@@Lucipher07 They still have regular Intel M.2 Drives he could have used. Also if he was using an i7 then why didn't he go for the Intel ARC A770? Would it not have paired better?
@@pc-heroes Why would anyone use a 670p in 2023. Unless that is literally the only nvme drive you can find, it's not that fast, it's relatively old, and at least in north america it's not the cheapest nvme drive. It's actually more expensive than faster drives now.
Ima be honest if you dont mind using an intel arc and it services your needs you should definitely support it, why? Because it makes the market more competitive and lowers overall GPU prices
For what it can do, it's a very good cost to value card and Intel has shown so far that they are fully committed to supporting and refining the next generation of their ARC cards.
Take note that Austin hasn't even used the Arc A770. It would be nice to see the comparison between the A750 and A770 especially with months of driver improvement.
They're located in 19 states in the country. All the way from California to Texas to Florida to Pennsylvania and to Minnesota and much more. So they're not even relegated to a certain region of the U.S
I had planned to go to their grand opening when it was set for June 23rd, then they changed the date out of nowhere and didn't notify anybody so I used up a whole vacation day and didn't even get to go to Micro Center. Was pretty disappointed.
I missed a bit of comparison vs at least one other 250 usd card. Of course its good enough on its own but is it really worth it compared to 250 usd AMD/Nvidia equivalent?
There is no AMD or Nvidia alternative the alternative is 300+usd and only 2-10% faster. And the Intel card has better encoding for content creation/streaming. Fantastic card for 250
@@smokerpc5910Arc doesn't have a problem on features, stability is obviously not as good, but Intel hasn't made a serious graphics card since decades ago. In fact, Arc when it was launched looked richer than AMD's RDNA2 architecture and almost matching similar NVIDIA cards. That is amazing for a 1st gen product.
@@saricubra2867 I mean Thier up scaling isn't as good as dlss FSR2 and thier software is really buggy. I mean I don't think that a card with a massive die size that's super late I wouldn't call it amazing
@@smokerpc5910 @smokerpc5910 XESS is almost on par with DLSS2's algorithm. The software stuff has been fixed by now, only improving perfomance and game compability. "i wouldn't call it amazing" Is not an RTX 4090.
i mean at this price id be turning it all low without stuff like resolution and textures, i think that would of been a better route to take as more frames > higher quality for most people
That's cool and all, but talking about price over MSRP for a CPU that's been discontinued isn't the brightest idea, since it's obviously overpriced. Don't get me wrong, it's still a good deal(even though I don't like the motherboard), with 60 bucks more you can upgrade it directly to 32gb But the 12700k isn't a CPU I'd buy new, unless you'd find a deal like this. Also 12700k and then a750 seems a bit unbalanced to me, but ok, could have gone with the a770, the 16gb was only 100 bucks more at micro center
This is my current build i7-12700k with a770 w/16gb combo. A770 has only gotten better over time with driver updates. Curious to see what a 2nd gen Intel Arc will bring.
People complaining about Austin not using Optane when the consumer lineup has been dead for at least more than a year or two. (New models are for data centers and based on 3D Xpoint) Also, Intel doesn't make RAM. They do make motherboards though. So maybe we shouldn't be complaining.
Think your missing a few things Austin May I make a suggestion for a second all Intel pc build Do the usuals GPU, CZpU, Motherboard But you can go further My all Intel rig Intel Core i3 10105 CPU Intel Arc A380 Asrock Challenger 6GB VRAM GTX Intel 2 TB 670 PCIe 3.0 NVMe SSD Intel Killer WiFi 6E Network Adapter Killer E3100 USB C Ethernet Adapter to achieve Double Shot Pro The E3100 USB C Adapter is not Intel branded it was produced by Rivet Networks right before Intel bought them. But it’s pretty much Intel This harkens back to my last budget gaming PC which was all AMD except the networking I had AMD FX 8350 8 Core CPU AMD Radeon R9 270X AMD Radeon Gamer Deries 16 GB (4X4GB) RAM AMD Radeon R7 SATA III SSD 5x120Gb in Raid 0 With an Asrock 990FX Killer Motherboard Killer all the way I’ve had Killer products since the OG PCI M1 Network card I still have all the Rigs with them in it too
I just built an all Intel build with a 12900K/ Predator Bifrost A770 rig for the fun of it. Primarily for editing which it is excellent at with 64GB DDR5 6000 memory. It'll get a 4090 something soon, but I was curious. Can't say I'm unhappy. Intel seems to be making a genuine effort.
@@velqt bro... You're missing the whole point of the comment. I wasn't talking about any specific GPU. I was just saying they've been doing good with their line of GPUs and the support they give the cards...
