always just love to see ur content really was happy and proud to see u get the boot at the first try. but I guss u want the pc mostly for editing and if u plan to use ad premier then its cpu heavy for that reason u should have gone with 8 physical core like last gen 10gen i7 but in gaming that i5 will perform same as i7 and even better sometimes due higher single core performance. also 11gen over i5 doesnt make any sense overall a beast pc and anyone who just want to game and get stuff done should consider it and editing and other professional task users should really go with ryzen at least 8 core with gpu that fits ur professional need
Hey I was hoping u can help me build my first pc or help me find a good prebuilt pc , I don’t know anything about PCs and it would mean a lot if u can lend me a hand
@@vercetti1766 pre built will help u get graphic cards easily seeing current situation and if u can build ur pc then select appropriate parts required as per ur need for gaming, editing , or any specific tasks u need to choose accordingly . or if u want right now this gen laptops r also beast even for high end gaming and they can easily handle any editing tasks too. just to say legion 5pro 3070 amd5800h performs close a i9 9900k 2080 desktop for all kinds of work. if u can tell ur budget and specific need i can help or best go to discord of DAVE lee and Linus tech tips their u can specify ur budget and needs and then they will easily guid u . and we pepl there r sweety nerds of tech so they will tell u everything u need
It's nice to see a PC building video that doesn't try too hard for crazy RGB but rather a more minimalistic, functional, and cost-efficient PC build which is exactly what I went for as well! I also made the RipJaws choice for my RAM rather than the RGB corsair ones that almost everyone has which are like double the price which is crazy!
RGB RAM is not significantly more expensive than non-rgb variants. Of course, it's a totally valid thing to not like or want RGB in your build but RGB builds are popular because, for a lot of people, the few extra dollars are worth it, especially if your PC is part of your room showpiece. I have been looking into my case on a daily basis for a year now and it's still incredibly satisfying to look at.
@@GroudFrank Yes but try sleeping with on... -_- I've cut my wires to every single led fan and anything else with an led because of its. It's like a Christmas tree. Looks awesome at a club for a DJ or something but not in your room .
especially when its ur first time haha. Im actually trying to buiild a pc for myself but ofcourse nowadays u just gotta wait a loooong time to get all the right parts. still ive been watching alot of these pc builds and its always scary to see how 1st timers struggle to pull that lever down on the cpu. I guess I just gotta prepare for it when my time comes
This got recommended in my feed, and this is such a good watch too. I'm similar to your thought process towards building my first pc soon. And wow even a 3060 TI the card I have in mind.amd will also release integrated graphics this August the 5700g. I'll be getting that one and get the card when it goes to normal. Anyway, congrats! The amount of thought of your first build is good.
I remembered my girlfriend when first built her pc. She was so confused at first because I let choose her parts. 😅 while building it I couldn't look away because I fell in love all over again. The way she looks at the pins of the processor and the socket of the motherboard is so heart melting. Just like your pc build. ❤thank you for sharing this video.
Same here! Idk why it’s therapeutic to me to just watch people build their own pc especially their first one. I built my first pc a year ago and it’s been amazing!
It is really fun to watch people build their PC for the first time, it always remind me of myself, scared that I might broke some parts, but you did well. PC building will make you more knowledgeable down the road especially in troubleshooting when you encounter some problems, and about the cable, you can always manage them the next time you open up the PC for cleaning. Welcome to the club!!!!!
AS a pc builder myself , i can say that it is satisfying to see you taking the courage and build your first ever pc yourself , most people get scared of breaking or damaging some parts . Welcome to the PCMR word my friend . you can sell that Macbook now
I enjoyed seeing your build process. Especially watching you do a first time install of the CPU and Memory. Very cautious, I was the same way with my first build. The boot process is fun, waiting with anxiety to find out if the build was done correctly. Very Nice build with minimalist component choices, that will make for a PC that doesn't distract while doing work. You can always add a little customization with that better cooler for some subtle lighting. The Cooler Master 212 Evo RGB would be an excellent low cost option if there is clearance for the memory. There should be a spec available. If not, the CM Hyper 212 Evo V2 is offset for taller memory, but no lights. 😃👍
Still better than the verge pc build. Jokes aside, some important notes that I hope you're already aware of but are super important for all PC builds no matter if you have experience or not: Keep the plastic socket cover that popped off when you installed the motherboard; you need those for warranty You have pretty tall ram sticks, so in the future when you're looking at a cooler to install make sure you have enough clearance as lots of air coolers will stretch out over those sticks and if it doesn't clear or it contacts, it can damage your ram and even go so far as to melt the plastic in extreme cases (odds are won't happen, but why risk it). In all likelihood you'll just buy a cooler and find out you can't even get it on thanks to your ram, so remember your ram clearance specs, measure it if you have to, and if you can't be bothered then just go the AIO route. Guaranteed no clearance issues like that. Built in wifi on boards tends to suck imo, get a cheap pci-e wifi card. Those go into the smaller by 1 slots usually underneath where the graphics cards go, and are really easy to install. Some require internal usb connectors, so if your motherboard doesn't have enough usb 2.0 headers make sure you get an INTERNAL USB hub. Some cheaper but very solid ones with wifi and bluetooth are the Asus PCIE AC55-BT, but others work fine. TP-Link and some other brands are also very reputable. You can do a bit more for cable management! A little imagination goes a long way, so try finding the closest grommets to route the cables through so it reaches the motherboard with as little excess sticking out as possible. It's scary the first time because you don't really know how much your cables can bend before you're damaging something, but computer parts are hardier than they look. As long as you're not wrenching a port (use your hands to hold and bend cables don't try to bend it with the port holding it in place) you should be fine. Try and tuck that cooler fan cable away somewhere a little more discreet and it'll really improve the look of your computer. Final notes: when you get ahold of your graphics card down the line, don't forget to move your display cable to the output in the graphics card, otherwise you'll never actually be using said graphics card. And once you do, do look into adding a few more fans to the front of your case. You have a nice big front panel with that chassis, so make use of that.
** Also just personally though i would eneble the CPU Fan Fail Warning Control in the Bios just in case if your CPU Fan fails you'll be notified ** I know I'm late for the video but glad you build your own pc it's an awesome experience but sadly with the prices now gpu is so hard to get at msrp but if I'm honest this is just some things imp glad you did and things I think you should have done sorry if I'm talking a lot imp just really into pc xD thought I'm not an expert +Glad you did this - Build it on the motherboard box - Great Air Flow Case - Many other things couldn't mention it all lol + Wish You did/Change - Get an AMD Instead of Intel not saying its wrong but much better price per performance - Get a Semi Modular PSU cause it will still be easy to cable manage and also cheaper - the CPU Fan Logo is not right side up (this is just for looks just yeah xD) - you probably could have try to hide the cables at the lower side of your motherboard like the audio cable, front panel cable, etc Not sure if you enable the XMP profile though just going to mention this in case you didn't because if you didn't your memory WILL NOT run in 3200mhz just mentionning just in the video you said trying to eneble XMP but didn't really see it xD That's it from me Sorry if i seems abit weird but yeah xD
that's why i love the internet, you can just create a powerful thing with just a in depth research and the help of a friend, well done! I can only imagine how pumped you are to get the gpu, it's a game changer
When you get a gpu, I highly recommend you put some corsair 120mm fans on the front and get an aio to mount for the cpu as that will look and perform great 👍
Hey if you want a 3060ti. The only reasonable way is to wait at micro center for approximately 2.5 hours before opening time, and get a card. Shipments are random. Some could have only 3090s, some could have a variety, some could only have 3060s, etc. (On Thursdays, sometimes Tuesdays) Good luck!
Great build! A lot of room for expansion, which is awesome. You should definetly look into getting at least one extra case fan to get some airflow going, you're taking heat out, but not taking fresh air in.
Y’all I remember building my ox and it was an absolute nightmare my cpu and mother board were damaged upon arrival and I couldn’t send them back it’s so fun but can be frustrating
Many retailers are not bothering to update inventory online because of scalpers. If you really want try going into a store like Canada Computers, and seeing if they have any in stock. That's how I was able to get mine this past winter. If they don't have any, you can always ask if you can put a deposit down on one.
Randomly got this recommended. Not bad, putting that latch down is always nerve wrecking though. I've built five PC's so far and that's still the part that scares me the most.
Nice rig! It's kinda best to just buy prebuilt cause of the gpu shortage but if you wanna have the experience to build a pc then well you definitely had fun!
Ayyy you can finally Call, Text, look at pics, control your phone, Copy & paste, control apps ALL from your PC! (If you're using samsung phone that is)!
