@@themightypen1530 Yet anyone would be way better served with just buying a SteamDeck if you really only cared to play with such crap IGPU and the whole system eating as much electricity as probably just your monitor... And was recently in promotion for 373€ and likely less in the US though now it's back to full price, but still beat the crap out of that huge thing for nothing.
@@thedeadlygames9716 my point is that even the tiny SteamDeck beats the crap out this Big case PC that has no performance at all for its size. It's like the feeling of when even a modern era "Gameboy" is more powerful than a lot of shitty PCs out there... Edit: and forgot to mention again that it was in promotion recently for almost the same price as the PC in this video but the Steam deck includes controls and screen like if you were buying a full PC combo with monitor, M\K which would increase price a lot. And if you still want you can always connect it to a bigger monitor and play with Mouse and keyboard through the performance would suck for higher resolutions as off course...
There isn't any reason they can't make a good IGPU as the technology is there if they choose to invest in it. They'll never be as good as a dedicated obviously, but it's still nice to have a decent onboard GPU if your card dies so you can keep working and playing while you wait for a new card.
@@Joreel its not worth it in the long run for pc on user side, Their R&D can't keep up with current pc requirements for new games but I can see it being viable if arm ever comes around lol
@@Joreel well AMD could have absolutely already put a beefy iGPU/APU on the market already but that could have cut into their console sells, so there is that reason
@@zeroturn7091 Man that A2000 Dawid tested was a beast, even though, if I remember correctly, it's not meant for gaming, but it's still an example that it's possible to play beefy games at low power consumption.
You propably caught a greenworld model sets itself on fire when usage too high and clears the problems itself so 2023 edit:my condolence tough,what a f**ked up thing to happen
Cheap cases are definitely good enough, but they get what you pay for. I'll personally never "cheap out" on a PC case. I gladly pay extra for more cable management space, dust filters and temps.
4:30 That plastic ring with AMD printed on it will lift off the rest of the cooler, and you can turn it where you want. Gets the logo and the fan cable facing the way want them.
@@gloomy935 Wraith Spire coolers from AMD all have that removable plastic that can be rotated. Other AMD coolers might not but the one on the video can be rotated without much issue.
Why the hassle? He should have had it facing the other way around, just in case you have some beefy RAM sticks or something, but in this case it was no big deal anyway
I'm blown away how even a potato pc like this can smash relatively modern games these days. It isn't that long ago since igpu for gaming was absolute no-no and now it smashes gta 5. Even cyberpunk was playable if you're used to it, I've beaten many games at 20fps when I was a broke kid
Pretty crazy yes. When I finished college, I was playing Left 4 Dead 2 in 1280x720p, and was still getting low fps and stutters. My internet was trash too, but I still had a good time
I use that Silicon Power RAM in budget client builds all the time. It's actually surprisingly decent apart from the packaging which may or may not extract some blood when you try to free the RAM from it.
Honestly, for the price for all new prices, it isn’t the worst thing that’s been put together. It’s also pretty easy to upgrade. Also, Dawid, when you do break-off PCIe covers, just press inward and push back outward like how you’d get a pull-tab off a soda can.
To be fair “budget” any computer parts are built like crap and not priced accordingly “budget” part are priced like mid range to high end especially when it comes to graphics cards
Absolutely love Dawid's style of gaming first casting second, always focusing more on games, and pausing his talking while shooting enemies. It shows that Dawid is a true gamer and could be an excellent play-by-play caster someday!
Since I got my 7900XTX I miss all the fiddling with the settings trying to run games on an Intel UHD G1. Speaking of fiddling I recommend overclocking the iGPU (if your cooling can handle it) will definitely help it there are a bunch of guides on YT to get it running 10-20% faster.
I've been seeing "Dawid does tech stuff" in TH-cam maybe since the first or second day of 2021 and boy, this guy has never ceased to amaze me. His videos are always (I mean ALWAYS) beautifully crafted and you has to be an effing zombie if the script don't bring you a smile (or a cackle) to your face. Just this week, I was seriously considering bringing a new PC to my home, one that doesn't require my arm or my leg in exchange and what does I get in this channel? A video on how to get a PC that could cost USD $350 OR LESS but with enough stamina to play CYBERPUNK 2077 at not less than 40 frames per second AND with all the parts bought not in WISH or ALI-BABA, but in God damned AMAZON! Where the hell IN THE UNIVERSE could you get such a video? ONLY IN THIS CHANNEL! God bless you Dawid and keep up the good work! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
That SP X-power RAM is actually quite good. I use 32GB of it in one of my systems with an ASUS B550F and 5600X. It runs stable CL16 3200 with DOCP/XMP set. It was one of the ram kits listed on the ASUS QVL for the motherboard.
I've used 32gb turbine and stealth in 4 different systems, including my daily driver for 2 years with no problems. The 32gb kits are also dual rank. Although I did get one kit that couldnt' hit XMP but returns are so easy with amazon it really wasn't a big deal.
I have a non X ryzen 5 5600 and a rx 6600, and I find them a really good pairing even for AAA games. I'm glad you've had such an awesome experience with such a cheap little system!
Non-X is the way to go for smart money, even more so with the Ryzen 7000 series. The performance differences are insignificant and you can always use PBO to make up any difference.
It's good that the rest of the components to build a PC are so varied and inexpensive, since Graphics Cards themselves make up 50 to 100% of the cost to build the damn thing these days. This would be a great little entry level PC for somebody.
I think the only problem with mounting the AMD Stealth cooler that way was that it could interfere with RAM clearance if you used 4 sticks, otherwise it doesnt matter
exactly!! I've heard to always put it to the left, not the right. And I don't think up and down is possible because the mounting holes would be slightly misaligned.
