I remember a few months ago when I went to build my pc with no idea what to do 🤣"I spent hours on hours looking up and watching build tutorials to the point that I was a literal pc building master until it came to the front io cable's I spent sooooo long tryna figure it out... "but eventully got it! other than that it was so much fun I would do it again for sure. "love the vid man keep up the grind!
Yeah he wasted the budget on it he also when much in the cpu bcs the ryzen 5600 it's overkill for a 1660 and a ryzen 5 3600 can easily handle it and just invest into a better graphics card and the ryzen 5 5600 don't run that much hot and the cooler within the box is better than intel so he wasted his money on the AIO and the cpu and idk bcs he's only doing gamming not productivity tasks so the r5 3600 will be the best choice and he choose aesthetics for. The ram and man he choose a 3000Mhz bruh
You did amazing for your first build! I completely understand all the struggles as I am still getting the last two things for my Pc and it has already been stressing me out! Great job on this build.
A tip for the cpu cooler: flip the cooler around so that the tubes are at the bottom. Having the tubes at the top can cause issues with air bubbles and stuff which leads to overheating. Overall pretty good build
Hey man it might not be perfect out of the gate, but you got a working PC on your first try. If you want to take up some of the dead space at the bottom of the board you could vertically mount the GPU, that would cover a lot of that dead space below the motherboard. I done that once with a MATX board in a montech case and it came out looking really good. If you decide to Lian li makes a killer vertical mount that fits most mid and full size cases, it would definitely fit yours. Cheers and well done young man!
VERMAX! This video is actually super helpful, I have been recently looking at building a computer, instead of playing on my school laptop, instead of the 5600, I decided to go for the Ryzen 5 3600, as its super good for the price, and I also got a used graphics card, its a 1650 super! - so watching this video honestly made me feel even more motivated, to put in the work, get money and complete my build.
First builds aren’t easy but an a great experience to learn congrats on a brand new build, also my advice is to really research parts even if their older. Older parts aren’t as appealing but do just as good has new parts but ultimately it’s whatever you want you know.
I would say I’m a pretty experienced PC builder or like experienced in tech and in my opinion you basically covered like the basics as best as you could do especially as a beginner. Overall I congratulate you with learning all this.
@@Thatdemon01 yeah, to be honest people will say it’s really easy if you just look up guides but like if you look up guides, you are most likely getting those parts but if you want your own kind of parts, you’re gonna be doing a lot of research.
I believe that grey substance on your hand is the build in thermal paste from your aio. You should definitely check it. That thermal paste is one of the important component between your CPU and the cooler. Without it the CPU can easily overheat and potentialy damaged it.
Very impressive! Congratulations on building you first pc. I love the enthusiasm in your build and I can tell you like to favor looks and appeal. Personally I am the same. I remember building my first pc and It was frightening at first but once you get a feel for what your doing then its a smooth ride the rest of the way. However, there is some things I would recommend for your next build. If you are going for a budget build, favor the best bang for the buck and don’t go for unnecessary things that will hog money for more important parts. I think that the 5600 is acceptable and Im running a 5600x and they are work horses but it may have been smart to spend the extra $15-30 dollars for the “x” model that has a little more performance. I think that the motherboard could have been a little better quality but it will be good enough for what you want. The thing that really bugs me is you running a AIO in your system. I think that it looks amazing but Its a little unnecessary and the money used for that could have been put towards a larger ssd or better GPU. All in all I think that for what you are using it for it will be good enough if thats what you want and maybe consider shopping around and poking your nose into different styles that will fit your taste but will give you best performance
It’s your first build and I think that’s great. A pc is what you want, and if you like we like. It’s like a personalized version of you, you build it for YOU.
wonderful job for your first build! you have great potential. like you have addressed in the video that you had to compromise performance for asthetics (and thats totally okay!). One piece of advice is that the 5600 draws so little power that a regular cpu air cooler should sufficiently provide cooling. but you can keep the AIO for future upgrades of course!
