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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2024
- Today we are building THE AVENGER! The BEST $800 Gaming PC (and best looking) for Q2 of 2024. Drop a like if you enjoyed todays build! This rig features the MSI 4060, Ryzen 5 5600x and other aesthetic components. Looking to buy this PC or build it yourself? Check out the link to my website and/or the links for all parts used in today's video, below. Thanks for stopping by, see ya in the next one!
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Parts used:
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Vetroo M03 case: amzn.to/4cGNNsM
MSI MAG A550BN PSU: amzn.to/4cL6QlS
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uphere fan pack of 6: amzn.to/3zrtVLV
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Links are in description, enjoy!
The white and black definitely came out nice, the white cable extenders added that little something extra.
Good stuff man, like and subscribed. just try to stabilise the final build shots next time
I agree with the stabilization, I just picked up some new gear to help with that. Two videos from now will reflect the changes.
Love the build and the video! Smart choice putting the fans on the out side. Looks really sharp.
I agree with the crazy stand-off colors! I get that they color code them so it's easier to identify which stand-offs are for which socket, but there's got to be a better way. Nice build btw
Thanks! Yeah the plastic bag says what socket it’s for, no need to color code as well.
good shit man, looks good!
Thanks!
You can never go wrong with a 5600. It's definitely still my budget. Go too Cpu, great job on the build
Thanks!
Awesome pc and great vid.
Thanks!
This guy is incredibly good at building pc gamers 🎉
Thanks!
This video was so fire🔥🔥
Great build, love to see this type of build again ! Do a 1200$ build next time.
Thanks! The previous video on my channel is a $1200 build
great vid bruv
Good stuff v:
nice build
damn that's a good looking pc dude
🙂 looks decent, i never thought about using stickers to cover up stuff but thats cool, and yes i dont like SSD's that are blue such as WD Blue SSD's altho most of the boards i buy come with a cover, what i usually do i stick to SSD's that are already black such as Samsung SSD's but the cover idea is cool, All the argb case fans that i buy its usually the blades that light up, when its ARGB Rings for some odd reason im thinking NZXT, that Tier C MSI comes in 550 and 650 i recommend going for the 650 that way you can better safely power up dual 8pin video cards they might even be almost the same price, the case is fine, as far as the colored extensions theres really no wrong color, for my black cases i have red and blue and white and metallic silver, for my white cases i went with white and recently i picked up a Street Fighter Cooler Master White Case so I ordered Yellow Extensions which will complement the Street Fighter decals that comes with Chun Li. You also have green extensions if u pickup a green case. Theres pink extensions for pink cases too.
very good I like
Yo guys is it good if i want to upgrade this one im kinda new and doesn't know that much
🙂 i just noticed that video card is cute and short and tiny 🐢 it almost the same size as my bus powered two fan 1650 or single fan 3060, that board and video card are plenty small enough that you can easily fit it into a tiny matx Aqua 3 case if the buyer is interested in a much smaller footprint case. You also have the JONSBO TK-1 case that recently launched as well. Just some ideas for you. Theres also the classic Corsair 220T which is similar to the case that your using but its a bit shorter length wise which is ideal for small video cards, that way you dont have all that empty space up front, but it also depends on who's the buyer or enduser because maybe they want a larger case just for fun, theres really no wrong way to do it of course, anyways I wish you all had a Happy Fourth of July 🇺🇸🎊🎉
are you giving away the pc
I’d recommend going with a 3600x or 5600. There’s not a lot of difference between the 3600x and the 5600x. Also the 5600 is the same chip as the 5600x. The “x” just means it ships with a factory overclock which you can do yourself. The 3600x and 5600 are cheap enough to where you could put the extra money towards a better motherboard, 32 gigs of ram, or a gen 4 or faster gen 3 drive.
I’m not sure if you saw the part of the video where I mentioned I would normally recommend the 5600. The 5600x just happened to be on sale and cheaper than the 5600 at the time. Thanks for the comment!
@@kjsbuilt Just checked the link right now. it's down to $123. 😁😁 good deals
would replacing the 4060 with a 3060 be okay?
Yes
Would not fault you for the 4060 at all...especially due to the fact that NVidia is favored so heavily....but a used rx 6800 would be my choice here.
This is a “new parts” build guide, although in general I do agree. Unfortunately, prebuilts with AMD gps’s don’t sell very well.
@@kjsbuilt totally understand...I did see the rx6750xt going for 300 new as well, but yes definitely correct that nvidia cards sell much better.
Can someone answer me, does a520 support ryzen 5 2600x?
Yes. You can always consult pcpartpicker.com to see if parts are compatible when building a system. I would also recommend make sure there isn’t a severe bottle neck by consulting bottleneckcalculator as well
@@kjsbuilt All a520 models?
@@dabar9275 i would suggest looking at the motherboard's website and looking at the CPU compatibility list - some manufacturers may have removed support for older ryzen cpus
do you lose performance using a 4060? since the motherboard only supports gen 3
Technically yes, a tiny bit. Next video on the channel will be a $850/$900 build guide using gen4 components
why niot use a 2nd hand GPU Like 3070 instead of 4060?
I think he wanted to stick to all new parts because otherwise he'd build a way stronger PC for this price from the used market
where is the cite link
Thanks! Passwordpcllc.com
I don’t think this PC is listed but you can email mail me if interested. It’s ready to ship
The link didn’t work for me
Great Video , Here is an Idea For 1000-900 $USD Build All Parts are available on amazon
MOBO: ASRock B650M-HDV/M.2 150 USD || GIGABYTE GAMING ELITE AX 200USD || ASUS TUF B650M 200$USD
CASE:Antec NX200 M, 55USD$
RAM: TEAMGROUP T-FORCE DELTA RGB DDR5 Ram 32GB (2x16GB) 5200MHz 105USD
PSU: MSI MAG A650BN 650W - 70USD
CPU: AMD AM5 7600 200 USD
Western Digital 512GB Gaming Gen4 M.2 2280 PCIe 50 USD$
GPU: PowerColor Fighter AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT 332 USD$
Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE CPU Cooler 32 USD$
PowerColor Fighter AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT