I’m doing 3600x & 1660 super BUT I wanna know if I can do AMD 3000g and 1660 súper just to start then later when I can get the 3600x if not then I’ll get the 3600x
Compared to some deals in the uk they r not that cheap. For 750 pounds incould get the ryzen 7 2700x with the rx 5700xt and 16gb ram, 256gb ssd . But again..deals..not the usual price
Yeah which is bullshit. Intel top end cpu:s are just faster for gaming. The i9 9900k is still the fastest cpu for games... So of course that should always be included as long as it is the king. Also again seems like high refresh rate gaming was skipped.
@@Ads97ads If you are building a top of the line gaming rig then it makes perfect sense especially if you are playing somewhat competitive games on a 240hz monitor. For a lot of games I play I'm CPU bound with a 9900k and a 2070 because I'm playing at 1080p mixed, but not very high settings. Spending more money anywhere wouldn't make sense and getting an AMD CPU wouldn't hurt my FPS that much, but it certainly wouldn't help.
The thing is with those videos, its a double edged sword. If he were to steer people in the direction of a specific build, you bet that those specific items will 'magically' skyrocket in terms of prices
I mean when a decent 500 gb ssd costs more than a 4 tb hdd, is it even worth it. I mean cheapest sata 3 ssd of 120 gb capacity costs more than most expensive 2tb hard drives here so buying them is pretty pointless
@@89nekkoinu yeah but if you use a SSD for the boot drive and base programs and apps you get way better performance compared to a HDD, and 128gb or 256gb SSDs are really cheap there days
AlegriaArcade Aoc 24 inch 1920x1080p 144 Hz 1 ms Amd Free Sync curved monitor for $145. You can look it up on Amazon. No other monitor can beat that price. Update : It’s at $200 in the US but that’s because of Corona. I picked this Monitor up 4-6 weeks ago for $145. Keep checking it and you might be able to snipe it if they drop the price. Until then, I would wait.
Don't laugh, I used the fat bird to build some slick pc build for my customer in Hong Kong, their performance is equivalent to any other DDR3 SSD, and I don't have anyone failing too prematurely anyway.
Hands down, perhaps the best “build your pc guide” or whatever you wanna call it video I have found this far and I’ve seen a lot. Anyone who has no idea where to start, start here.
Linus has a very good one too, which is called something like « gaming at all pricepoints » or « chezp vs expensive gaming ». Kyle gives you the fastest list you can find for a given budget, but you’ll see some compromises when it comes to uogrades. Linus presents more balanced builds, you’ll get a bit less perf but more « pleasant » builds, better coolers for silence or OC, semi modular psu, a bit fancier cases... Not as much price to performance value but a a bit better experience for those who care.
@@bishalhamal751 shit I’m sorry man but I’m not the best person to be answering that, I’m just getting into pc gaming. However in its current state I’d say that you should go with the 2600x again take this with a grain of salt
@Benjamin Vasquez .. man this is the most balanced question possible . lmao so same as you i was going to build a i5 intel build pc same processor but because i found a ryzen 5 3600x for 200 and the i5 intel was 172 it was worth the 30 $ extra hussle. because yeah the intel i5 was a very good processor it was even keeping up with the 3600 ryzen , the only bad thing is intel pieces are not that good so i decided to spend a extra couple of bucks on a ryzen build . in your situation since the intel is wayyyy cheaper don’t risk it just be patient and in april/ sping that’s when prices HOPEFULLY AND SHOULD go back to normal . so yeah just wait for now and then build your ryzen build which would perform at a higher level . 😃👍
@JeremyCuddles Exactly. Honestly if you don't mind missin a few frames, you can save like 500 dollars on the GPU by getting the rtx 2070 super instead of the 2080 ti. I have the ryzen 3600 and the 2070 super and get great performance on it. Probably won't upgrade for a few years
@@catboygremlin yeah i was just saying tho. Everything for a pc rn is overpriced so people just have to be patient. Stock of budget items have also been low and thats why the prices are so high.
i9 9900k is a pure gamer however why would you wanna be a pure gamer when you can be nearly as good as the pure gamer in gaming and be better at exactly everything else
@@dwaynewilliams6604 Yeah and now they got prophecies that there will be a gpu whose power will be on par with a $1700 2080ti for $500 and an even better one for $700.
@@mistermomo2904 2080ti ~$1200 3070, the 499 is just their listing price, even in the us prices will prolly be around 550, even more the first months after the first batch.
for gaming, 6 core doesn't do alot. On many games I get as good/a bit worse fps with my 3600 than I did with my 6700k, and that one was not that good that year. You can get a 3300x for like $100
Yeah, the more expensive builds were definitely super lopsided. If im getting a 2080 ti im not letting a cheapo ssd or any hdd anywhere near the system
@@jtenorj 2.5tb of cheap, slow storage. You get 500gb of fast storage and 2tb of storage that can be killed by being rolled across a parking lot in a shopping cart
@@nadnerb_sr20 Modern drives park the read write heads off to the side of the platters when the drive is not in use. 3.5 inch drives don't fit in laptops, so you won't be running the drive while crossing a parking lot. Pretty sure laptops nowadays have sensor in them that can detect when the device is falling, so the 2.5 inch drives in those can move the heads to the side before the device hits the ground in order to protect data(if not the device as a whole). While the way a hard drive works may not be that great for some newer, larger games regarding load times, it's fine for others and older games. If the files aren't very fragmented, the heads don't have to move much and sequential read isn't horrible even for slower drives( I have two 4TB 5900RPM drives with 145MB/s read 135MB/s write speeds. Some 7200 rpm and 10K rpm drives can exceed 200MB/s).
@@101-b6y6y does it last the whole month ? And is it mostly on every site i hope so since im buying my gpu from newegg and i want rtx 2060 it costs 310 usd in the us as what i saw and here is 400 usd and i hope it goes down if not i have to get 1660 super
There's a video of him buying components in Best Buy. A fan happens to come accross Kyle, and the young man was buying his GPU. Kyle was really kind and sweet to buy the fan a 1660 Ti for free, just because the fan said hi to him.
Maybe you should do this one again. Prices are crazy. For example, at 11:46 you have AMD 3600 at $174 and now at $267, and the GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 2070 Super was $499.99 is $679. This was great in March but, 7 months later everything has gone crazy. Great show. Keep it up, Ron.
@Anish Bedi if you're in UK oof, I got my pc quote a bit before prices started increasing and I'm so glad. What would've cost me about £1.1k only cost me £1k
This really should specify for "action" gaming. As a hardcore strategy/simulation gamer (EU4, HOI3, Stellaris, Cities Skylines, Anno, Total War, Steel Divison, etc) the cpu matters just as much while still needing a really good gpu for the more graphics intensive titles like total war. Not everyone is a Doom etc player. (I'm saying this as someone who likes both)
Video reccomendation: How to change boot drive or move windows to upgrade existing Example: upgrading a dated PC from only an HDD to an SSD and changing required files to the SSD in the easiest possible way without losing any files.
He said why at the beginning of the video. He would have included an alternative build for some of these price points using AMD GPU's now that the majority of driver issues have been fixed.
