is what I’m planning for the build -
Mboard - msi meg x570s ace max or (x570s master 4x m.2 drives)
Cpu- R9 5950x or 5900x
GPU - 3080ti
Power - corsair rm1000x
Cooler - msi mag core liquid 360r v2
Hdd - 4tb seagate barracuda sata
SSD - samsung 980 pro 2tb
Ram - corsair vengance 32gb lpx/rgb or 3600mhz cl16 crucial balistix
Case - y60 in white
This will be my first from scratch build :) I’ve done upgrades on my current pc but nothing more. Currently running a 3800x cpu and a 5700xt GPU :)
How much would that cost?
I would suggest to always go for the best bang for buck. Splurging on high end hardware will probably make you feel stupid when you see all your hardware being sold for a lot less a few months later.
Imo. a big question is if you can reliably plan on upgrading a lot later. The best thing about a PC is that it’s flexible but the worst is that the markets for the products are often extremely volatile and with there being so many variants that can go wrong, often, this is what happens.
I think it’s good not to cheap out IF one plans to using the system a lot because it can seriously make one’s life a lot better if the system is not just decent enough but absolutely stable 100% of the time but overspending is a serious concern and patience is a virtue. Also, being overly cautious is not enjoyable because whenever you buy, a few months later, the current big thing is cheaper and this can spiral into constantly looking into upgrading. If one drops say, 2500$ on a full tower ( far from cheap it also far from totally outrageous) and plans on using it at least for, say, 5 years with minimal changes, that’s 500 / year which is pretty alright. If one however purchases for say, 1500$ which is perfectly reasonable but then upgrades twice for “just” 500, one is already at 2500$ again.
Not to mention that due to inflation, this can mean that one can end up getting the same system despite paying the same price one could have paid initially, if one gets unlucky or one has to wait for a long time for prices to drop again.
Overall, I think getting the timing just right in terms of one’s personal patience and the market is therefore perhaps the most important thing, aside from knowing what one actually needs.
I heard part prices are coming down some. Currently have an M17R4 with a 3070 laptop. If prices continue to come down I’d deff build a stationary rig. Then eventually upgrade my laptop and just game off those two.
Well ram is pretty cheap rn. And gpu prices are going down. I would maybe wait a few more months tho.
Thank you Markus
Haha laughed when I heard the IT reference, knew exactly where it was from :)
Have been playing on a vr headset with a resolution of 7680x4320 mini led displays for 2 days now and its amazing it even looks better than a 8k tv because it has an insane pixel density of 70ppd wich is higher than all 8k tv’s its like looking through glass its also verry easy to run because it has eye tracking wich makes foveated rendering possible. It tracks your eyes and only makes the part of the screen Sharp where you are looking and the rest gets blurred out i dont notice any blurry stuff. I can run every game on a stable 90-120fps max settings with a 3090 ti
I invested to much time and money on my PC last year so I won't do that this year. Higher wattage on the next generation GPU's convinced me more.
Lol i just stuck at 1600w psu in my pc i like to overclock heavy so im preparing to overclock that 4090 when its out
@@dominiquesmith6745 and I guess that you will have an nice time doing that. I will keep my 850w psu and 3080 Ti a couple more years.
I miss the days of a plain black case with non-lit up fans. Great information, sir!
I have a plain black case without any RGB.
Value to performance ratio over all :D
Marcus: how much should you spend on your gaming PC?
Me: how much do you have?
Me: "What can I get for $100?" 😄
@@BREEZYM6015 ps4 used
@@Mustafa-zg4fn Didn't think of that.
I have a Ryzen 5 5600x cpu and radeon 6700xt xfx speedster gpu with trident 16gb ram, Asus tuff gaming motherboard and 1tb ssd. Works awesome with the games I play. Later on plan to use this one maybe just for the stream and build another gaming rig.
will just be playing games like Ark and 7DTD GTA and few others, so a 1660 should be fine always if i should go for 2060 or something like it but think i'll keep it simple and stay with 1660. But watching your vids makes me wonder. Keep them coming. maybe now i you touched a little on frame rate for graphics but what about what size of screen you have.
A year and a half later, I am so relieved I'm done my build. Don't even care about all the new stuff. There will always be new stuff.
5950X, 3070ti founders edition, 4000mhz CL19 ram, I've been having some much fun.
How much RAM?
Total Cost In $ ?!
Same specs here, I can pretty much mod any game and still get silky smooth performance. Complete graphical freedom
Don't cheap out on a power supply. Before buying components, list out the TDP of every component and add them. Then add about 100 - 150 watts extra to the total TDP and buy a power supply accordingly. If you are on budget, modular doesn't make sense, go for non modular but from a good brand like coolermaster, evga Asus or Corsair. Do your research before buying. But again DONT CHEAP OUT ON POWER SUPPLY OR YOU MIGHT SEE YOUR PC ON FIRE MID-GAME.
Do a tour of your recording room and your personal setup
I am looking forward to the Acer X32 and the PG42UQ OLED Swift.
I’m about to build my new pc on Friday and I don’t wanna think about how much has been spent lmao
Yeah I went all out on my pc spent as much as I could I have regret but not really
bro i spend my money on a £600 pc but forgot the fact that i’m gaming on a tv lmfao
1440p gaming is suddenly affordable. A RX 6700 or 3060ti and 5600x or Intel 10 400 with 32gb ram goes along way and you might be able to do it all for only a $1000.