For a newbie an AIO is a lot more complicated than an air cooler, with air cooler you only need to mount it to the motherboard and connect one fan, the fan clips on the heatsink so there is no screws for that, and there is usually only one way to orient it for AMD system. With AIO in addition to that you need to connect at least two fans plus the pump, and mount them to the radiator with screws, and you need to think of where to mount them in the case and orientation
Awesome job man. At one point in the video you mentioned you spent 3 days setting everything up for the pc. One thing about building your own pc, you are never ever done modding. At least in my case anyway. There is always something you can do with it. Whether it's for looks or performance. It becomes addicting. This is the best way to learn though.
There are 3 sizes of motherboards ergo cases that you can get. Theres atx, mini atx and micro, in that order from largest to smallest. Also depending on the size of each component... your graphics card might be too large, your cpu cooler/fan could run into your ram cards or if its too tall your case, and if your using a liquid cooler the radiator it might not fit in the case either. All depends. Sometimes its best to look at other builds to get an idea of what works good together. Nzxt has a cool beginner build kit I'd recommend for well... beginners. It comes with a picture book and all the pieces you need, plus the picture book reminds me of those Lego books you get when you get a new Lego kit. Plus the finished product always looks totally rad.
hey vermax I really love ur videos keep it up and thank you for everything I used your amazon list to help give me some ideas love you man and thanks for the amazing content and I personally would love to see you test the pc
I love that you were honest about the hours it took you to do this 😂 i try to act like I can build pcs in 10 minutes but when I look down at the clock, it’s been 4+ hours..
Great build, especially since this was your first. If I were you, I would have saved money on the AIO (I also have a 5600, and I'm using the stock cooler) and upgraded the card to 1660 super or 2060 like you said in your video. Maybe it's just cause I've had bad experience with 1660 and 1650 gpus
i know it's been 1 year since this video was released but 8:20 you can you use usb tethering to connect to your WiFi through your phone, i had that problem too but i found out about usb tethering lol
kinda of perfect balance for a first time build, great value build that looks great, you definitely got the most bang for your buck, and im sure it will play anything out there just fine . The water cooler is likely over kill for a 5500, and might of gone with a single 16 gb 3200 RAM, (but wouldn't have looked nearly as good), and 1660 super used is the best performance for the money today by far . My first build had 4rth gen support everything except for the 5600G cpu, so it was 100$ extra wasted basically,, cause the 5600G doesn't support 4th gen
i recently built my first pc aswell and it took me around 3 days to finish it (mainly because it was during new years and all that stuff)i also ran into the same problem with the motherboard not having wifi, i didnt realise that i had to get a wifi adapter lol, i just thought you build it and you get wifi on the get-go but apparently not😅i still need to upgrade some parts like the graphics card, the ram and a ssd. it was incredibly fun building it so i hope you had fun building it aswell! Cheers!
yes thats true that most channels forget to mention that u shud spend a little more money and stick with motherboards that come preinstalled with WIFI and BLUETOOTH and the Antennas. That way you free up a slot on the board for something else.
Just finished my first build. Used a lot of parts from my prebuilt PC but took me about 3 hrs and it worked on the first try which is insane considering I have terrible luck when it comes to PC’s
Congrats on first build! A couple of issues I see is with the motherboard. First the motherboard is pcie 3, which is not a big deal with that video card or the Wi-Fi you got but will be an issue with newer cards. Also the motherboard does not have a 12v RGB header so you can’t use the RGB on the AIO, and yes the AIO is over kill for that but you got it for aesthetics so its fine. The other issue with your build is the RAM 3000hz is not the best for Ryzen 3600hz is better and the price difference is quite small, reason is that ram speed controls infinity fabric speed. Also don’t think you enable the profile on the RAM so its not even going 3000hz if you did not. You may have just skipped that on the video though.
Nice bro, for christmas i actually got a pc too, it was my first one ever. And guess what, you have the exact same specs as me, except i got a different motherboard and i used the wraith stealth cooler that came in the cpu box, so far the pc has been amazing. I built it with my uncle, i hope you have a good time with that pc and it gets the performance that you are hoping for.