Dude! I just did a vid on the deepcool ch510 mesh digital case and the mounting for the ssds were a really nice touch! I'm really digging deepcools products!
At least in tech it is usual to make inscriptions readable from below or from the right side. So you mounted the cooler the wrong way. And für the Molex powered fan: There was also a 3-Pin plug. I usually cut the extension wires to the Molex 4-Pin right at close as possible at the 3-Pin. So you get a normal 3-Pin Fan to connect to a board header.
on the topic of budget gaming PCs, just wanted to brag how i got a PC with a 9th gen i5, nvidia 2060, 32gb of ram, for the low low price of 170 usd, by buying from a friend. only thing i needed was a boot drive, so i just pulled the 1tb ssd out of my laptop and stuck it in the pc, and its working great
Yepp, my suggest in place of the poor mustard-ketchup cabled psu would be the blitzwolf gp-1 550w...same price, step up in rating(80+gold), quality, fully modular, black cables and little rgb.
Thinking about building a budget pc for my brother in law. These specs are great and also when i order my rtx4070ti ill make sure to put my old rtx 3060ti in it as i already have it. Thanks for all the cool build ideas. Ever since i built my own pc, i just wanna build more. also i have 4x8gig ram in my build so i can cut cost by giving him my old ram sticks when i get my hands on 2x16 gig ddr5 sticks. My Specs RAM: 32 gigs CPU Ryzen 7 5700x GPU RTX3060Ti SSD: 1 terabyte samsung Case Corsair 4000D Cooling Corsair ICue water Cooling. Total: $1165 with how well my PC runs i think something like you showed in the video would be just enough to gift him
Love the video! I almost spit out my lunch laughing hard at work when I heard your Canadian currency pronunciation. This pc from Amazon parts performs way better than most Amazon affordable “pre-builds”.
That's it, I'm done spending 5k a year between desktop and laptop having near top of the line performance. I'm going to start getting low end 1k or under PC's to play my games. All I play are older games anyway so I don't really need the high end, and many of them don't like high refresh either so I may as well save some money.
What Full ATX case would you recommend for someone who doesn't want any see through windows in it and doesn't care about rainbow color led extravaganza beeming out from the case?
There's several I've seen on sites like Newegg but a lot of them come with a drive bays. I have a gamemax m60 that has mesh side panels and no glass but it's only an matx case
@@floydlooney6837 I'll never understand the fascination with people shitting on those who enjoy aesthetics as much as performance. It's not your money, it's not your system, it's none of your business.
I love my MSI B550m vvvdugh motherboard, thing lets me use 4400mhz ram, has really good built in oc/uv profiles for the non-overclockable Ryzen 7 5800X3D, and the newer VC WiFi (which is the same price) actually has WiFi 6E and even three extra full PCI-E 3 16x slots ontop the main gen-4! Not to mention the full four ram slots being on a sub $120 Micro ATX mobo!
I'd force a 5600g over the 4600g personally for about twice the amount of cache but I love the rest of this build. Definitely need both dual ram sticks and as much as you can afford for the iGPU so 16 or even 32 GBs is right and allocate 4 or 8 GBs to video. But that of course would not be the CHEAPEST-ish :D
Dropped a Rx 6650 xt into my system yesterday after running off a 5600G iGPU for a while and it honestly shocked me a lot at the difference in performance caused by adding in one part. also had to deal with the wierd break off slot covers and it did not feel right to break them off at all lol.
Well, the gpu is the single most important part for pc performance. You can take a 10 year old pc with a 3rd gen intel processor, and add a decent video card, maybe add another matching stick of ram, and it will give you a proper gaming experience.
Dawid, at 6:30 you can clearly see the Molex being daisy-chained off a PMW header, probably for people without case fan connectors. Hook it up to the motherboard
Overkill lol. I'm using an arc a770 (on Linux) in a system that's shockingly similar to this build (5600 instead of a 4600g, and a modular power supply, but same motherboard), and it's yawning with max settings in cyberpunk, even at 3840x1440
Hi David, nice to see you spend the patreon money on really awesome hardware. Honestly speeking, I like to see igpu put into play again. Far from everybody can afford a RTX 4090 or similar. I actually sell many with 5600G, with a proper upgrade path (good psu for instance)
5600G and 5700G are awesome. But as a upgrade path it is just sad. Outside of the fact that 5600G might be even cheaper then 5600(nonx) it just aint right to put a dedicated GPU on a APU. Just no. Anyways AM5 might give us APU's that make low end GPU's pointless at last. But to buy a 5600G to then add a 7600xt or even 6700xt sounds like such a waste. Even the new AM5 CPU's makes more sense since the iGPU in them are not really for gaming yet gives the benefits of a backup graphics for troubleshooting. 5600G is not worth it if one can get a 5700x instead really.
@@Awngelo it's rarely not worth it to add a dedicated GPU to a gaming system. I love having a IGPU on my system for backup if my card starts malfunctioning so I can troubleshoot things and still be able to use the system for basic stuff when I have to replace the GPU. Learned this lesson the hard way a long time ago and never made that mistake again.
@@Joreel ye thats how i see it too. But the only reason why i bought the 5600g in particular was bcs i play simple games like minecraft, valorant and fortnite. And the gpu prices were too high in 2021. But its always smart to have a igpu or integrated graphics
To be precise, the last steam user statistic I read showed that only 0.24% of users had a RTX 4090 installed (one quarter of one percent of the sample poll).
Absolutely insane system for $350. It's insane the PC value you can have today for pennies. You can work a fast food job in a city for 3 days and have enough to buy and build this PC. No excuses.
