As an artist/ gamer I started out following your $1200 pure performance build until i ordered the parts, and then i realized how hard it is to resist incorporate aesthetic into my build.. $200 over budget but totally worth it
Aesthetics are really hard to ignore for most people, but I think you can get really good style without breaking the bank these days. A few RGB fans and a stylish case really do wonders.
If you get a fractal north mesh case ( which is kinda expensive but comes with 2 intake fans) you can make the inside pure performance and not look good and have still have a nice aesthetic looking pc on the outside because your not going to be taking off the mesh side panel while gaming and the case is amazing I would recommend checking it out
GVGMall that you recommended only has OEM Windows keys. That's not ideal because OEM keys aren't supposed to be distributed. You want Retail key. That's extortion for an OEM key. Overvalued. I've seen actual Retail keys go for the same. Can't remember where though but you can get them.
@@Sunless104 It was only that price for about 2 hours before it sold out, the lowest I can find one at the moment is about $499 which is still decent, look up the powercolor Fighter 7900 GRE and look at "Used-Good" and its $499
@@ZachsTechTurfWell, even if the VRM temps are high. The card is still on the blue list. So it's fine. Cheap. And built-in wifi with 2 Nvme slot. So Ngl, it's a W.
3:03 - Bad timing, but Steve from GN just published the MSI RMA data breach drama 5:16 - Label below for the Magnum Gear case is still the same as the Thermaltake PSU before it. I miss SSD prices from late last year. It's nearly double the cost now for the same model.
Zach cause of you i built my pc with 7800x3d and 7900xtx and few PCs for my friend, thank you for your help, your pc parts tier list is my top resource to use when building pc!!!
Zach, you wouldn't believe it, your last pure performance build inspired me to build my wife a gaming PC and I used this EXACT case, the irony is awesome haha
This was about my price point 6 months ago when I built...got a 7600x + 7800xt (asrock challenger), not caring for aesthetics just got a cheap white box that also had room for a disc drive. This video helps confirm I made a good choice, haha! My GPU did come bundled with Avatar...a pretty game but I've barely played it.
I feel like the RX 7900 GRE would have squeezed slightly more fps per dollar. However, this is assuming the RX 7800 XT isn't pushing the 7600X or the rest of the system to its absolute limits.
@ermutanda3802 Gmaers Nexus made a video on MSI's poor data security, and how they had a bumch of customer information easily accessible on their website. It's fixed now, but a lot of people are at heavy risk of people scamming them with information that could actually decieve them(i.e. The private information like addresses, emails, and names for warranties). It's basically a worse Zotac situation.
First of all, this channel is doing a great job. For this reason i did a research on the used PSU in this build. Please don't get me wrong. It is not the intention to point out flaws, start an argue or similar. Moreover it is an addon to the existing video. As mentioned in the video already, right now there is the open question if the used PSU is still an A-Tier, because the PSU-Tier-List is from 2023, while the PSU is from 2024. In addition to this, the P/N-Naming by Thermaltake between 2019 Edition and 2024 Edition is misleading. The PSU in the video: 2024 Edition P/N PS-TPD-0750FNFAGx-P ("x" values i.e. A,E,K,U) Model TPD-750AH2FLG WATTS 750w MAX PEAKOUT OUTPUT WATTS 750w OPERATUNG TEMPERTURE +5 degree C up to +40 degree C with COOLING SYSTEM 120mm FDB (fluid dynamic bearing) fan, MTBF (mean time between failures) 100 (this seems to be a wrong value on official page, moreover meant to be 100,000 hours minimum) The PSU in the mentioned Tier List rated A: 2019 Edition P/N PS-TPD-0750FNFAGx-1 ("x" values i.e. A,E,K,U) Model TTP-750AH3FCG WATTS 750w MAX PEAKOUT OUTPUT WATTS 900w OPERATUNG TEMPERTURE +0 degree C up to +50 degree C with COOLING SYSTEM 140mm hydraulic bearing fan, MTBF (mean time between failures) 120,000 hours minimum Notes: - Both PSU are ATX 2.4 - be careful while searching for the "old" PSU. In the P/N only the last position changes ("1" for 2019 edition, "P" for 2024 edition) Differences: As you can see by the provided data, the 2024 edition reduces the peakout drastically before your system starts showing the "white flag". Keep this in mind if you're thinking about tweaking the system by OC/UV. Same goes to the reduced (by 10 degree celsius) max operating temperture based on the reduced diameter of the fan in the 2024 Edition. In some regions 40 degree celsius might be hit with ease ... Final thoughts: Right now, there ist no reliable review for the 2024 Edition from known tech-channels. 2019 Edition reviews exist. The differences are taken from the official Thermaltake websites UK, US, and Germany. Once stresstests are made with the 2024 Edition from reliable tech-channels and the PSU-Tier-List gets an update, there is solid data to work with. But right now, if you are able to get your hands on the 2019 Edition (that one in the PSU-Tier-List rated A), you should go for it - even if you spend a few bucks more but knowing your hardware is save. Greetings from germany and keep up the good work. 👍
@@user-nk7lw6mh1d Hi and sorry for the delay 😅 The given build "as is" will run smooth with the mentioned PSU. As i said, it'll become more tricky if you start tweaking (OC/UV) CPU, GPU and Ram timings. My intention was not to irritate you. If that happened, i am sorry for that. I'll be sure you'll have a nice system for 1440p - Zach's systems are great.
