@warzone7180 I'd personally do a 7600x or if you want Intel 13600k for the cpu, A b760 or b650 for a mobo (ddr5) The ram he used in the video is perfect Phanteks p360a or 400 case Corsair fans (icue is amazing) 2 tb of m.2 storage 750 - 850 watt Psu Done Enjoy
When you know what power consumption of your pc is you can smartly make a choice then in paying extra for let's say a 1200watt, personally I would go for a 1000watt just on case you want to over clock ect .
Great build, but you shouldn't use a power supply less than 1,000W with a RTX4090. I have the Rog Strix RTX4090 OC with an AMD 7950X3D (cooling with a 420mm radiator) and 64GB DDR5 6,400MT/s RAM, and I'm using a cutting edge seasonic prime ATX 3 TX 1,600W titanium power supply and it's amazing: stable, fast and silent.
Your videos are really nice, but I got one question… can you make a 2500 Dollar full Setup Video? What I mean is a PC with a monitor, keyboard and mouse… This would be great ❤
Bro how do you make youtube videos and go with the MINIMUM wattage required to run the 4090 that actually needs to be above 1000 thats minimum try this video again but with different psu and i promise the different will be noticeable
I'm not very good with parts picking, is it a good idea to pick every parts from Asus, or its just a money waste and I can find better config with lower price from other brand ?
It's most likely that other brand do cheaper product, they most likely have a few like artic for their AIO that are cheaper and have better result. The only way to know is to byte the bullet and watch reviews. If this is really not your jam use a pre-build.
Any standard screw driver kit will be more than adequate for the majority of computer builds. The main screw driver you need is a philliips head screw driver.
My build is Gigabyte RTX 4090, Asus x670E plus wifi mobo, 32GB Dominator Titanium ddr5-7000 rgb, 2TB Crucial T700 with heatsink ssd, Corsair RMX 1000x Shift psu, AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D CPU, Corsair iCUE H150i Elite AIO, Lian Li Lancool III case. Cost me $3910 after tax. Can 100 % build a high-end 4090 PC for under $4000.
I need help with the front panel, I been trying to put the power sw and reset like the manual says and it still doesn’t work. Idk what am I doing wrong, even plug them in upside down. Left to right, right to left
what ? i expect fps to be higher to be honest. is the problem on cpu side ? why is 4090 giving poor performance. on all of the titles it should be 200 + fps
7800X3D is faster for Gaming. 7950X3D will do other cpu multi thread apps faster. but will lose in gaming dude to the split die and parking cores effects latency. thee 7800x3d is a single die with v-cache stacked so its just raw performance from the 8 cores. games only use 8 cores. you could have a 200 core pc and it would still only use 8.
No, it wouldn’t be wrong. I actually think it is better to have your case first and then buy components both high end and low end that will fit the case.
@@takadoxetcompagnie1653Why not tho? Aside from display stream compression alt tab issue there really isn't a issue about using displayport with Nvidia. If you do find it a terrible issue than just don't use dsc and if you really need insane bandwidth go for displayport 2.0😂
Picking out these components from skytech. Will the components and case work? What about cooling system? *7800x3d *geforce rtx 4090 24g gddr6x *asrock x670e Taichung carrara *CoolerMaster MasterLiquid 360 Atmos ARGB White *kingston Memory 6000 MHz CL32 RGB 64GB WHITE *STORAGE WD SN850X 2TB Gen4 *power supply, Seasonic Vertex 1200W GX-1200 Gold *CASE Montech KING 95 PRO Blue (Included Montech Fans)
I will build new pc. But I'm confused between 2 processors. The ryzen 5 7600 and ryzen 7 7700. My main focus is gaming. I'll also do streaming. I will also do some multitasking works like video editing, photoshop, record games for cliping. I don't have much knowledge. Can anyone please help me for choosing the right processor between these two? I'll be a great help for me.