Very nice build! Congrats on building your first PC! You honestly did a really good job considering it was your first time. Definitely loving the content! Keep up the good work!
It is so cute to watch this video after watching some other channels that are specifically dedicated to PC building, love it, remembered me when I build my first PC.
disagree with some choices on it mostly the integrated wifi as a "need" on the motherboard but other than that it is a good built it yourself NAS computer sadly with the normal 4 SATA ports that NASes usually have.
@@smartglasses4532 She said that she wanted WiFi on the motherboard. I disagree with that. For Wifi it is cheaper to get a add-on / expansion card for it than have it built into the motherboard for most types of WiFi. The second point was about the lack of SATA ports. Being 4 instead of the normal 6 on Intel boards. Really unless she wants to have more than 4 SATA connected hard drives it is a mute point. Most consumers only use 1 maybe 2. The reason why 6 is standard is Intel didn't want to define the spec from years ago so kept it the same. She had another video of her getting a NAS and semi set up of it. So my point of lack of SATA ports is kind of invalid. To build her own it is a lack of them to have her own in another system it is enough.
Good for you, it looks great. I would suggest moving that one fan to the front as an intake or buy a fan or two for the front. Having only one exhaust fan an no intakes creates negative pressure.
1 tip that you should use to ensure the setup process goes smoothly is to not overclock anything before setting up windows and all of its updates. But luckily nothing interfered with you. This is because when overclocking you can run in to booting issues. But after everything is done you can overclock to your heart's content.
Well the cyrpto boom supposedly just ended so they should be on the used market right now. IF you are willing to get a used GPU then it should be easy to find a good deal soon.
@@sammi5801 again if you don't mind used ebay has the RTX 3070s for what seems like 750USD to 1200USD right now, Unsure about condition of the cards but the price is right for the used market at this moment.
It is great knowing that young women are also taking the path of computer science! You are setting a very good example by making these videos 🤠 Well done 💪💪
You might want to upgrade the cpu cooler as your system is going to rely on the CPU heavily under video editing. Also, get some Artic P12 fans. They are very good in terms of cooling performance and value.
Yeah i wanted to build a pc at the beginning of the year and i still don't have a graphiccard. At this point i think to myself i just stop trying for now and try it at the end of the year again.
@@silloweet Nah first of all you probably life in the USA wich makes shipping extremly expensive and i got a 3060 for around the same price just one day after making this comment.
@John Town it isn't enough though. It's like barely putting peanut butter on one side of the bread. Hoping that it'll spread into the other one. Yeah it spreads but it isn't enough.
@@akshaydraj it is now. But in the future. Apps will consume much higher. So there's a possibility that your thermal paste dried. And it doesn't help the temp.
@@dwaynebaniqued2562 it's actually enough, a lot of companies have the pre applied thermal paste are perfect because they're well calculated and spread evenly on the surface are, the problem is when they sit long enough in store they become dry and won't dispatch heat well.
Great Video I hope you use your pc to the fullest to increase your productivity and quality. I'm also getting a new system and hopefully will get to do videos in my summer break. Good Luck !
You did very well for a first build! Personally I would recommend prioritizing a great motherboard. In that case it would be easier to upgrade the pc if you´re planning to.
Building a computer for the First Time! is an awesome experience! Fresh Install of Windows! That Feeling of A Fresh New Computer with Nothing on it Yet! Nothing quite like it! Gratz!
This'll be my second build but ima call this my first because it has an RTX 3060 TI and an i5 11400F and it'll be my best build ever built. I love the build, you did amazingly on it. Congratulations on your first build!
nice set up! I had to pay scalper price for a 3060 ti because of work related stuff. I do hope you manage to find the needle in the haystack. It's extremely difficult to find a good gpu due to the shortage. But good luck!
I got the Phanteks Eclipse P350X, and I LOVE IT. looks almost identical to yours except it has 3 rgb leds. Its the perfect amount of rgb, it looks elegant without overdoing it.
You forgot to put thermal paste on cpu which is very important in transfering heat to the fan to avoid crashing. But it isn't the end of the world. Modern cpu(s) will attempt to shut down before reaching temperature at which damage occurs, and before that, they will slow themselves down. Unless cpu fan has already thermal paste put in it that's good, hope your cpu fan has it.
omg I am building a pc too! Actually 2 new ones haha. My first one three years ago looked almost the same as yours! Don't hold your breath for a 30 series nvidia gpu until early to mid next year, the chip shortage is pretty severe for nvidia. A fan upgrade is definitely ++ for better thermals so that your cpu lasts longer and your pc is quieter. Seems like looks is not important so recommend Noctua. That is what I have in my first pc.
