I Hired People on Fiverr To Build a $1500 Gaming PC…
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We stepped out of the box again by hiring random folks on Fiverr to assemble PC parts lists around a $1500 budget. What will they come up with? Let's find out!
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Up next in the Fiverr mini-series: a $500 budget! Might open it up to eBay listing suggestions as well just to throw 'em a curveball. Should be interesting!
Have you considered a “Refresh my build” list on fiverr? Like you post a list for an existing build, give a budget, and challenge the creators to update the performance?
If you go 500 then used parts are practically required. Certain things I'd exclude would be used drives and used coolers, only because I've tried coolers a couple of times and unfortunately they were always missing a bit I needed
well, the easiest $500 computer would be an xbox. can't beat that kind of gaming performance with a desktop.
Feel like $600-700 would be a far more realistic budget in this market. In this market, just getting a GPU and a decent CPU almost entirely eats up your $500, and increasing PSU+case prices don't help.
X58 wit a xeo
Hey Greg, one of these days you should pick a winner out of these, build the winning build and give it away or something 😂
I know it's usually 'taboo' to pair a "K" chip with a non "Z" board, however, you specifically replied to his question @ 4:18 that you "Don't care to overclock." Since you expressly said this, the overclocking features of the "Z" board become superfluous. For that reason, a cheaper "B" board could be consider appropriate. The 12600 non-K is a lesser chip than the 12600K as it lacks E-cores. Not to mention, the 12600 non-K is *more* expensive on Newegg right now. I think you dinged the first list too harshly in view of these.
E cores don't change much in the way of FPS at all from what I've seen. It's simply the idea of pairing a K SKU with a B chipset. We all know the non-K will be the cheaper option. Can't speak to what crazy 3rd party retailers are asking for their samples. I like the idea of B660 + 12600, but if his intention was as you described, he probably should have explained it a bit. A first-time builder may assume he/she will still be able to overclock. I'm aware not everyone will agree with this, but I generally stand by my statements in the video. Whether it's BCLK OC or just running a K SKU for the extra (mostly pointless) e-cores for gaming, he should have clarified the approach - because it's certainly unconventional and not something I'd personally recommend.
@@GregSalazar i5-12600 is 6 core 12 threads, i5-12600K is 10 core 16 threads and 4 E cores. That's significant difference.
@@skate6788 But not significant when it comes to gaming and I think that is Greg's point here. He stated he wanted a gaming PC.
@@brando3342 For just gaming even i3 12gen would be good..
@@skate6788 Right, so the guy who made the list was not exactly wrong to claim it is futureproofed for gaming with a 12600k.
I like how the last guy thinks that a AIO would change the room temp. The better performance of any cooler will make the room warmer, it moves heat from one place to another.... and the dodge on the GPU - flags
Another solid video! I appreciate the education you sprinkle over all of them, for those of us who aren't well schooled in the building/parts process. 😁👍
"You wont have to worry about running out of ram even when multitasking heavily!"
*Watching this video, no games open, currently using 13.8GB of my 32GB of ram 😂
What type of malware is on that system??
@@TheCudder4life it's not hard to use ram, chrome already eats up a lot . I can easily hit 20gbs used out of 48
@@TheCudder4life no malware 😂 just launchers, browsers, various processes, eats it up pretty quickly.
@@ramen645 I never have above 5GB but I just use my computer for browsing and gaming nothing else.
@Greg Salazar I see the 12600k and the 12600 within $10 of each other consistently. I think that is worth it for the extra clock speed given that it could actually give you a better experience and likely doesn't effect the build.
Especially, given that you stated you weren't interested in overclocking.
It's interesting, I actually bought my 6800xt lc oc from Amazon. Crazy that it was the cheapest of the 6800xt/3080 cards available for the Netherlands when I bit the bullet back in December.
Greg Salazar goes Davie504 style. Instead of the bass skills, he has mad PC building skillz. Just need some extreme close ups of his lips now.
Another great video Greg. To be fair to the last guy, I live in Canada, but I did manage to snag my EVGA 3060 12gb from Best buy for $620 after tax, about 5 or so months ago. So, that was brand new for about 600 bucks, maybe something like that was what he had in mind.