7700 has more cpu cores and is better for gaming and multitasking than a 7600. Ryzen 9 7900x is great for multitasking but if you mostly game go for the 7700.
You're building a PC that can run at 4K, 200 FPS yet you want to advertise a shit monitor like that? If you're going to try to push a monitor on your viewers. Recommend the new Alienware 4k 32-inch 240 hz monitor or the Alienware 27-inch 360hz monitor. One is $1200, and the other is $800.
My first PC build has been going poorly, with me possibly having shorted the motherboard and the GPU not even working in general. It's an awful start, but I was already looking into what I might be able to upgrade to in a bunch of years. Luckily I'm going to be using a Ryzen 7 7800X3D with the new build, together with a Radeon RX 7800XT as GPU. If I want to upgrade to the absolute top I have a feeling I only need to upgrade my PSU and GPU, right? Perhaps a new CPU cooler as well. The Hyper 212 black with Silencio fan does its job, but the fan can easily clip off at the slighest of movements, so that has also been a bit of a headache
Dude this could be literally everything. Wrong PCI slots used, Ram in the wrong slots, HDD instead of M.2. Heating problem. Fans in the wrong direction, drivers not updated, so on and so on.
@@dox1048RAM is in A2 and B2 as per MSI instruction running 1tb nvme and 2TB nvme 4090 is on top slot for the 16pcie lanes. Let’s assume I built it right as I did my research on that part.
@@dox1048fans are blowing in correct direction temps for CPU don’t go above 51 at idle and under 65 when gaming only time it’s been hotter is stress test hit 80 and soon as test stopped it shot back down to 48 GPU never reall gets hot at all
@@dox1048 i had a ton of packet burst, latency, buffering, extrapolation, and lagg. i found a few issues one being i guess the anti virus that came with windows was causing issues. its now playable finally as before i couldnt make it through an entire match without freezing multiple times. however still only getting 120-130 fps on 1440 somewhat stable.... it does jump around a bit. so dont know where to go from here
He clearly didn't need a bigger supply, the system was working fine. The 4090 games at below 400w. Nvidia recommends at least an 850W power supply to run an RTX 4090. ''With an 850W PSU, you will have even more room to play with higher speeds at both the GPU and the CPU.'' Hwbusters
@@Safetytrousers If you went with power-sucking monstrosities that Intel sells, no way this would work. 7800X3D is very power-efficient, though, so you may just skim it, though it is still pushing it.
@@coccoburger9842 oh that’s good to know cuz originally I was looking into the 13600k but the price difference to performance between it was and the 12600k wasn’t really worth it and if the same can be said for the 7600
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The FPS on Apex Legends is low because you need to update the Bios. It happened to me and once i updated i was getting 240 FPS
I have a 4090 and 7950, I get power but no display. Did you have any problems like that?
@@emmanuelvasquez959 no
@@emmanuelvasquez959did you put your HDMI cable on the motherboard or the gpu?
How to update the bios tho
My man got himself a free AIO 😆😂
Enjoyed the last new music as well.
Can u tell us a good build for the 7800xt so i can have the parts for it when it drops
@warzone7180 I'd personally do a 7600x or if you want Intel 13600k for the cpu,
A b760 or b650 for a mobo (ddr5)
The ram he used in the video is perfect
Phanteks p360a or 400 case
Corsair fans (icue is amazing)
2 tb of m.2 storage
750 - 850 watt Psu
Done
Enjoy
Like others have said, I'm surprised you also went with a 850w PSU for your 4090. I grabbed a 1500w PSU for my 4090 rig. Great video either way!👍
When you know what power consumption of your pc is you can smartly make a choice then in paying extra for let's say a 1200watt, personally I would go for a 1000watt just on case you want to over clock ect .
You went full silly mode on the 1500w
Dude that's overkill. Unless your running a thread ripper or something else
The fuck are you wasting money on a 1500 for? All you need is a 1000W for the 4090.