@@shivansh4581 Depends on the use case, and as per usual blanket statements like this need to come with several caveats. They can be slower when being hit with a large read/write load. If you're using it as, say an OS drive where you're doing primarily read loads, it's slower than an SSD with cache but not as slow as a hard drive. Linus making a blanket statement like this when A) He tested no hard drives and B) he ran a custom write>read>repeat benchmark with a lot of repeats, is a very flawed way to draw that conclusion. How do I know this is wrong? Well I have the drive that was his worst case in the SSD test, the cheap adata drive, it's the primary (and well only) drive in my game server. It, by itself as the active drive with tasks running (worst case), and it runs about 2x as fast as my former 2 hard disk RAID 0 array with no active programs running off of those disks (best case, aside from adding more drives to the RAID array) in crystaldiskmark. Even a DRAM-less SSD can easily saturate the sata interface and offer you much faster boot/loading times than HDDs even if you're distributing the load among multiple HDDs. What Linus did was a torture test, pushing the NAND to it's absolute limits (particularly write limits) by doing something that overwhelms the caching algorithm in SSDs, especially DRAM-less ones, the algorithm that allows them to use the QLC/TLC/MLC cells to store a single bit therefor operating as SLC for quick bursts of speed (which is also why him laughing at the product stating it had SLC cache is just plain incorrect). It exposes the raw speed of the nand that only a similar work load could produce, can you think of one?
@@AmaraTheBarbarian Finally someone said it...I'm currently using DRAMless SSD right now....its still faster then HDD....because of my use case scenario... as only a boot drive. I'm not doing heavy transfers on it what so ever.~! Even if i do, only 1% of my overall use of this PC.
@@TheMrNeffels but sacrificing the benefits you gain until then with other better components, not to mention 4.0 will probably take a while for devs to adopt it. Enjoy now, upgrade later IMO.
PC gamers have endless budgets didn't you know that? I mean who couldnt go out and buy a whole new CPU in just 8 months. This is actually a really good video to show people when anyone says how cheap PC gaming is these days. 1080p gaming for more around 800$ as this video doesn't even mention a monitor or keyboard / mouse, cables, and good luck getting those parts mentioned for that cheap. The case may be a mini, with mini Mobo, no coolers, no extra fans, and of course the amazing storage you'll get for 20-50$ lol. It's just a great example. It's more like 800-900$ for " budget " 1080p. Which is pretty sad tbh. I spent exactly that much 8+ years ago for 1080p gaming.
Hell no, no need for fancy stuff...just get some no name psu out of some old bangercase you bought at a thrift shop for 10$ and wait for things to come....
@@kaydenvortex1984 CPU's are still 1000 times easier to find right now than a power supply. Even if you do some shopping around and find the best prices you can on everything else the odds of you finding a way to power it are about as good as you traveling to a far away galaxy and becoming their new alien overlord. Any money you manage to save by shopping around ends up being blown on an over priced PSU because of the mark up associated with the lack of supply.
Does anyone know of a cheaper Motherboard available at this time with similar aspects to the tomahawk b450 he showed in the video? i am on my first pc build and was going for the $800 range but most parts, like the tomahawk b450, are higher prices than usual (right now the b450 tomahawk is about $180). any suggestions? or would only buying some parts right now and wait till other parts like the motherboard drop in price be a smart idea? like i said this is my very first build and would love some help.
Thank you for this. It came at the perfect time as I am looking to upgrade my PC and I was wondering what was going to be the best value. I Really appreciate the time, effort, and research that went into this video to make your communities lives easier. I am going to be purchasing some of the parts from the $600 package just in case you're wondering. Also I hope this comment helps this video get into the algorithm so that more people can see the amazing PC's they can build even with only a $600 budget. Once again I really appreciate it, and also I am already binge watching all of your other content so enjoy the watch time! :D +1 Subscribers.
Great video Kyle, sensible attitude to cases, no point in over speccing a box! And the 1600 AF is a great processor for even a higher end build, think back a few years to when Intel ruled and 4 cores cost more than double!
I find it interesting that a few years back for AMD CPUs the general consensus was that their stock cooler was horrible, and now the new one is recommended
Really liked this format of video, for anyone planning to stay updated with various parts on the market now, and also how to match these parts. Would love more of these in the future. Would love to see a video comparing AMD graphics cards to the Nvidia ones, post the driver update
I'll be honest here, that kind of price range is verrryy hard to work with, even with second-hands. You need to be extremely lucky. If you can't afford the $600, I really recommend saving your money until you can afford it.
If you buy an optiplex on eBay (you can usually get a 3rd or 4th gen i5/8GB RAM/250GB SSD one for super cheap) and add a cheap GPU like an RX 570 you can have a decent PC for $175-250.
Yep, I had the same thing. XD XD But I'm watching this on my...formerly new Toshiba Satellite A100-795 laptop, with a whopping Intel Pentium Dual Core Mobile T2060 processing beast, running at a blistering 1,6GHz, with an astounding 512MB of ram. Point is, for some reason I sometimes get a little stutter too, when streaming videos, and I honestly thought it had a "little hiccup" again, when the video just froze like that. XD XD XD No idea why I'm watching these videos, about pc's I would never be able to buy. I suppose I enjoy dreaming a little. XP
For a second I thought I had connection issues or your recording was messed up when you paused for a voice over. Lol that almost got me haha. I literally rewinded the video, hopefully I wasn't the only one 🤣😭
@@jtrib1549 I had a 1600 but I just upgraded to a ryzen 7 3700x today and there’s absolutely no bottleneck so if you can fit it in your budget I’d definitely recommend it
@@jahari7538 Well bitwit here was referring to the 1600 AF which is basically on par with a 2600, much better than the normal 1600. Also you are right that you shouldn't pair a 2070 with a 1600, bitwit mentioned in the video that you could instead get a 3600 and 5700xt for around the same price
Just do what I did, take the glass off. It's all screws, still looks great, and airflow is pretty great. Actually a really nice case once you do that one "mod"
@@tarfeef_4268 And, being fair, the case makers generally expect people to do things like this. Cases usually come with several features that are fairly easily removed that are focused towards things other than thermals. Things for cosmetic or acoustic purposes. So long as you are not taking a dremel(or other such tools) to it you are not doing anything outside expectations.
@@TheRMUPs Unless your favorite game is 4k raw footage in adobe premier NVME isn't really going to impact anything noticeable over a sata III ssd. That said, $120 does seem to be about the going price for a sata III 1tb drive in either 2.5" or M.2 from the known reputable manufacturers. I would be suspicious of an $80 drive, i would rather manage storage on a known reliable 500gb drive than gamble it. Or just throw the root directory & important stuff on a smaller known reliable boot drive then toss your steam library and less important stuff on a mystery manufacturer drive.
@@TheRMUPs The M.2 WD Blue only costs about $100 and isn't bad - it's not as good as Samsung's latest drives, but it has decent DRAM cache and similar performance to the 850 evo.
I would friggin love to live in US or any other country which has good economy and jobs, so I can afford something for myself. Here in Bosnia and Herzegovina people are overpricing these PC parts. With my salary (400€) its impossible to get anything for cheap. I hope better times will come and I would eventually enjoy in gaming.