Bro comes in with this when I have a budget of roughly 1.1k for black friday not even subbed but got recommended to me genuinely thanks for uploading this (although I want to get an i5 13600KF for under 200$ and the motherboard is also below 150 when on-sale) even if this likely isnt going to be my exact build (intel cpu amd gpu with an 1TB 980 Pro) it still provided me with some nice information
well done on these choices. always worth mentioning that a microcenter cpu/ram/mobo bundle will usually be cheapest option, but definitely note that most people dont physically have access to a microcenter. i completely get why its not mentioned. what IS worth mentioning though is that the 7600 is basically just a power-choked 7600x, and you can 'unlock' it using Ryzen Master and squeak out basically identical performance if needed. great choice on the cpu for a non-bundle option.
Can you please do a $1500 build for content creators (gaming)? Obviously, one that is the best for streaming, recording, and editing while also good for gaming.
a fellow PC flipper near me used this case but white and with the thermalright fans but with ring around the fans that are rgb rather then the fanblades themselves and holy hell did it look sick!!!
If you can't quite afford the 7800xt, there is also the 6800 that is selling on amazon for 359$, at the time of this comment. It's definitely not as good as the 7800xt but for 1080p gaming its kinda of insane price per performance.
You can also use these specs & get better fps in some games. Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 7700X ($219) Cooler: ARCTIC Freezer 34 Esports ($40) Motherboard: GIGABYTE A620M S2H ($89) GPU: Gigabyte Radeon RX 7800 XT OC ($484) Memory: Silicon Power DDR5 2x16GB Zenith 6000MT/s ($90) Storage: TEAMGROUP MP33 PRO 1TB ($56) Power Supply: PowerSpec PSU 750W Semi Modular 80+ Bronze ($69) Case: Vetroo M05 Computer PC Case ($54) Also, you forgot to change the components at 5:17
For future reference/videos you should include the "out the door" price. As in after taxes/shipping etc. Some people might be thinking $1106 is that price. I did a similar build but after taxes/shipping it was closer to like $1250-$1300
Great job on the build, it's fun and exciting to see the pc building scene ramping up again with these builds considering new hardware is just around the block. Sadly the prices here in my country is still high, the RX 7800XT is still around 650 dollars and if I follow 'most' of the build, I'll only end up with atlmost a RTX 4060/RX 7600XT. Hopefully the prices will drop later this year so keep on making them performance and aesthetic builds!