Iirc "haswell ready" means it has been tested to work with intel speed step, which has a tendancy to mess with the stability of some group regulated psus
Well done sir! When you mentioned this build last week I got excited! And it didn't disappoint. That MACUBE is surprisingly less crap-tastic than I thought it would be!
@@TurkeyJoe Just goes to show that companies with a "meh" track record can still make quality components. I actually have that SSD he used manufactured by Silicon Power. Its cheap and good. A rare combination.
looks like the only real negative about that case is the breakoff slot covers, which are common on cheap cases (and have been for decades). That and sharp edges/thin metal. All are hallmarks of cheap. Though they've largely gotten away from sharp edges lately, I'm sure some bottom-tier cases still have this problem.
dawid, im curious: how do you sound so well in videos? your audio sounds like you spend 98% of the time you have to make a video editing audio. whenever i record myself i sound like talking into a bucket lol
Microphone quality helps, as does having good sound dampening in the area you're recording in. Do some tests with what you got, figure out how to get your mic to best pick up *just* your voice and fiddle with the settings on your recording software. Most the time, editing the audio should only take the time to slap on the standard filters and edit out all the ums, stutters and verbal typos. (Source: Being on the webcast team at work. 80% of the sound improvement came from sound dampening and a microphone that didn't suck. Well worth looking into if you can)
They have improved on the graphics side of their newer APU chips. I have a non gaming laptop that has a Ryzen 7 4700u and while the config involves a soldered 8gb ram stick, it plays a lot of games quite well. Mix settings obviously for some games, but was really impressed with it. I do have a gaming laptop now, but I still use the Ryzen laptop.
@@piersonm5574 not sure where you live my country is so fuked up that 3050 costs more than 400$ and the 3060ti 600$😊💔 but 550 for 110$ nah you have to leve this place😂
@aymen.D Here in South Africa rx580 8gb costs $100 used and gtx 1660 costs $140 used. Rx550 isn't as common here, the Rx580 is pretty good on the used market because of all the mining. It's cheap to get new thermal pads and anyone doing a new build already has thermal paste, I would recommend repasting cards this old. And yeah, Rtx 3050 is still scamming people new here at nearly $400
It’s kinda crazy how people were okay with low frame rates back in the 2000s. As long as it ran the game we were happy. Today we gonna have them frame rates! I’m guilty of this after I built my first gaming PC in 2020.
The MSI B550M pro vdh wifi is actually a pretty god damn slick budget board tbh Used it for a build recently because it offered a ridiculous amount of features I was looking for for stupid cheap Haven't had any issues with it, didn't even have to fuck with bios update (luckily, heard from many users some came with old ass bios and had to update p.i.t.a. via usb stick) Solid buy, imo
I love that now 3 channels have done $400 and below PC builds, it works out great for me because a friend of mine wants me to build him a PC and his max budget is $400. I parted a build out on pcpartpicker which is quite a bit different going with a cheaper AMD cpu (R3 3200G) and board (Msi B450-A Pro Max) but more expensive larger storage (1TB Crucial BX500 SSD) and a better case (Zalman S2). It came in at around $395 (excluding fans because I told him I have plenty of spare case fans when he needs them) but I told him he would still have to purchase atleast a Windows 11 key from one of those discount key websites.
Another thing about these iGPU's is that they have shared memory for VRAM, allowing the dedicated RAM to be used. However, there are ways in the BIOS, and other ways (check other YT videos) on how you can give it dedicated VRAM and increase it. I've got a Ryzen 7 5700u with a Vega 8 iGPU with 3GB VRAM.
This is the most sensible build i have seen in a while. A be quiet pure rock slim 2, 2 to 3 new casefans from arctic and a 512gig ssd and you are set. A 700 USD build that can play anything and actually looks pretty nice.
Awesome video I love watching your video it’s nearly my birthday and in getting my first grand new pc and not already used one and you have gave me good knowledge ❤
So 2 things Dawid, 1) seeing you have to hand screw stuff with a normal screw driver when Linus could clearly bike messenger across town the LTT ratchet screwdriver to you makes me sad. and 2) I love this build cause it is very close to my personal build. I run an AMD 5600G with 16gb DDR4 3200mhz on a TUF X570-PLUS (wifi) and an RX 6600 that I got new for under $300. This puts this video into probably my Top 3 Dawid videos of all time!
04:31 the correct way is to take the fan off the heatsink and rotate it 90 degrees so the AMD is at the top, then screw it back onto the heatsink and install.
So a few things: 1) This case rocks for the price. Only thing that comes close is the Montech X1, but I prefer this one because of how the glass is mounted. $30 more gets you a Montech X3 though, and even with 6 - yes, 6 - Molex fans that use the 5 volt pin for the RGB lighting, it’s better than either case because of the included 140 and 120 fans. 2) There are people who put the AMD Wraith logo on the left. There are people who put the AMD Wraith logo on the right. And then there are the the people that just take the shroud off because logos are annoying. 3) I’ve used that PSU in several budget builds over the last decade and they’ve all been solid. The 700 watt model is the bare minimum I’d use if I were building something today since it’s a “rule of 2/3rds” PSU - only 2/3rd the wattage is available on 12 volts.
I remember the pullout PCI-E tabs. I lost so much blood and skin from my knuckles building PC back then. I was so happy when they started using removable covers. I still have covers and the screws from PCs I built 15-20 years ago.
Those little snap-off PCI slot covers are AFAIK designed to break off the opposite way you broke them off, that is bend them towards the inside of the case and they should snap off more easily. The OEM cases I work with are like that, not sure about the DeepCool BorgCube.
13:35 did i just see a gt 730 for 100$? that has to be Canadian because the gtx 745 i got for my old xp based office computer was 30 bucks on ebay along with all the rest of them i found
Raaa intresting video was gonna consider building a pc without a gpu for beginning but to much of a difference need the gpu now also love the outro* pain and simple
case looks pretty similar to my lian-li one. Budget but you get a basement to help with cable management and a space behind the motherboard too. Good to see thats almost a baseline expectation these days
I remember my first build was around $350, but I was able to find a GPU (a $100 HD7770) to squeeze into my budget. It helped that at the time Microcenter had a deal for an FX-4100 cpu and a (very cheap) mobo for $100. I then overclocked the FX to 4.5 ghz on that cheap board and stock cooler, somehow.
9:00 Just FYI, you cannot determine if there is CPU headroom by looking at the total CPU utilization. For this, you need per-core figures! Almost always, games cannot use all available threads, meaning that one ore more threads may still be pegged at 100% and thus limiting performance. Since your iGPU was still over 97% utilization at that time, it just so happened that you really weren't CPU limited at that moment. With the dGPU you were CPU limited in all games btw.
Suggestion Dawid - do an incremental improvements series. e.g. take a SUPER low spec PC and gradually boost ONE category per episode. E.g. Graphics from APU to 1070 to 2060 to 3050 to 4090, CPU from i3, i5, i7 to Ryzen 9/i9, SSD, Mobo, etc Some cases I assume it will have little to no impact, see where diminishing returns kicks in
I had a Thermaltake psu very similar to that one on my last desktop because I had to grab something cheap, and despite it looking kinda sketch it served me well for three years until I was able to afford a proper upgrade.
It’s honestly so satisfying to see a cheap build perform so well and look nice in the process. Good job Dawid
Agree, though I do not remember seeing Hot Dog colored cables before! 😅
Yeah, even the iGPU was running playable with most of the games. It really shows you how far integrated graphics have come.
@@themightypen1530 Yet anyone would be way better served with just buying a SteamDeck if you really only cared to play with such crap IGPU and the whole system eating as much electricity as probably just your monitor...
And was recently in promotion for 373€ and likely less in the US though now it's back to full price, but still beat the crap out of that huge thing for nothing.
@@guily6669 the steam deck has an igpu. What’s your point?
@@thedeadlygames9716 my point is that even the tiny SteamDeck beats the crap out this Big case PC that has no performance at all for its size.
It's like the feeling of when even a modern era "Gameboy" is more powerful than a lot of shitty PCs out there...
Edit: and forgot to mention again that it was in promotion recently for almost the same price as the PC in this video but the Steam deck includes controls and screen like if you were buying a full PC combo with monitor, M\K which would increase price a lot. And if you still want you can always connect it to a bigger monitor and play with Mouse and keyboard through the performance would suck for higher resolutions as off course...
iGPUs are really getting better. Hopefully they keep this up and not just settle.
There isn't any reason they can't make a good IGPU as the technology is there if they choose to invest in it. They'll never be as good as a dedicated obviously, but it's still nice to have a decent onboard GPU if your card dies so you can keep working and playing while you wait for a new card.
@@Joreel its not worth it in the long run for pc on user side, Their R&D can't keep up with current pc requirements for new games but I can see it being viable if arm ever comes around lol
Seems to be trending that way. Entry level and low profile cards are kind of rare these days (purchased new).
@@Joreel well AMD could have absolutely already put a beefy iGPU/APU on the market already but that could have cut into their console sells, so there is that reason
@@zeroturn7091 Man that A2000 Dawid tested was a beast, even though, if I remember correctly, it's not meant for gaming, but it's still an example that it's possible to play beefy games at low power consumption.
I had to return The Psu in this video to amazon after it set fire to a video card and killed itself. Do not buy that power supply.
You propably caught a greenworld model
sets itself on fire when usage too high and clears the problems itself
so 2023
edit:my condolence tough,what a f**ked up thing to happen
Yeah... it looks like a properly sketchy psu. That's a real ouchie bud.
don't buy anything ThermalTake full stop. Scummy products from a scummy company
Thermal take psus are garbage in general
The first rule of buying a PSU is to make sure it's branded and well reviewed
I'm impressed by the quality of low price cases... I remember back in the day, even high end cases wouldn't have as good of a finish
@@grandmasmalibu yeah .. i remember, back in the days, you literally risked cuts on even expensive ones
@@Chadok89 Ah yes, the 'if you don't get a case cut building a PC, you aren't doing it right.'
Deepcool cases may look kinda nice but just wait until you build in one.
This one was on sale, but you are right. They have a come a long way at this price point. 👍
Cheap cases are definitely good enough, but they get what you pay for.
I'll personally never "cheap out" on a PC case. I gladly pay extra for more cable management space, dust filters and temps.
4:30 That plastic ring with AMD printed on it will lift off the rest of the cooler, and you can turn it where you want. Gets the logo and the fan cable facing the way want them.
It's not, the AMD logo has a screw and a different mount so you can't really move it, I tried
I've rotated that logo on that specific cooler before, its rotatable like OP said.
*NOW* you tell me lol.
@@gloomy935 Wraith Spire coolers from AMD all have that removable plastic that can be rotated. Other AMD coolers might not but the one on the video can be rotated without much issue.
Why the hassle? He should have had it facing the other way around, just in case you have some beefy RAM sticks or something, but in this case it was no big deal anyway
I'm blown away how even a potato pc like this can smash relatively modern games these days. It isn't that long ago since igpu for gaming was absolute no-no and now it smashes gta 5. Even cyberpunk was playable if you're used to it, I've beaten many games at 20fps when I was a broke kid
same used to play games on the family pc with igpu and satisfied if I got 15 fps
Pretty crazy yes. When I finished college, I was playing Left 4 Dead 2 in 1280x720p, and was still getting low fps and stutters. My internet was trash too, but I still had a good time
I agree! It’s also cool that FSR works with these igpus. So you can get a slightly better frame rate. Even if it does look worse.