That’s beyond overkill
this is just nearly exactly same my build. with my samsung 32" g8 just perfect.
We have the same setup lol
Great build, but you shouldn't use a power supply less than 1,000W with a RTX4090. I have the Rog Strix RTX4090 OC with an AMD 7950X3D (cooling with a 420mm radiator) and 64GB DDR5 6,400MT/s RAM, and I'm using a cutting edge seasonic prime ATX 3 TX 1,600W titanium power supply and it's amazing: stable, fast and silent.
As long as you have an atx 3.0 and pick gen5 psu, 850 is good enough
Search up atx 3.0 if you don’t know
Wrong
Mediocre build you have anyway
The cpu barely draws 100 watts
*Nice little build*
Your videos are really nice, but I got one question… can you make a 2500 Dollar full Setup Video? What I mean is a PC with a monitor, keyboard and mouse… This would be great ❤
I'm low key just watching this for fun, I'm way too broke to buy a 409
It’s never to late to save up
nice 100 thieves #ad love the build!
Lian Li Lancool III is one of the best cases for a 4090 build in my opinion. It also has rgb.
why DLSS tho
Bro how do you make youtube videos and go with the MINIMUM wattage required to run the 4090 that actually needs to be above 1000 thats minimum try this video again but with different psu and i promise the different will be noticeable
I'm not very good with parts picking, is it a good idea to pick every parts from Asus, or its just a money waste and I can find better config with lower price from other brand ?
It's most likely that other brand do cheaper product, they most likely have a few like artic for their AIO that are cheaper and have better result.
The only way to know is to byte the bullet and watch reviews. If this is really not your jam use a pre-build.
No Asus rog is over priced. Just paying for the name.
Just quick doubt during cooler on CPU installation, don't you need to use some thermal paste ??
This guy’s the new Linus. Whiny, nosey but entertaining.
lol
I'm trying to built a pc for the first time but don't know what screwdrivers to buy. Any ideas?
ifixit all day long
Any standard screw driver kit will be more than adequate for the majority of computer builds. The main screw driver you need is a philliips head screw driver.
Pov ur rtx 4090 price is ur gaming pc budget ($2300)
My build is Gigabyte RTX 4090, Asus x670E plus wifi mobo, 32GB Dominator Titanium ddr5-7000 rgb, 2TB Crucial T700 with heatsink ssd, Corsair RMX 1000x Shift psu, AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D CPU, Corsair iCUE H150i Elite AIO, Lian Li Lancool III case. Cost me $3910 after tax. Can 100 % build a high-end 4090 PC for under $4000.
I need help with the front panel, I been trying to put the power sw and reset like the manual says and it still doesn’t work. Idk what am I doing wrong, even plug them in upside down. Left to right, right to left
Why do i end at 3,3k and Not 3k if i ad everything together with the price in the bottom left corner?
Taxes bud
ohh...@@snipez6061
Why did you re-install the 2 GPU brackets on the case, only to take them out again?🤔
what ? i expect fps to be higher to be honest. is the problem on cpu side ? why is 4090 giving poor performance. on all of the titles it should be 200 + fps
He is testing in 4K ultra, which is really demanding, even for the 4090
First of I really like your video blud but can a intel i3 12th have a good pair with an rtx 3060 thank you.
yeah
there are bottleneck calculators out there if you want to experiment with setups fyi :)
what is that one single fan on the side I would like to get it
no CPU temps ?
Just a question is the Ryzen 9 7950x3d faster for gaming or the Ryzen 7 7800x3d
ryzen 9
no
7800x3D is the fast gaming chip currently out of all of them
@@mattiassahlin4150false bruv
7800X3D is faster for Gaming. 7950X3D will do other cpu multi thread apps faster. but will lose in gaming dude to the split die and parking cores effects latency. thee 7800x3d is a single die with v-cache stacked so its just raw performance from the 8 cores. games only use 8 cores. you could have a 200 core pc and it would still only use 8.