I wish I would’ve seen these videos before I built my pc in March 😂. Ended up with a 3060 and i7 1200kf 12th gen on a msi Z790. WD sn750 2tb. Corsair Vengeance ddr5 2x16. RM750E and Corsair A115. Ended up being around $1450. Guess I can easily upgrade down the line
For your next build maybe try a budget build with am5, in the region of 750-800 dollars. maybe even lower, and give people options to expand on later ( since the platform will be around for a long time to come )
Yo, Zach! Loving the performance build series. Would love to see a challenge build where money isn't a thing, but you have to use a 400 watt PSU (or some variation of this challenge that you can think of).
a $300 Pure perfomance build would definetely be cool to see. Using something like a Xeon Motherboard combo off aliexpress and a GPU off aliexpress would definetely make this possible
For 300-ish bucks I'd just get one of many Xeon workstations glooding the market like the Lenovo P520 and plap in your choose of ~100 usd GPU cause it will not only be as powerful as any other $300 build, most come with a 900W psu that will be much, MUCH better than any of the bargain basement C tier or lower ones going into an ultra budget build. That also means it's an easy upgrade to a real 1440p card later.
Do you think a roughly 390$ pc with a Ryzen 5 3600X, GTX 1660S, 16gb 3200 MHz ram is worth it? (I live in Sweden and prices are a bit skewed so parts are really expensive)
Go build this pc without a second thought.. the price to performance is insane.... the only thing i would improve is the ssd i would get a (Hp fx 9000) or the (adata s70 blade)
interesting benchmark results. I have a 12600k, 7800xt, and 32 gigs of ddr4 3200 CL22 (I know that's awful it was a drunken amazon purchase lol) and in Timespy I scored 18851 (~1600 higher) but in Steel Nomad I got 4085 (~150 lower). It seems like, at least for benchmarking purposes, slow ddr4 with a really bad CL doesn't actually have that much of a performance drop from high quality ddr5. I also get really similar fps in HD2 and Starfield, but I can't compare with the other games shown (I don't have them) Edit: I think the price of my entire build was like $1,110 before shipping for anyone curious
Hey Zach, could you make a video on how you got into what you are doing rn and what the steps were? I'd find it really interesting as I myself would like to do something similar
Thanks to the inspiration from ZTT I just built my first pc using ryzen 5 5600X, Gigabytes B550m AORUS, 16gb DDR4 & Rx580 8gb for under 450$ now I need help finding a gaming forum
Zach, the 13 gen intel processors are still very good and now that people are buying amd more, prices for intel 13 gen is way lower. So something like. 13700kf might not be a bad price to performance option. And since most people wont upgrade for a few years, they should be fine with intel 13 gen. I think u should make a max fps build woth intel
YT clearly didn't like this video so they decided to show it to me 10 days later. This despite the fact i always love these builds even if higher priced than most the PC content i watch.
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Hay ZachsTechTurf is it worth me buying a PC bundle from Costco fyi I live in the UK and it’s £800 and I’m 15 and I just want an expert advice on it
Hey, just wanna say that at 5:18 you put the name of the psu, not the case. otherwise, thanks for the vid!
7900gre would have been a better choice imo
As an artist/ gamer I started out following your $1200 pure performance build until i ordered the parts, and then i realized how hard it is to resist incorporate aesthetic into my build.. $200 over budget but totally worth it
Aesthetics are always worth it!
I feel like I'm gonna be in the same situation if I decide to get parts for one of these
Aesthetics are really hard to ignore for most people, but I think you can get really good style without breaking the bank these days. A few RGB fans and a stylish case really do wonders.
If you get a fractal north mesh case ( which is kinda expensive but comes with 2 intake fans) you can make the inside pure performance and not look good and have still have a nice aesthetic looking pc on the outside because your not going to be taking off the mesh side panel while gaming and the case is amazing I would recommend checking it out
5:17 yes that case is a thermaltake GF1 750w
😂
I think he had to much whiskey today
Quite the shameless ripoff of a Fractal Torrent, visually.
nope its 850w
I was just about to comment that lol 😂
i dont have that kinda money why am i watching this
edit: i now have the money and i got a good pc
I would have THAT kind of money, but this build costs 2000 dollars where I live, so it's just not worth it. 🤷
@@bmsuperstar1 most i can afford is $650 - 700$
His 1000$ pure performance build cost me like 1200 euros so
Just save up for a year
@@turboking637 too long
GVGMall that you recommended only has OEM Windows keys. That's not ideal because OEM keys aren't supposed to be distributed. You want Retail key. That's extortion for an OEM key. Overvalued. I've seen actual Retail keys go for the same. Can't remember where though but you can get them.
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@@NasyaBillett yeah exactly
most of us are just here to see how much 1100$ can get you and not because we have that budget
Same
Yep.
