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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- #gamingpc #pc #comedy
Yeah I know...why didn't I just build one. I did have a whole parts list of what I want with higher specs than this pre built, but I am very indecisive. Also most of these Black Friday prices weren't that good this year. So I gave up and just went with this pre built which is good enough for now. I will probably build one next time if I need a completely new desktop. Btw $1299.99 isn't too bad for this purchase and temps are decently good.
Editing note: Wow I get no lag(yet) editing and gaming on this nice desktop. Though Davinci Resolve still has a few noticeable problems that I still hate. I kinda want to push the limits of this desktop by adding "some" effects to a few videos I have planned. But that will have to wait because finals week is going to destroy me! Good luck to any of you suffering the same way!
Update Review after 3 months: th-cam.com/video/vt-Gj66C6sk/w-d-xo.html
(I did test Fortnite on some setting, don't expect a very in-depth test like those professionals)
I have the same exact PC from Costco on sale for $1200. Running Dragons Dogma 2 over 40+ hours, no crash, minimal stutters, stays cool. Best gaming pc I’ve had yet. Don’t have to take my word for it.
i think this pc is perfect to run older cods like waw and bo2
I only could handle 35 seconds of this guy.
That pc on sale this month for 1300 instead of 1600
I actually got one yesterday and its been great so far
Have you seen the new pc with a i9 and 4070 for 1699 on the Costco app or online
MOVING ON: better gaming experience 😈😂
Yes indeed 😤
I built a similar msi desktop. I used the velox case for the hinged sidepanel. It makes cleaning super easy.
Msi 3080 ti ventus
The dual fan msi aio cooler
Msi velx case.
3tb ssd( 1 +2 tb m.2 gen4)
I5 13600k
Corsair rm1000x (ithinkitscallesthat)
32gb ddr4
Msi z690a pro mobo
Best pc ive ever had and completely slaps my previous amd 6300/gtx 730 build.
This was mid pandemic and component shortage, and I spent around 1700 on it.
But you could build a similar system with cheaper non msi components for under $1000 if you don’t mind using second hand parts
Nice build you got there. Yeah I could have built one using used parts but well...I got some terrible luck with those.
My original build plan was something like:
i7-13700k
Tripe fan Deepcool AIO
MSI z790 tomahawk
1tb ssd m2 + 2tb hdd
32gb ddr5 6000mhz
MSI 4070 Gaming X Slim
NZXT H7 Case
Corsair RM850x
Which estimated to be $1600 at the time and should be better than this current prebuilt. But I just went with the prebuilt since it was good enough for me(hopefully).
How is this pc performing?
@@vicplaza6485 amazing
I have dual 32 in 4k monitors and play every game with hundreds of franes.
What do you think about the new computer they offer on the Costco app that 1699$ with a i9 and a nvidia 4070 32 gb of ram and 2 tb of storage it also has a better case that’s all mesh
Honestly that one looks pretty good too. I'm a bit worried about the air cooling with higher specs, but the mesh helps so it might be fine. I'm not that knowledgeable about this stuff.
for me it's been 24 years since I owned a desktop. I went with the MSI aregis r2 on sale on Costco.
Which games/softwares have you ran and has the pc been satisfactory? Maybe make a video out of it
Fortnite, Minecraft, Valorant, HSR, Davinci Resolve, some coding stuff, etc. Still pretty good but that's probably because I'm not doing anything too crazy yet
Fortnite got 300-500 fps on battle royale with performance mode, 600-700 fps in creative mode, one time I got 1,000 fps for 10 seconds while loading into the battle royale match
I just bought this pc, where did they put the antennas??
Uh they should include the antennas in like a bag
Have you ran Fortnite on ultra settings? Wondering how this would stack up against my ps5.
Not yet, though I am planning on testing it
Doesn't look like there's any ventilation on that thing
how do you turn off the lights on the fan?
There's an led button to turn off the fan lights
Never buy a pre built. Always build your own. That cooler is $25.00 on Amazon and they say robust cooling. LMAO!
Most prebuilts rn are only about 70-100$ more than building one yourself. If you don’t wanna build one that ain’t bad
@@dakoh1354 yeah and way lower tier parts. You’re not getting ROG Strix GPU or ROG Strix motherboard. All pre built PC’s use low budget garbage parts.
@@JayzBeerz those are good parts for budget. Not everyone has the money to get top tier parts
@@dakoh1354 yes but it is better to build your own low budget build. I have been building PC's for years and most of my customers want $300.00 to $500.00 builds. For that price in a store you get complete garbage.
@@JayzBeerzYou’re a dumbass. A ROG Strix and motherboard would cost way more than this MSI prebuilt.
I'm surprised you have so little subscribers, Your videos are amazing!
Thanks! Trying to improve little by little if I can.
Brother…cool video….but please please trim your fingernails….
really msi a hdd in 2024
Yes but it has an NVME as primary
@@Nunya.Bidnessyour able to run older steam games on the HDD
bro think hes plainrock124
But your still here watching
How you like the pc so far ?
Pretty good so far. Not much issues besides some screen flickering that I'm too lazy to fix.
How is the temp ?
I heard run hot 🔥
That true ?
@@vicplaza6485 The temps are not that bad. I can only view my GPU's temperatures right now and it runs around 50-55 C playing Fortnite on 1080p. Though I'm not too much of an expert on this kind of stuff.
@@rageramenHow is the PC running rn? Also how much fps do you get on Fortnite or Rocket League??
We’re u get the pc
Costco
I got mine from Costco
avg fps in fortnite ?
I’m getting over 300 fps but I play on 1080p