I was lucky that I built my first right before the pandemic so it was easy to get my hands on parts for retail price. went for a black and white theme with teal rgb, a white case
I just saw a thing that you can fix and is the RAMS comes with 2133 Hz and you can change it depending of your rams, you can upload them, you should switch it and your pc goes more fast :) ( but first check the manual and whats the capacity of your rams) :3
What do you mean by unlocking the 11500? You don't have a K cpu or a Z590 chipset motherboard. Do you mean that you have had to lock the 11500 max power usage so that it doesn't over heat and throttle due to the stock cooler? The stock cooler should be good enough to where that doesn't happen. You should really only look at upgrading the cpu cooler if the noise bothers you and also if the cpu is reaching mid to 80s and above while you're using it.
I've been using a PC forever but never really understand what limits what and to choose everything that work together ... Great job! Never have the courage to DIY one.
Here's my new video on making my PC aesthetic & functional! ruclips.net/video/fcioG0gz9cQ/видео.html
think you forgot to put thermal paste?
wooahh you are niceee
always just love to see ur content really was happy and proud to see u get the boot at the first try. but I guss u want the pc mostly for editing and if u plan to use ad premier then its cpu heavy for that reason u should have gone with 8 physical core like last gen 10gen i7 but in gaming that i5 will perform same as i7 and even better sometimes due higher single core performance. also 11gen over i5 doesnt make any sense overall a beast pc and anyone who just want to game and get stuff done should consider it and editing and other professional task users should really go with ryzen at least 8 core with gpu that fits ur professional need
Hey I was hoping u can help me build my first pc or help me find a good prebuilt pc , I don’t know anything about PCs and it would mean a lot if u can lend me a hand
@@vercetti1766 pre built will help u get graphic cards easily seeing current situation and if u can build ur pc then select appropriate parts required as per ur need for gaming, editing , or any specific tasks u need to choose accordingly . or if u want right now this gen laptops r also beast even for high end gaming and they can easily handle any editing tasks too. just to say legion 5pro 3070 amd5800h performs close a i9 9900k 2080 desktop for all kinds of work. if u can tell ur budget and specific need i can help or best go to discord of DAVE lee and Linus tech tips their u can specify ur budget and needs and then they will easily guid u . and we pepl there r sweety nerds of tech so they will tell u everything u need
It's nice to see a PC building video that doesn't try too hard for crazy RGB but rather a more minimalistic, functional, and cost-efficient PC build which is exactly what I went for as well! I also made the RipJaws choice for my RAM rather than the RGB corsair ones that almost everyone has which are like double the price which is crazy!
corsair rgb pro’s are like £10 more, but rgb doesn’t really matter in the end tho
RGB RAM is not significantly more expensive than non-rgb variants. Of course, it's a totally valid thing to not like or want RGB in your build but RGB builds are popular because, for a lot of people, the few extra dollars are worth it, especially if your PC is part of your room showpiece. I have been looking into my case on a daily basis for a year now and it's still incredibly satisfying to look at.
@@GroudFrank Yes but try sleeping with on... -_- I've cut my wires to every single led fan and anything else with an led because of its. It's like a Christmas tree. Looks awesome at a club for a DJ or something but not in your room .
i have 32gb of corsair but no rgb i wasn't trying to pay extra for lights but it makes my black theme good
@@gothixxx12 Just put it on sleep lol.
It cool to see that you did a lot of research before building the pc. Definitely looks like you knew what you were doing enough. Great job!
thank you so much!
not enough to buy fans for 20 bucks. The poor pc's thermals.
Congrats on your first build! I was so excited when I made my first PC. Welcome to the club. 🙂
Thank you!
