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UE5 and game Devs HAVE TO start optimizing, otherwise they won't have a consumer base to buy their products. I, and presumably most people, don't care how good a game looks if it can't hold a steady framerate.
With a lot of people upping their resolution to two and even four-k, and even making the jump to 144hz, it's going to be a high bar to clear knowing how terribly optimized some games have been coming out lately.
It will have to be able to run on the integrated Arc and integrated Radeon graphics. Casual gamers who don't get a video card are what keeps a developer making money. At least on the lower end, consider those as the minimum acceptable specs.
For the person with 144hz monitor 1080p : let me tell you the technology and price really made improvements ! Back in the day I paid a "cheap" tn pannel 144hz for 300 dollars (viewsonic) does the job but crappy color/quality etc....If you buy the same one in 2024 cheap are now ips (not tn) and panels looks so much better ! I know it's weird but upgrading an old panel 144hz vs a new panel 144hz is actually an upgrade ! A lot of people forget that and you can get the + (color acc, hdr etc...) so don't be afraid to stay at the same hz.
I literally had a 7900XT, a 2TB NVME & a 4TB NVME in my cart & I saw your video pop up. Stopped me in my tracks LOL ... I'm fully aware I'll have to upgrade my GPU again next year due to UE5 games.
Maybe. Remember that new stuff like game engines are always poorly optimized at first till everyone works together to smooth things out. I wouldn’t be surprised if after about 6 months nvidia comes out with drivers to improve performance by a significant amount and then AMD will follow suit a few months later. I saw this with several game engines. I was a tester for my buddy who is a developer so I have been through these transition periods a few times.
Not me watching this vid as a broke student, hyping myself up for the sales like; Yes, finally gonna get me some gadgets! Then I check my wallet, and it's like, Surprise, you're still broke! 😂
@@SpoonHurler Oh for sure, I need to have enough money for summer classes as well, so can't spend it on stuff like this, but that's fine for now but still sucks ;) I wanna game as well haha
Yesterday there was an XFX 7800XT listed for $349. The seller was Chinese, had a feedback of 6 reviews of stuff like puzzles and board games, only 67% of the reviews were positive, and the card did not ship from an Amazon warehouse. I reported it as a scam.
I got some help in a previous video, so I'll be greedy and ask again for a more finalized build: - Motherboard: AsRock B650M PRO RS (don't need wifi) - GPU: RX 7800 XT 16G (AsRock - Phantom Gaming) - down from RX 7900XT 20G (it's ~50% more expensive) - CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7700 (it can go up to 5,3k MHz and other more expensive stuff are at 5,4-5,6k, but for double or triple W usage - but I'm not an expert in the field, so this is the main part, where I need some advice if it works with theother main parts) - PSU: Chieftec 850W ATMOS (main question is if it provides comfortably enough power for this setup and I'm not overshooting in price too much in this part) - Monitor: Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 - 4k, 165 Hz, ~4ms latency - (overall good rewiews on youtube and ok price, design, etc. - question here is if the system is good enough to use the monitors capabilities well enough) Does the over all setup need some upgrade; mainly whether I should just upgrade the CPU to a 7800X3D as far as I know it's the highest price/performance ratio one and will be still for a while, but not sure how much higher the W usage will be, outside of W usage, I know that this could be the cheapest, but highest performance boosting upgrade I could do in this setup, just not sure if I should do it. I've just never spent even close to this amount of money on my PC ever and just want to make the best deal out of my money as everyone :) Thanks for any help! ps.: don't care about upscaling, ray tracing or stuff like that, just pure rasterization, high resolution - main game will be Sins of a Solar Empire II
So if you're just using it for Gaming Jason says the 7700 isn't worth the extra money over the 7600. So I would get the 7600 CPU instead and use that extra money to upgrade the GPU to the 7900GRE. You could also go 7800X3D with the 7900GRE if you want. Just depends on how much you want to spend.
Love your videos but I'm always wishing you would do videos on different types of builds and not just gaming, especially since you're called PC Builder. Ex. Production build guide, plex movie server build guide, ect.
09:28 My Backup Gaming PC is an i7-4790K with an RX6650XT in it. The only money I spent building it was for the NVMe drive (1 TB), and the CPU cooler (thermalright assassin x90) Actually runs semi-decent. There is some bottleneck, but considering it's a backup PC, I won't be using it often, so I'm fine with that. 18:55 Good advice if you're trying to do an "extreme" budget build, whether it's for gaming or regular office use.
Well looking at the summer games fest I'm not too worried about needing to upgrade... the only game I was even slightly excited for was Palworld DLC... Games are seemingly going more retro and the UnReal5 games looked like movie games... just wasn't excited for new titles but I got a backlog of older games to try! Jason your Awesome ... thanks for the updated info!
aw man i just bought a zotac 4070 super for 830CAD$ damiit!!!!! but at least i did what you said and also upgrade my cpu to 7 5700x3d(300$CAD) i have an old motherboard.. im so happy with it i can run all games on ultra ray traicing everything!!! its awesome.
@@PCBuilderChannel You think the 4070 super will drop maybe? I have a 7900XT with a i9 11900KF but Im planning to build a 2nd PC with a 4070 Super and R7 7800X3D or might change my 79090XT to my R7 7800X3D and my 4070 Super to my i9 11900KF
Great vid Jason and I am NOT buying used with my luck it would be a disaster and I know folks do it good for them. I still haven't figured out whether to build now or wait. Thank you for your hard work
I'm thinking of not renewing my prime membership since lately, they jack up the prices so that they can bring them back down to regular prices. They also increased the prime fee as well.
We post deals from all retailers during the sale and we are familiar with pricing, so we try to help folks get the real deals versus the any fake markup deals.
5:05 Question too vague. How is the game optimised? What assets did the dev put in? How many triangles? Draw call load? How many and how big are the textures? I could remake Limbo or Inside in EU5 and be golden on an RX580.
I don’t get why they don’t like Zotac I bought a Zotac 4090 really cheap off of Amazon and in fact it performs better than the other 4090’s I’ve seen on benchmarks
Hey I know this is unrelated to what you posted but I need a profesional opinion. What do you think about the ktc h27p22s 4k 160hz gaming monitor for 400€? The other monitors are about 550€ but I' rather spend less if there isnt a big difference in performanse. For instance the gigabyte m28u-ek.
I have never used a KTC monitor so I cannot consider QA and stuff but from the specs I think it might be the best value in it's class. Decent panel by AU Op, 8 bit+ FRC color so basically 10 bit depth, good response time. At worse you might have to run it at 144mhz or 120mhz if the marketed specs are pushing the panel too far. For 400usd (what it's selling for here on Amazon) I would be happy to give it a shot if I was in the market for a 4k monitor and might comsider getting one to have to sell with builds I got planned to sell going into the back to school season. Nice find.
