if i have a 5600x with a 7700xt at 1080p do i have to updrade my monitor to a 1440p? or am i ok with my 1080p?

Informative and precise. Thank you.

lifie is so funny, i was VERY INTERESTED in this case, I could not find a video on it. I have bought another case, it has shipped just yesterday.... THEN THIS VIDEO POPS UP TODAY. LOLOL!! Well, it confirmed that it's a bit too small though, got the 011D Mini instead.

It's been 2 months any news?

awesome, I am thinking of getting this exact build for myself is it missing anything? and how does it perform on Fortnite

Yes!

800 us dollar. Indian 67000 rupee ha nice one 😊

If a pc comes with windows 10 that’s all that really needs to be said, it’s to old to windows 11. While I agree this is not that great of a PC the buyer needs to do their homework. When friends ask me about a pc purchase I always tell then if it’s windows 10 walk away as it’s going to be older hardware.

you dont need to convince me as i made a decision to build my own pc a while ago even before this video was created.but thanks anyways for other info you put in this video like its rewarding and its not that hard to do(if we only talk about build a pc coz software and other outside the hardware components is obviously a different story).even if i only imagine it,i can feel that is very,very rewarding knowing you did it on your own.im sure,the dopamine will hit you hard if you done it correctly.

hey quick question, is whining/Buzzing noise coming from the PSU normal even when PC is off but the cord is connected to the wall outlet and switch is on?

😝 'promosm'

Thanks for the video, I'm new to pc building and this video helped me a lot to choose and shake some doubts I had before choosing a motherboard 🙏

Will it pair good with 5700x?

Buying the cx550 750w rn, is thst alright?

how did you play valorant when i try to it says that i need a compatible GPU

Best Buy is selling this for 650 😂

Tech guided convinced me to start building back in 2013. Never stopped!

Would I be able to replace the ryzen 5 5500 with an intel core i5- 12400?

Built my first pc last month easily the most frustrating but equally the most rewarding when you get everything working

honestly im just straight up scared to build one lol newbie here.

Your beginners guide was definitely the most helpful playlist I found while building a PC for the first time. I just finished it last week.

One thing that prevented me from building my own pc for so long was the idea that these pc components will break if you so much as look at them the wrong way, but they are actually pretty resilient. Building my first pc in an ITX case had me contorting my wrists in ways they haven’t been before and I fumbled some parts multiple times thinking there’s no way it will boot when I’m finished. But it did, and after 2 years I’m selling that one so I can build another one 😂

I'd say it's not worth getting any of the STGAubron PCs or other similar PCs. The biggest issue with these PCs is the motherboard tends to fail which will render the entire computer usable and it's believed the STGAubron uses a KingFast SSD similar to a lot of PCs sold by STG Global/STGAubron, SJ Computers, TecDale, and TechMagnet on Amazon which are known to fail. The "600M" Wi-Fi adapter is likely to be one of those no-name Wi-Fi adapters using the Realtek chipset which are known to not perform well and most sellers opt to use 802.11n which will lead to slow download speeds and may affect network performance in multiplayer games. Lastly, the gaming keyboard, mice, and even headsets aren't very good quality as they're the no-name brands rather than name brands, some keyboards don't even use the correct shaped Enter key (it should be wider instead of taller). The "renewed" gaming PCs have similar reasons to the above except these PCs may also come with weak/outdated GPUs like the GT 1030 which doesn't meet modern games' system requirements. For example, Cyberpunk 2077 lists the GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB and Hogwarts Legacy lists the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 960 4 GB for their minimum system requirements. At GT 1030 running modern games like these will most certainly lag. I feel the performance of the Intel Core i5-4570 and DDR3 memory is going to be noticeable with modern titles especially those designed for PS5 and Xbox Series consoles. The Haswell PCs are OK for older eighth generation titles (PS4/Xbox One) or games with more lenient system requirements like Minecraft and The Sims 4 but for modern ninth generation titles (PS5/Xbox Series), it's probably better to have a PC with DDR4 such as Intel Core 6th Gen or AMD Ryzen to get better performance. There's one thing to be aware about these PCs when installing Windows 11, some games like VALORANT, League of Legends, and Madden NFL 24 will refuse to run on these PCs due to lack of TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot which these PCs will not have. The reason why they ran on this PC as seen in 8:38 and 9:17 was because it was running Windows 10.