Doesn't matter what you say... I'm never going back to Intel. The only reason why I have Intel laptops, a one with ryzen 9, is that, amd didn't made amd laptops back when I was buying them. Also I was a razer freak. Regret it until today
Austin: “ALL INTEL GAMING PC!!!!”
Also Austin: *uses WD SSD*
was thinking he was going to use an intel optain SSD
@@wolfbagle7851 except they have been discontinued
@@Lucipher07 They still have regular Intel M.2 Drives he could have used. Also if he was using an i7 then why didn't he go for the Intel ARC A770? Would it not have paired better?
Also no Intel motherboard.
@@pc-heroes Why would anyone use a 670p in 2023. Unless that is literally the only nvme drive you can find, it's not that fast, it's relatively old, and at least in north america it's not the cheapest nvme drive. It's actually more expensive than faster drives now.
Ima be honest if you dont mind using an intel arc and it services your needs you should definitely support it, why? Because it makes the market more competitive and lowers overall GPU prices
For what it can do, it's a very good cost to value card and Intel has shown so far that they are fully committed to supporting and refining the next generation of their ARC cards.
He doesnt go for an Intel SSD in an All Intel PC smh
also intel cooler xD
Hence why I'm fairly disappointed already too tbh
If he really haaad to go with WD he could have gone with the Blue ssds purely for aesthetics too lol
WHY!?!!
Wait! Intel have ssds😮
@@thevoidscreamer yes ever since ssds were a thing ever lol, they're one of the very first to produce ssds
I know Intel doesn’t make every single part for a good gaming pc, but Austin needs to specify that it’s pretty much GPU and CPU that’s Intel
Well mother board as well, chipset is made by intel as well
Obviously theyre not gonna make cases or power supplies but he could've gone with the SSD. All the main things are Intel anyway so hes good
He seem to get more energetic every video
The check cashed
Shut up
Probably because he's raking in money. Half of his videos are basically just commercials now.
@@Travis1232wl4that money came in bro i’s escatic
The fact that he finally said "Mo powa baby!" after he's been wearing the donut merch for the past little bit is gold to me! Love it!
Take note that Austin hasn't even used the Arc A770. It would be nice to see the comparison between the A750 and A770 especially with months of driver improvement.
Austin losing it over thinking you can just 3 tap someone in WZ with a base pistol is adorable.
I would have liked to see the A770 but I'm happy you went with the more price to performance A750
The A770 only gets about a 15%-20% boast over the A750 version.
@@Joreel Thats a lot
@@Joreelyeah that's alot man I agree with @danb4900
It would have been fine with an i3 or 5500/5600 but with an i7, it just doesn’t fit
Austin: * builds an ALL INTEL Gaming PC *
Also Austin: * doesn't use an Intel SSD *
IMO shoulda have featured a 13100f and a budget board to show how well intel does even at a budget pricepoint.
True but he also wanted to show off Microcenter's combo of that cpu/mobo/ram for $350 which is hella budget.
Been wanting to try intel for a while, I have a amd pc that is not working right now and stuck in a boot loop so guess its time to rebuild one.
Great video! Supposed to get a Micro Center in Charlotte next year 🤞🏾
I would like to see what an all AMD build could do
Thank you, Arc A750, very cool.
Well at least he knows the North Star never moves
That is a nice looking tower! Great build Austin :)
You should've gone with an a770 imo
loved the nod to donut! before it happend when he put the first sticker on it was the first thing i thought of :D
MicroCenter needs to come out to the West Coast...lol. Would LOVE to shop at one, but ain't gonna cross the entire country to do so. :P
They're in California....just sayin'...
@@dragon2knight They are?! I thought they were East Coast only; didn't realize that. Now that might be worth a pilgrimage from AZ; thanks!
They're located in 19 states in the country. All the way from California to Texas to Florida to Pennsylvania and to Minnesota and much more. So they're not even relegated to a certain region of the U.S
over the weekend i went to my first microcenter in eastern pa and now i want a microcenter in central PA
I'm so happy about the new micro center that opened here in indy, I've been wanting to go to one for so long!!!
I've been wanting to get my hands on a all intel build, I even created one on PC part picker. Alas, I just don't have the funds these days.
I really like that shade of blue. Very SGI ca. late 1990s/early 2000s.
I love Montech’s cases 🎉 Looks so good and always come with great price.
Well this answers my curiosity. Thanks Austin 👍🏾
I had planned to go to their grand opening when it was set for June 23rd, then they changed the date out of nowhere and didn't notify anybody so I used up a whole vacation day and didn't even get to go to Micro Center. Was pretty disappointed.