Because they know that people will still buy the games, and most likely not refund either. All of these hyped up games that ended up being unoptimized still sold well and that's because people just don't learn their lesson. Sure, it's the fault of the companies for making unoptimized games, but it'll only keep happening if everyone keeps preordering and buying without checking the actual performance first.
I’m using nvidia 1660 Ti currently. I’m thinking to upgrade to rx 6800, the price looks appealing. Or should I just get 7800 or 7900gre? Just how big the gap is 6800 to 7800 / 7900gre ? Planning to play Hogwarts Legacy with it. Thanks.
Hey guys, my PC Specs are: I5 12400f MSI pro b660 wifi ddr4 Delta force 3600 cl16 32gb ram 3tb storage Thermal take smart bm2 750w Igame Rtx 3060ti dual fan Which I bought secondhand from shop here in Malaysia for about 530 ish USD. All the parts still under warranty 1 to 2 years. Now I'm thinking to upgrade my GPU to Rtx 3070ti igame Vulcan OC for about 138 USD after I trade in my Rtx 3060ti from the same computer shop. The RTX 3070ti they give warranty till 2027. I know most of you guys will come at my neck for going to 8 gigs vram but I'm playing at 1080p with 240hz. Plus it's hard to find the Rx 6800 or 6800xt even 3080 10gb will cost more in Malaysia. After considering the price after I trade my old GPU and the warranty, am I taking an L or W?
If you’re looking to build and have a microcenter next to you just get the 7800x3d bundle, cpu comes to around $210 and get everything else on prime day
i thought i wont be able to build my first pc this july but if those are the discounts that can happen them i may be able to do it i was planing on getting a zotac gpu bc of the price and its different from the notmal square gpus
Are there any new motherboards coming out this year for matx for the amd 9000 cpu series? I was going to get some pc parts, but....i bought some old consoles to mod and snagged an used Alienware m18 with a 4080 for a hefty pricecut on ebay 😅 uhhhg im so bad at saving when i see a good deal. My mouth starts to water when i see deals for my old projects and things i wanted to get as a kid 😂
@@kelley09162 im waiting for the b650 versions anyway, im looking for something in white from MSI. Im kinda having reservations about this gen im just window shopping until i see what comes next. But If the new boards are meh ill just get the older ones which might be cheaper until these new ones come out. :)
I’m playing hellblade rn on my 3090ti running smooth at 1440p… should I be looking to upgrade anytime soon or am I good for a few years? Paired with an 11700k btw.
What are your views on asus proart gpus? I'm getting asus proart 4070 ti 12gb for 930 dollars in india And same gpu (12 gb )for 1239 dollars in asus tuf variant, my work is on blender and after effects, Is the extra 110 dollars worth the spend? Idc about the rgb stuff, and is there something else i should keep in mind while making a build for blender and after effects? I'm confused on the processor part, please suggest one, i9 12th gen or 17 14th gen or maybe something else similarly priced, or maybe what will you recommend regardless of the price paired up with a 4070 ti? And thanks alot in advance ❤🎉
The proart label is just a label, doesn't mean anything for gpus and only means that the mobo with its label is pretty high-end. They're usually not worth it for most people, even content creators and professionals, just because they are extra expensive.
Hey, it's the guy asking the second question. I've done a bit more research since I asked this question, and one thing I found was that TPU by default tests their UE5 games on the highest setting, and this by default includes software raytracing through Lumen. So in effect, this is running raytracing without upscaling, which current hardware just isn't capable of yet, even in non-Unreal Engine 5 games. So the lesson I learned since is that Unreal engine 5 games are designed around using upscaling, because by default they're using raytracing settings.
I bought an XFX Speedster Qick 7800 XT for $669+tax CAD, and got 2 free games to boot. My 1% lows virtually doubled on Cyberpunk 2077, from 67FPS on my 3070 Ti to 111FPS at 1440p high/ultra with DLSS/FSR enabled. Pretty pleased with that result. Sold my old card for $350 CAD to sweeten the deal.
@@PCBuilderChannel is 500€ for a rx 7900 gre sapphire pulse good value? in germany it cost around 550-600 depending on the model, I bought it a few months ago
Is there an online space for selling GPUs or did you sell locally? I know there's ebay but I'm wondering if there's a PC-oriented site where my 3070 might get noticed. Also, this is my first gaming PC and its about two years old. If you don't mind answering, is the i9 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) 19-12900KF, 3200 Mhz, and the PRIME Z690-P WIFI D4 compatible with 40' cards or bottleneck? Can you at least point me to where I can find out? I can't get the one site I found to scan my hardware. Any info is appreciated.
Funny Zotac story: Back in 2019 I bought a used Zotac 1080 mini 8gb card for a build and when I got the thing it had literal puffy dust bunnies clearly visible right out of the shipping box. It wasn’t apparent in the auction pictures (or they pulled a fast one), but I blew as much as I could out with an air duster and installed it. Worked great with no issues and it’s still running with no problems to this day. My stepdaughter inherited it and plays Helldivers 2 with it and a Ryzen 5600 on 1080p.
RTX4080 €1100 minimum. I will buy for €600. No more. 7900X(3D) I can be tempted to buy, €350 right now, €275 I bite. Plug it into an X870/B850 board, 9K series X3D way way later. It's fine. I chugged along with an i7-2600 before I bought this 5600.
@@kelley09162 Yeah, I was not serious. There are no reasonably priced cards at the moment. I think even the mid-range options are quite bad if you want high FPS quality 1440p performance. To really run 1440p you still need to drop close to $1k on a GPU.
@@leoap87 Fwiw, my Arc A770 runs 1440p 144hz pretty well in the games I play (mostly jrpgs so not the most demanding or mainstream but still complex enough, and while recording/streaming too). Considering how cheap the A770 is, I'm sure that a $600-$700 gpu can run 1440p super well, even cheaper cards will be perfectly fine. You're exaggerating a little lol
Most games coming out at the time are crap anyways, UE5 or not. Old titles may be the way to go. My GPU will always be the baddest one in the parking lot though!
Jason pulled me back from buying a super expensive X670 to a B650 board for my first build. I was so confused and wasn't sure what I actually needed. Saved me some money, thanks!
Around 200 is all you should spend on your MB tops. Power supply yes, I only get an A-Tier and always recommend getting around 200 watts more than you need atm so it can be used on your next one to two builds.
If newer games cant be handled on a 4090, that's the games' faults. Who the hell is going to pay $1000 every time a new game comes out just to barely hit 60fps? Optimize that shit.
I have a Ryzen 7 2700X with a Sapphire Nitro RX 580 8GB and maxed out RAM at 32gbs. I'm still very happy with my games. Granted, the only games I play right now are WoW, HellDivers II, The Division 2 and PGA Tour 2K23. I do pretty good at 1440P. I do have a 4K 60hz monitor though.