Hopefully you can come to the U.S, over here the average American wouldn’t even be able to pass the citizen test, I am sure if you are able to 1 day get a visa here you could keep applying for a citizenship & try to become a citizen,
YOOO you just saved me , I bought a 2600 like 3 hours ago from amazon and immediately replaced it for the 1600 , you saved me money you're AMAZING THANK YOU!
@@T33K4Y okay rn i have an i5-3570 with 8 GB of ram and a rx580 8gb , as of right now i bought a A320M-HDV R4.0 (delivered) , ryzen 5 1600 AF (shipped) , and 16 GB of ram (Shipped)
I thought I was crazy going with a ryzen 5 2600 and a 2070 super. I’m still gonna upgrade to the 3700x later down the line. I paired it with an x570 motherboard for this exact reason several months ago.
Christian Cameron I upgraded from sandybridge to a Ryzen 2700x paired with Asus Prime x570 for the same reason. I plan to upgrade the cpu to 3700x-3950x depending on the deals available in about 1-2yrs.
On the first of this month, I went to my favorite toy store (Microcenter) and picked up an X570, 3600, and a 5700. I was also thinking about upgrade options and, also, I wanted to give myself more headroom to OC my RAM. B450 and 2000 Ryzen chips are limited to 2933Mhz at the most at stock.
CPU/GPU links in description! Read user reviews for the Ryzen 1600 AF if you want validation that it's the real deal, refreshed 12nm chip
Any chance of a reply?
In Quebec/Canada the 1600AF 142$CAD which is 22$ cheaper than the 2600 BUT you gotta pay 24$ for the shipping ... nice
Dram cashless ssds are often as fast if not slower than HDD s
@@davidjennings3462 you should definitely build the $1000 one that would be a interesting video
I’m doing 3600x & 1660 super BUT I wanna know if I can do AMD 3000g and 1660 súper just to start then later when I can get the 3600x if not then I’ll get the 3600x
$600 build: 3:20
$800 build: 8:20
$1000 build: 11:01
$1500 build: 14:05
$2000 build: 16:35
you are welcome
David Caycedo I love you
Jordy The Menace heck yea dawg
Ty😘
you are thank you
@@aadamsavul3044 I'm thank your
It's insane how cheap everything is in the US
Ikr in Canada the 1200 af is like 200 bucks on Amazon
Compared to some deals in the uk they r not that cheap. For 750 pounds incould get the ryzen 7 2700x with the rx 5700xt and 16gb ram, 256gb ssd . But again..deals..not the usual price
@@kiefersousa5161 From where? I'm in the UK too
@@kiefersousa5161 Yeah me too, would love to know, where from?
Asia manufactured them. Have you seen the prices here?
“I won’t be recommending any Intel CPUs for gaming” how far AMD has come... wow.
Yeah which is bullshit. Intel top end cpu:s are just faster for gaming. The i9 9900k is still the fastest cpu for games... So of course that should always be included as long as it is the king.
Also again seems like high refresh rate gaming was skipped.
@@Manakuski Why would you possibly need an i9 for gaming? Kyle even said that he's rating them on price to performance and AMD is much better at that
Manakuski its ok, youve made yourself known as an Intel fanboy now, you can crawl back to your dank hole
@@Manakuski no sheep. No. Look to the 1% lows in which the 3700x wins. 1% lows are more important than avg fps.
@@Ads97ads If you are building a top of the line gaming rig then it makes perfect sense especially if you are playing somewhat competitive games on a 240hz monitor. For a lot of games I play I'm CPU bound with a 9900k and a 2070 because I'm playing at 1080p mixed, but not very high settings. Spending more money anywhere wouldn't make sense and getting an AMD CPU wouldn't hurt my FPS that much, but it certainly wouldn't help.
700$ for 2080 super, seems reasonable
*clicks link*
Price: $1680
*cries in single kidney pain*
at this point in time you're better off with a 3070..
well, if you can find one lol
@@AishiMTA that wont happen xd in my country estonia the cheapest 3060ti is 650eur 3070 goes around 800 to 1k
Bro the 5600 is 800 dollars. Mad I waited for 3000 series because I thought prices would drop.
Bro ikr crying
Damn miners
3:23 : $600
8:20 : $800
11:02 : $1000
14:06 : $1500
16:41 : $2000
Ty
None of that is my budget
thanks my dude!
@@ezven0 Mr. 10k build over here is above our budget.
@@KalebSDay he probably means his budget is lower
Kyle: 2 most important parts in a gaming PC are CPU and GPU
Me, an intellectual: Gaming Chair is all that matters
Me, a greater intellectual: RGB
Me the greatest intellectual: The gaming air
me broke ass: money
YES
Nah gaming mug is all you need
What everyone forgets to add to their budget....A monitor, mouse, and keyboard
Forgot about my mouse and keyboard 😂 my brother has a pretty good keyboard for me tho so 🤷♂️
Black ★ correct u go up another $400 just for those items
@@Pluginn07 yup, and and it takes time to research peripherals
anomonyous lol I have been using the free version of Windows 10 for about 8 months now
@@anomonyous and the internet price per month
Petition for Kyle to do a “the best CPU and GPU combos for gaming at any budget: Quarantine Edition” video
The thing is with those videos, its a double edged sword. If he were to steer people in the direction of a specific build, you bet that those specific items will 'magically' skyrocket in terms of prices
A 5 sec video seems interesting
just check used market
So which APUs should you buy?
Amd ryzen 5 5600h with RTX 3050 4gb or and ryzen 7 5800hx with GTX 1650 4gb ?? Please somebody help me😬
"I don't know how anyone can live with just mechanical storage nowadays."
Me: "Neither do I, but I do it."
So you suicided?
@@televizion9962 a lot op people i believe still do this. ssd price/capacity still too much for the rest of us
I mean when a decent 500 gb ssd costs more than a 4 tb hdd, is it even worth it. I mean cheapest sata 3 ssd of 120 gb capacity costs more than most expensive 2tb hard drives here so buying them is pretty pointless
Even my computer to watch tv has Nvme
@@89nekkoinu yeah but if you use a SSD for the boot drive and base programs and apps you get way better performance compared to a HDD, and 128gb or 256gb SSDs are really cheap there days
Kyle: So the 2 most importent parts in a gaming pc are your cpu and your graphics card
Me: Good joke the only important part is the rgb hdmi cable
Actually the powercable
Actually the power supply
Actually the money in your wallet
Or the rgb 24 pin
Power supply never cheep out.
kyle: the cpu and gpu are the most important component
me: what about my liquid cooler for my mouse mat
Kyle is *-clearly-* incompetent
*Gaming Chair
RGB!!!!!!
DUDE THE PRICES HAVE GONE UP SO MUCH THE GPU FOR THE 1k BUDGET PC IS 1k ITSELF OMG
Yes everithing is so expensive
It’s on Best Buy for 500$
Sold out doe
@Parney you mean it will go back in stock
@Parney we have to hope bitcoin ethereum crashes
Kyle: The most important parts of the pc are the cpu and gpu.