My parents won’t let me pre builds are good but it depends on what type you get

Love this series. Ty for yhe content!

Been on a 2017 dell XPS 15 laptop (Pushing it to it's limits with 3D Rendering) and now I'm looking at building my first PC. That last point about seeing the community and perhaps not building right away is where I currently stand, I'm hooked and have been doing research for weeks and spending a lot of time putting together lists on PCPartPicker. I'm looking at getting a RTX 4070 Super and AMD R9 7900 CPU for Gaming/3D Rendering and I'm seeing reviews (moreso debates and comparisons) that mean almost nothing considering the big jump I'm taking, while still trying to not go past my budget. I get joy out of just that alone right now. It's always been a thing to see or hear about the greatness that is the PC Master Race and Nvidia, Intel or AMD, but I never really looked too much into it because of my preconceived notions (It's expensive or too Difficult), but actually researching parts and watching Build videos and learning more in-depth about it, I don't feel that way anymore. I'm not quite sure when I'm going to build one, but I know for sure It'll be my next big purchase.

I bought the cyber power gamer master you reviewed and it’s really good. The only problem is that the PSU has Coil Whine

I am straight up not building my own pc lol 🤷‍♂️

I never bought a pre built systems, Always choose my own parts by myself, Love your videos man, Learned a lot from you

Nice video bro

The PC building community is very awesome. PC building is my number 1 favorite hobby to do and I'm very happy to do it. I started learning how to build PC's a few years ago from watching a lot of videos on KZfaq and I memorized it. I build my own gaming PC yes I ran into some problems but I was able to fix them. After I built mine I built some more computers and sold them to people I also have some more PC cases for future builds so I can't wait to get the parts for them. Thank you very much to all you wonderful tech KZfaqrs y'all inspire me a ton. 😊😊😊😊

I agree with everything you have said, however I think you made the assembly a bit easier that it really is. I do realize that this was more of a why build your own as opposed to a detailed how to video. I do hope this inspires more people to build their own, it will not only help to save money for the initial build but also future upgrades.

FYI the 7800 XT is definitely bottlenecked by the 5600. I did build it 2 weeks ago and wasnt statsfied. Upgraded to a 5800x3D and o boy does the performance skyrocket. I would not recommend that build, you definitely want at least a 5600x3D to make us of the graca.

Super fun series! I'm not even building a PC

I love this series, very well-done, and the visual queues are perfect.

So I’m new to pc’s and stuff and I’m trying to get a cpu but I don’t know what to get for a 200$ budget

Pre build u will always have less power stuff cause ur paying for labor so build ur own at the same price always better.

i almost bought a prebuilt, but then i started to get into this stuff and i ended up building my own pc

i'd rather build my own pc with $500 than take the prebuilt option.

If your building a $500 gaming rig with an A580 and not an A770 or an RTX 2080 ti or a RX 6700 XT, all of which go for $250-$300. You suck at budget gaming builds, no offence.

My interest is in building a budget gamer that would support direct out for a Quest 3 (HL Alyx & other PC VR games/ports). Would this build support direct out (specifically, the A580's) - and is it robust enuf to handle VR?

Dude this video is great. Good edditing, music isint too loud. Good stuff man

Ironically you could just get a console for starfield

It's a shame that people that don't know anything about pc will buy this thanks for sharing

Great video!

Usually, any gaming PC isn't first one for most users. It means that you can transfer your Windows license from old PC to the new one.

"no cpu upgrade path" Except for that generation's I7 chips, and a handful of xeons.

Are prebuilts ever optimized? I notice atleast with my own pre-builts they seem to be consistently okay but My built had a much higher fps with the same graphics card,cpu, and ram, however it was widly way more lows, But Really informative Video! Showing my brother who is new to PC the difference between the two

Just bought this and I’m so pissed I wanna return this so bad but I need a pc

was doing some research for one of my clients on YT when your channel showed up and I gotta say, I really like your content. However, there were a couple of things I noticed that if fixed, would help you get more views and overall grow faster. Let me know if you're interested.