Careful buying gpus on amazon, huge spike in fake ones lately even from high rated sellers/amazon themselves (they get returns and resell em as new without checking) record opening the box and use stuff like gpu z
Yeah and especially if an Rx 7000 series Sapphire gpu is on a big sale on Amazon, it's probably a scam. I noticed that most of the scams from third party sellers are using Sapphire gpus
my last 2 GPUs have been Zotac, had a 3060OC that was awsome, donated that to my litle cousin and bought their 4070 2 fans, should have went for the 3 fans. Even after undervolting, hot spot temps are constantly at 90 to 95 when gaming, the minimum beeing like 67C when playin low demand games. Besides that never had issues with zotac but would love to know if there is anything to watch out on these cards
Is it easier to see markings on white cases vs black? My eyes aren't getting any younger. Built a black system and needed lots of light to see black on black markings for screws and such
Almost waited for summer sale but i pulled the trigged 3 weeks ago for my gpu and im glad i did the 7900xt pg white from asrock is only available at newegg now, for 150$ more
My PC died at the weekend and as I was already looking for an upgrade, I just went ahead and brought into Am5. 7800x3d. Msi gaming plus mobo. 32gb. Fxf 7900xtx. That's my weekend busy building into my old but trusty corsair vengeance c70 case.
Last year I made a great deal on prime day for my Kingston fury gen 4 m.2 2TB SSD and got it for 105€. Soon after it was at around 180€. So I think its worth waiting, especially if you make a lot of purchases 😉
Drop the msrp under $300 and ill buy a 4000 series, i have a 3050ti and it does everything i need. Until the gpu memory standard is over 8gb there's no logical reason to buy.
Where I live the Asrock b650 mb you mentioned goes for 150eu with 24%VAT. Where I could get away with a decent AM4 mb for 80-100. What is the deal with the price hike on the AM5 platforms? And can we hope for cheaper MBs on the ~100eu mark? Along the Asrock mb, one can add a decent 7600x at 200eu and a couple 16gb ram chips at 130eu, going for 480eu with taxes without hard disks,psu, case and ofc the elephant in the room, the GPU. Would you consider that a good proposition?
It's still being "originated" from the onboard motherboard audio processor and then "passed through" GPU out to HDMI. So, if you're asking whether a better onboard MOBO audio processor matters in terms of quality, it does. To the degree that you'll actually notice a difference in audio quality is going to depend more on what the speakers that your HDMI is being played from, though.
I am watching this vid with my 1080 and i7 8700k processor like maybe it's time for an upgrade haha I was thinking of sum like this: CPU: Intel Core i7-13700KF 3.4 GHz 16-Core Processor CPU Cooler: Deepcool LS720 85.85 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler Motherboard: MSI MAG Z790 TOMAHAWK WIFI ATX LGA1700 Motherboard Memory: G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 Memory Storage: Samsung 980 Pro 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive Video Card: 4070 super Case: Lian Li PC-O11 Dynamic ATX Full Tower Case Power Supply: SeaSonic FOCUS GX 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply
@@milansubplartI guess it depends if your in the U.S. they sold parts to Russia and now are on a list of company's that will not be allowed to sell parts in the U.S. soon. If outside the U.S. I guess your ok.
These are still rediculous prices. Memory is cheap. I paid $359 in 2016 for the gigabyte 970 xtreme gaming with the titan chokes... That was expensive in my my opinion.. I didn't want to pay the stupid prices for a 980 .. then the bit coin.. Now it should be allot lower for some of these low 8gb memory cards .. They should be using 128 gigs use quad bus of 32 gig bus then it will bring the heat down. Memories cheap enough. We're being screwed just like we are why the rest of the world. It used to be years before a new video catd series came out .. 😅 But now they're doing it just like car audio. They're finding a way to do it every 2 to 3 years with a slight increase of technology but capable of selling all the new stuff for the brand new price but they're not just doing the brand new price. They're hiking the price up every time now. Sometimes almost doubling it .. I hit the brakes on building PCs. It used to be cheap... $500 the hole pc ..at the PC club... Now its almost $500 each piece.. if your lucky.. I like buying all the est pieces.. I don't mind getting them one 1 part at a time.. But with how expensive things are and with how quickly they are upped it. It's almost yearly now. I mean after covid it's crazy. It's like yearly now... By the time I would get all my parts ready to build I would start looking at all my s*** going f*** it's all outdated. I wish I would have got this. I wish you would have got that. It's out of 30-day return. Mark, I'm not even going to mess with building right now unless I had a billion dollars set aside to do it, but even that I don't want to waste it because I'm already seeing that. If I would have wasted it last year this year I could have got a lot of that stuff for dirt cheap. So the question is do I wait to build the next year's computer or do I build last year's computer now?. And just pretend last year is now .. Buy all last year's cool stuff . But wait.. why are last year's gpus about the same price as this years new GPUs.. I think im going to wait another couple years.. This is insane... Thank for the video. I like your details
uhhhh naaahhh thats still a med range board having the 650 chips set now if you had the x670e chip set then, theeen you are at a higher end gaming motherboard! overboard is getting a MSI GodLike X670E or Z790 but Don't buy any ASUS Motherboard right now they need to fix their Bleep!!! and their attitude stance of basically ripping off/blame the customer for their lack of quality control, put's them in a boycott deserving stage!
Hello, I am thinking of building a mid-range gamer PC, I am using as a basis the video of "Best Intel i5 13600K Gaming PC Build 2023 | DDR4 vs DDR5, Motherboards & More!", I plan to use the "Intel i5 13600K" + " WD-BLACK-SN850X-2000GB 2TB disk" + "RAM 2x 16 GB DDR4 or DDR5" depending on which one is more worth it" + "GIGABYTE Z790 Aorus Elite AX" I'm not sure about the GPU but, cooler and the power supply, but I wanted to see if you have any recommendations if is bether to change the build to by more cost efective etc, and if there are Prime discounts Day, they would help me considering that I live in Bogota, Colombia and sometimes not all products are delivered here.
My 9700k has honestly done for what it is. It's just a lot of the newer games absolutely slam the poor cpu and It's insanely unstable past like 60 fps lmao. I upgraded from a RX580 to a Nitro+ 6600XT and it was a wonderful upgrade. I want to play more games at 1440p but I'm kinda just waiting for Battlemage and the 5090s/5080s. If I'm not impressed; I'll probably get a 7900 GRE and a 7700x/7800x3D (in the best case ever since my prebuilt case is so ugly 💀)
Also yea Hellblade 2 is crazy lol, but STOP GAMING IN 4K! ITS NOT NEEDED! and most of the time its not great. Just because a 4090 can run a game over 100 fps, doesnt mean its viable. it wont be for years. 4k gets pushed and most gamers dont use 4k, 1440p and 1080 are still the majority of the players out there.
