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I'm good with my 4070ti

Most degenerate market I've ever seen

And old white people still buying 4090 for dat "raytracing" gayshit just to enjoy "games"

NVIDIA tax

@@pandaforce2706yes you are, I’m struggle to consider the 4080 strix but I’m gonna buy it anyway 🤷🏼

Except dlss and ray tracing is leaps and bounds beyond amd with nvidia gpus

@@benault773 who gives a fuck about ray tracing we all play competitive multiplayer games anyway

@@benault773 RT is a shit feature made specifically for Nvidia GPU's. That's the ONLY reason it runs better on theirs. Seriously though, a 35-50% performance loss for a minor graphical improvement for VERY specific lighting is laughably bad. DLSS is good but Nvidia is not as far ahead as you want to believe. With a 7900xtx i don't even use upscaling. Just FMF is enough to go over my monitors 165hz refresh rate at Ultra settings on pretty much every game. Remnant 2 averages 240fps....

@@meto5595 if you’re playing competitive, a 4090 is pumping far more frames than a 7900 xtx.

@@benault773 first of all that is not true they are similar and second have you seen the price difference between the 2 cards? Anyone who is wants to save money and have same performance as 4090 would go for the 7900xtx

Hey what lights did you use? His lights have been out of stock.

No RGB in mine. Blacked out. I'm sure if you searched "LED strip for PC case" you'll get alternatives. Best of luck. ​@@JM-hz2iw

You know, scattervolt is pretty cool as well, he is a very cool man explains everything to you while building

We're the same

hey bro, i was your age when i started taking apart my laptop and installing my own ssd. i’m now 19 and i just built this very same system but as an all white build. give it your all bro 🙏🏽

​@@dodd_gamerdude is watching people building PC's without having one this is literally us

Bro gave up his age

@@user-no7ug1fm1swhat wrong with that

I have a Ryzen 5 5600x with RX6700xt in a NZXT H7 Flow 360mm AIO. This will be my next upgrade when AM5 Mobo7800 & x3d and 7900 xtx down the road I'm impressed about that GPU card.

What lights did you use, his store has been out a while?

@@JM-hz2iw no lights. Just used the same cpu/gpu combo

Lets go!

what was the fps and settings on warzone for this build?

what motherboard would u do for this build?

And how is it? Also considering the 7900 tx instead of the xtx as here in my country it’s a lot more expensive.

Yee! Yee!

if you’ve built it already how does it run?

@@user-rh6sx5kr7i it’s amazing now. But had to return motherboard. It was trash. Swapped it for a tuff motherboard x670e. I used a different ram, that’s recommended for this cpu. I play cod, 250fps to 230fps on ultra settings is normal with no overclocking on anything.

​@@chasrick4060 if you have fortnite how well does it run

​@chasrick4060 what is the full name of the motherboard you switched it too???

@@user-kc8ub4qg4v ASUS - TUF GAMING X670E-PLUS WIFI

Nice!