Basically you can get the exact same pc but with better looks for the same price or even cheaper, I don't know what's the purpose of this
Can you suggest some parts to replace in the PC build? Thanks. @@axstra2557
How did you know it, are you a wizard?😂😂😂
this is buy far the best config youve released so far and im really impressed with your selection of parts
Glad to hear it :)
Name one AAA game. I need a PC to play
@@Rye-t2r Any triple a game? idk red dead redemption 2
@@21nyxx what the fuk?????
@@Rye-t2r gaming pcs aren't just for games
I LOVE this type of PC cases, would absolutely get one once I have the money for it
Great for the money!
"MSi not been in the news" GamersNexus releases news about MSi 😂😂
i was gonna make this comment but you did it faster ... nice
@@clintlorenz4490 same
My exact thoughts. Came here just for this comment 😂
@@LostBong95 i came here to comment the same thing, is so funny as it was a few hours after, he jinx it
Jinx of the year
I love that you say you “set aesthetics aside” while sitting in front of the best looking pc ive ever seen (as far as my personal taste is concerned).
7900 GRE went to $480 on Amazon, I got one and its so mind blowing for the price.
Amazing value
Could you please tell me where you found it? Trying to find this so I can use it in this guide.
@@Sunless104 It was only that price for about 2 hours before it sold out, the lowest I can find one at the moment is about $499 which is still decent, look up the powercolor Fighter 7900 GRE and look at "Used-Good" and its $499
Dude fell for the chinese scam seller
@@fightnight14 No it was around that price for a while from multiple amazon and newegg sellers, I got it and it works amazing
3:05 Well this aged extraordinarily well
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Quite the jinx lol
@@ZachsTechTurfWell, even if the VRM temps are high. The card is still on the blue list. So it's fine. Cheap. And built-in wifi with 2 Nvme slot. So Ngl, it's a W.
what happened
"...not in the news..."
MSI: Hold my authenticator codes!!!!
Jinx of the year
@@ZachsTechTurfi'm suprised there is not a single comment on gamers nexus' video talking about this jinx
I’m on a pc building rabbit hole. Looking to build one soon once I’ve saved up enough. This is my fav so far
I (a 13 year old) will build a pc after over 2 years of day dreaming. Your performance builds have helped me a lot, thanks bro 👍
Love the videos Zach, keep up the work especially for the newbies who don't know much about PC's.
Thanks!
Dude jinxed msi
Sure did
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Thanks for watching
is this a threat
love the case and always enjoy watching these build guides
Glad to hear it!
For SSD go with Crucial P3 Plus. Jay really got it right on this.
3:03 - Bad timing, but Steve from GN just published the MSI RMA data breach drama
5:16 - Label below for the Magnum Gear case is still the same as the Thermaltake PSU before it.
I miss SSD prices from late last year. It's nearly double the cost now for the same model.
Zach cause of you i built my pc with 7800x3d and 7900xtx and few PCs for my friend, thank you for your help, your pc parts tier list is my top resource to use when building pc!!!
Zach at 5:18 it says the PSU again not the case's name
Whoops!
this is fantastic, thanks for including all the links to the parts in the description
I will be getting a pc soon and this will help me, thank you
Best of luck with the build
@@ZachsTechTurf Thank you :)
Zach, you wouldn't believe it, your last pure performance build inspired me to build my wife a gaming PC and I used this EXACT case, the irony is awesome haha
Awesome haha
3 hours later, MSI is under fire from Gamers Nexus for warranty claims being exposed on the internet
From India 🇮🇳 love your videos 😊
I got a brand new 7600 for $145 usd and it works great!
In what world-
@@Grinch_frog it was brand new and i got it from amazon (im in canada and it was normally 300 cad but it was 190 cad on discount (300 cad is 220 usd)
@@iexist1504 I got a refurbished 6700xt for three hundred euro (euro is like 5 percent more value able than usd for context)
This was about my price point 6 months ago when I built...got a 7600x + 7800xt (asrock challenger), not caring for aesthetics just got a cheap white box that also had room for a disc drive.
This video helps confirm I made a good choice, haha! My GPU did come bundled with Avatar...a pretty game but I've barely played it.