2k was the sweet spot for me, BUT I already had keyboard mouse monitor ect
Can some please lmk the compatibility of the last high end pc build he has in his description? I’m ordering the parts tonight and I am getting a little nervous. 😰
2:17 It's not called 4K because it's 4 times 1080p. It's because horizontally there is 3840 px which rounds to 4K. 1080 is 2K because the horizontal pixel count is 1920 which rounds to 2K. 1440p has 2560 px horizontally, which could be called 2.5K
Yeah, surprising he didn't know... he seemed quite serious!
Me: wants to get a pc
My wallet: are you sure about that?
I'm in the same boat with a GPU but my wallet has double teamed with a few other allies to just flat out deny me. What sucks about that is the prices are down but other costs are eating the money.
Love the channel but never thought to ask.. do you stream Apex?
idea for future video overclocked i9 9900k and 6900xt Vs an overclocked i5 12400f with a 6900xt and both use 16GB DDR4 CL14 @ 3200MHz
I’ve just got a new pc in stead of upgrading and gone for i9 11900k and rtx 3070 with a Msi mag b560 mortar is that good bang for buck? What frames am I expecting?
That Testris effect on those Dominator platinum tho....
It's so hard for me to tell what gaming computer I need because my games are usually so random one day I'll play hoi4 but then cyberpunk but then! Sims4 so what I look for in a gaming computer is a jack of all trades
After building a 5000 dollar PC a few years ago. I can not go back to have budget cheap stuff. It is so damn bad lol.
I want to build a PC for my son's birthday in October. He mainly plays COD Cold War, Fortnite, and GTA IV and V. What would be a good motherboard, CPU, and GPU that will last for a few years without needing to upgrade?
Wait till September before u get a proper list tbh cause prices obv fluctuate frequently
@@zombbie4768 I'll wait until late September and see how prices are then. Thanks.
I have a question. I'm thinking of gaming pc but I'm unsure with how much it would cost to run due to electricity consumption. My friend has a 1200W PSU and says at least 850W is needed, is this true? If so how much would it cost for electricity if i had 850W PSU. My friend brought his gaming pc over and the electricity bill went £5 in an hour on the smart meter!
I'm looking for a mid end gaming pc but don't mind having a budget to start before building slowly
hi, would you know of a decent cheaper option for ram? i got burgled and really am trying to am trying to save some money to complete a build i’ve managed to rustle up together
What pre built PC do you recommend
IT crowd, one of my favourite shows
I play on 720 max. Saves an insane amount of data
i have been saving up since i was 5, and have about 2000 dollars. its time to use it.
I mean, I have a perfectly good 1080p 60hz TV and monitor that I still want to use; I’m completely satisfied with still using those as displays for my eventual first build. So I feel that getting an i5-11400F with a 3060 Ti is gonna be perfect for me.
EDIT: A lot of the replies are saying to go above 1080p 60hz. I certainly will at some point, but keep in mind that nearly all of my gaming experiences were on consoles. I guess I’m so used to 1080p60fps that I haven’t even thought about resolutions and framerates beyond that. But I guess my eyes will be opened soon enough. It would be cool to have a triple monitor setup.
Well 60hz at 1080p nowadays is pretty outdated compared to nowadays tech
@@lightelf Yeah, sure, but it still looks great to me, I don’t need to spend any extra money on displays, and it’s perfectly useable. 1080p60fps is what I was aiming for anyways. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!
@@BLamb ok if you are a gamer that likes the quality of his experience I recommend selling your displays and get a 4K ultra wide from Samsung
Bro a 3060ti for 60hz 1080p?
That's overkill but future proof.
3060ti will easily do 1440p also for when you do decide to upgrade your monitor
Im going to buy the rx 6600 8GB. I only do 1080p gaming and I have a 75hz monitor. I just want to run all games at 1080p medium to high settings.
If you're going to only play games, and you're in a budget, just get an i3 12100f with DDR4 and the best GPU you could... probably a 3060 is more than enough.
If you're going for rendering or something like that too, get a Ryzen 5 5500 and the best GPU that your budget could.
Also, if you've budget for a 144hz+ monitor or a 1440p+ monitor, you also probably have the budget for something like a 3070Ti or higher, so probably also an 12700F or 5900X.
Can it play like big games?
3060 normal or the ti version?
Can you speak english?
Could you recommend the best set up for call of duty 2. This is the only game I play and want to compete with the pros. Thank you.
Don’t forget a monitor! No point in running a game at 144hz if you can’t display all of them!
just paid £1032 for my first pc mainly to play warzone aswell as build websites🙌
Hey im considering getting a pc. Any suggestions for what to buy like mouse, keyboard etc.
My first pc is turning up this Saturday, switching from Xbox. I’ve got a 5800x3d and a 6590xt a bit overkill maybe lol
How much u paying
For me, a $1000 budget for pc to start with is good, with unlimited budget for upgrades soon hahahah
Yoo wsp bro this really helped me. I'm getting a 5600g PC that's £680
Gpu ?
You can easily get a PC with a GPU for that price
I have a 5600g (no gpu) and it’s rly good for not intensive games (e.g Minecraft roblox most car games)
Does it have a GPU bec I bought a 5600g with a 1660 super for £500
@@PR3YFN yes it does just it’s not very good compared to a card like a 1660
Why FPS are so important? I think that ping and lag are much more important concepts. Please explain, thanks
Please show us how to set up an elgato hd 60 to duel streaming pc set up please !!
If im not mistaken yes a more expensive pc the better it will be
I was thinking around 4k for the whole setup
Im going to play a lot of intense games, cod/warzone, gta, rocket league, far cry etc. So i need a pretty good pc, probably around 15k