Who said this is a potato pc
@@LivrusNay lots of people
I use that Silicon Power RAM in budget client builds all the time. It's actually surprisingly decent apart from the packaging which may or may not extract some blood when you try to free the RAM from it.
The ram needs a blood sacrifice to work properly LoL 😂
I used Team Group in my gaming laptop and seems to work pretty decently as well
I bought a few for my friends as the price is unbelievably cheap. Seems pretty great so far after a year purchase.
only problem is their NVME SSD drivers do not install..doesnt detect its own hardware
Blood sacrifice 💀
Honestly, for the price for all new prices, it isn’t the worst thing that’s been put together. It’s also pretty easy to upgrade. Also, Dawid, when you do break-off PCIe covers, just press inward and push back outward like how you’d get a pull-tab off a soda can.
dawid: picks a $120 board
also dawid: picks up a pipe bomb to go along with it
To be fair “budget” any computer parts are built like crap and not priced accordingly “budget” part are priced like mid range to high end especially when it comes to graphics cards
Absolutely love Dawid's style of gaming first casting second, always focusing more on games, and pausing his talking while shooting enemies. It shows that Dawid is a true gamer and could be an excellent play-by-play caster someday!
Since I got my 7900XTX I miss all the fiddling with the settings trying to run games on an Intel UHD G1. Speaking of fiddling I recommend overclocking the iGPU (if your cooling can handle it) will definitely help it there are a bunch of guides on YT to get it running 10-20% faster.
might be the biggest bump i’ve seen
So, did any other people like the way that Dawid edited out Anna's help when building the PC? She has taught him so well.......
I've been seeing "Dawid does tech stuff" in TH-cam maybe since the first or second day of 2021 and boy, this guy has never ceased to amaze me. His videos are always (I mean ALWAYS) beautifully crafted and you has to be an effing zombie if the script don't bring you a smile (or a cackle) to your face. Just this week, I was seriously considering bringing a new PC to my home, one that doesn't require my arm or my leg in exchange and what does I get in this channel? A video on how to get a PC that could cost USD $350 OR LESS but with enough stamina to play CYBERPUNK 2077 at not less than 40 frames per second AND with all the parts bought not in WISH or ALI-BABA, but in God damned AMAZON! Where the hell IN THE UNIVERSE could you get such a video? ONLY IN THIS CHANNEL! God bless you Dawid and keep up the good work! 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
You are a madman! Love your content! You are the type of guy that could build a pc to buy the parts to build a pc and I'm saying it in a good way
That was a comment of all time.
@@BraveClam it was indeed a comment.
🤔🤔😂👍👍
@@Play3rID he a bit confused, but he got the right idea.
Aren't we all that builder? I don't think I have a single rig with any original parts.
Hi Dawid! This video made me sweat in a way I didn’t expect.
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Ayo
Anna : enemy located 😳😳
Real
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That SP X-power RAM is actually quite good. I use 32GB of it in one of my systems with an ASUS B550F and 5600X. It runs stable CL16 3200 with DOCP/XMP set. It was one of the ram kits listed on the ASUS QVL for the motherboard.
I've been using the SP RAM in my PC and almost every PC I've built. Never had an issue it's extremely good.
I've used 32gb turbine and stealth in 4 different systems, including my daily driver for 2 years with no problems. The 32gb kits are also dual rank. Although I did get one kit that couldnt' hit XMP but returns are so easy with amazon it really wasn't a big deal.
I have a non X ryzen 5 5600 and a rx 6600, and I find them a really good pairing even for AAA games. I'm glad you've had such an awesome experience with such a cheap little system!
Non-X is the way to go for smart money, even more so with the Ryzen 7000 series. The performance differences are insignificant and you can always use PBO to make up any difference.
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Your analogies are on point yet again! Keep up the good work!
It's good that the rest of the components to build a PC are so varied and inexpensive, since Graphics Cards themselves make up 50 to 100% of the cost to build the damn thing these days.
This would be a great little entry level PC for somebody.
I think the only problem with mounting the AMD Stealth cooler that way was that it could interfere with RAM clearance if you used 4 sticks, otherwise it doesnt matter
Awesomesauce video, Dawid! I was really surprised this build was so high-end!!!
You, sir, are still the best low end reviewer I love watching.
The AMD logo on the cooler should go any direction other than the one you chose lol. Now it covers the first RAM slot.
exactly!! I've heard to always put it to the left, not the right. And I don't think up and down is possible because the mounting holes would be slightly misaligned.
wow actually looks clean!!!
Man, I love your videos. Most of them are totally pointless, but so damn funny. Keep on the good work!
I really apreciate the attention to the audio in your videos. thank you for that
Dude! I just did a vid on the deepcool ch510 mesh digital case and the mounting for the ssds were a really nice touch! I'm really digging deepcools products!
At least in tech it is usual to make inscriptions readable from below or from the right side. So you mounted the cooler the wrong way. And für the Molex powered fan: There was also a 3-Pin plug. I usually cut the extension wires to the Molex 4-Pin right at close as possible at the 3-Pin. So you get a normal 3-Pin Fan to connect to a board header.
You accidentally made a really balanced rig after you dropped that GPU in there. Thats a nice set up for under $1000 right there.
Nice mic and music, man!
All the best to you, all the way from Germany!