​@@CRATERHQHello, I have a request for you if you don't mind. I want to ask if you can make a video building my dream gaming PC with a budget that is under $1000 or less possibly, you see I'm going to be building a full RGB PC with RGB fans, 650 watts power supply, RGB motherboard the allows Aura Sync,CPU processor, RGB CPU cooler, RGB 32gb RAM cards (2 x 16gb), 500gb NVMe M.2 SSD, 1tb SATA 2.5" internal HDD, and finally an RGB graphics card. I'm going to give you links to the PC case, RGB fans, and the 650 watts power supply that I'm hoping to use, as for the other components I will explain them since I'm currently having problems trying to get the price with everything under $1000, so anyways I want somethings for my PC to be from Thermaltake so it can match with the PC case I'll be using, now let's get to explaining. PC Case: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BHDH4899/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_3?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&th=1 This is the Thermaltake S200, it comes with 3 pre-installed ARGB fans on the front and the price is only $80 so it's a steal for me. Power Supply: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07NPM8WZ7/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_2?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&th=1 This power supply is also from Thermaltake. It's the Smart BX1 650W Bronze, I find it powerful and the price is $60, but if you found a better power supply that is powerful and cheaper then use it but please keep it from Thermaltake but if you want to change it with something better and cheaper then go ahead because that will help. PC RGB Cooling Fans: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BSP53PDX/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&th=1 The fans are also from Thermaltake as well, I only need 1 because the case doesn't have a rear cooling fans and since I want a full RGB gaming PC I went with these ARGB fans, but at least this is a 2 pack so I'll have a second fan in case the first one doesn't work or breaks and the prices is only $25 so it's a good deal for me. So far that is all I got for now, but now it's time for the things i'm having trouble deciding on but maybe you'll be able to help budget these. RGB Motherboard: I have no idea what motherboard to go for, I want a Micro-ATX motherboard with 4 memory slots and the memory type to be DDR4 or DDR5 and to have WIFI E6 and built in RGB lights but there are so many to choose from and I hope you'll be able to find one that matches these requirements and helps with the budget (the reason for the DDR types will be explained next). CPU Processors: I've chosen the Intel Core i7-12700k and the AMD Ryzen 7 7700X as my processors,I chose these processor because they both almost match each other in specs, now the reason for the 2 DDR types is because the 12700k is only compatible with a motherboard with DDR4, and the 7700X is only compatible with a motherboard with DDR5, both the 12700k and the 7700X are similar in spec but you can pick whichever one of the 2 CPU's you think is best for the budget. RGB CPU Cooler: Just like with the motherboards, there are a lot of CPU coolers to choose from and the ones that I'm going for and from Thermaltake, remember they have to be RGB, so there's are the fan CPU cooler and the Liquid CPU coolers, if you chose the Liquid coolers than it needs to have 3 fans so it can completely cover the vent on top on the case but it’s your choice to see which one is best for the budget. 32gb RGB RAM Cards: This one will be easy, I’m going to need 2 16gb RAM cards with RGB lights, you can pick whatever brand you think is best and they can be DDR4 or DDR5 (depending on what CPU processor and Motherboard you chose) so the brand you chose will be the one I’ll go with. 500gb NVMe M.2 SSD: This one has to be the easiest one of all, you can just pick the brand you recommend for the 500gb NVMe M.2 SSD and that will be it. 1tb SATA 2.5” internal HDD: For this one, I’m looking for a Hard Disk Drive that has 1tb of storage, has an SATA interface, and has speeds of 7200 Revolutions Per Minute, again the brand doesn’t matter to me so I’ll be going with what you recommend for an HDD. RGB Graphics Card: Now for the final piece of this full RGB PC build, the graphics card. I have 2 graphics cards in mind, and just like the CPU’s they both are similar in specs, so I have chosen the Nvidia GeForce RTX 3060 Ti and the AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT. I was originally going to have the 12700k and the RTX 3060 Ti but then saw how they both made the price of everything go over a $1000, so yeah out of these 2 graphics cards the one you recommend is the one I’ll be going with, but remember the graphics card you chose needs to have built in RGB lights. And that is it, that is everything needed for this requested build by the time you finished reading all of this I will have already subscribed to your channel and I hope you’ll be able to build my dream RGB Gaming PC with a budget under $1000 with the list of components I gave you can't wait to watch you build this PC and other PC’s as will and thank you for taking the time to hear me out and again if you want to change something's out with something better and cheaper then go ahead cause I like to see how cool it will be thank you.

is the fans config fine? i see 4 intake fans with only the 1 rear exhaust. isn't it gonna create any air pressure? or should i have a fan or two on top exhaust as well or a 240 AIO altogether?

dont buy this gpu bro, drivers sucks

No way

You're doing it wrong if using the XTX for 1080p.

@@itsatrap4986and why’s that ?

Yee

i am running the system since 2 months...loving it so far

Congrats. I remember that feeling having the parts come in at separate times. Good luck and you’ll look back at your building experience with fond memories.

Nice job man

If you want to use this idea, please send me one ahahah ;)

Having one that is official, from funko would be a real trip