Lucky Fucker, you must live in a big city? Us non city folk in CAnada are fucked, as you can only show up in person to get a card. I tried to get family in cities to pick me up cards when they come in stock, but its so hard to time it, as they sell out so quick. Closest computer store that sells GPUS is 3 hours away. With that said, I did manage to get a 3080 in Dec of 2020, but as far as trying to gets cards for friends and family, its not going well.
@@James-qu6ul
I live in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Not exactly a huge place. That said, I had to keep a sharp eye on the website and take a few hours off work, take a bus and then walk a ways in the rain to get to the store. I also wanted a 3060 ti, but there wasn’t any left. I wasn’t going to leave there without a card though, so I took the 3060 that was there, I’m not at all disappointed! Sorry you are having a hard time finding cards.
Hey, Idk for other countries, but in France we can find people who do that for free, and available for any question. They find good stuff at lower price on any trustable site (from other countries too)
I made a list for $1505 (after $40 of rebates) with a 5600x+x570 WiFi Auros Elite (cheaper than the non-WiFi) along with a 512GB NVMe boot drive and a 2TB mechanical.
List is - FGF9W4 👍
The 3 front fans from the case can be moved to top and back then the 280mm AIO would go upfront so that would have excellent cooling capability.
I know the FPS wouldn't be as good as the Intel system but the 5600x isn't that far behind and you already know that going above 1080p almost eliminates any advantage the Intel CPUs have anyway as it becomes a more GPU bound system.
As for the 12600 vs the 12600k. Others have mentioned that there is a difference with how many and what type of core they have but I want to bring up availability and pricing. The only place I could find with 12600 in stock is Newegg and its priced at $328.99 (this is on 02-23-2022). The 12600k on Newegg is priced at $279.94 (again 02-23-2022) and other sites had it at the same or similar price. I don't think they picked the 12600k because its a k version. I think they picked it because that's whats available.
When did the NH-D15 get ugly? I got one in my HTPC and it's precursor the NH-D14 in my main rig...they aren't ugly but man neither have an issue cooling the Ryzens they live on..the D14 cools a 5950X and the D15 cools a 5800X...such great coolers and they look awesome and imposing!
I also do not have a micro center close, I freaking wish i had one, i would definitely spend all my money there all the time
i do disagree on the cpu choice just because of the "10" core cpu which actually has 6- processor cores and 4 -efficiency cores, i know there are some games with problems with the efficiency cores and the only way to solve it is to disable them on the bios, my recommendation is the I5-12400F, similar performance but no efficiency cores, and for someone that doesn't want troubles i think its the best option, and of course, its not overclock-able
There is a discord server that if offered by scan that notifies you for new gpus, lowest I saw was a 3060 12gb for £390, brand new
insane for the 6600xt to be 700$, i jist built a new pc a few weeks ago with an i5 12600k and 3070 for the same budget
yeah BCLK overclock can be jank. had Z/K combo, lent half my ram to a friend temporarily, came home with 1 stick, pc wouldnt boot on OC BCLK
Hey in Germany the lowest 3060 (new on online shops) atm ist 560 bucks so the third build would work here
you can get a good GPU price on the Newegg Shuffle
First things that I would ask for is form factor, AMD/Intel for hardware base, frequency ghz minimal, minimal RAM request, HDD space, power supply wattage, games that they are planning on playing on the hardware, wifi enabled or not, air or water cooled then we would have gone from there that list I could build for 2/3rds of that list
In the Philippines you can get a 3060 for 600$ or lower and a 3060 ti for 700-750$ new
3060 over here in the UK starts at 489 gbp
I I love this series, Greg next try with Restrictions like, msi brands only or Asus and so on..... And make the badger tight like 750$. Or ask for an extream build like 5000$ 🔥. Love your videos keep it up. ✌️
20:18 Not how heat transfer works lol, if anything, components running at Hotter temps = cooler room, rather than cooler components=cooler room because more heats emitted into the room
Close to half of the 3060s you scrolled through on your screen were "Brand New". He probably should have provided a link to a handful of ebay options, since part picker was a screenshot anyway.
On Newegg 3060s are running 688/969 USD
my first rig was just over 1500 and ran fine
Rough 🤪. You gotta see my shop then.