HOW did it turn out so good-looking?? With Ketchup and mustard even!
on the topic of budget gaming PCs, just wanted to brag how i got a PC with a 9th gen i5, nvidia 2060, 32gb of ram, for the low low price of 170 usd, by buying from a friend. only thing i needed was a boot drive, so i just pulled the 1tb ssd out of my laptop and stuck it in the pc, and its working great
This pc was so close to being a super clean stealthy build. Black PSU cables, black ram, and a less tinfoil motherboard backplate
Yepp, my suggest in place of the poor mustard-ketchup cabled psu would be the blitzwolf gp-1 550w...same price, step up in rating(80+gold), quality, fully modular, black cables and little rgb.
Thinking about building a budget pc for my brother in law. These specs are great and also when i order my rtx4070ti ill make sure to put my old rtx 3060ti in it as i already have it. Thanks for all the cool build ideas. Ever since i built my own pc, i just wanna build more. also i have 4x8gig ram in my build so i can cut cost by giving him my old ram sticks when i get my hands on 2x16 gig ddr5 sticks.
My Specs
RAM: 32 gigs
CPU Ryzen 7 5700x
GPU RTX3060Ti
SSD: 1 terabyte samsung
Case Corsair 4000D
Cooling Corsair ICue water Cooling.
Total: $1165
with how well my PC runs i think something like you showed in the video would be just enough to gift him
That thermaltake psu is actually fairly decent ive been using the exact same one and it hasn't blown up yet
Emphasis on the yet 😉 But seriously, Thermaltake aren't horrific.
Love the video! I almost spit out my lunch laughing hard at work when I heard your Canadian currency pronunciation. This pc from Amazon parts performs way better than most Amazon affordable “pre-builds”.
This guy’s humour is like a nice warm cup of Tim Horton coffee in a cold morning day.
I like his humor but hprtons coffee is like rancid battery acid
learned a lot to upgrade my pc, thanks for the examples on seeing what each thing does for the pc and explaining the processes as well as you did.
I always wonderered what do you do with all these computers after you build them? Do you just return the stuff?
I imagine he is building these for customers. They give a budget, he picks the parts, and then gives it a "theme" and makes a video based around that.
this video took me from being a casual viewer who subscribes, to being a fan who subscribes. great content.
I bet that you could have gotten tons of more framerate on the iGPU if you oriented the AMD stock cooler a different way. :P
RGB adds +10% more FPS. :P
That's it, I'm done spending 5k a year between desktop and laptop having near top of the line performance. I'm going to start getting low end 1k or under PC's to play my games. All I play are older games anyway so I don't really need the high end, and many of them don't like high refresh either so I may as well save some money.
What Full ATX case would you recommend for someone who doesn't want any see through windows in it and doesn't care about rainbow color led extravaganza beeming out from the case?
I have never understood the fascination with making your PC look like the neon sign outside of a brothel
@@floydlooney6837 exactly. And it feels like all the cases nowadays are designed for that.
There's several I've seen on sites like Newegg but a lot of them come with a drive bays. I have a gamemax m60 that has mesh side panels and no glass but it's only an matx case
if you don't care about RGB and looking into the case, why does it matter if the case has a window?
@@floydlooney6837 I'll never understand the fascination with people shitting on those who enjoy aesthetics as much as performance. It's not your money, it's not your system, it's none of your business.
I love my MSI B550m vvvdugh motherboard, thing lets me use 4400mhz ram, has really good built in oc/uv profiles for the non-overclockable Ryzen 7 5800X3D, and the newer VC WiFi (which is the same price) actually has WiFi 6E and even three extra full PCI-E 3 16x slots ontop the main gen-4! Not to mention the full four ram slots being on a sub $120 Micro ATX mobo!
I'd force a 5600g over the 4600g personally for about twice the amount of cache but I love the rest of this build. Definitely need both dual ram sticks and as much as you can afford for the iGPU so 16 or even 32 GBs is right and allocate 4 or 8 GBs to video. But that of course would not be the CHEAPEST-ish :D
Well, I'd argue it's still cheaper than buying a dedicated graphics card.
12:57 Dang did you actually bend the frame of the PCIe covers that much? This case is definitely not made of mythril
Dropped a Rx 6650 xt into my system yesterday after running off a 5600G iGPU for a while and it honestly shocked me a lot at the difference in performance caused by adding in one part. also had to deal with the wierd break off slot covers and it did not feel right to break them off at all lol.
How does it perform in 1440p ??
@@Blujay188 i dont have a 1440p monitor so i cant test that
@@NE0N0W0 YOu can with VSR , its in the AMD driver thing
Well, the gpu is the single most important part for pc performance. You can take a 10 year old pc with a 3rd gen intel processor, and add a decent video card, maybe add another matching stick of ram, and it will give you a proper gaming experience.
I was thinking of upgrading to an rx 6650 xt now while I can get The Last of Us as a bonus lol.
Dawid, at 6:30 you can clearly see the Molex being daisy-chained off a PMW header, probably for people without case fan connectors. Hook it up to the motherboard
I’m offended by the way your mounting the cooler. You should remove 4 screws and rotate that AMD logo to the top😂
Would have been cool to mention the settings in Cyberpunk at the end, but fuck it I have a 4090 for Cyberpunk, I watch you for the fun!
