Building A PC And A FACE REVEAL?!

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15 күн бұрын

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@kamertonaudiophileplayer847 10 күн бұрын

It's amazing, not many people do turn on PC before an actual build. Honestly, I would do the same if ever decide to build own PC.

@ggpandapants1322 10 күн бұрын

Yeah, although it was a little annoying to build it take it apart and then build it again, I’m glad I did it because it would have been a pain to troubleshoot in the case

@plizzwub 13 күн бұрын

you have some titanium balls to buy a frickin 4060ti and pair it with a i9 14900k (14th gen has no upgrade path btw) and you bought a SSD with heatsink?! you can use the one in the motherboard! pls dont tell me you put a 4060ti and 4800mhz ram on 3k pc! ps: intall MSI afterburner for benchmarking

@ggpandapants1322 13 күн бұрын

I got 6000Mhz RAM, I also made sure beforehand that all my parts were compatible 👍 My goal with this PC was to have one that will last me years down the line without really needing upgrading, thanks for your concern though 😃

@plizzwub 12 күн бұрын

@@ggpandapants1322 but i9 14900k is on LGA 1700, 14th gen is the last gen on that socket. If I were you I would have waited till October for the 15th gen, why you put a 4060ti (its a waste of money) you could put a 4070ti or even super at a 3k$ build. And those parts aren't incompatible. i9 14900k is a powerful chip, and 4060ti can barely run 1440p, you could have bought i7 14900k and 4070ti super. You can use it for both productivity and gaming. And you also wasted your money on the SSD with the heatsink and you removed the one in the motherboard, which made it look odd and you wasted a bit money.