I'd pick the 12600k too, if you were say in the $1800 budget range then yeah, up to the 12700k... but for budget build, 12600k/z690-DDR4 board would be my pick.
"not gonna find it at msrp" gpu shortage is ending now so you could possibly get one
im actually getting a pc built now for 1500 we got most the parts some still on the way and i got the geforce 3060 ti 4months later after this video its under 500$ lol
In Europe you can get 6700XT on 1500€ budget with ryzen 5600x.
I've learned a lot watching ypue videos keep up the great content. !
The 3rd guy didn't apply the $1500 limit by not including the graphics card at that time.
A 3060Ti actually fits into that 3rd guys build perfectly at MSRP so even then he's leaving performance on the table by recommending a 3060.
I had a amd build for roughly around $1000 but got kind of thrown off when I ended up with a intel motherboard ( this was minus the gpu since I was going to reuse my 1050 but got a 1660 super oc with the mobo for free)
One thing I didn't see said about these 12600k builds is that you want to run windows 11 instead of windows 10. Or has windows 10 been fixed to work right with these 12th gen CPUs?
2 and 3 proper gash.
I guess why no one goes for AMD rn is because the older-ish ryzen 5 (3000) are overpriced to hell right now for some reason (brand new, not counting ebay). The closest competitor at the 280 price range is 5600x, and it's blown out of the water by, you guessed it, the 12600k.
i think that last one was good but he should have listed a gfx card you can get also not just tell you that u can get that 3060 someday lol
hi i found you channel yesterday it's nice
So I'm having an issue where, whenever I try to play a game my pc crashes, the monitors turn off, but the systems stays on and the gpu fans ramp up to 100% do you have any idea what this could be ?
I just got a IBuyPower prebuilt for $1450. RTX 3070 16gb I7 not bad
Enjoyed the video
Needing to update the BIOS for AMD boards probably plays a big part in way most budget builds are going for Intel.
If your board supports BIOS Flashback, it's a simple process to make things compatible.
I would say currently intel is better for lower end builds. Unless you are willing to go to older 2000 or 3000 series cpu. I would say upgrade if you are like me I went from 1700x to 5900x. Worth every penny and now I am waiting for 4000 series gpu at least I am happy still playing all triple A games at 1440p with gtx 1080. FSR is the reason for this and makes gaming worth it on pc now. If you don't have small upgrade paths or money to upgrade than buy a console. I don't recommend a pc unless you are going to use it for multiple things. That is coming from a pc gamer. Buy xbox one with game pass or ps5 while buying ps4 games on the cheap and only buying ps5 games you can afford or really want. It's just world we live in now that entertainment is expensive and people are stuck at home. Just working with nothing else to do so what else does the money go towards. So save your money if this is what you really want. If the rumors are to be true a gpu releases in september or october are going to be game changing. CPU always get better, but unless you feel like jumping on ddr5 bandwagon I would recommend just buying lower end gpu and getting best cpu/ram you can.
I wonder what Greg said in the bloopers.
A lot of jibberish...
In fiverr the consumer has to mark the order as completed for the seller to receive the credits to their wallet. They dont want to send the link maybe to avoid scammy people I guess.
most often, just watch youtube for pc build you need,. techtubers are better on this. just watch the reliable ones like Greg. for now,. i'm patiently waiting for fix or flop.
Looking at that second guy with the second build it hits me a 6700xt build with the 10400f would be an amazing 144p gaming pc. Just saying.
I did the 2nd one and that’s exactly what I was going for, couldn’t manage to make it close to $1500 because 6700xts were not available or very overpriced
Looking at Amazon right now, I see rtx 3060 12gb editions for 699-720$, so 30$ more then the 6600 xt shown. Not defending the guy, but I do see 3060s for the same price just about.
considering 3060 12GB are now going for 270€ +... YIKES yesteryear PC builders, u have my sympathy 😢
The first builder probably chose the 12600k because the 12600 (non-k) doesn't include any efficiency cores. It's also a bit hard to find 12600 stock anywhere
Yeh, 12600 stock is a valid point. The e-core argument for gaming is moot, IME. Most games I've seen tested aren't showing any significant FPS boost at all for the 12600K over the non-K counterpart.