Me: I have no motherboard
Just chuck it into a melon it works just like one
@@samo_. Thanks!
I'll try it
😂
@@samo_. noice
@@samo_. and the melons have their own watercooling system
Even better!
1:36 I deadass thought my screen froze lmao
@@biggerbrain8493 *Chick-Fil-A
Yeah i thought my slow ass internet finally gave up xD
@@theseptdan Me too my middle of nowhere in kentucky internet likes to stop working out of nowhere
Same
we all did friend xD
Imagine parts being in stock
Give it a couple of centuries
@@chrisstephen8601 maybe the year 2300 yea we can wait
Pain
That 2070 super is $1500 brand new
whats *"in stock?"*
ITS 85 DOLLORS corona happens
its 225 dollors :(
Edit - more like 2020 happens :(
Feelsbadman
I wanted that 2070 super for $500 but it is $800 right now...
@@thatrandomperson744 same
I was gonna get the and 3 3200g for my first build but it’s 190 now the old price was 100
@@rezen9077 we all suffer. I planned to buy a 1660 ti that is 230 dollars now its 600.
Shipping and tax: allow us to introduce ourselves
What, only 1,000$ ? More like 1,300+ 😥
Amazon prime
@@kyrillosabdelshaheed1710 yeah
What does amazon prime do to taxes
Free shipping
Gaming monitor: Allow me to introduce myself $$$
VR headset: peeks around the corner
Asus 1080p 144 1ms response $200
AlegriaArcade Aoc 24 inch 1920x1080p 144 Hz 1 ms Amd Free Sync curved monitor for $145. You can look it up on Amazon. No other monitor can beat that price.
Update : It’s at $200 in the US but that’s because of Corona. I picked this Monitor up 4-6 weeks ago for $145. Keep checking it and you might be able to snipe it if they drop the price. Until then, I would wait.
McWeeb nice
Lmao frfr
1:34 I thought youtube was stuck.
LOL me too
Lol, so did I!
Me too
Same I thought my phone is lagging LMAO.
yea me too, bad editing, he could've made that look way better instead of just pausing it
Crazy to think abt how cheap a processor was 10 months ago
Facts
@@user78382 how fkn cheap
Let me tell ya. I spent way too much at microcenter yesterday but got the ryzen 7 3700x for $300, with $20 off selected motherboard
@@Astrobmh seems great to me.
@@Astrobmh that's about msrp...
kyle: 20$ssd
me: fattydove
Don't laugh, I used the fat bird to build some slick pc build for my customer in Hong Kong, their performance is equivalent to any other DDR3 SSD, and I don't have anyone failing too prematurely anyway.
i understand those reverence
@@Verpal A DDR3 SSD? Lmao what?
@@anirvana He meant to say a SSD with DRAM Cache
@@theweirdmaterial4908 oh
Why not rgb? Everybody knows that rgb gives 30 extra fps
red rgb,= more fps
blue rgb = more cooling
green rgb =
it's in the name duh, it's green as in for the environment
@@user-wq9mw2xz3j blue rgb= 0-10°C. Red rgb= 20-60°C
True definitely
@@bisken6547 well if green is 50 blue 60 and red 70 then thats how i have mine set xD
How can light change your FPS?
Hands down, perhaps the best “build your pc guide” or whatever you wanna call it video I have found this far and I’ve seen a lot. Anyone who has no idea where to start, start here.
Linus has a very good one too, which is called something like « gaming at all pricepoints » or « chezp vs expensive gaming ». Kyle gives you the fastest list you can find for a given budget, but you’ll see some compromises when it comes to uogrades. Linus presents more balanced builds, you’ll get a bit less perf but more « pleasant » builds, better coolers for silence or OC, semi modular psu, a bit fancier cases... Not as much price to performance value but a a bit better experience for those who care.
I agree but you just said "hands down, Perhaps".
Me: Ok it says $85 dollars in the video, its probably cheap
Uk: £280 take it or leave it!
Welcome to inflation that rona brought
316 for a 2060 KO?
Yes that's what I said too, 1200 bucks in your country, simple as that
1660ti be 616 £
xd im from uk
@@shafikhan272 the 3060 ti is £500, which is less than a normal 2060
@@21Fr0styy im building a pc £700 can u plss give me pc specs i prefer amd cpus but with gpus psus mb i dont care thx
This is an EXCELLENT idea. Please do one of these regularly as the market updates!!!
For Intel fan boys: we get it, your rich and need to pay 200 dollars more for 5 extra frames.
Thank you
This is true actually
As a Core I9 9900k + RTX 2080ti owner, this is true.
@@boukek AMD lasts over time, haha joke's on you
Rangyr Wilson i don’t care about time, when there’s a better CPU coming this year i will just buy that one.
Damn I miss when everything wasn’t so inflated
hey man wanted to confirm is ryzen 5 2600x for 150€ good deal compare to ryzen 5 3600 for 250€
@@bishalhamal751 shit I’m sorry man but I’m not the best person to be answering that, I’m just getting into pc gaming. However in its current state I’d say that you should go with the 2600x again take this with a grain of salt
@@bishalhamal751 i am 🙋🏽♂️
@@bishalhamal751 you’re better off going with the 3600 but it’s a good deal
@Benjamin Vasquez .. man this is the most balanced question possible . lmao so same as you i was going to build a i5 intel build pc same processor but because i found a ryzen 5 3600x for 200 and the i5 intel was 172 it was worth the 30 $ extra hussle. because yeah the intel i5 was a very good processor it was even keeping up with the 3600 ryzen , the only bad thing is intel pieces are not that good so i decided to spend a extra couple of bucks on a ryzen build . in your situation since the intel is wayyyy cheaper don’t risk it just be patient and in april/ sping that’s when prices HOPEFULLY AND SHOULD go back to normal . so yeah just wait for now and then build your ryzen build which would perform at a higher level . 😃👍
2080 ti is as expensive as my whole pc that i’m building lmao
@JeremyCuddles Exactly. Honestly if you don't mind missin a few frames, you can save like 500 dollars on the GPU by getting the rtx 2070 super instead of the 2080 ti. I have the ryzen 3600 and the 2070 super and get great performance on it. Probably won't upgrade for a few years
@JeremyCuddles I mean, you can tell the difference. But i'd still rather use a 5700xt cause i'm not made of money and work minimum wage.
The RTX 2080Ti is currently for sell 1800$CAD. With less than much of money, I built 4 full PCs with mostly used parts in the last 2months.
PC#1: Alienware x51, i7-4790, 16GB RAM HyperX Fury DDR3 1600mhz, GTX1060 6GB, 120GB Samsung Evo 950, 2To Seagate Barracuda Gaming SSHD
PC#2: Antec Sonata, i7-4790, 16GB RAM Kingston DDR3 1600mhz, RX 580 8GB, 480GB SSD, 2To 7200rpm HDD
PC#3: Silverstone ML07B, Alienware x51 motherboard, i5-4590, 16GB RAM Kingston DDR3 1600mhz, RX 580 8GB, 240GB Samsung SSD, 2To 7200rpm HDD, EVGA SFX Supernova 550W Gold
PC#4: Silverstone ML08H, Alienware x51 motherboard, i5-4590, 16GB RAM HyperX Fury 1600mhz, RX 580 8GB, 120 Samsung EVO 960, 2To Seagate 7200rpm HDD, Corsair SFX 550W Gold
I also got:
1x LG 24" IPS freesync
1x Dell 24" (era 2008-2010)
2x keyboard
2x Logitech gaming mouse
3x CPU cooler (2x Silverstone NT08 and Thermaltake Gravity 2)
2x Headset 7.1
All of that, below 1800$CAD.