@ZachTechTurf What GPU do you recommend for a core i5 12400 CPU to play 1080p Fornite and steaming with a 300-500 ish to spend? On the gpu
Is 300-500 the GPU budget? Or is that for the entire build?
7700xt should work. a 6800 non xt or xt could also work
i think an rtx 3070 would be perfect if u r budget is good
if not the go with rtx 3060
and if u like amd get rx 6700 xt
@@Chopper_On_Top Just the gpu
@@babybananawe okay
This is a great budget very high end 1440p and budget 4k build, good job
now make $20 full performance gaming pc
Zach more pure performance build videos please keep them coming we love this!!!!
More are indeed coming!
bro we said NO esthetics yet you went with black and wood and were talking about esthetics all the time
You've squezed every inch from that budget. This is truly a pure performance build. Thanks for the guide and content
I feel like the RX 7900 GRE would have squeezed slightly more fps per dollar. However, this is assuming the RX 7800 XT isn't pushing the 7600X or the rest of the system to its absolute limits.
@@JoelHernandez-tz3vk i think he went with 7800 xt due to it being 70 dollars cheaper than gre which gives better price to performance
"MSI is a company not in the news for some sort of controversy" aged horribly lol
What happened?
@ermutanda3802 Gmaers Nexus made a video on MSI's poor data security, and how they had a bumch of customer information easily accessible on their website. It's fixed now, but a lot of people are at heavy risk of people scamming them with information that could actually decieve them(i.e. The private information like addresses, emails, and names for warranties). It's basically a worse Zotac situation.
congrats on 800k!!!
You just had to jinx msi
I absolutely love this build. I’m going to build this to run a SolidWorks Maker Subscription. - I’m in the “Get of my lawn” phase for real..
I love seeing your builds at all the various prices ranges to be honest =)
First of all, this channel is doing a great job. For this reason i did a research on the used PSU in this build.
Please don't get me wrong. It is not the intention to point out flaws, start an argue or similar. Moreover it is an addon to the existing video. As mentioned in the video already, right now there is the open question if the used PSU is still an A-Tier, because the PSU-Tier-List is from 2023, while the PSU is from 2024. In addition to this, the P/N-Naming by Thermaltake between 2019 Edition and 2024 Edition is misleading.
The PSU in the video:
2024 Edition
P/N PS-TPD-0750FNFAGx-P ("x" values i.e. A,E,K,U) Model TPD-750AH2FLG
WATTS 750w MAX PEAKOUT OUTPUT WATTS 750w OPERATUNG TEMPERTURE +5 degree C up to +40 degree C with COOLING SYSTEM 120mm FDB (fluid dynamic bearing) fan, MTBF (mean time between failures) 100 (this seems to be a wrong value on official page, moreover meant to be 100,000 hours minimum)
The PSU in the mentioned Tier List rated A:
2019 Edition
P/N PS-TPD-0750FNFAGx-1 ("x" values i.e. A,E,K,U) Model TTP-750AH3FCG
WATTS 750w MAX PEAKOUT OUTPUT WATTS 900w OPERATUNG TEMPERTURE +0 degree C up to +50 degree C with COOLING SYSTEM 140mm hydraulic bearing fan, MTBF (mean time between failures) 120,000 hours minimum
Notes:
- Both PSU are ATX 2.4
- be careful while searching for the "old" PSU. In the P/N only the last position changes ("1" for 2019 edition, "P" for 2024 edition)
Differences:
As you can see by the provided data, the 2024 edition reduces the peakout drastically before your system starts showing the "white flag". Keep this in mind if you're thinking about tweaking the system by OC/UV.
Same goes to the reduced (by 10 degree celsius) max operating temperture based on the reduced diameter of the fan in the 2024 Edition. In some regions 40 degree celsius might be hit with ease ...
Final thoughts:
Right now, there ist no reliable review for the 2024 Edition from known tech-channels. 2019 Edition reviews exist. The differences are taken from the official Thermaltake websites UK, US, and Germany. Once stresstests are made with the 2024 Edition from reliable tech-channels and the PSU-Tier-List gets an update, there is solid data to work with.