Overkill lol. I'm using an arc a770 (on Linux) in a system that's shockingly similar to this build (5600 instead of a 4600g, and a modular power supply, but same motherboard), and it's yawning with max settings in cyberpunk, even at 3840x1440
Hi David, nice to see you spend the patreon money on really awesome hardware. Honestly speeking, I like to see igpu put into play again. Far from everybody can afford a RTX 4090 or similar. I actually sell many with 5600G, with a proper upgrade path (good psu for instance)
5600G and 5700G are awesome. But as a upgrade path it is just sad. Outside of the fact that 5600G might be even cheaper then 5600(nonx) it just aint right to put a dedicated GPU on a APU. Just no. Anyways AM5 might give us APU's that make low end GPU's pointless at last. But to buy a 5600G to then add a 7600xt or even 6700xt sounds like such a waste. Even the new AM5 CPU's makes more sense since the iGPU in them are not really for gaming yet gives the benefits of a backup graphics for troubleshooting. 5600G is not worth it if one can get a 5700x instead really.
i bought a 5600g and later put a 3060ti in it when the prices dropped was worth it!
@@Awngelo it's rarely not worth it to add a dedicated GPU to a gaming system. I love having a IGPU on my system for backup if my card starts malfunctioning so I can troubleshoot things and still be able to use the system for basic stuff when I have to replace the GPU. Learned this lesson the hard way a long time ago and never made that mistake again.
@@Joreel ye thats how i see it too. But the only reason why i bought the 5600g in particular was bcs i play simple games like minecraft, valorant and fortnite. And the gpu prices were too high in 2021. But its always smart to have a igpu or integrated graphics
To be precise, the last steam user statistic I read showed that only 0.24% of users had a RTX 4090 installed (one quarter of one percent of the sample poll).
Absolutely insane system for $350. It's insane the PC value you can have today for pennies. You can work a fast food job in a city for 3 days and have enough to buy and build this PC. No excuses.
i love molex conectors
10:40 well i actually completed all cyberpunk 2077 main story with that kind of fps i had laptop with igpu ryzen 5 2500U with i think 1gb gpu memory
Will we see a death match arena of death between this cheap Amazon build, and some of those crappy pre-builds you keep buying?
10:21 the way dawid just pauses to dominate that guy cracks me up 🤣🤣
You had me at "Amazon crap".........
Iirc "haswell ready" means it has been tested to work with intel speed step, which has a tendancy to mess with the stability of some group regulated psus
Well done sir! When you mentioned this build last week I got excited! And it didn't disappoint. That MACUBE is surprisingly less crap-tastic than I thought it would be!
I was pleasantly surprised about the choice of case, as it's the one I have! Solid budget case IMO.
@@TurkeyJoe Just goes to show that companies with a "meh" track record can still make quality components. I actually have that SSD he used manufactured by Silicon Power. Its cheap and good. A rare combination.
looks like the only real negative about that case is the breakoff slot covers, which are common on cheap cases (and have been for decades). That and sharp edges/thin metal. All are hallmarks of cheap. Though they've largely gotten away from sharp edges lately, I'm sure some bottom-tier cases still have this problem.
I love these videos. Its nice to know that you dont need to go broke just to play games.
dawid, im curious: how do you sound so well in videos? your audio sounds like you spend 98% of the time you have to make a video editing audio.
whenever i record myself i sound like talking into a bucket lol
Microphone quality helps, as does having good sound dampening in the area you're recording in. Do some tests with what you got, figure out how to get your mic to best pick up *just* your voice and fiddle with the settings on your recording software. Most the time, editing the audio should only take the time to slap on the standard filters and edit out all the ums, stutters and verbal typos. (Source: Being on the webcast team at work. 80% of the sound improvement came from sound dampening and a microphone that didn't suck. Well worth looking into if you can)
For sound dampening on the cheap, open up your closet and let the clothes on hangers do it's magic...
Honestly the build doesn’t even look too bad despite the price!
Nice Vid
Please upload more prebuilt videos
They have improved on the graphics side of their newer APU chips. I have a non gaming laptop that has a Ryzen 7 4700u and while the config involves a soldered 8gb ram stick, it plays a lot of games quite well. Mix settings obviously for some games, but was really impressed with it. I do have a gaming laptop now, but I still use the Ryzen laptop.
Actually puting an Radeon Rx550 4Gb video card (110$) can make this Pc pretty usable!
110,?? bru h wtf no no no with 110$ you can get a used 1660 bro....
@@aymen.d1372 depends on the country
RX580 8Gb are going for that price in canada now, they were popular mining cards so now they're getting sold off in mass bundles
@@piersonm5574 not sure where you live my country is so fuked up that 3050 costs more than 400$ and the 3060ti 600$😊💔 but 550 for 110$ nah you have to leve this place😂
@aymen.D Here in South Africa rx580 8gb costs $100 used and gtx 1660 costs $140 used. Rx550 isn't as common here, the Rx580 is pretty good on the used market because of all the mining. It's cheap to get new thermal pads and anyone doing a new build already has thermal paste, I would recommend repasting cards this old. And yeah, Rtx 3050 is still scamming people new here at nearly $400
It’s kinda crazy how people were okay with low frame rates back in the 2000s. As long as it ran the game we were happy. Today we gonna have them frame rates! I’m guilty of this after I built my first gaming PC in 2020.
THIS MAN BASICALLY MADE MY EXACT PC WTH 😭😭😭
The MSI B550M pro vdh wifi is actually a pretty god damn slick budget board tbh
Used it for a build recently because it offered a ridiculous amount of features I was looking for for stupid cheap
Haven't had any issues with it, didn't even have to fuck with bios update (luckily, heard from many users some came with old ass bios and had to update p.i.t.a. via usb stick)
Solid buy, imo
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@@simonguyett7643 Got more than one. You lose 😅
I love that now 3 channels have done $400 and below PC builds, it works out great for me because a friend of mine wants me to build him a PC and his max budget is $400. I parted a build out on pcpartpicker which is quite a bit different going with a cheaper AMD cpu (R3 3200G) and board (Msi B450-A Pro Max) but more expensive larger storage (1TB Crucial BX500 SSD) and a better case (Zalman S2). It came in at around $395 (excluding fans because I told him I have plenty of spare case fans when he needs them) but I told him he would still have to purchase atleast a Windows 11 key from one of those discount key websites.