@@GregSalazar Yeah I can see how the no e-cores thing could be seen as not important but from what i've heard they're actually quite useful in ways that arent easily quantifiable. Like streaming in discord with games open (gpu acceleration turned off for discord) or recording game clips with obs. The value of e-cores is really understated.
@@czaxi_official Again, this was a strictly 'gaming' PC - clarified in the vid to all Fiverr builders.
@@GregSalazar yeah but gamers take clips of their games?
You don't want efficiency cores in a desktop
He locked the pc partpicker list one with fiver
that PC builder dude gave you a shoutout a few days ago i dont know if you were aware. It made my day mainly because every pc channel seems to suck Gamers Nexus' content D so it was refreshing stumblimg across a random channel that showed appreciation to your niche in this space, keep it up Greg!
Hey folks! This seems to be a friendly community, so I want to ask you. Right now I’m using i5 9600k cpu with b360m gaming plus motherboard by MSI. But I’m looking forward to upgrade. Any suggestions that will not break my bank, but will be a solid option? It will be greatly appreciated
Why are you looking to upgrade, is the 9600k causing you issues? The 9600k is a solid gaming chip that's still very capable. Wouldn't make sense to upgrade from that.
@@hazzmati well its true. i dont have any problems with chip. However I do think that my mother is a bit lacking (pcie 3,0 and 2,6mghz DDR4). I was able to catch gtx3060ti at a good price last year, and wanted to upgrade everything aswell
Gotta love 2022 where dropping 1500$ on a gaming pc gives you mid-high performance at 1080p..
It's getting better
@@carholic7607 is it ? Still seems like you have to be ON it to get one
@@_KimJong-un_ yup, but it's getting easier to get one
Yeah but, there are Newegg purchases on there and I kind of swore off Newegg especially with recent dealings with GamersNexus. Its nice they're trying to play nice but they're only doing so because they got caught out by a pc media influencer. If they hadn't, newegg would still be doing the same shady stuff as they have ever seen Liaison took them over years ago.
So no more Newegg, period, no matter how attractive some prices might seem, there is always a catch with them, a hit or miss. They're as reliable as a mail order bride from Midgar. Could get a Aerith, could get a Chocobo.
The funny thing is that I can probably get a 3060, 3060 ti or a 3070 build for the same price
you said you didnt want to overclock than complain he used a none z board
What Ryzen? 12600k is better even than the 5800x, and 5600x is more expensive. Ryzen is dead since Alderlake launched. The only Ryzen that could be good is the 5900x if you get it for the same price as the 12700k because the motherboards are cheaper. The rest don't matter, they are expensive and slow. Also, 2nd list total is 1680 $ so that's 180 $ over budget (990 $ + 690 $ the graphics card). Do you still it's the best now?
I absolutely understand why people chose i5 12600k because they're very good in terms of price vs performance. i7's are just way more expensive and barely better especially when not using more cores/threads.
OLOy RAM is actually pretty good in my system. Mine came with Samsung B die after peeling the heatsink off
It was kind of lazy for the third guy to say you could opt for RGB options for ram/fans/etc and not even bother to include some suggestions.
I wonder if he’s gonna give it away atleast one of those gaming PCs. Lol stay safe!
I should do this...
I'd like to see YOUR suggested list that you put together at the same time you make these requests, then compare your list with the ones you buy.
What a great idea
That actually makes sense
Only true gamers know RGB builds get you more FPS. 😂
I used to watch Gregs videos for just general info and know how. But now he’s become a content creator i genuinely enjoy watching. Keep it up with the great content greg.
I appreciate that!
@@GregSalazar so do I
I don't know if this was the case earlier in the month but when I was pricing CPUs for my daughter yesterday, the K SKU was cheaper than the non-K SKU with the 12600 on Amazon. That could be why he went with that one. The price difference was around $20-$30, if I remember correctly.
Yeah, this may have been the case. In hindsight, I wish he's elaborated a bit on that when he sent the list. The 12600 being more expensive than the K counterpart is certainly not normal and not likely to last long.
A great thing would have been if you yourself created a 1500$ list before seeing the other lists and then comparing it to the one you get from fiverr
5:25 Maybe I'm being stupid but didn't he asked you whether you wanted to overclock and you said no??? So if you aren't an enthusiast and aren't planning to overclock at all, then a B660 is a decent choice. I'm not sure I would recommend it but it's definitely a way to decrease price
EDIT: Ah I understand, you were thinking: "With a B660 might as well go with a 12600f" or something like that. That's actually not a good idea, cause the non K version of the 12600k does not have e cores. it's just a 6 core CPU
Difference between 12600 and 12600K for many games is negligible from what I've seen. I stand by what I said.