I missed a bit of comparison vs at least one other 250 usd card. Of course its good enough on its own but is it really worth it compared to 250 usd AMD/Nvidia equivalent?
There is no AMD or Nvidia alternative the alternative is 300+usd and only 2-10% faster. And the Intel card has better encoding for content creation/streaming. Fantastic card for 250
A770 with 16gb vram costing 1/4th of an nvidia one
To be fair you are giving up a bit of stability and alot of features compared to Nvidia and amd
@@smokerpc5910Arc doesn't have a problem on features, stability is obviously not as good, but Intel hasn't made a serious graphics card since decades ago.
In fact, Arc when it was launched looked richer than AMD's RDNA2 architecture and almost matching similar NVIDIA cards. That is amazing for a 1st gen product.
@@saricubra2867 I mean Thier up scaling isn't as good as dlss FSR2 and thier software is really buggy. I mean I don't think that a card with a massive die size that's super late I wouldn't call it amazing
@@smokerpc5910 @smokerpc5910 XESS is almost on par with DLSS2's algorithm.
The software stuff has been fixed by now, only improving perfomance and game compability.
"i wouldn't call it amazing"
Is not an RTX 4090.
The donut media “Mo power baby” was beautiful
Why Eset when you have a solution already included with Windows? All Eset is going to do is disable the onboard threat protection.
The Eset Gamer edition part feels like a not declared ad, normally in such videos software is ignored in the process, windows f.e. isn't listed.
man the Sky Two is still as beautiful. if only i had the money for a build with that case.
9:28 buddy got the beak open
Are you going to Micro Center for the Grand Opening? If so, count me already there!
“Mo Powa Baby” thank you for the James Pumphrey reference
You could have bought an Intel SSD. Maybe not from Micro Center, but they do exist and are pretty reasonably-priced.
There are no intel ssd anymore. Intel sold off their ssd division in 2021. It's solidigm now.
As a Moroccan, I'm actually surprised you snuck in a reference to Chefchaouen
Nice choice with the Asus Prime Motherboard great value!!
I have an "all Intel" PC. I7-12700k and Arc A770 LE, love it. With a Samsung ssd 😏
The Kingston NV2 SSD almost a year ago was extremely cheap, i bought many of them. Better price/capacity/speed than SATA III.
Is optane dead? would have been fun to try to find a new optane SSD
Optane was sold to SK hynix, and is know known as Solidigm
They are obsolete, just pick up M.2 PCIe.
It's prob a good idea to start benchmarking competitive shooters at low settings, since it's what most people play on.
if its playable on higher settings than its more than playable on the lowest settings
An i7 12700k and an Arc a750. Quite unbalanced ( why not a770 if you went with the i7?).
The i7-12700K can drive an RTX 3080Ti and 4070 Ti as the max (1080p).
Im going to be building pc's with old parts and is wondering if you can use laptop parts to build the pc.
Love your vids man been watching for a few years
Hello Austin, this is guys!
This video is basically "is an Intel Arc worth it?" but with extra steps, xD
More power baby-Dount-
Interesting results - There hasn't been too many AMD Cpu + Intel Gpu benchmarks yet.
That ag400 is a great budget cooler great looking build by the way and performs like I would expect from a 1k build
4:20 i was waiting for the donut media reference!!! 😂
I think you need to underline Resizable Bar if you want to go with an intel Gpu
That’s very impressive with Cyberpunk!
fractal pop would have been a better case, blue is deeper more like intels colour
MSAA is super taxing in GTA5. Everyone practically plays using FXAA and I would've hoped for a benchmark with it.
i mean at this price id be turning it all low without stuff like resolution and textures, i think that would of been a better route to take as more frames > higher quality for most people
They just switched to a Z690 TUF motherboard and I'm sad, especially since I built it when they offered the DDR4 version of the Prime Motherboard.
Doesn't Intel also have an SSD?
Optane is a bit dead
Optane, no longer exists.
Legend has it, Austin had spawned at Microcenter when his parents found him
Something is missing, this is not all intel pc. Where is Intel ssd, Intel mobo, Intel PSU?
How much did it cost to build the computer?
tell microcentre to open up a shop in Australia, Melbourne specificly
Intel Arc was released last year OCTOBER!!!!
5:20 The Ken Collection™ sticker is still on the monitor after all these years. 😂
i love how he flexes his microcenter items yet new Zealand still does not have a microcenter
Thank you for this build! I'm looking to upgrade a 1660 super to the 750 arc/3060
Better add a wee bit more for the a770
Or go AMD, that's always an option too
@commanderkiller6371 absolutely, the 220-250 range is nice right now
@@Hyzer_Wizard yeah dude, im planning on getting a rx 6700 xt for like $250~ or a rx 6600 xt for like $180~, good luck with your upgrade though!