Another thing about these iGPU's is that they have shared memory for VRAM, allowing the dedicated RAM to be used. However, there are ways in the BIOS, and other ways (check other YT videos) on how you can give it dedicated VRAM and increase it. I've got a Ryzen 7 5700u with a Vega 8 iGPU with 3GB VRAM.
Very nice budget build Dawid. That would make for a good entry level PC with some room for expansion. Cheers
That a surpringly good gaming experience. A real good bang for the drachmee
1:11 X-power gaming turbine gives off the same energy as those people who stick GTR, Type R, M, and Nismo onto their Peugeot 208
This is the most sensible build i have seen in a while.
A be quiet pure rock slim 2, 2 to 3 new casefans from arctic and a 512gig ssd and you are set.
A 700 USD build that can play anything and actually looks pretty nice.
This video gave me Canadian Dankpods vibes. Well done Dawid.
2:16 LMAO, i just keep cracking up everytime he says the motherboard model "VDH" 🤣
This was a fun vid Dawid! I really enjoy your content!
I legitimately love your contents.
Awesome video I love watching your video it’s nearly my birthday and in getting my first grand new pc and not already used one and you have gave me good knowledge ❤
So 2 things Dawid, 1) seeing you have to hand screw stuff with a normal screw driver when Linus could clearly bike messenger across town the LTT ratchet screwdriver to you makes me sad. and 2) I love this build cause it is very close to my personal build. I run an AMD 5600G with 16gb DDR4 3200mhz on a TUF X570-PLUS (wifi) and an RX 6600 that I got new for under $300. This puts this video into probably my Top 3 Dawid videos of all time!
04:31 the correct way is to take the fan off the heatsink and rotate it 90 degrees so the AMD is at the top, then screw it back onto the heatsink and install.
So a few things:
1) This case rocks for the price. Only thing that comes close is the Montech X1, but I prefer this one because of how the glass is mounted. $30 more gets you a Montech X3 though, and even with 6 - yes, 6 - Molex fans that use the 5 volt pin for the RGB lighting, it’s better than either case because of the included 140 and 120 fans.
2) There are people who put the AMD Wraith logo on the left. There are people who put the AMD Wraith logo on the right. And then there are the the people that just take the shroud off because logos are annoying.
3) I’ve used that PSU in several budget builds over the last decade and they’ve all been solid. The 700 watt model is the bare minimum I’d use if I were building something today since it’s a “rule of 2/3rds” PSU - only 2/3rd the wattage is available on 12 volts.
I remember the pullout PCI-E tabs. I lost so much blood and skin from my knuckles building PC back then. I was so happy when they started using removable covers. I still have covers and the screws from PCs I built 15-20 years ago.
OMG... Holy Moley! You've got my screwdriver 😲😲. One of my fav ratchets.
Awesome. Oh, nice build for the super low $!
Thx for your hard work. ... DT
Those little snap-off PCI slot covers are AFAIK designed to break off the opposite way you broke them off, that is bend them towards the inside of the case and they should snap off more easily. The OEM cases I work with are like that, not sure about the DeepCool BorgCube.
13:35 did i just see a gt 730 for 100$? that has to be Canadian because the gtx 745 i got for my old xp based office computer was 30 bucks on ebay along with all the rest of them i found
I, too, love the Msi B550M PRO-VDÄÆUGH WIFI Motherboard.
You gotta update these games to games people actually play currently
Raaa intresting video was gonna consider building a pc without a gpu for beginning but to much of a difference need the gpu now also love the outro* pain and simple
case looks pretty similar to my lian-li one. Budget but you get a basement to help with cable management and a space behind the motherboard too. Good to see thats almost a baseline expectation these days
I remember my first build was around $350, but I was able to find a GPU (a $100 HD7770) to squeeze into my budget. It helped that at the time Microcenter had a deal for an FX-4100 cpu and a (very cheap) mobo for $100. I then overclocked the FX to 4.5 ghz on that cheap board and stock cooler, somehow.
you should buy a lottery ticket ngl
9:00 Just FYI, you cannot determine if there is CPU headroom by looking at the total CPU utilization. For this, you need per-core figures! Almost always, games cannot use all available threads, meaning that one ore more threads may still be pegged at 100% and thus limiting performance. Since your iGPU was still over 97% utilization at that time, it just so happened that you really weren't CPU limited at that moment. With the dGPU you were CPU limited in all games btw.
Videos like this, is what makes me wonder how they're able to pump out consoles for the prices they do.
"Yes, it's the end! BYE!" Gotta love that closing. Linoooode...
Best video in a while, humor was spot on.
Dawid: "I went with Blue RAM to add some color"
Also Dawid: *Unsheathes the Ketchup and Mustard power supply cables*
Thanks for the video. I was just thinking it would be nice to have another Dawid build like the 3200g system that first brought me to your channel.
Suggestion Dawid - do an incremental improvements series.
e.g. take a SUPER low spec PC and gradually boost ONE category per episode. E.g. Graphics from APU to 1070 to 2060 to 3050 to 4090, CPU from i3, i5, i7 to Ryzen 9/i9, SSD, Mobo, etc
Some cases I assume it will have little to no impact, see where diminishing returns kicks in
I had a Thermaltake psu very similar to that one on my last desktop because I had to grab something cheap, and despite it looking kinda sketch it served me well for three years until I was able to afford a proper upgrade.
I've been using a Thermaltake Smart 750w in my internet box for 6 years!!
They are not as bad as they look.