3:54 honestly out of my whole ENTIRE BUILD, seeing how much the ryzen 7800x3d price is crashing, given how AMAZINg it is as the pinancle of gmaing cpu, blows my mind. still happy i got my ine for 370 almost a year and a half about but that was when it was 449$ lol. seeing it slip all the way to 330 and potentially even 299$ this primeday nad thne some is wild~
I'd love a 4070ti super for around 700 but ik that's probably dreaming. There's a sale going on RN on the msi aero edition. The small form factor interests me but i can't find a single review on it for some reason.
I'll wait for a couple weeks as people will upgrade and want to get rid of their 4070ti/80s to a 4090.. and hope to snag one for 500 or less. (4070ti) in the used market. My 3080 10g is gonna hold the line for me.
I've been seeing your videos in my recommended and I've been skipping all of them because of the red stop sign symbol you use in your titles. It's not because I think it's clickbait it's because it looks too much like the TH-cam live streaming symbol and I never click live streams. The red alert you used in the title of your June GPU video got my attention and I clicked it. Today was the first day I realized your videos weren't live so I clicked. Just a tip from me. Try a different symbol and see if you get more clicks.
I dont think a psu lasts the shortest. it actually will last the longest. but if it breaks, it nukes everything else. so you need to be absolutely sure it works. Get an a-teir 850-1000w with PCIE5 and 10 year warranry, you will not have to buy a new one probably ever for the case
About the comment regarding UE5. This is a upscaling issues not a UE5 issue. Nvidia etc are pushing upscalers so much that DEVS are no longer wanting to spend the extra months making games performant without them. Studios save tons of time doing this but it has become a reliability more than a cool feature these days. So its not game devs per say it the fact that most people use upscalers these days. So in turn studios look at this data and in turn focus more on using the upscalers instead of the old performance tuning, like before. And its not just UE5 either its most game engines, unless it's an older one.
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Just brought new as my older 3800x with X370 system died.
Yes, definitely! I'll be watching for a *smokin'* deal on a nice new beefy GPU! 😁
I'm borrowing a GTX 1060 6GB for my first build in decades, but keeping my eyes open for a great deal on a modern GPU.
Maybe?
The rx 7700xt is already down to $269!!! It’s crazy you need to make a video or community post about it.
@@shatteredgamers2979 wow that is nuts!
UE5 and game Devs HAVE TO start optimizing, otherwise they won't have a consumer base to buy their products. I, and presumably most people, don't care how good a game looks if it can't hold a steady framerate.
With a lot of people upping their resolution to two and even four-k, and even making the jump to 144hz, it's going to be a high bar to clear knowing how terribly optimized some games have been coming out lately.
That is exactly right. UE4 don't look too shabby anyway.
UE5 engineers need to help 3rd party developers optimize, they need to step up and lead.
It will have to be able to run on the integrated Arc and integrated Radeon graphics. Casual gamers who don't get a video card are what keeps a developer making money. At least on the lower end, consider those as the minimum acceptable specs.
It’ll be great to get Prime sales and not fake mark up sales!
We'll be posting deals to help folks determine what is a real deal and what is a fake markup deal! :)
You will rent and be happy.
You will eat Prime day deals and be happy.
You will eat the bug and be happy.
keep track the price before and after deal day
@@the_game188Keepa browser extension helps with price tracking on the same page as the Amazon listing
Fax
For the person with 144hz monitor 1080p : let me tell you the technology and price really made improvements ! Back in the day I paid a "cheap" tn pannel 144hz for 300 dollars (viewsonic) does the job but crappy color/quality etc....If you buy the same one in 2024 cheap are now ips (not tn) and panels looks so much better !
I know it's weird but upgrading an old panel 144hz vs a new panel 144hz is actually an upgrade ! A lot of people forget that and you can get the + (color acc, hdr etc...) so don't be afraid to stay at the same hz.
My RX 570 8GB from 2017 sitting right here in my case goin', "I'm tired boss...."
Time for wyboi summer to kick off!
I literally had a 7900XT, a 2TB NVME & a 4TB NVME in my cart & I saw your video pop up. Stopped me in my tracks LOL ... I'm fully aware I'll have to upgrade my GPU again next year due to UE5 games.
Maybe. Remember that new stuff like game engines are always poorly optimized at first till everyone works together to smooth things out. I wouldn’t be surprised if after about 6 months nvidia comes out with drivers to improve performance by a significant amount and then AMD will follow suit a few months later. I saw this with several game engines. I was a tester for my buddy who is a developer so I have been through these transition periods a few times.
I bought a 4070 ti ventus 2x OC for 599 pounds and 1 week later became 702 pounds. Love this gpu and getting 60fps+ max graphics w ray tracing
it was around 15% off without tax I think it was a W
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My brain hurts!
Not me watching this vid as a broke student, hyping myself up for the sales like;
Yes, finally gonna get me some gadgets!
Then I check my wallet, and it's like, Surprise, you're still broke! 😂
And then the day you get 400 bucks you find out you have buy a $500 textbook to have a chance to pass a class. Been there man... it gets better.
@@SpoonHurler Oh for sure, I need to have enough money for summer classes as well, so can't spend it on stuff like this, but that's fine for now but still sucks ;)
I wanna game as well haha
I’ve been there (;
Just bough a brand new LG 27” UltraGear QHD Gaming Monitor 165Hz that was 100$ off. USD it went from 279 to 179!!
Yesterday there was an XFX 7800XT listed for $349. The seller was Chinese, had a feedback of 6 reviews of stuff like puzzles and board games, only 67% of the reviews were positive, and the card did not ship from an Amazon warehouse. I reported it as a scam.
I got some help in a previous video, so I'll be greedy and ask again for a more finalized build:
- Motherboard: AsRock B650M PRO RS (don't need wifi)
- GPU: RX 7800 XT 16G (AsRock - Phantom Gaming) - down from RX 7900XT 20G (it's ~50% more expensive)
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7700 (it can go up to 5,3k MHz and other more expensive stuff are at 5,4-5,6k, but for double or triple W usage - but I'm not an expert in the field, so this is the main part, where I need some advice if it works with theother main parts)
- PSU: Chieftec 850W ATMOS (main question is if it provides comfortably enough power for this setup and I'm not overshooting in price too much in this part)
- Monitor: Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 - 4k, 165 Hz, ~4ms latency - (overall good rewiews on youtube and ok price, design, etc. - question here is if the system is good enough to use the monitors capabilities well enough)
Does the over all setup need some upgrade; mainly whether I should just upgrade the CPU to a 7800X3D as far as I know it's the highest price/performance ratio one and will be still for a while, but not sure how much higher the W usage will be, outside of W usage, I know that this could be the cheapest, but highest performance boosting upgrade I could do in this setup, just not sure if I should do it.