Kinda stupid to use the a750 with such a powerful CPU why not go with the a770??
I feel like an i5 would be a better pairing for the a750.
NOBODY LIVES AROUND MICRO CENTER
I think it was using Xe SS ! I think !
Not a fan of MC because all the deals are "in store" only and my nearest MC is 2 hours away in LA.
Tbh.. for 1k. That’s solid performance.
Why not 12-700F?
That's cool and all, but talking about price over MSRP for a CPU that's been discontinued isn't the brightest idea, since it's obviously overpriced.
Don't get me wrong, it's still a good deal(even though I don't like the motherboard), with 60 bucks more you can upgrade it directly to 32gb
But the 12700k isn't a CPU I'd buy new, unless you'd find a deal like this.
Also 12700k and then a750 seems a bit unbalanced to me, but ok, could have gone with the a770, the 16gb was only 100 bucks more at micro center
This is my current build i7-12700k with a770 w/16gb combo. A770 has only gotten better over time with driver updates. Curious to see what a 2nd gen Intel Arc will bring.
People complaining about Austin not using Optane when the consumer lineup has been dead for at least more than a year or two. (New models are for data centers and based on 3D Xpoint)
Also, Intel doesn't make RAM. They do make motherboards though. So maybe we shouldn't be complaining.
In switzerland the CPU ram Mainboard combo costs 703$ on digitec 😕
You have done almost every gameing tech in the world
i love this montech case
Think your missing a few things Austin
May I make a suggestion for a second all Intel pc build
Do the usuals GPU, CZpU, Motherboard
But you can go further
My all Intel rig
Intel Core i3 10105 CPU
Intel Arc A380 Asrock Challenger 6GB VRAM GTX
Intel 2 TB 670 PCIe 3.0 NVMe SSD
Intel Killer WiFi 6E Network Adapter
Killer E3100 USB C Ethernet Adapter to achieve Double Shot Pro
The E3100 USB C Adapter is not Intel branded it was produced by Rivet Networks right before Intel bought them. But it’s pretty much Intel
This harkens back to my last budget gaming PC which was all AMD except the networking
I had AMD FX 8350 8 Core CPU
AMD Radeon R9 270X
AMD Radeon Gamer Deries 16 GB (4X4GB) RAM
AMD Radeon R7 SATA III SSD 5x120Gb in Raid 0
With an Asrock 990FX Killer Motherboard
Killer all the way
I’ve had Killer products since the OG PCI M1 Network card
I still have all the Rigs with them in it too
I have an i7-12700K, best i7 in more than a decade.
No Powhatan Baby made me smile
I just built an all Intel build with a 12900K/ Predator Bifrost A770 rig for the fun of it. Primarily for editing which it is excellent at with 64GB DDR5 6000 memory. It'll get a 4090 something soon, but I was curious. Can't say I'm unhappy. Intel seems to be making a genuine effort.
Damn bro 4090 will make a big difference
Intel has been kicking ass lately with their GPUs. Im thoroughly impressed
wdym a 6600 beats it for cheaper
@@velqt bro... You're missing the whole point of the comment. I wasn't talking about any specific GPU. I was just saying they've been doing good with their line of GPUs and the support they give the cards...
@@velqt Which is more powerful is irrelevant.
I've been using an A770 the past 4 months and it has been great. Very few problems!
@@LelandHasGames Their gpus suck for price point. How can they kick ass while being poor price/performance
Arc gpus are so good looking
Austin: I shot him 7 times in the back mehn!!
Thanos: You should have gone for the head.
CoreMOArc would have been better?
I wish i had a Micro Center
Pretty sure the built in benchmark for GTA V is a little or a lot broken. In game framerates seem fine.
Show us how you build it
they need to open one in arizona!!!!!!!!!!
I've been running a770 in 4k and runs great
its not all intel you didnt use a intel motherboard for example you could have used a "intel desktop board" for 4rth gen i think
well, used market for the win though
need a micro center in England
I need to know those gta v settings, you probably had frame scaling on, which is like a supersampling thing
Austin abusing trademarks was hilarious 😂
Is a z790 a good pair for a 12700kf
Why not an i9 instead of the 7?
Doesn't matter what you say... I'm never going back to Intel. The only reason why I have Intel laptops, a one with ryzen 9, is that, amd didn't made amd laptops back when I was buying them. Also I was a razer freak. Regret it until today
Well. You missed Intel ssd Austin. In addition to that, your missing out on McAfee.
Why are all the fans exhaust?
why didnt you use intel stoorage?