I honestly love these videos I just recently started PC gaming and building. I knew nothing back in September when it came to building a PC so I purchased a prebuilt. Since I have upgraded almost everything except the case PCU and GPU. I wouldn’t have know how to do anything if it weren’t for your videos Greg.
These days i don't even consider HDD's for PC builds, unless you need 2 TB or above. Seeing 1 TB NVMe and SATA SSD's in the 80€ range, i wouldn't downgrade from NVMe to a mechanical drive to save 40 bucks. But 2 TB SSD's are still kinda pricey and 2 TB HDD's are not, so if you need high capacity, i'd understand HDD over SSD, though.
HDD is still a great option for bulk storage. Music/video etc.
It's weird watching this when I'm planning an around $1500 build in 2023, and I have an rtx 3060 12GB card picked for just a little over $400. Man, prices must've really come down
Here's my AMD Build for you Greg, 5800X = 12600K but the 12600K is $100 cheaper however it roughly works out the same when you factor in the cheaper AM4 motherboards, the board I have chosen has a good VRM and VRM heatsink, bios flashback to update the bios, has four ram slots filled to 32GB total, the 6600XT is possibly the best value per FPS at the moment.
The case is a P300A for good airflow, the cooler is a Arctic Freezer Duo which punches above its weight and is good value, the PSU is a 650w Gold rated EVGA unit with modular cables and finally the boot drive is a 1tb Crucial P5 which is TLC NAND and has high Pcie 3.0 speeds.
Ryzen 5800X $350
Arctic Freezer 34 Duo $51.30
Asus TUF Gaming B450-PLUS II ATX AM4 $115
Corsair Vengence LPX 32GB (4x8gb) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory $140
Crucial P5 1 TB M.2-2280 NVME Solid State Drive $99
Asus Radeon RX 6600 XT 8GB DUAL OC Video Card $540
Phanteks Eclipse P300A Mesh ATX Mid Tower Case $82.60
EVGA SuperNOVA GT 650 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply $69.15
TOTAL $1448.05
AMD Ryzen 7 5800X $322.99
ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 360 $111.99
Gigabyte X570 AORUS ELITE $189.99
Team T-FORCE DARK Za 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3600 CL18 $59.99
Western Digital Blue SN570 1 TB $98.80
Asus Radeon RX 6600 XT 8 GB DUAL OC $519.98
be quiet! Pure Base 500DX $107.89
Corsair RMx (2018) 650 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX $64.99
TOTAL: $1498.62
Mine has less RAM than your build, but I like the case a lot better and my build has fully populated fans, liquid cooling, and can overclock with an X570 mobo.
On the money with the processor assessment. The 12600k is not competing with the 5600x. The fact that those have been so similarly priced is appaling.
Also wonderful nvme choice. Its amazing how little money someone will save to get a really slow nvme instead of a good one.
I would not use a 10400F with a B560 board. In some B560 boards the top M.2 slot will not work unless ur using an 11th gen CPU.
So it would be better to take an 11400F instead. Its not that much more expensive.
Fair enough!
This makes me think I could do this on my spare time. In relation to list number 2 however, the price they have without the GPU is $989, so adding the same GPU with the price of $689, the list comes to $1678. This makes the list seem too far over budget, what do you think?
Yeah my math was definitely off a bit, there! Lost $100 somewhere in my head. He was a bit over budget. The first two were very close. Shuffle some things around in them and you've got a great recommendation (given shoddy GPU prices).
Hey, I did the 2nd build and Newegg had a promotion on the 6600xt so it was around $1550 in total so slightly over budget.
Guy #3 is definitely a salesman type of guy, very obvious. Also, I'm amazed by your conclusion on the 3060 prices. Seeing them here in Europe for like 500 USD (converted and without tax) readily available, fitting perfectly in the budget. Never seen the price difference so big, also not in the past years
Greg, the baseclock OC method on 12th gen only impacts internal CPU clocks and memory. PCIE and DMI are unaffected. I'm pretty sure it has been that way since Skylake.