But right now, if you are able to get your hands on the 2019 Edition (that one in the PSU-Tier-List rated A), you should go for it - even if you spend a few bucks more but knowing your hardware is save.
Greetings from germany and keep up the good work. 👍
I’m trying to build my own pc and I decided to follow this video but I don’t get your point should I get the PSU in the video or not?
@@user-nk7lw6mh1d
Hi and sorry for the delay 😅
The given build "as is" will run smooth with the mentioned PSU. As i said, it'll become more tricky if you start tweaking (OC/UV) CPU, GPU and Ram timings.
My intention was not to irritate you. If that happened, i am sorry for that.
I'll be sure you'll have a nice system for 1440p - Zach's systems are great.
Bro comes in with this when I have a budget of roughly 1.1k for black friday not even subbed but got recommended to me genuinely thanks for uploading this (although I want to get an i5 13600KF for under 200$ and the motherboard is also below 150 when on-sale) even if this likely isnt going to be my exact build (intel cpu amd gpu with an 1TB 980 Pro) it still provided me with some nice information
well done on these choices. always worth mentioning that a microcenter cpu/ram/mobo bundle will usually be cheapest option, but definitely note that most people dont physically have access to a microcenter. i completely get why its not mentioned.
what IS worth mentioning though is that the 7600 is basically just a power-choked 7600x, and you can 'unlock' it using Ryzen Master and squeak out basically identical performance if needed. great choice on the cpu for a non-bundle option.
Man, I keep lovin' this Pure Performance Builds! Keep it going Zach! 💯💯
Great to hear!
@@ZachsTechTurf yeah 🔥🔥
Can you please do a $1500 build for content creators (gaming)? Obviously, one that is the best for streaming, recording, and editing while also good for gaming.
1500 next I think that would be cool as hell
I'm gonna use this. Thanks!
a fellow PC flipper near me used this case but white and with the thermalright fans but with ring around the fans that are rgb rather then the fanblades themselves and holy hell did it look sick!!!
If you can't quite afford the 7800xt, there is also the 6800 that is selling on amazon for 359$, at the time of this comment. It's definitely not as good as the 7800xt but for 1080p gaming its kinda of insane price per performance.
Man, this looks AWESOME!!!
Thanks!
im just about to buy a new pc for around 1000 to 1250 dollar this helped me alot thx
Follow the 1250 pure performance
Awesome build guide thanks! I think you played the power supply tag when you showed off the case
you should do a $2000 or $2500 pure performance build
Finally you are joining the Pure Performance Gang 😅
You can also use these specs & get better fps in some games.
Processor: AMD Ryzen 7 7700X ($219)
Cooler: ARCTIC Freezer 34 Esports ($40)
Motherboard: GIGABYTE A620M S2H ($89)
GPU: Gigabyte Radeon RX 7800 XT OC ($484)
Memory: Silicon Power DDR5 2x16GB Zenith 6000MT/s ($90)
Storage: TEAMGROUP MP33 PRO 1TB ($56)
Power Supply: PowerSpec PSU 750W Semi Modular 80+ Bronze ($69)
Case: Vetroo M05 Computer PC Case ($54)
Also, you forgot to change the components at 5:17
For future reference/videos you should include the "out the door" price. As in after taxes/shipping etc. Some people might be thinking $1106 is that price. I did a similar build but after taxes/shipping it was closer to like $1250-$1300
I like this simplistic look over “rgbeauty” rn bc my eyes can actually see
Great job on the build, it's fun and exciting to see the pc building scene ramping up again with these builds considering new hardware is just around the block. Sadly the prices here in my country is still high, the RX 7800XT is still around 650 dollars and if I follow 'most' of the build, I'll only end up with atlmost a RTX 4060/RX 7600XT. Hopefully the prices will drop later this year so keep on making them performance and aesthetic builds!
I wish I would’ve seen these videos before I built my pc in March 😂. Ended up with a 3060 and i7 1200kf 12th gen on a msi Z790. WD sn750 2tb. Corsair Vengeance ddr5 2x16. RM750E and Corsair A115. Ended up being around $1450. Guess I can easily upgrade down the line
The case is a MagniumGear Neo Air 2
i got a crazy deal a a 7600x on amazon for only $170! glad I saw that because its already back to normal price.