Great job on your first build! I'm was actually gonna upgrade my PC from an i5- 3470 to an R5 5600 for my GTX 1660 and your video just popped into my recommendation. i hope you post those benchmarks soon.
0:43 you dont have to install the CPU first. I see a lot doing that and it is not an official rule, they just do it out of excitement to put the CPU in the socket. The most efficient way is to start from the back/bottom (wherever your case PSU goes, route your cables first. 99% if the "tutorials" i have seen online do it the opposite way, then they encounter issues trying to route cables and/or they get stressed out to do cable management after.
Most people don't understand its not necesarily about video games. Instead its about the planning buying building process, theres a Zen and an Esoterism to going thru the process, it raises your morale and self esteem, kinda like mechanics and working on ur bicycle motorcycle car truck. Theres a great satisfaction after its up and running. And then you want to do another one, and another, and another, into Infinity and Beyond! 😂 LOL
For a first PC build this is pretty good, most first builds don't even turn on due to RAM issues and misplaced cables but you did a good job on that. One tip just don't use WiFi I know you expected there to be WiFi with that motherboard but most don't come with unless you buy a more expensive version and ethernet is better in speed and stability anyways.
You did a lot better than me bro. I am a comp sci student and I was researching for like 4 months what parts to get and how to build my pc. I messed up with the cooler and my pc was going to 95C degrees while i was playing games like fifa and cs go lol
Just trying to help with this read the mental and double even triple check that you have the light cord and other cords not mixed up because it might fix your light problem and will prevent power under or over loads
I Just today bought a lot of the same parts as you for my pc, but mine was a even lower budget: $500. I am only 13 and the way I got the money to buy this was because I milk our cow everyday for at least one dollar. I was wondering if anyone else had that PIT in their stomach when you purchased your pc. Because you are thinking: OMG WHAT IF IT DOESN'T FIT WHAT IF IT BREAKSSS!!? Thank you for making such a helpful video, you boosted my confidence, and I'll let you know how building my Pc went!
1 tip is that connect all the cables to your motherboard before you put your graphics card in it will make it a lot easier and always start your pc with the panels off so if you make a mistake you don’t need to take it all of again and you only got a ryzen 5 and you don’t need a aio for that just use a fan cooler it would work just fine.
Heads up. The NZXT H1 is on sale for half off right now at Best Buy. I’ve personally built a rig with this case and it’s the easiest case to build in. No cable management, it comes with a power supply built in, and you can access it from every side. I wouldn’t build a super high powered rig in it but up to like a 3070/3080/6600xt/6700xt paired with a mid range cpu. It’s perfect.
Awesome build man, I probably would've, made a crap ton of mistakes but you did really good. A quick tip, I would order a white motherboard but those are expensive and you were on a budget so nvm. Keep up the great work
@@ezplays3321 the motherboard is the problem. You can see the bottom cables which don't look good. Also, the motherboard doesn't have a 3-pin ARGB header.
Ok no disrespect your content got me through Covid top 2 best TH-camrs but if it is 4 ram slots if you have 2 ram put them in 1 and 3 hope this helps if you decide to make your own god pc good luck
I'd just like to say thanks for using a white case since most other guides used a black motherboard and a black case making it super hard to even see everything.
I have the same case. If you put the aio on top with the fans on the inside and then get 2 fans for the front that are RGB, it will make a big difference in appearance. The small motherboard problem does suck though. Even if you got a better one, you'd essentially have to completely rebuild the PC... Judging by your recent videos though, it looked like you went from this to something much more expensive though already.
If its your first time building a budget pc and want good parts I recommend getting the Gigabyte Project Stealth RTX 3070 Z690 DIY Kit It come with instructions and has an RTX 3070! (3070 should be good for any games and average 200fps)
To all people who think they can’t do it, you can. People always make it a lot harder than it seems.
yea tbh apart from some cables and the aio the rest was a lot easier than i though
@@Vermax hey vermax, can you make a tutorial on how to make a gaming PC for about 525 dollars?
Hey
i want to do it but done want to buy the components and cock it up lol
Yup just built my first not bad
You did really well for your first pc build and made beginner mistakes a lot of people would. Good job man!
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@@buildyourcomputer He only has 2 ram slots
@@buildyourcomputer 2 and 4 not 1 and 3
I remember a few months ago when I went to build my pc with no idea what to do 🤣"I spent hours on hours looking up and watching build tutorials to the point that I was a literal pc building master until it came to the front io cable's I spent sooooo long tryna figure it out... "but eventully got it! other than that it was so much fun I would do it again for sure. "love the vid man keep up the grind!
My guy went for an aio cooler, with a 700 dollar budget... He even got a cooler included with the cpu for free.
Most cpus come with a stock cooler
Yeah he wasted the budget on it he also when much in the cpu bcs the ryzen 5600 it's overkill for a 1660 and a ryzen 5 3600 can easily handle it and just invest into a better graphics card and the ryzen 5 5600 don't run that much hot and the cooler within the box is better than intel so he wasted his money on the AIO and the cpu and idk bcs he's only doing gamming not productivity tasks so the r5 3600 will be the best choice and he choose aesthetics for. The ram and man he choose a 3000Mhz bruh
@@OptimalTechZone 5600 is not overkill for a 1660 at all, he couldve fit an RTX 3070 if he did some part changes lmao (they go for like $270-300 now)
You did amazing for your first build! I completely understand all the struggles as I am still getting the last two things for my Pc and it has already been stressing me out! Great job on this build.
A tip for the cpu cooler: flip the cooler around so that the tubes are at the bottom. Having the tubes at the top can cause issues with air bubbles and stuff which leads to overheating. Overall pretty good build
then the enermax logo would be sideways and it would look terrible
@@ProfessorTurtleGuy working good > looking good
@@p4stagg448 wow only took 3 months to respond 😂
@@p4stagg448 it just won't be right. why would i want to look at my pc and see words sideways like i messed up or smt.
Do u mean the part fixed to the cpu or the radiator part?
Insanely great build! One thing I can reccomend to make the blank space look a little bit more ‘full’ is RGB strips +1 sub!
Hey man it might not be perfect out of the gate, but you got a working PC on your first try. If you want to take up some of the dead space at the bottom of the board you could vertically mount the GPU, that would cover a lot of that dead space below the motherboard. I done that once with a MATX board in a montech case and it came out looking really good. If you decide to Lian li makes a killer vertical mount that fits most mid and full size cases, it would definitely fit yours. Cheers and well done young man!
VERMAX! This video is actually super helpful, I have been recently looking at building a computer, instead of playing on my school laptop, instead of the 5600, I decided to go for the Ryzen 5 3600, as its super good for the price, and I also got a used graphics card, its a 1650 super! - so watching this video honestly made me feel even more motivated, to put in the work, get money and complete my build.
nice
you picked horrible parts
@@MustangGuy112 For a budget PC, no. You are completely wrong.
This was my starter build too 😁
😒👍 Git Money, Yes!
Love the determination man! Sick video. ❤️
Incredible bro we have been waiting so long for this 🔥 video 🤩
First builds aren’t easy but an a great experience to learn congrats on a brand new build, also my advice is to really research parts even if their older. Older parts aren’t as appealing but do just as good has new parts but ultimately it’s whatever you want you know.
I never new I would be early to a vermax vid lol. You came in clutch because I have been looking for a no experience pc build with commentary.
I would say I’m a pretty experienced PC builder or like experienced in tech and in my opinion you basically covered like the basics as best as you could do especially as a beginner. Overall I congratulate you with learning all this.
Ima get my first pc ever but im tryna learn it’s difficult ash😭
@@Thatdemon01 yeah, to be honest people will say it’s really easy if you just look up guides but like if you look up guides, you are most likely getting those parts but if you want your own kind of parts, you’re gonna be doing a lot of research.