I enjoy all these but a good budget pc for 1500 in my opinion
Ryzen 7 3700x
Asus prime itx m320
AMD Radeon 6600
Corsair vengeance lpx 3200
Corsair rm650x psu
Any case less then 100$
Cooler master hyper evo 212 cooler
970 evo 512 gb ssd
Any 2.5 ssd less then 100 or alil over
And then windows
I like these Fiverr vids. It's always interesting to see what parts people choose for these builds.
Not just content creators, its very easy to saturate 10+ gigs of RAM. Just Visual Studio running an application even locally had my laptop on 90% usage out of 12gb (with few tabs of chrome and random notes, etc)
I've have a 3060ti build on Amazon for under 1500
Intel 12400
Asus prime b660m
Nzxt h210
Sabrent rocket q 1tb
Id cooling se-914
Evga 700 bq
Teamgroup t force Vulcan 2x8gb 3600 ddr4
Evga 3060ti xc gaming
Total price as of posting $1493.48
Would have loved to include a 12600k and made it an atx platform instead of mini itx but you still have a 6 core 12 thread cpu and mini itx because it's a bit cheaper. All parts are on Amazon and still in stock.
watching this and sitting here like "so I'll just watch while I drool over these pc builds"
Please don’t drool too much. Electronics and moisture don’t play very nicely together.
@@phoenixfire8978 the temptation to have a PC but u don't have money and a job to have one 🥺😑😆
Non-LHR cards are generally more expensive than the locked ones because they generate more money for miners, you had it backwards, the difference isn't that much anymore because the unlocker gets 85% out of a LHR card but I don't understand that statement you made
K sku Intel cpus also tend to have higher default base clocks and higher boost clocks than the nonK variants.
U should do a vid on they have to find best pre built pc would love to see what they choose
Wow in just one week the 3060 has gone down from 700 to as little as 450 lol
On intel's spec sheet for the i5-12600k, it says under memory specifications that it supports up to DDR4-3200 and up to 2 channels. Wouldn't this mean that buying a RAM kit that is DDR4-3600 would be a waste? Also, that motherboard comes with 4 DIMM slots, but the CPU only supports up to 2 channels. So, in order to take advantage of those 2 extra slots, wouldn't you have to replace the CPU?
All cpus and mobo only officially support 3200, you have to overclock if you want to use 3600.
The 4 slots have combine two channels. Two sticks will run off the same channel.
Most 4-slot motherboards are dual channel, combining two slots into one channel
AMD's CPUs biggest liability right now is the looming AM5 socket. AM4 has, no future upgrade path.
However with the GPU debacle their 5xxxG sku's are a compelling solution.
I remember when 1500 was mid high end.
would be good to compare the performance from all these builds
The first time I saw one of the videos in this series I was inspired to make a Fiverr account to do this same thing the right way. I've built PC's for 15 years now and thought it might just be a fun side gig. But I have no marketing ability so nobody has taken me up on it lol. Someday though.
It really is crazy some of the pricing I'm seeing over there. Thought i'd have a look at what an equivalent cost one here in Aus looks like. $1500 US comes to around $2250-$2300 AUD after GST included here (all parts include GST in price). For that, you can easily get a system like those shown but with a 3060ti/6700xt instead. Means you can build a 1440p system in aus but really only a 1080p system in US for the same cost.
I agree with you that the 980 Pro was overkill. If they save $50 on that, even with the GPU cost, it would have come just under budget I think. Otherwise, the list was excellent. Love this series it is fun & interesting 🙂Maybe do a competition asking for peoples best part picker lists for certain budgets & the winner gets a small prize. I.e. a shout out as the winner in the video & some meme worthy trophy sent to them like a gold goose. 🙂
I really liked the second list from the second person, the under 1200$ one. Great build for the money I believe you can play anything at 1080p with that. ANYTHING! That's sweet in 2022.
Great video as always Greg! Maybe you can do a contest for your viewers to send you PCPartPicker lists for a budget 😉
I did that one, thanks!
@@carholic7607 Great! Keep up the good work!
I hope you can do a "rate my parts list" video. I'm currently building my own rig, but I don't know if what I have is a good list.