I've just never spent even close to this amount of money on my PC ever and just want to make the best deal out of my money as everyone :)
Thanks for any help!
ps.: don't care about upscaling, ray tracing or stuff like that, just pure rasterization, high resolution - main game will be Sins of a Solar Empire II
So if you're just using it for Gaming Jason says the 7700 isn't worth the extra money over the 7600.
So I would get the 7600 CPU instead and use that extra money to upgrade the GPU to the 7900GRE.
You could also go 7800X3D with the 7900GRE if you want. Just depends on how much you want to spend.
Love your videos but I'm always wishing you would do videos on different types of builds and not just gaming, especially since you're called PC Builder. Ex. Production build guide, plex movie server build guide, ect.
09:28 My Backup Gaming PC is an i7-4790K with an RX6650XT in it. The only money I spent building it was for the NVMe drive (1 TB), and the CPU cooler (thermalright assassin x90) Actually runs semi-decent. There is some bottleneck, but considering it's a backup PC, I won't be using it often, so I'm fine with that.
18:55 Good advice if you're trying to do an "extreme" budget build, whether it's for gaming or regular office use.
Well looking at the summer games fest I'm not too worried about needing to upgrade... the only game I was even slightly excited for was Palworld DLC... Games are seemingly going more retro and the UnReal5 games looked like movie games... just wasn't excited for new titles but I got a backlog of older games to try! Jason your Awesome ... thanks for the updated info!
in indonesia both the 4080s and the 7900xtx cost the same, got the nvidia one since i want to try ray tracing stuff for once
Congrats on the upgrade!
aw man i just bought a zotac 4070 super for 830CAD$ damiit!!!!! but at least i did what you said and also upgrade my cpu to 7 5700x3d(300$CAD) i have an old motherboard.. im so happy with it i can run all games on ultra ray traicing everything!!! its awesome.
Epic have said the next update to UE5 will be a performance update the only issue is currently is reduces performance not improves it lol
Hope the A770 16GB drops lower than $279.99.
At current pricing, if you can pick up a 6750 XT for $299 that is my strong recommendation, or the 7600 XT 16GB for $300 if the 6750 XT is gone.
@@PCBuilderChannel You think the 4070 super will drop maybe? I have a 7900XT with a i9 11900KF but Im planning to build a 2nd PC with a 4070 Super and R7 7800X3D or might change my 79090XT to my R7 7800X3D and my 4070 Super to my i9 11900KF
The Amazon deals in Denmark are usually not that exciting, and I prefer buying from Danish etailers due to better customer protection
Great vid Jason and I am NOT buying used with my luck it would be a disaster and I know folks do it good for them. I still haven't figured out whether to build now or wait. Thank you for your hard work
Thanks so much Randy! Isn't that always the tough question lol You're welcome, thank you for your support!
I'm thinking of not renewing my prime membership since lately, they jack up the prices so that they can bring them back down to regular prices. They also increased the prime fee as well.
We post deals from all retailers during the sale and we are familiar with pricing, so we try to help folks get the real deals versus the any fake markup deals.
I signed up as a student! (Im not a student, shhhhhh)
Literally built a PC two days ago and now I'm mad lol, I got the rx6800 for $350 now it's $279 😭
I see that listing on Amazon and it is from a scam seller. Amazon will likely remove the seller soon. $350 is a great price for it.
Bro. Dont worry this happens all the time with PC parts. They are always getting cheaper. Well unless its a 4090 LOL
5:05 Question too vague. How is the game optimised? What assets did the dev put in? How many triangles? Draw call load? How many and how big are the textures? I could remake Limbo or Inside in EU5 and be golden on an RX580.
I don’t get why they don’t like Zotac I bought a Zotac 4090 really cheap off of Amazon and in fact it performs better than the other 4090’s I’ve seen on benchmarks
Just bought a Zotac 3060 12 GB for 260$ at Microcenter, I used a 25$ off, and for 235$, kitty cat pat of deal approval🎉❤
That's great! Congrats! And the kitty approves :)
Summer sales soon. best to wait for it
Another great and very informative video.. love it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hey I know this is unrelated to what you posted but I need a profesional opinion.
What do you think about the ktc h27p22s 4k 160hz gaming monitor for 400€? The other monitors are about 550€ but I' rather spend less if there isnt a big difference in performanse. For instance the gigabyte m28u-ek.
I'm not as familiar with KTC monitors as they are a smaller but emerging brand.
So would you recommend I try luck or go with the gigabyte one
I have never used a KTC monitor so I cannot consider QA and stuff but from the specs I think it might be the best value in it's class. Decent panel by AU Op, 8 bit+ FRC color so basically 10 bit depth, good response time. At worse you might have to run it at 144mhz or 120mhz if the marketed specs are pushing the panel too far. For 400usd (what it's selling for here on Amazon) I would be happy to give it a shot if I was in the market for a 4k monitor and might comsider getting one to have to sell with builds I got planned to sell going into the back to school season. Nice find.
Will the 4K 240hz OLED monitors be in stock???
I want to get an RX 7800 XT to play older games faster.
Why would game dev produce a game (w/ UnReal 5 engine) that the vast majority of players couldn't use. Even those with $1800 graphics cards?!?
Because they know that people will still buy the games, and most likely not refund either. All of these hyped up games that ended up being unoptimized still sold well and that's because people just don't learn their lesson. Sure, it's the fault of the companies for making unoptimized games, but it'll only keep happening if everyone keeps preordering and buying without checking the actual performance first.
I’m using nvidia 1660 Ti currently. I’m thinking to upgrade to rx 6800, the price looks appealing. Or should I just get 7800 or 7900gre? Just how big the gap is 6800 to 7800 / 7900gre ? Planning to play Hogwarts Legacy with it. Thanks.
Depends on what your CPU is.
aside from black friday, what other times you get parts mark down on amazon?
On Prime Day which is coming in July
once again great info. I did have a question. Can you put a gen 4 M.2 into a gen 5 M.2 slot on your mother board. thank you.
Yes that shouldn't be a problem. It just means the M.2 will run at the Gen 4 Speeds of that M.2 instead of Gen 5.
It often seems we don’t get the good Prime discounts in Canada
Frustrating!
Hey guys, my PC Specs are:
I5 12400f
MSI pro b660 wifi ddr4
Delta force 3600 cl16 32gb ram
3tb storage
Thermal take smart bm2 750w
Igame Rtx 3060ti dual fan
Which I bought secondhand from shop here in Malaysia for about 530 ish USD. All the parts still under warranty 1 to 2 years.
Now I'm thinking to upgrade my GPU to Rtx 3070ti igame Vulcan OC for about 138 USD after I trade in my Rtx 3060ti from the same computer shop. The RTX 3070ti they give warranty till 2027.
I know most of you guys will come at my neck for going to 8 gigs vram but I'm playing at 1080p with 240hz. Plus it's hard to find the Rx 6800 or 6800xt even 3080 10gb will cost more in Malaysia. After considering the price after I trade my old GPU and the warranty, am I taking an L or W?