If ur still alive can u help me or nah ? 😊
@@Xzen716 I guess😭
I believe that grey substance on your hand is the build in thermal paste from your aio. You should definitely check it. That thermal paste is one of the important component between your CPU and the cooler. Without it the CPU can easily overheat and potentialy damaged it.
yea it is from the thermal paste haha, and i applied some extra because i messed up the first time
@@Vermax „i was spending hours to know hoe ti build a pc“ also him: *touches the thermal paste and probaly has to buy a new one*
Keep up the amazing work! ❤️ You motivate and inspire me every video + short you do :)
Fr Vermax you inspire me and Fxre!
now you know literal everything about pcs now
Very impressive! Congratulations on building you first pc. I love the enthusiasm in your build and I can tell you like to favor looks and appeal. Personally I am the same. I remember building my first pc and It was frightening at first but once you get a feel for what your doing then its a smooth ride the rest of the way. However, there is some things I would recommend for your next build. If you are going for a budget build, favor the best bang for the buck and don’t go for unnecessary things that will hog money for more important parts. I think that the 5600 is acceptable and Im running a 5600x and they are work horses but it may have been smart to spend the extra $15-30 dollars for the “x” model that has a little more performance. I think that the motherboard could have been a little better quality but it will be good enough for what you want. The thing that really bugs me is you running a AIO in your system. I think that it looks amazing but Its a little unnecessary and the money used for that could have been put towards a larger ssd or better GPU. All in all I think that for what you are using it for it will be good enough if thats what you want and maybe consider shopping around and poking your nose into different styles that will fit your taste but will give you best performance
no point in getting the x you nly get 0.1 ghz more
It’s your first build and I think that’s great. A pc is what you want, and if you like we like. It’s like a personalized version of you, you build it for YOU.
wonderful job for your first build! you have great potential. like you have addressed in the video that you had to compromise performance for asthetics (and thats totally okay!).
One piece of advice is that the 5600 draws so little power that a regular cpu air cooler should sufficiently provide cooling. but you can keep the AIO for future upgrades of course!
Your videos are the best Vermax you are inspiring me to keep improving my setup keep up the good work.
This so so great to see you build a pc I’m planning to do that as well and seeing you do it can really help me thank you vermax ❤😎👍
vermax is trash
You are my inspiration to never quit so keep up the great vids i work hard on my content so i can have what you have.
As a computer nerd I am VERY happy to see you building one ❤😊
Same
I've built at least 13 now
@@khaseem_srt DAAMN
@@khaseem_srt ok and?
i need to fix my desktop the gpu melted cuse it heated up to 200 degrees dont buy pre builts
man ur amazing i hope u the best and you make more computers in the coming future.
I have been waiting this video for ages. I'm a PC nerd and I really enjoyed watching you building one!
ty, many more in the future (they will be better)
Nice build! The PC looks sick, and hope you’ll do some upgrades in the future and love your videos!
For a newbie an AIO is a lot more complicated than an air cooler, with air cooler you only need to mount it to the motherboard and connect one fan, the fan clips on the heatsink so there is no screws for that, and there is usually only one way to orient it for AMD system.
With AIO in addition to that you need to connect at least two fans plus the pump, and mount them to the radiator with screws, and you need to think of where to mount them in the case and orientation
i think a good air cooler is good as it is cheaper and less likely to break
Awesome job man. At one point in the video you mentioned you spent 3 days setting everything up for the pc. One thing about building your own pc, you are never ever done modding. At least in my case anyway. There is always something you can do with it. Whether it's for looks or performance. It becomes addicting. This is the best way to learn though.
Ayyy, Vermax with another great vid!