@JeremyCuddles Buy an rx5700xt it will probably get stronger over time like the rx 580 did to the 1060.
i have a question, is gtx 1660 super better than rx 5600xt? thanks
"I'll just get into the cpu and gpu which are the most important parts of your pc."
Continues to explain the whole setup, what ram, mb etc to buy
Recytix well a PC is the most important parts of a PC
@@ICCUWANSIUT Dude that's so smart, didn't think of it like that
@@ICCUWANSIUT *BIG BRAIN TIME*
@@ICCUWANSIUT Hmm yes, the PC is made out of PC
Obviously. You don't pick first your RAM and according to that you pick a motherboard and then a cpu.
Me: I am goining to buy the 1000 dollar one
Covid-19: I’m about to end this whole mans career
Yeah my build got completely fucked up
Covid-19: u mean 5K??
For real. The 1600af is now $150. Imma just go with the 2600 for $130
I was able to build a 2060 super and ryzen 5 3600 and kept the build ever so slightly above 1k including tax. Just had to wait for sales and stuff
Can Jesus get 100 subs? Right now I am lookin at a 2600 and a 1660 super or a 1060 KO. Lower end psu and case are gonna get be to about 775
GPU'S especially have sky rocketed in price. sadly very expensive time to build a PC
they are starting to drop again. There are ryzen 5 3600 going for $150 on etsy.
@@BigChungus-ex2xh they said GPU not CPU
@@catboygremlin yeah i was just saying tho. Everything for a pc rn is overpriced so people just have to be patient. Stock of budget items have also been low and thats why the prices are so high.
@@BigChungus-ex2xh ya I rly wanted to build a 2k budget pc and a 3080 seems perfect for that + 3700x but I don’t support scalpers cuz I’m broke af
Little did they know it would last more than half of the rest of the year
Just say NO!
RGB cannot enter your mind without your consent
Que that meme of a therapist saying “blank isn’t real, it can’t hurt you” and the thing is behind you
But the extra 60 FPS tho
I wont be recommending any Intel CPU's
AMD: well well well... how the turntables
@Salt_Shakr i believe hes making a reference to the office
Salt_Shakr just say you don’t get the reference and keep moving
PrimalVortex idiot
@PrimalVortex fetus
@Salt_Shakr walk away. just walk away.
Haha yeah who needs an intel chip.
*cancels i9-9900k order*
Went with the Ryzen 9 3950X myself.
I want to upgrade my overclocked R7 1700 to a R9 3900X some day after it has dropped a lot in price.
i9 9900k is a pure gamer however why would you wanna be a pure gamer when you can be nearly as good as the pure gamer in gaming and be better at exactly everything else
Blue 8 cores and 16 threads pure gamer? Ok buddy
i9 9900k has nothing on r9 3950x
man this really was the golden age to make a budget build. 1600 AF + 2060 KO is insane.
2060+ryzen 3600
@@slimsixpack1313 chefs kiss
@@slimsixpack1313 That's my rig. I looooove it.
Would that pair cause bottlenecking?
@@mattthemetalguitarist I don’t think so.
Sometimes I pretend I believe in the old legends of an $85 6 core 12 thread processor.
Lol now it's $200+
@@dwaynewilliams6604 Yeah and now they got prophecies that there will be a gpu whose power will be on par with a $1700 2080ti for $500 and an even better one for $700.
@@mistermomo2904 2080ti ~$1200
3070, the 499 is just their listing price, even in the us prices will prolly be around 550, even more the first months after the first batch.
for gaming, 6 core doesn't do alot.
On many games I get as good/a bit worse fps with my 3600 than I did with my 6700k, and that one was not that good that year.
You can get a 3300x for like $100
[;' ummm R3 3300x is 4 cores
Literally reading about builds and looking for guides today. This is perfect timing.
make sure you research about bottle necks to get the most out of your components
Corona virus
Will make computers cheaper
@@n1cktast1c34 That's one big fear, that and theres so much stuff. Like how the hell is there 80 different GTX 2080s. They dont make it easy.
Gpu: Exist
Tax return money: Hey lol
Just bought my first pc with my tax return money lmaoooo and money from work. Spent 1000. Amd ryzen 2700x and GTX 2060.
@@silkpharmacy5904 RTX*
@@gurke640 thanks sorry
Tetsuo Shima wow thats a shitty combo i would've bought a 3600 and rx 5700 xt with that money
@@saeoce4794 that's too rude my dude
Remember when RTX 2070's used to be $500. Man the good old days.
What happened?
@@donnysmokes4641 covid, trump
@@Bearical lol
@@MrACCED im not kidding
@@donnysmokes4641 Also bitcoin miners buying all the gpus
Me: "AMD Ryzen 5 1600 AF for $85? Sweet!"
*clicks link*
Amazon: "$225.48"
Me: "tf, dawg?"
Just saw the same. And the Asus TUF Gaming GTX 1660 Super is $345 now. The cheapest build on this list is now $570 for JUST the GPU/CPU lmao.
@@Lionimia Lol soooooo glad I decided to try to get in to this stuff during such a lovely time. smh..
@@MarilynVatican If you are able to wait it out another year, the price will most likely be 3/4 of the ones you see in the video
@@Kintaro426 Why exactly have the prices gone up now? Im not good with supply/demand stuff
@@RonCharles13 probably has something to do with COVID messing with people's jobs
everyone: balanced builds
kyle: 2080Ti but with a $50 cheapo ssd
Yeah, the more expensive builds were definitely super lopsided. If im getting a 2080 ti im not letting a cheapo ssd or any hdd anywhere near the system
$65 500GB NVME SSD and a 2TB HDD(2.5TB total storage).
@@jtenorj 2.5tb of cheap, slow storage. You get 500gb of fast storage and 2tb of storage that can be killed by being rolled across a parking lot in a shopping cart
@@nadnerb_sr20 Modern drives park the read write heads off to the side of the platters when the drive is not in use. 3.5 inch drives don't fit in laptops, so you won't be running the drive while crossing a parking lot. Pretty sure laptops nowadays have sensor in them that can detect when the device is falling, so the 2.5 inch drives in those can move the heads to the side before the device hits the ground in order to protect data(if not the device as a whole).
While the way a hard drive works may not be that great for some newer, larger games regarding load times, it's fine for others and older games. If the files aren't very fragmented, the heads don't have to move much and sequential read isn't horrible even for slower drives( I have two 4TB 5900RPM drives with 145MB/s read 135MB/s write speeds. Some 7200 rpm and 10K rpm drives can exceed 200MB/s).
@@nadnerb_sr20 You lucky boi. Have fun with that RTX card.