Im thinking of doing this exact build. Thanks for the help. I was gonna change up some stuff, but the canadian prices are crazy inflated.
Hey Zach, you should do a $1500 pure performance build.
Zach it’s only gonna preform good if it has the Ryzen 4070
For your next build maybe try a budget build with am5, in the region of 750-800 dollars. maybe even lower, and give people options to expand on later ( since the platform will be around for a long time to come )
Yo, Zach! Loving the performance build series.
Would love to see a challenge build where money isn't a thing, but you have to use a 400 watt PSU (or some variation of this challenge that you can think of).
That case for 70 dollars is insane with the looks
thats pretty helpful, i have pretty much exactly the same budget
a $300 Pure perfomance build would definetely be cool to see. Using something like a Xeon Motherboard combo off aliexpress and a GPU off aliexpress would definetely make this possible
For 300-ish bucks I'd just get one of many Xeon workstations glooding the market like the Lenovo P520 and plap in your choose of ~100 usd GPU cause it will not only be as powerful as any other $300 build, most come with a 900W psu that will be much, MUCH better than any of the bargain basement C tier or lower ones going into an ultra budget build. That also means it's an easy upgrade to a real 1440p card later.
Do you think a roughly 390$ pc with a Ryzen 5 3600X, GTX 1660S, 16gb 3200 MHz ram is worth it? (I live in Sweden and prices are a bit skewed so parts are really expensive)
I love your videos, they really help
Thank you, happy to hear that
Would love to see you do a content creator/gamer build that balances professional performance/medium budget/gaming...incl monitor. Thanks!
Hey Zach, I love your videos, can you make a 1000$ white aesthetic pc please?
This is crazy! I just bought parts for a very similar build with the same case!
Just what I needed
Perfect
Great video man
Thanks for watching
Rare sight of zach not prioritizing asthetics
Still looks cool as hell though
You should do a 1500 dollar pure performance build
Keep the series flow
Please recommend a ups 🙏
Go build this pc without a second thought.. the price to performance is insane.... the only thing i would improve is the ssd i would get a (Hp fx 9000) or the (adata s70 blade)
interesting benchmark results. I have a 12600k, 7800xt, and 32 gigs of ddr4 3200 CL22 (I know that's awful it was a drunken amazon purchase lol) and in Timespy I scored 18851 (~1600 higher) but in Steel Nomad I got 4085 (~150 lower). It seems like, at least for benchmarking purposes, slow ddr4 with a really bad CL doesn't actually have that much of a performance drop from high quality ddr5. I also get really similar fps in HD2 and Starfield, but I can't compare with the other games shown (I don't have them)
Edit: I think the price of my entire build was like $1,110 before shipping for anyone curious
Bro I am very happy ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 always waiting for your videos ❤
Hey Zach, could you make a video on how you got into what you are doing rn and what the steps were? I'd find it really interesting as I myself would like to do something similar
You jinxed MSI in this video
love your videos man!!
Man I wish I had seen this video 4 days sooner cuz I bought new parts and got 5 5600x with 7800xt and its gonna be my first ever pc build
Higher end built nice
Thanks to the inspiration from ZTT I just built my first pc using ryzen 5 5600X, Gigabytes B550m AORUS, 16gb DDR4 & Rx580 8gb for under 450$ now I need help finding a gaming forum
Stick a pry-bar in your budget, a 4070 Super gives you Ray Tracing & DLSS for anther $100. More than worth it.
looking forward for a $1500 pc
7600x + 4070ti Super
What do you think zach !
Zach, the 13 gen intel processors are still very good and now that people are buying amd more, prices for intel 13 gen is way lower. So something like. 13700kf might not be a bad price to performance option. And since most people wont upgrade for a few years, they should be fine with intel 13 gen. I think u should make a max fps build woth intel
I say go with the GRE!
imo the cc560 is a better case for the money, just because you have argb fans if you want some lighting
YT clearly didn't like this video so they decided to show it to me 10 days later. This despite the fact i always love these builds even if higher priced than most the PC content i watch.
love these videos
Came here to appreciate RX 7800 XT 🥳 Indeed great 1440p GPU ✌
quick question will you ever do a build guide with the zalman P30 case
This pc is beast!!