Hey Geekawhat) I have an MSI b600m mobo, 750w 80gold psu and i5-12400f and 2x16 spectrix 3600mhz ram. Can i put 4070 into my build?
Don’t know if you figured it out but yes
How many SSD slots does that board have ?
Would it be wrong to buy the case first, and build the rest of the system some months later ?
No, it wouldn’t be wrong. I actually think it is better to have your case first and then buy components both high end and low end that will fit the case.
im in the process of building a similar pc. same cpu and a 4090 liquid suprim.
I buy one part a pay check. with whatevers on sale being the target.
@@KenMoreira Whats the best airflow case thats not some overprice case
h9 flow is great i have it with my 4090/7800x3d 360mm aio in a warm room and temps are always at about 40-45c
I saw a painful nail damage
At Christmas imma build my seccond pc with a ryzen 7 7800x3d and rtx 4070 ti
with this kind of buiild these are the games you chose to show? come on, where is elden ring, Cyberpunk?
Hey mate
Are you using HDMI or DP on the 4090?
Never use Display port with nvidia.
why ?@@takadoxetcompagnie1653
@@takadoxetcompagnie1653Why not tho? Aside from display stream compression alt tab issue there really isn't a issue about using displayport with Nvidia. If you do find it a terrible issue than just don't use dsc and if you really need insane bandwidth go for displayport 2.0😂
is the melting problem with asus x670 mobos with 7800x3d solved?
Yes. Bios 1602.
Picking out these components from skytech. Will the components and case work?
What about cooling system?
*7800x3d
*geforce rtx 4090 24g gddr6x
*asrock x670e Taichung carrara
*CoolerMaster MasterLiquid 360 Atmos ARGB White
*kingston Memory 6000 MHz CL32 RGB 64GB WHITE
*STORAGE
WD SN850X 2TB Gen4
*power supply, Seasonic Vertex 1200W GX-1200 Gold
*CASE
Montech KING 95 PRO Blue (Included Montech Fans)
I will build new pc. But I'm confused between 2 processors. The ryzen 5 7600 and ryzen 7 7700. My main focus is gaming. I'll also do streaming. I will also do some multitasking works like video editing, photoshop, record games for cliping. I don't have much knowledge. Can anyone please help me for choosing the right processor between these two? I'll be a great help for me.
7700 has more cpu cores and is better for gaming and multitasking than a 7600. Ryzen 9 7900x is great for multitasking but if you mostly game go for the 7700.
Ryzen 7 7700 or maybe Intel i7-13700KF
What do you do to the pcs that you build? Do you sell them?
he reuses the parts in other builds
You're building a PC that can run at 4K, 200 FPS yet you want to advertise a shit monitor like that? If you're going to try to push a monitor on your viewers. Recommend the new Alienware 4k 32-inch 240 hz monitor or the Alienware 27-inch 360hz monitor. One is $1200, and the other is $800.
Facts I saw the warzone 2.0 FPS and I’m like WTF !?!?
Should I put rgb in my pc and do I need it too?
If u want it to look good then yes but it you don't want to spend more money/u just prefer performance over looks then no
Ayo, next time try valorant too thx
shitty game so why?
Valo isn’t a hard game to run. This build it would prob get easily 300fps at 4k loool
Please make some mini itx build for 1440p high
My first PC build has been going poorly, with me possibly having shorted the motherboard and the GPU not even working in general. It's an awful start, but I was already looking into what I might be able to upgrade to in a bunch of years. Luckily I'm going to be using a Ryzen 7 7800X3D with the new build, together with a Radeon RX 7800XT as GPU. If I want to upgrade to the absolute top I have a feeling I only need to upgrade my PSU and GPU, right? Perhaps a new CPU cooler as well. The Hyper 212 black with Silencio fan does its job, but the fan can easily clip off at the slighest of movements, so that has also been a bit of a headache
rip
How are y’all setting up nvidia settings I have 4090 and 7800x3d and mines running horrible. Did all the in game settings the same.