Not worth it because of the VRAM. Get a 7700XT, 4060 Ti 16GB or A770 if those are more available than the ones you listed.
@@kelley09162 rtx 3070 ti is around 318 USD.....rx 7700xt is like 500 USD ,4060 ti 465 USD.
@@mysinfpow311okay. Well the 3070 Ti isn't worth the money. So either keep what you have or spend more money to get something better.
I just picked up a 4070ti for under 800!!!
7800x3d went down to $279 a few months ago on amazon too bad it hasnt come back yet
If you’re looking to build and have a microcenter next to you just get the 7800x3d bundle, cpu comes to around $210 and get everything else on prime day
Amen to this. Just did it. CPU DDR5 RAM and MOBO for $514.
@@jjhervey4153 that’s after tax? And you get the one with the gigabyte or asus motherboard
@@jjhervey4153 also get ready for your pc to run like a DREAM
Should we expect discounts for GPU only or other parts as well?
Any PC Parts could be discounted for Prime Day, we just don't know for sure.
i thought i wont be able to build my first pc this july but if those are the discounts that can happen them i may be able to do it
i was planing on getting a zotac gpu bc of the price and its different from the notmal square gpus
Just got an rx6750xt for $209 on amazon. I have screenshots for proof
Thanks for the updates Jason! I've got a 5600x and a 6750xt, should I put in a 5800x3d or just move on to the newer generation cpus?
Hard to say, you're right on the line. But next time you upgrade the GPU, I'd likely move to the new platform.
I will recommend AM5. If you cannot afford Ryzen 7 7800X3D, then I will suggest Ryzen 7600.
I'd skip AM5 and just wait for a good X3D deal. Finding a cheap gpu deal in a couple years to max out zen 3 might carry you til AM6
i just bought a 4070 super like a week ago, im not going to watch those discounts so i dont feel too bad lmao
Congrats, I’ve had mine for a few months and it’s been great, just waiting for am5 prime day deals
what case are you using for your pc?
He uses the Phanteks G500A
Are there any new motherboards coming out this year for matx for the amd 9000 cpu series? I was going to get some pc parts, but....i bought some old consoles to mod and snagged an used Alienware m18 with a 4080 for a hefty pricecut on ebay 😅 uhhhg im so bad at saving when i see a good deal. My mouth starts to water when i see deals for my old projects and things i wanted to get as a kid 😂
So yes there will be but I'm guessing they'll be overpriced and not worth it over B650.
@@kelley09162 im waiting for the b650 versions anyway, im looking for something in white from MSI. Im kinda having reservations about this gen im just window shopping until i see what comes next. But If the new boards are meh ill just get the older ones which might be cheaper until these new ones come out. :)
There will be yes
i don't like the zotac cards this generation because they are an actual eyesore xd
The ones with the rounded edges? Agreed, yikes 💀💀💀
I just saw the oled g9 price shot up fake sell
I’m hoping to get a decent 7900xt for 650 or less.
Have you done any builds in the Corsair 2000d?
I have not. When we do our mini ITX build guide this year we'll definitely consider that one.
is 900 euro+ inn Europa did buy 4060 ti 16GB 510 euro XD
I’m playing hellblade rn on my 3090ti running smooth at 1440p… should I be looking to upgrade anytime soon or am I good for a few years? Paired with an 11700k btw.
If you’re happy where you’re at no need to update. But if you do not I’d think about updating the CPU. See our Best GPU/CPU Combo 2024 video for more
Please please discounts on 4060 and ti
What are your views on asus proart gpus?
I'm getting asus proart 4070 ti 12gb for 930 dollars in india
And same gpu (12 gb )for 1239 dollars in asus tuf variant, my work is on blender and after effects, Is the extra 110 dollars worth the spend?
Idc about the rgb stuff, and is there something else i should keep in mind while making a build for blender and after effects? I'm confused on the processor part, please suggest one, i9 12th gen or 17 14th gen or maybe something else similarly priced, or maybe what will you recommend regardless of the price paired up with a 4070 ti?
And thanks alot in advance ❤🎉
No, though I don't recommend anything ASUS right now because they somewhat recently Scammed Gamer's Nexus
The proart label is just a label, doesn't mean anything for gpus and only means that the mobo with its label is pretty high-end. They're usually not worth it for most people, even content creators and professionals, just because they are extra expensive.
Hey, it's the guy asking the second question.
I've done a bit more research since I asked this question, and one thing I found was that TPU by default tests their UE5 games on the highest setting, and this by default includes software raytracing through Lumen. So in effect, this is running raytracing without upscaling, which current hardware just isn't capable of yet, even in non-Unreal Engine 5 games. So the lesson I learned since is that Unreal engine 5 games are designed around using upscaling, because by default they're using raytracing settings.
Thanks for submitting the question! Interesting stuff!
I bought an XFX Speedster Qick 7800 XT for $669+tax CAD, and got 2 free games to boot. My 1% lows virtually doubled on Cyberpunk 2077, from 67FPS on my 3070 Ti to 111FPS at 1440p high/ultra with DLSS/FSR enabled. Pretty pleased with that result. Sold my old card for $350 CAD to sweeten the deal.
Fantastic upgrade and great you got value out of the old card!
@@PCBuilderChannel is 500€ for a rx 7900 gre sapphire pulse good value? in germany it cost around 550-600 depending on the model, I bought it a few months ago
@@ThanhNguyen-sn5xf yeah it's very gooddd
@@ThanhNguyen-sn5xfit is, great deal.
Is there an online space for selling GPUs or did you sell locally? I know there's ebay but I'm wondering if there's a PC-oriented site where my 3070 might get noticed.
Also, this is my first gaming PC and its about two years old. If you don't mind answering, is the i9 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) 19-12900KF, 3200 Mhz, and the PRIME Z690-P WIFI D4 compatible with 40' cards or bottleneck? Can you at least point me to where I can find out? I can't get the one site I found to scan my hardware. Any info is appreciated.
Funny Zotac story: Back in 2019 I bought a used Zotac 1080 mini 8gb card for a build and when I got the thing it had literal puffy dust bunnies clearly visible right out of the shipping box. It wasn’t apparent in the auction pictures (or they pulled a fast one), but I blew as much as I could out with an air duster and installed it. Worked great with no issues and it’s still running with no problems to this day. My stepdaughter inherited it and plays Helldivers 2 with it and a Ryzen 5600 on 1080p.
That checks out lol. Thanks for sharing!
Your stepdaughter has good taste in games!
RTX4080 €1100 minimum. I will buy for €600. No more.
7900X(3D) I can be tempted to buy, €350 right now, €275 I bite. Plug it into an X870/B850 board, 9K series X3D way way later. It's fine. I chugged along with an i7-2600 before I bought this 5600.