Me: _cries in Canadian dollars_
false.
Dwight Shrute never cries
Me cries in Australian dollars it took a lot of googleing
Really? Me cries un third world currency
Mr. Ghost spend it on food
It’s crazy how much psus have increased in price, a 80+ bronze psu is now the price of an 80+ gold
PSUs are fine. GPUs are fucked
It's insane how I keep watching PC building videos knowing I won't buy a single component of it. 😂
i just watch them to learn how things work lol
Lincoln same I find it will be helpful one day
get a job man
@@dikyarif8027 not that simple
@@dikyarif8027 been there, done that.
me: *watches on laptop*
my laptop: *oh shi*
edit: how the fuq are my comments funny
and the laptop was never seen again
but octane accont from the laptop yes.
It’s not funny when you edit it
@@Justspwnz not funny when u ruin the vibe
Octane not everything meant to be funny
Skip to 9:07 and turn on captions
*cluck* Noice.
Xx_g007_xX thank you for your service
LOL
Was not disappointed
😂
thank for this vid. despite how fast the pricing aged it was the most educational and understandable build vid I have found so far
Covid pandemic: "Allow me to introduce myself. Say goodbye to those low prices!"
Hopefully everyone going for a ps5 or new xbox for christmas will help pc parts in the winter
@@demondagamer989 Hopefully, i've got my eye on a AMD A4-3400 APU
they are hella expensive in Uganda at the moment.
@@brizzy8633 in the video the 5 1600 is 85 usd her in turkey its around 200 usd like calm down man thats 115 usd more like goddamn man
wait for January sales when covid is basically an after thought and JANUARY SALES BOISS
@@101-b6y6y does it last the whole month ? And is it mostly on every site i hope so since im buying my gpu from newegg and i want rtx 2060 it costs 310 usd in the us as what i saw and here is 400 usd and i hope it goes down if not i have to get 1660 super
I just wish I’d run into you at Best Buy or something. You could help me choose parts and I’d buy you lunch😂
Sounds like a date.
@@justdashie1132 lmao
There's a video of him buying components in Best Buy. A fan happens to come accross Kyle, and the young man was buying his GPU. Kyle was really kind and sweet to buy the fan a 1660 Ti for free, just because the fan said hi to him.
@@wintersolstice3573 damn.
@@wintersolstice3573 proves that youtubers aren't all that bad, I just wish more people could see that.
I cry in European where pretty much every of these parts is like 50% more expensive ;(
it hurts a lot to build a reasonable and cheap pc in Europe
Like the 2080 ti doesn´t cost 1000€ no at least 1150€ xD
Michał Z even in the UK?
Well you can pretty much double the price with Australian monopoly money. :(
my guy, If you think y'all bad just imagine my brazilian poor ass lol
Maybe you should do this one again. Prices are crazy. For example, at 11:46 you have AMD 3600 at $174 and now at $267, and the GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 2070 Super was $499.99 is $679. This was great in March but, 7 months later everything has gone crazy. Great show. Keep it up, Ron.
Wow, I thought my Amazon was broken or something because I’m running Into the same problem
When do you think would be a good time to wait until prices are good again
@@phil352 5 months+
@@vonsvault I just built my pc with parts off eBay and discounts on Amazon and Newegg for a total of $450
@@phil352 nice bro, I don’t don’t trust 2nd hand so I usually buy new, what’s your specs?
"If you can go 1440p, that's the spot where you wanna be.."
Kyle, 2020
Nah 1080p144 is
@@ElonMusk-FanZone nah, 1440p 165hz.
@@vaderglenn nah, 1440p uw 144hz
Spencer Smith nah, 4K 240Hz UW G-Sync.
@@ICCUWANSIUT nah 8k 360hz ftw
Prices in my country: Spend almost $1200 for your $800 build
that's what corona be doing to us now
@@anthonysanchez4960 read: Trump
RTX 2060 in the US: $300
RTX 2060 anywhere else: $450
):
@Anish Bedi if you're in UK oof, I got my pc quote a bit before prices started increasing and I'm so glad. What would've cost me about £1.1k only cost me £1k
@@FourFoxxx True ToT
if i ever get a 2080, im still gonna game at 1080p for those 200 frames lmao
more like 600 frames
@@peauxwet depends on the game
@@peauxwet 600 in minecraft lol and maybe cs
bought a 1080p 240hz monitor. Biggest regret of my setup. and I use a 240mm RGB AIO for an i5 6400
for the style points ofc
Got my Credit card statement today. I spend $700 per month eating out. For now on I'm making meals at home for 3 months then I can buy a killer gpu.
This really should specify for "action" gaming. As a hardcore strategy/simulation gamer (EU4, HOI3, Stellaris, Cities Skylines, Anno, Total War, Steel Divison, etc) the cpu matters just as much while still needing a really good gpu for the more graphics intensive titles like total war.
Not everyone is a Doom etc player. (I'm saying this as someone who likes both)
how is the new anno game? Was thinking of buying it but not sure...
Yea I'm about to upgrade my current cpu to account for that late game eu4 slow down.
Hear hear!
You looking forward to CK3? Bannerlord and CK3 are probably my most anticipated games this year, both are going to be CPU bound.
*you forgot minecraft*
That t shirt is basically an artifact of a time long gone.
Video reccomendation:
How to change boot drive or move windows to upgrade existing
Example: upgrading a dated PC from only an HDD to an SSD and changing required files to the SSD in the easiest possible way without losing any files.
Macrium reflect works well for this
I really appreciate how you explain why you choose certain components and what common alternatives might be with their pros and cons; awesome video
Kyle 2020: “it’s not going to explode. Which is important.”
LOL
Lmao he talked about this on one of the livestreams and how he didnt know if he should remake it or not i forgot why tho
Yeah, nice to see he took some of Paul's advice.
He said why at the beginning of the video. He would have included an alternative build for some of these price points using AMD GPU's now that the majority of driver issues have been fixed.
when buying an ssd, be sure it has a dram cache, dramless ssds are slower than hard drives
This
we learnt this from linus like 2 days back
I can hear Linus saying this.
@@shivansh4581 Depends on the use case, and as per usual blanket statements like this need to come with several caveats. They can be slower when being hit with a large read/write load. If you're using it as, say an OS drive where you're doing primarily read loads, it's slower than an SSD with cache but not as slow as a hard drive. Linus making a blanket statement like this when A) He tested no hard drives and B) he ran a custom write>read>repeat benchmark with a lot of repeats, is a very flawed way to draw that conclusion.
How do I know this is wrong? Well I have the drive that was his worst case in the SSD test, the cheap adata drive, it's the primary (and well only) drive in my game server. It, by itself as the active drive with tasks running (worst case), and it runs about 2x as fast as my former 2 hard disk RAID 0 array with no active programs running off of those disks (best case, aside from adding more drives to the RAID array) in crystaldiskmark. Even a DRAM-less SSD can easily saturate the sata interface and offer you much faster boot/loading times than HDDs even if you're distributing the load among multiple HDDs.