Dude this could be literally everything. Wrong PCI slots used, Ram in the wrong slots, HDD instead of M.2. Heating problem. Fans in the wrong direction, drivers not updated, so on and so on.
@@dox1048RAM is in A2 and B2 as per MSI instruction running 1tb nvme and 2TB nvme 4090 is on top slot for the 16pcie lanes. Let’s assume I built it right as I did my research on that part.
@@dox1048fans are blowing in correct direction temps for CPU don’t go above 51 at idle and under 65 when gaming only time it’s been hotter is stress test hit 80 and soon as test stopped it shot back down to 48
GPU never reall gets hot at all
@@adamlitchfield7681 then define whats horrible? Do u have also enabled XMP profile for RAM in the Bios, so it can run at the speeds advertised?
@@dox1048 i had a ton of packet burst, latency, buffering, extrapolation, and lagg. i found a few issues one being i guess the anti virus that came with windows was causing issues. its now playable finally as before i couldnt make it through an entire match without freezing multiple times. however still only getting 120-130 fps on 1440 somewhat stable.... it does jump around a bit. so dont know where to go from here
any issues with long POST ?
just type restore into the search bar in bios and enable both restart problem solved my post time is 9.3 seconds.
Xtx with fsr3 for £600 less will be better
can i buy this exact pc? i dont want to build it i just want to buy it pre build but with these exact components
There isn’t even a 7800x
DLSS performance lololol
On a $1,600-$1,800 card. 🤦♂️
Did you see any artefacts with DLSS on?
What happens when people like this and other TH-camrs who build a lot of systems do they sell it on their own sites or what?
*I'm not a big youtuber but I sell my stuff to put back into my next build.*
@@AlexHusTech I see thanks for the input
@@AlexHusTech so it’s sponsors? Then you resell to make money for other vids?
@@NoteR6 sorry I meant my own stuff, not sure what they do with sponsor stuff.
I think it depends. Some sponsors loan parts and others outright give them the parts.
first
The 4090 draws an insane amount of power you need a bugger power supply
He clearly didn't need a bigger supply, the system was working fine. The 4090 games at below 400w. Nvidia recommends at least an 850W power supply to run an RTX 4090. ''With an 850W PSU, you will have even more room to play with higher speeds at both the GPU and the CPU.'' Hwbusters
@@Safetytrousers If you went with power-sucking monstrosities that Intel sells, no way this would work. 7800X3D is very power-efficient, though, so you may just skim it, though it is still pushing it.
The 14900K has a 253w limit. Let me do the maths 400 + 253 (max powers) = 653. That's 197w less than 850w.@@Piotrek7654321
Nice sponsored asus build. But not going asus again.
@geekawhat do you think a ryzen 5 7600/x is a good pair with the rx 6950xt?
or would the 12600k be a better bet??
both are fine. 7600 is newer tho
7600x, is a little or as fast as the 13600k but costing less and more efficient
@@f-22raptor25 oh wait fr? 💀 I fr thought the x version was the later version, crazy
@@coccoburger9842 oh that’s good to know cuz originally I was looking into the 13600k but the price difference to performance between it was and the 12600k wasn’t really worth it and if the same can be said for the 7600
This a 4k build bruh lol
8k*
Anyone has an idea, if this build but with a temporary (2080ti (was free)) would run most games on 4k?
dont think so bro sorry. Oh and the bottleneck would be insane
Thanks, yeah I kinda want to wait on the next gen gpu's, instead of wasting a 2080ti.
Bro, next Gen GPU’s are already here..
Yeah but i meant nvidia 5xxx or amd 8xxx series. Its not like 2080ti is a bad card no?
@@Ryan-lr9ki its not bad at all but for 4k the newer cards are a lot more optimised and its not worth the risk