Looking forward to picking up a $600 4080 Super!
Then you'll probably be waiting a long time or you'll have to get one used.
@@kelley09162 Yeah, I was not serious. There are no reasonably priced cards at the moment. I think even the mid-range options are quite bad if you want high FPS quality 1440p performance. To really run 1440p you still need to drop close to $1k on a GPU.
@@leoap87 Fwiw, my Arc A770 runs 1440p 144hz pretty well in the games I play (mostly jrpgs so not the most demanding or mainstream but still complex enough, and while recording/streaming too). Considering how cheap the A770 is, I'm sure that a $600-$700 gpu can run 1440p super well, even cheaper cards will be perfectly fine. You're exaggerating a little lol
Most games coming out at the time are crap anyways, UE5 or not. Old titles may be the way to go. My GPU will always be the baddest one in the parking lot though!
Jason pulled me back from buying a super expensive X670 to a B650 board for my first build. I was so confused and wasn't sure what I actually needed. Saved me some money, thanks!
Glad I could help!
Which did you get?
@@ilbro7874 MSI MAG B650 TOMAHAWK WIFI
I got an Asus Tuf gaming x670E plus wifi for 200 today on amazon
Your motherboard is the backbone of your system. Unless you are building an ultra budget machine don't cheap out. Same for the power supply.
I cant agree more on the PSU. Always buy more watts than you need and NEVER buy less than goldcap standard.
@@Keef_DGAF80 plus ratings don't mean much. Use the PSU Cultist list
I have a b450m and rx 7800xt and I have no problems in AAa games like cyberpunk in 1440p
@@adlibconstitution1609 Cool deal
Around 200 is all you should spend on your MB tops. Power supply yes, I only get an A-Tier and always recommend getting around 200 watts more than you need atm so it can be used on your next one to two builds.
Newegg is having a GPU sale according to latest email. Saw a 7900XT for $689.
Man I’ve been eyeing up that card seems so good I have a 1660 😭😭😭😭😭
Dang!
That's literally all I need, I have everything but that 😭😂
7900xt usually has 689 offering tho. It's been that way for months
If newer games cant be handled on a 4090, that's the games' faults. Who the hell is going to pay $1000 every time a new game comes out just to barely hit 60fps? Optimize that shit.
Thank you for the information! Does anyone think a 7 year old Corsair RMx 750x 80 Plus Gold Power Supply can work on a new build ($1500 build)?
I have a Ryzen 7 2700X with a Sapphire Nitro RX 580 8GB and maxed out RAM at 32gbs. I'm still very happy with my games. Granted, the only games I play right now are WoW, HellDivers II, The Division 2 and PGA Tour 2K23. I do pretty good at 1440P. I do have a 4K 60hz monitor though.
I'm trading Amazon's AMX1WT, SOL and ADA both picked up the last 24 hours.
How can I tell if my 9900k is bottlenecking my new 7900GRE?
my setup 7800x3d +b650 toma + rx580 :)
7800x3d shoves Atlas aside and holding the sky with one hand: "take a breather, i have spare power".
Scored a deal on amazon two weeks ago. Got a RX6750XT for 277 bucks.
Wow great pickup!
Careful buying gpus on amazon, huge spike in fake ones lately even from high rated sellers/amazon themselves (they get returns and resell em as new without checking) record opening the box and use stuff like gpu z
Yeah and especially if an Rx 7000 series Sapphire gpu is on a big sale on Amazon, it's probably a scam. I noticed that most of the scams from third party sellers are using Sapphire gpus
Okay.....the inverted reach-behind camera grab of the motherboard box was crazy😂
Haha thank you! I’m a professional (;
my last 2 GPUs have been Zotac, had a 3060OC that was awsome, donated that to my litle cousin and bought their 4070 2 fans, should have went for the 3 fans. Even after undervolting, hot spot temps are constantly at 90 to 95 when gaming, the minimum beeing like 67C when playin low demand games. Besides that never had issues with zotac but would love to know if there is anything to watch out on these cards
I think Zotac has improved greatly in the past 2 generations, but I understand folks who aren't ready to get on the cheaper RTX train just yet.
Is it easier to see markings on white cases vs black? My eyes aren't getting any younger. Built a black system and needed lots of light to see black on black markings for screws and such
I do think it can be easier yes
I hope in don't regret i bought the RX6800 for $365. I haven't opened it yet
Strong card!
Almost waited for summer sale but i pulled the trigged 3 weeks ago for my gpu and im glad i did the 7900xt pg white from asrock is only available at newegg now, for 150$ more
My PC died at the weekend and as I was already looking for an upgrade, I just went ahead and brought into Am5.
7800x3d. Msi gaming plus mobo. 32gb. Fxf 7900xtx. That's my weekend busy building into my old but trusty corsair vengeance c70 case.
Wow great looking build incoming! Good luck on the build!
Congrats on the upgrade! I have a 7800X3D too. You'll love it!
Cheers peeps 👍
I like your longer hair! You look great!
Oh thank you!
Last year I made a great deal on prime day for my Kingston fury gen 4 m.2 2TB SSD and got it for 105€. Soon after it was at around 180€. So I think its worth waiting, especially if you make a lot of purchases 😉
Drop the msrp under $300 and ill buy a 4000 series, i have a 3050ti and it does everything i need. Until the gpu memory standard is over 8gb there's no logical reason to buy.
I’m ready for prime day, I’m ready to finally level up to am5, and maybe find a decent 2nd monitor to boot.
If I decide to splurge and by a 5090 when it comes out, would I want to upgrade my CPU from the 7900x3d to a 9800x3d or something (I play at 4k)?
You shouldn't need to though Jason does say the 7900X3D has issues.
@@kelley09162 yeah, I didn’t see any good reviews when I saw it go on sale. Turns out it’s worse than the 7800x3d, too late now though 😂
@@elibolton6235haha yea though if you're happy with it's performance that's all that matters.
yeah i just will not be buying these new ue5 games its getting stupid at this point
Here’s hoping their optimization gets better
Where I live the Asrock b650 mb you mentioned goes for 150eu with 24%VAT. Where I could get away with a decent AM4 mb for 80-100. What is the deal with the price hike on the AM5 platforms? And can we hope for cheaper MBs on the ~100eu mark?
Along the Asrock mb, one can add a decent 7600x at 200eu and a couple 16gb ram chips at 130eu, going for 480eu with taxes without hard disks,psu, case and ofc the elephant in the room, the GPU. Would you consider that a good proposition?
If you don't mind not upgrading a 5600x 16gb ram on a b550 and 6700 is decent for 1440p if your on a tight budget if money not an issue am5 is best
Does motherboard audio matter when outputting audio via HDMI on the GPU?
It's still being "originated" from the onboard motherboard audio processor and then "passed through" GPU out to HDMI. So, if you're asking whether a better onboard MOBO audio processor matters in terms of quality, it does. To the degree that you'll actually notice a difference in audio quality is going to depend more on what the speakers that your HDMI is being played from, though.