What Linus did was a torture test, pushing the NAND to it's absolute limits (particularly write limits) by doing something that overwhelms the caching algorithm in SSDs, especially DRAM-less ones, the algorithm that allows them to use the QLC/TLC/MLC cells to store a single bit therefor operating as SLC for quick bursts of speed (which is also why him laughing at the product stating it had SLC cache is just plain incorrect). It exposes the raw speed of the nand that only a similar work load could produce, can you think of one?
@@AmaraTheBarbarian Finally someone said it...I'm currently using DRAMless SSD right now....its still faster then HDD....because of my use case scenario... as only a boot drive. I'm not doing heavy transfers on it what so ever.~! Even if i do, only 1% of my overall use of this PC.
Seeing how much the prices have gone up on some of these items is actually insane
lets not even get started on early 2022
Oooh that T-shirt tho, brings me nostalgia
Alternative title: Why the ryzen 5 1600 af is the best value processor
Cuz its cheap af... Heheheheh
TouCane tfw it’s $112 on Amazon rn
@@demongalval3114 alot of pc parts jump in price after youtubes make a video showing a great deal
mossbawl AND
@@demongalval3114 turned back to its original might wanna get one before it goes out of stock again
Kyle: Reasons to go only amd for the cpu: - pcie4.0
Also Kyle: choose b450 With no pcie4.0 support for almost every build
Still good video!! 😘
Pcie4 is useless today. There are no game that gain a single frame for using it.
Rincón Del Gabo wait till the ps5 comes out, then game devs will target pcie 4.0 storage.
You may not be able to play gta 6 on pc unless uv got nvme
That's a very good reason to go with it though. You're future proofing your cpu purchase.
@@TheMrNeffels but sacrificing the benefits you gain until then with other better components, not to mention 4.0 will probably take a while for devs to adopt it. Enjoy now, upgrade later IMO.
PC gamers have endless budgets didn't you know that? I mean who couldnt go out and buy a whole new CPU in just 8 months.
This is actually a really good video to show people when anyone says how cheap PC gaming is these days. 1080p gaming for more around 800$ as this video doesn't even mention a monitor or keyboard / mouse, cables, and good luck getting those parts mentioned for that cheap. The case may be a mini, with mini Mobo, no coolers, no extra fans, and of course the amazing storage you'll get for 20-50$ lol.
It's just a great example. It's more like 800-900$ for " budget " 1080p. Which is pretty sad tbh. I spent exactly that much 8+ years ago for 1080p gaming.
Okay so nobody is gonna talk about the auto generated captions at 9:08
lol
“Chris penis”
lol
Wtfff😂😂
LOL
Always always ALWAYS buy a quality PSU. This is the heart of the system, never skimp on this!
Is a gold rated rm650 ok ??
Any good psu bronze 80+ or higher from a reputable company is very good
I learn that the hard way blew up a cheap psu after 2.5 years of gaiming in it, new one cost me a bit more and its been more than 3y no problems
@JeremyCuddles why does your motherboard cost $500? lmao
Hell no, no need for fancy stuff...just get some no name psu out of some old bangercase you bought at a thrift shop for 10$ and wait for things to come....
This guy: You can find this stuff for these prices.
Coronavirus: Hold my mask!
Literal CPU shortage in most outlets!
All because they're produced in china
@@kaydenvortex1984 CPU's are still 1000 times easier to find right now than a power supply. Even if you do some shopping around and find the best prices you can on everything else the odds of you finding a way to power it are about as good as you traveling to a far away galaxy and becoming their new alien overlord. Any money you manage to save by shopping around ends up being blown on an over priced PSU because of the mark up associated with the lack of supply.
Does anyone know of a cheaper Motherboard available at this time with similar aspects to the tomahawk b450 he showed in the video? i am on my first pc build and was going for the $800 range but most parts, like the tomahawk b450, are higher prices than usual (right now the b450 tomahawk is about $180). any suggestions? or would only buying some parts right now and wait till other parts like the motherboard drop in price be a smart idea? like i said this is my very first build and would love some help.
Kyle: “Match your CPU with your GPU.”
Me: [Pairs a Ryzen 7 3700X with a 1050 Ti.]
To be fair, it's easier to upgrade a GPU over a CPU.
Miner: G4560, H110, 4GB of RAM, 64GB SSD, and 6 1080ti.
One of my people.
I did the same with the 3900x as I'll be heavily streaming and I'm waiting for the next nvidia gen.
i have ryzen 7 3700 x overclocked to 4.2ghz with a 2070 super. its fantastic
Ryzen 7 3700x and RTX 2070 Super Gaming OC White Edition
I wish the prices were still that low. It’s freakin crazy now. 😂
I bought a 2070 Super from Lenovo for $650 before tax. May the PCMR gods forgive me.
1600 AF isnt even available in my country 😳
@@beybladeguru101 I got a 1070 for 400. I wanna kill myself lol
@@misukiylambertson2764 Lenovo ended up cancelling my order, and I had to get a prebuilt for $1550.
ye mate 1600 af is 225 and the tuf 1660 has 1 option from 800 dollars
So read the thumbnail in my best Killer Instinct announcer voice. 😂😂
That brought back a lot of memories.
Agreed👌
Same!
UlllltrraaAaaaa comboooo
*ULTIMATE*
Thank you for this. It came at the perfect time as I am looking to upgrade my PC and I was wondering what was going to be the best value. I Really appreciate the time, effort, and research that went into this video to make your communities lives easier. I am going to be purchasing some of the parts from the $600 package just in case you're wondering. Also I hope this comment helps this video get into the algorithm so that more people can see the amazing PC's they can build even with only a $600 budget. Once again I really appreciate it, and also I am already binge watching all of your other content so enjoy the watch time! :D +1 Subscribers.
Great video Kyle, sensible attitude to cases, no point in over speccing a box! And the 1600 AF is a great processor for even a higher end build, think back a few years to when Intel ruled and 4 cores cost more than double!
I find it interesting that a few years back for AMD CPUs the general consensus was that their stock cooler was horrible, and now the new one is recommended
This is a really epic guide! Have a good and blessed day Kyle.
20 mins long
uploaded 5 minuites ago
How d'ya get that x4 speed?
@@shaunh1820 teleports behind the man: "so you dare to challenge me?"
How would you know? You haven't even had time to watch it. Just gotta get them likes I guess.
U know JCKF?
@@reflexin5150 yeah!
"Blower style cards suck"
* cries in 1070 Turbo *
cries in reference R9 290
but only until my new parts come in.
Cries in 9800gt
Cries in rx 580 and Ryzen 5 1600 not af :c
Cries in 2 year old r y z e n 3 1 2 0 0
Really liked this format of video, for anyone planning to stay updated with various parts on the market now, and also how to match these parts.
Would love more of these in the future. Would love to see a video comparing AMD graphics cards to the Nvidia ones, post the driver update
Gtx 1660 when this was made, ~250, at the time of watching this 680. Been a great year!
i genuinely thought my laptop froze
Kyle: Lowest budget he's speaking about is $600
Me: Looks to piece together a second hand parts build in the neighbourhood of $250
Ahahahhahaha a joke about being poor, so original and funny, I'm wheezing.
I'll be honest here, that kind of price range is verrryy hard to work with, even with second-hands. You need to be extremely lucky. If you can't afford the $600, I really recommend saving your money until you can afford it.