Amazing content vermy this is what I like to see keep up the excellent work
haha ty
There are 3 sizes of motherboards ergo cases that you can get. Theres atx, mini atx and micro, in that order from largest to smallest. Also depending on the size of each component... your graphics card might be too large, your cpu cooler/fan could run into your ram cards or if its too tall your case, and if your using a liquid cooler the radiator it might not fit in the case either. All depends. Sometimes its best to look at other builds to get an idea of what works good together. Nzxt has a cool beginner build kit I'd recommend for well... beginners. It comes with a picture book and all the pieces you need, plus the picture book reminds me of those Lego books you get when you get a new Lego kit. Plus the finished product always looks totally rad.
If ur still alive can u help me with a pc or nah ? 😊
@JrvHev search other people's builds with similar specs to what your looking for. Copy and paste into your inventory.
Hands down your the best youtuber ❤️❤️✋🏾✋🏾
hey vermax I really love ur videos keep it up and thank you for everything I used your amazon list to help give me some ideas love you man and thanks for the amazing content and I personally would love to see you test the pc
I love that you were honest about the hours it took you to do this 😂 i try to act like I can build pcs in 10 minutes but when I look down at the clock, it’s been 4+ hours..
Btw I don’t think u used thermal paste lol
Some CPU coolers have thermal paste.
@@El_MaikyLONDOBut he said its covered with this grey stuff that means he probably wiped it away
this pc is so clean!! good job bro
Great build, especially since this was your first. If I were you, I would have saved money on the AIO (I also have a 5600, and I'm using the stock cooler) and upgraded the card to 1660 super or 2060 like you said in your video. Maybe it's just cause I've had bad experience with 1660 and 1650 gpus
Bro your crazy Vermax your out here building setups and now PCs huge W Vermmy!
i know it's been 1 year since this video was released but 8:20 you can you use usb tethering to connect to your WiFi through your phone, i had that problem too but i found out about usb tethering lol
great job on you're first gaming pc build
kinda of perfect balance for a first time build, great value build that looks great, you definitely got the most bang for your buck, and im sure it will play anything out there just fine . The water cooler is likely over kill for a 5500, and might of gone with a single 16 gb 3200 RAM, (but wouldn't have looked nearly as good), and 1660 super used is the best performance for the money today by far . My first build had 4rth gen support everything except for the 5600G cpu, so it was 100$ extra wasted basically,, cause the 5600G doesn't support 4th gen
yea thats definetely true, i might upgrade the pc in the future tbh
Do I need thermal paste I just am a bit scared or can I wait a little then order it
Good vid vermax!! ❤ love the content keep it up 👑
i recently built my first pc aswell and it took me around 3 days to finish it (mainly because it was during new years and all that stuff)i also ran into the same problem with the motherboard not having wifi, i didnt realise that i had to get a wifi adapter lol, i just thought you build it and you get wifi on the get-go but apparently not😅i still need to upgrade some parts like the graphics card, the ram and a ssd. it was incredibly fun building it so i hope you had fun building it aswell! Cheers!
yea i can agree, building your own pc is infinetely more fun than just buying a prebuilt
yes thats true that most channels forget to mention that u shud spend a little more money and stick with motherboards that come preinstalled with WIFI and BLUETOOTH and the Antennas. That way you free up a slot on the board for something else.
Just finished my first build. Used a lot of parts from my prebuilt PC but took me about 3 hrs and it worked on the first try which is insane considering I have terrible luck when it comes to PC’s
I am overwhelmed with all the positivity 🤍 Good job ! I am a beginner myself and plan to start diving into my first build very soon !
Raise your hand if you been watching Vermax for a long time 🤚🏻
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U are a very under rated youtuber your naturally good at talking to the cam im trying to get a pc myself to make more videos
Congrats on first build! A couple of issues I see is with the motherboard. First the motherboard is pcie 3, which is not a big deal with that video card or the Wi-Fi you got but will be an issue with newer cards. Also the motherboard does not have a 12v RGB header so you can’t use the RGB on the AIO, and yes the AIO is over kill for that but you got it for aesthetics so its fine. The other issue with your build is the RAM 3000hz is not the best for Ryzen 3600hz is better and the price difference is quite small, reason is that ram speed controls infinity fabric speed. Also don’t think you enable the profile on the RAM so its not even going 3000hz if you did not. You may have just skipped that on the video though.