@@thecandyman9308 that’s very helpful-thanks for your response!
I am watching this vid with my 1080 and i7 8700k processor like maybe it's time for an upgrade haha
I was thinking of sum like this:
CPU: Intel Core i7-13700KF 3.4 GHz 16-Core Processor
CPU Cooler: Deepcool LS720 85.85 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler
Motherboard: MSI MAG Z790 TOMAHAWK WIFI ATX LGA1700 Motherboard
Memory: G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo RGB 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 Memory
Storage: Samsung 980 Pro 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive
Video Card: 4070 super
Case: Lian Li PC-O11 Dynamic ATX Full Tower Case
Power Supply: SeaSonic FOCUS GX 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply
do not get a deepcool anything.
@@zonemanbobo How come?
@@milansubplartI guess it depends if your in the U.S. they sold parts to Russia and now are on a list of company's that will not be allowed to sell parts in the U.S. soon. If outside the U.S. I guess your ok.
These are still rediculous prices.
Memory is cheap.
I paid $359 in 2016 for the gigabyte 970 xtreme gaming with the titan chokes...
That was expensive in my my opinion..
I didn't want to pay the stupid prices for a 980 .. then the bit coin..
Now it should be allot lower for some of these low 8gb memory cards ..
They should be using 128 gigs use quad bus of 32 gig bus then it will bring the heat down.
Memories cheap enough. We're being screwed just like we are why the rest of the world.
It used to be years before a new video catd series came out ..
😅 But now they're doing it just like car audio. They're finding a way to do it every 2 to 3 years with a slight increase of technology but capable of selling all the new stuff for the brand new price but they're not just doing the brand new price. They're hiking the price up every time now. Sometimes almost doubling it ..
I hit the brakes on building PCs.
It used to be cheap...
$500 the hole pc
..at the PC club...
Now its almost $500 each piece.. if your lucky..
I like buying all the est pieces..
I don't mind getting them one 1 part at a time..
But with how expensive things are and with how quickly they are upped it. It's almost yearly now. I mean after covid it's crazy. It's like yearly now...
By the time I would get all my parts ready to build I would start looking at all my s*** going f*** it's all outdated. I wish I would have got this. I wish you would have got that. It's out of 30-day return. Mark, I'm not even going to mess with building right now unless I had a billion dollars set aside to do it, but even that I don't want to waste it because I'm already seeing that. If I would have wasted it last year this year I could have got a lot of that stuff for dirt cheap. So the question is do I wait to build the next year's computer or do I build last year's computer now?.
And just pretend last year is now ..
Buy all last year's cool stuff .
But wait.. why are last year's gpus about the same price as this years new GPUs..
I think im going to wait another couple years..
This is insane...
Thank for the video.
I like your details
uhhhh naaahhh thats still a med range board having the 650 chips set now if you had the x670e chip set then, theeen you are at a higher end gaming motherboard! overboard is getting a MSI GodLike X670E or Z790 but Don't buy any ASUS Motherboard right now they need to fix their Bleep!!! and their attitude stance of basically ripping off/blame the customer for their lack of quality control, put's them in a boycott deserving stage!
I just bought an AOC monitor, so i hope the GPU prices drop so i can pick up one haha
Hello, I am thinking of building a mid-range gamer PC, I am using as a basis the video of "Best Intel i5 13600K Gaming PC Build 2023 | DDR4 vs DDR5, Motherboards & More!", I plan to use the "Intel i5 13600K" + " WD-BLACK-SN850X-2000GB 2TB disk" + "RAM 2x 16 GB DDR4 or DDR5" depending on which one is more worth it" + "GIGABYTE Z790 Aorus Elite AX" I'm not sure about the GPU but, cooler and the power supply, but I wanted to see if you have any recommendations if is bether to change the build to by more cost efective etc, and if there are Prime discounts Day, they would help me considering that I live in Bogota, Colombia and sometimes not all products are delivered here.
My 9700k has honestly done for what it is. It's just a lot of the newer games absolutely slam the poor cpu and It's insanely unstable past like 60 fps lmao.
I upgraded from a RX580 to a Nitro+ 6600XT and it was a wonderful upgrade. I want to play more games at 1440p but I'm kinda just waiting for Battlemage and the 5090s/5080s. If I'm not impressed; I'll probably get a 7900 GRE and a 7700x/7800x3D (in the best case ever since my prebuilt case is so ugly 💀)
Also yea Hellblade 2 is crazy lol, but STOP GAMING IN 4K! ITS NOT NEEDED! and most of the time its not great. Just because a 4090 can run a game over 100 fps, doesnt mean its viable. it wont be for years. 4k gets pushed and most gamers dont use 4k, 1440p and 1080 are still the majority of the players out there.
3:54 honestly out of my whole ENTIRE BUILD, seeing how much the ryzen 7800x3d price is crashing, given how AMAZINg it is as the pinancle of gmaing cpu, blows my mind. still happy i got my ine for 370 almost a year and a half about but that was when it was 449$ lol. seeing it slip all the way to 330 and potentially even 299$ this primeday nad thne some is wild~
I'd love a 4070ti super for around 700 but ik that's probably dreaming. There's a sale going on RN on the msi aero edition. The small form factor interests me but i can't find a single review on it for some reason.
If Amazon drops the Ryzen 7800X3D below $300, it becomes incredibly attractive even with the new Ryzen 9000s out soon. Thumbs up!
I'll wait for a couple weeks as people will upgrade and want to get rid of their 4070ti/80s to a 4090.. and hope to snag one for 500 or less. (4070ti) in the used market. My 3080 10g is gonna hold the line for me.
I've been seeing your videos in my recommended and I've been skipping all of them because of the red stop sign symbol you use in your titles.
It's not because I think it's clickbait it's because it looks too much like the TH-cam live streaming symbol and I never click live streams.
The red alert you used in the title of your June GPU video got my attention and I clicked it. Today was the first day I realized your videos weren't live so I clicked.
Just a tip from me. Try a different symbol and see if you get more clicks.
I dont think a psu lasts the shortest. it actually will last the longest. but if it breaks, it nukes everything else. so you need to be absolutely sure it works. Get an a-teir 850-1000w with PCIE5 and 10 year warranry, you will not have to buy a new one probably ever for the case
About the comment regarding UE5. This is a upscaling issues not a UE5 issue. Nvidia etc are pushing upscalers so much that DEVS are no longer wanting to spend the extra months making games performant without them. Studios save tons of time doing this but it has become a reliability more than a cool feature these days. So its not game devs per say it the fact that most people use upscalers these days. So in turn studios look at this data and in turn focus more on using the upscalers instead of the old performance tuning, like before. And its not just UE5 either its most game engines, unless it's an older one.