If you buy an optiplex on eBay (you can usually get a 3rd or 4th gen i5/8GB RAM/250GB SSD one for super cheap) and add a cheap GPU like an RX 570 you can have a decent PC for $175-250.
@@xenocheeze6633 I've actually found a great deal. I'm looking at an I5 4590 and an rx 570😁
@@zackaryrethati7627 Exactly. I found an HP pre-built with an I5 4590 and I'll put an RX 570 in my country's second hand things site
1:50 I thought my screen froze lol
Yep, I had the same thing. XD XD But I'm watching this on my...formerly new Toshiba Satellite A100-795 laptop, with a whopping Intel Pentium Dual Core Mobile T2060 processing beast, running at a blistering 1,6GHz, with an astounding 512MB of ram. Point is, for some reason I sometimes get a little stutter too, when streaming videos, and I honestly thought it had a "little hiccup" again, when the video just froze like that. XD XD XD
No idea why I'm watching these videos, about pc's I would never be able to buy. I suppose I enjoy dreaming a little. XP
@@mierbeuker8148 lmao, "same" is enough
Greta video, it’s amazing how much everything has increased in price in the last year though.
Awesome sauce, ohh the memories
Wifey sauce, ohh the memories
sauce, ohh the memories
For a second I thought I had connection issues or your recording was messed up when you paused for a voice over. Lol that almost got me haha. I literally rewinded the video, hopefully I wasn't the only one 🤣😭
XengenAlpha same lmao
Same 😂
Same. I got frustrated rhat the video still freeze no matter how many time i play it only to find that it was intentional. Now i feel bad
I did the same
Me too lol
Definitely one of the most useful videos I've seen so far, much appreciated!
11:00 don’t pair a rtx 2070 with a ryzen 5 1600. There’s a severe bottleneck. That’s what I have and the whole reason I’m watching this video
1600 or 1600 AF?
@@jtrib1549 I had a 1600 but I just upgraded to a ryzen 7 3700x today and there’s absolutely no bottleneck so if you can fit it in your budget I’d definitely recommend it
@@jahari7538 Well bitwit here was referring to the 1600 AF which is basically on par with a 2600, much better than the normal 1600. Also you are right that you shouldn't pair a 2070 with a 1600, bitwit mentioned in the video that you could instead get a 3600 and 5700xt for around the same price
'Case with good thermals'
-Shows a Corsair case that literally has a front panel choked off by tempered glass.
Just do what I did, take the glass off. It's all screws, still looks great, and airflow is pretty great. Actually a really nice case once you do that one "mod"
@@tarfeef_4268 And, being fair, the case makers generally expect people to do things like this. Cases usually come with several features that are fairly easily removed that are focused towards things other than thermals. Things for cosmetic or acoustic purposes. So long as you are not taking a dremel(or other such tools) to it you are not doing anything outside expectations.
@@tarfeef_4268 but the dust will be terrible
I thought my phone froze. Thanks a lot 😂
9:09 pause it
😂😂😂
Look at the subtitles
You always need that extra level of Chris
Chris penis time
I have a 2080 and if you overclock the Chris penis level goes up 100
Lmao
I'm so thankful for deaf people
Jk
Even though the market is how it is... an updated version of best CPU & GPU combos would be great!
Two months later...everything costs 50% more... :'(
Save up and buy your pc a few days after factories open up. They will make a ton of products to keep up with the huge supply and prices will plummet
Eligner you have a clue when that might happen?
Anthony Wnek fall
@@op-op-op You sure about that? Everything is starting to re-open, I think by the end of July it could happen. Or the middle of August
YO WTF RN THE 1600 AF IS 350 AUD AROUND 200 SOMETHING USD WTFFF AND THE GPU 1660 SUPER WAS 1200 AUD 800 USD BROOOOOOOOO THATS MORE THAN MY BUILD
Only thing I would change. On your storage. You can get some 1tb m.2 for around 80 to 90.
You can, but in my experience, anything under 120 dollars is garbage
@@TheRMUPs Unless your favorite game is 4k raw footage in adobe premier NVME isn't really going to impact anything noticeable over a sata III ssd. That said, $120 does seem to be about the going price for a sata III 1tb drive in either 2.5" or M.2 from the known reputable manufacturers. I would be suspicious of an $80 drive, i would rather manage storage on a known reliable 500gb drive than gamble it. Or just throw the root directory & important stuff on a smaller known reliable boot drive then toss your steam library and less important stuff on a mystery manufacturer drive.
@@TheRMUPs The M.2 WD Blue only costs about $100 and isn't bad - it's not as good as Samsung's latest drives, but it has decent DRAM cache and similar performance to the 850 evo.
Agreed. That extra $20 makes a monster difference.
I would friggin love to live in US or any other country which has good economy and jobs, so I can afford something for myself. Here in Bosnia and Herzegovina people are overpricing these PC parts. With my salary (400€) its impossible to get anything for cheap.
I hope better times will come and I would eventually enjoy in gaming.
16 гига рама 100€.😂😂😂
@@DarkWarden69 овај пц што он прсви за 600 на балкан не можеш узети испод 1000
Hopefully you can come to the U.S, over here the average American wouldn’t even be able to pass the citizen test, I am sure if you are able to 1 day get a visa here you could keep applying for a citizenship & try to become a citizen,
@@bossmicky9256 I hope so too my man 😁
Great video 👍
1:34 I thought my Wi-Fi went out here
That Guy Me too… i was checking it few times 😂
YOOO you just saved me , I bought a 2600 like 3 hours ago from amazon and immediately replaced it for the 1600 , you saved me money you're AMAZING THANK YOU!
Why would you limit yourself like that ???
@@magoslucius4245 I believe that saving money was the reason already given....
@@magoslucius4245 budget and lack of IQ
@@studmax8240 what are the specs for the rest of your pc?
@@T33K4Y okay rn i have an i5-3570 with 8 GB of ram and a rx580 8gb , as of right now i bought a A320M-HDV R4.0 (delivered) , ryzen 5 1600 AF (shipped) , and 16 GB of ram (Shipped)
I thought I was crazy going with a ryzen 5 2600 and a 2070 super. I’m still gonna upgrade to the 3700x later down the line. I paired it with an x570 motherboard for this exact reason several months ago.
Christian Cameron I upgraded from sandybridge to a Ryzen 2700x paired with Asus Prime x570 for the same reason. I plan to upgrade the cpu to 3700x-3950x depending on the deals available in about 1-2yrs.
On the first of this month, I went to my favorite toy store (Microcenter) and picked up an X570, 3600, and a 5700. I was also thinking about upgrade options and, also, I wanted to give myself more headroom to OC my RAM. B450 and 2000 Ryzen chips are limited to 2933Mhz at the most at stock.
If it serves its purpose, wait for 4th gen ryzen
Tbh the best I've seen is CPU really is that Ryzen 5 3600 non X version it's absurdly good for it's cost, surprised they haven't upped it.
In the next 6-9 months the 3700x will be like $200
Thank You I loved how you broke down in pairs on what works the best together. You helped me make my decision....