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Ver ver u are my fav u may have seen me before but remember that u are the best number 1 TH-camr ❤
Jesus Is King 👑 ❤ edit: guys why tf are yall arguing this was a year ago i don’t even remember making this comment💀
Allah isn’t real
No jesus is king lord and the only God Allah does not exist
@@Katskie-Bakugo0000 how would you feel if someone says something like this to ur religion
@@BaumFutzithen why did you ignore the guy who said "No Allah is"
@@BaumFutzilike is he special or smth??
UR THE BEST VERMAX
The Waffle House has found it’s new host
No it hasn't. All waffle houses are locked down. 💀
@@CamcorderHomeVideos 💀💀💀
The Waffle House has found it’s new host
@@metaverse6013 Nope. They are shut down due to riots.
Bro why people comment this it’s so annoying and makes no sense
Glad you got to experience computer building! Careful, it is addicting :)
Most people think building a pc first time is hard but trust me it is not and super simple
I’m building my first one and it’s not exactly simple as well😅, i would ask for professional help but they charge $700 just for helping me build it..
@@NormalSpeedGamerwhat are you having problems with I’ll try help
nice work man, you did an amazing job on building it! i hope i get one for my birthday i did ask
Good video! I'm in the part where I'm overwhelmed af with all the parts😂
great job mate when i did my first i struggled with everything
Nice bro, for christmas i actually got a pc too, it was my first one ever. And guess what, you have the exact same specs as me, except i got a different motherboard and i used the wraith stealth cooler that came in the cpu box, so far the pc has been amazing. I built it with my uncle, i hope you have a good time with that pc and it gets the performance that you are hoping for.
3:06 Linus Tech Tips, Austin Evans, & Tech Source are some Creators I recommend you watch for some great tutorials on PC building ❤
FINALLY! Same! I’m scared to do it tho as I’m 13 years old. But love pc/ tech ❤
I’m so jealous…
Great video!!!
mine was just over £730 and i got an rtx 3060 triple fan and an i5 10400f 16gb ram, it's pretty good on every game i cant lie
From not knowing anything about pc's, to being the insparation for people to buy pc's. Great job
Great job on your first build! I'm was actually gonna upgrade my PC from an i5- 3470 to an R5 5600 for my GTX 1660 and your video just popped into my recommendation. i hope you post those benchmarks soon.
@Vermax321--- I did send you a message
Dang, alright vermax I see you learning how to build PC nice man
Vermax your content is so well made keep up the good work I can't wait to see you in the future your growing every day
0:43 you dont have to install the CPU first. I see a lot doing that and it is not an official rule, they just do it out of excitement to put the CPU in the socket. The most efficient way is to start from the back/bottom (wherever your case PSU goes, route your cables first. 99% if the "tutorials" i have seen online do it the opposite way, then they encounter issues trying to route cables and/or they get stressed out to do cable management after.
Most people don't understand its not necesarily about video games. Instead its about the planning buying building process, theres a Zen and an Esoterism to going thru the process, it raises your morale and self esteem, kinda like mechanics and working on ur bicycle motorcycle car truck. Theres a great satisfaction after its up and running. And then you want to do another one, and another, and another, into Infinity and Beyond! 😂 LOL
I waited so long for you to do this so thank
This is a really good budget gaming pc for small youtubers❤️🔥
best video u ever made!
It's pretty ❤❤❤
Love the good work
For a first PC build this is pretty good, most first builds don't even turn on due to RAM issues and misplaced cables but you did a good job on that. One tip just don't use WiFi I know you expected there to be WiFi with that motherboard but most don't come with unless you buy a more expensive version and ethernet is better in speed and stability anyways.
his ethernet isnt working either
A tip I found when I did content creation,32 gigs of ran definitely helped out when editing,and when I livestreamed
Yo vermax I can't believe ur on the road to 300k great job ur one of my favorite content creatord
You did a lot better than me bro. I am a comp sci student and I was researching for like 4 months what parts to get and how to build my pc. I messed up with the cooler and my pc was going to 95C degrees while i was playing games like fifa and cs go lol
Just trying to help with this read the mental and double even triple check that you have the light cord and other cords not mixed up because it might fix your light problem and will prevent power under or over loads
I Just today bought a lot of the same parts as you for my pc, but mine was a even lower budget: $500. I am only 13 and the way I got the money to buy this was because I milk our cow everyday for at least one dollar. I was wondering if anyone else had that PIT in their stomach when you purchased your pc. Because you are thinking: OMG WHAT IF IT DOESN'T FIT WHAT IF IT BREAKSSS!!?
Thank you for making such a helpful video, you boosted my confidence, and I'll let you know how building my Pc went!
it went GREAT AND I AM ON IT RN ITS REALLY FAST TOO TY VERMAX
@@gooeymarshmallow Nice
Nice job. It works and you learned a lot.
Bro make sure that wifi board fits in pretty sure it doesn’t but wishing u good luck
1 tip is that connect all the cables to your motherboard before you put your graphics card in it will make it a lot easier and always start your pc with the panels off so if you make a mistake you don’t need to take it all of again and you only got a ryzen 5 and you don’t need a aio for that just use a fan cooler it would work just fine.
Bro this it top tier very informative
I build pc all the time and it’s great to see you build one good job!
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Heads up. The NZXT H1 is on sale for half off right now at Best Buy. I’ve personally built a rig with this case and it’s the easiest case to build in. No cable management, it comes with a power supply built in, and you can access it from every side.
I wouldn’t build a super high powered rig in it but up to like a 3070/3080/6600xt/6700xt paired with a mid range cpu. It’s perfect.
Awesome build man, I probably would've, made a crap ton of mistakes but you did really good. A quick tip, I would order a white motherboard but those are expensive and you were on a budget so nvm. Keep up the great work
the motherboard is fine i think the case is ruining the aesthetics of the build tho
@@ezplays3321 the motherboard is the problem. You can see the bottom cables which don't look good. Also, the motherboard doesn't have a 3-pin ARGB header.
i might upgrade it in the future tbh, with a better motherboard and gpu
It really is easier than most think, especially with youtube videos.
Great video!!!
Ok no disrespect your content got me through Covid top 2 best TH-camrs but if it is 4 ram slots if you have 2 ram put them in 1 and 3 hope this helps if you decide to make your own god pc good luck
I like how you listed the bios and "GHz" as pc components 😅
bro im still using my first pc build and it turned on first try everything worked but you did awsome i basically just used utube
You didn't need a liquid cooler but if youre going for aesthetics i respect it
when I built my pc I suggest planning out parts for quite a while and dont rush as some parts do some stuff
I'd just like to say thanks for using a white case since most other guides used a black motherboard and a black case making it super hard to even see everything.
Great video man!
I have the same case. If you put the aio on top with the fans on the inside and then get 2 fans for the front that are RGB, it will make a big difference in appearance. The small motherboard problem does suck though. Even if you got a better one, you'd essentially have to completely rebuild the PC... Judging by your recent videos though, it looked like you went from this to something much more expensive though already.
Dont buy a white graphics card spray paint it yourself it it cost about 10 pounds and just wait a fay fornit to dry
put the radiator on the top and on the front put some fans for better ariflow :)
Your such an inspiration!!!
If its your first time building a budget pc and want good parts I recommend getting the
Gigabyte Project Stealth RTX 3070 Z690 DIY Kit
It come with instructions and has an RTX 3070! (3070 should be good for any games and average 200fps)
You did very good but something i recommend for the future is getting a fully modular psu, it makes cable management a lot easier
yea i had no idea when ordering it, that there was a difference, at least i had a lot of space at the bottom of the case to put the extra cables