Putting the latch down on intel cpu’s is always the scariest part first time.
crunch
especially when its ur first time haha. Im actually trying to buiild a pc for myself but ofcourse nowadays u just gotta wait a loooong time to get all the right parts. still ive been watching alot of these pc builds and its always scary to see how 1st timers struggle to pull that lever down on the cpu. I guess I just gotta prepare for it when my time comes
picking up an AMD one is way scarier, drop it and boom bent pins
@@edwardchen9286 same with intel
just use your thum it's ez
I just built my first PC too!! was so hard finding a graphics card in Australia haha thanks for the video Ella
My father is an IT guy graphics cards come and do i wish you were in the local area so i could’ve given you one
@@sophiebrennan4823 haha no stress! it is what it is with the current market
That’s funny I bought my graphics card from a guy in Australia but I live all the way in Canada 😂
@@micheE2001 no way!! Rip me man haha
@@sophiebrennan4823 yo Fr Im just tryna get an 8GB card for my first build
Yay! Ella is back with her highly awaited video 😍❤️Great as always! 👏👏🤜🤛😍❤️
Yay! Thank you!
Loving the excitement and energy here. Grats on the new rig!
This got recommended in my feed, and this is such a good watch too. I'm similar to your thought process towards building my first pc soon. And wow even a 3060 TI the card I have in mind.amd will also release integrated graphics this August the 5700g. I'll be getting that one and get the card when it goes to normal.
Anyway, congrats! The amount of thought of your first build is good.
Shut up
@@michaeltsang548 gonna cry?
Awesome PC build! I built my first one just 2 years ago and the experience has been amazing! I was very nervous when I first built it lol
thank you!
LMAO the intense shaking when trying to push down the CPU bracket
LAMAO.
@@MrSporkster LLAMAO.
@@kaarukun1651 LLAMAMAO.
@@MrSporkster LLAMAMAMAO
@@jesushatsunemiku6165 well now you're just being silly. :P
I remembered my girlfriend when first built her pc. She was so confused at first because I let choose her parts. 😅 while building it I couldn't look away because I fell in love all over again. The way she looks at the pins of the processor and the socket of the motherboard is so heart melting. Just like your pc build. ❤thank you for sharing this video.
Finally! Join the PC building club, I'm here getting second hand excitement while watching 😃
Same here! Idk why it’s therapeutic to me to just watch people build their own pc especially their first one. I built my first pc a year ago and it’s been amazing!
@Ram Ranch oh no... im getting second hand depression
Be proud you built that. Great job. Everyone starts somewhere. :)
She did really well! Hell...even better than my first time building one
i literally did not understand anything in this video but these videos are just so satisfing for me to watch so thank you hahaha!!
It is really fun to watch people build their PC for the first time, it always remind me of myself, scared that I might broke some parts, but you did well. PC building will make you more knowledgeable down the road especially in troubleshooting when you encounter some problems, and about the cable, you can always manage them the next time you open up the PC for cleaning. Welcome to the club!!!!!
Was getting bored but you just save me❤️💯✨
haha thanks for watching!
Ahh I've been thinking about building a PC so your video came at the perfect time!!
yay! vlog your build I wanna see it lol
hey do you want me to build a better pc?
So nice to hear that you really got the right choices when you did youre purchase, Good girl!
Nothing more satisfying that turning on your first PC build and it turning on :)
You did well!
Do you even know how to build a pc. Your probs the next verge builder.
why are you everywhere and how did u get here
@@jaredkarl222 lol you've probably never built one yourself
@@jaredkarl222 damn 128gb 😳
@@jamjam91171 lol, it’s a good setup
AS a pc builder myself , i can say that it is satisfying to see you taking the courage and build your first ever pc yourself , most people get scared of breaking or damaging some parts .
Welcome to the PCMR word my friend . you can sell that Macbook now
I enjoyed seeing your build process. Especially watching you do a first time install of the CPU and Memory.
Very cautious, I was the same way with my first build. The boot process is fun, waiting with anxiety to find out if the build was done correctly.
Very Nice build with minimalist component choices, that will make for a PC that doesn't distract while doing work. You can always add a little customization with that better cooler for some subtle lighting.
The Cooler Master 212 Evo RGB would be an excellent low cost option if there is clearance for the memory. There should be a spec available.
If not, the CM Hyper 212 Evo V2 is offset for taller memory, but no lights.
😃👍
Still better than the verge pc build.
Jokes aside, some important notes that I hope you're already aware of but are super important for all PC builds no matter if you have experience or not:
Keep the plastic socket cover that popped off when you installed the motherboard; you need those for warranty
You have pretty tall ram sticks, so in the future when you're looking at a cooler to install make sure you have enough clearance as lots of air coolers will stretch out over those sticks and if it doesn't clear or it contacts, it can damage your ram and even go so far as to melt the plastic in extreme cases (odds are won't happen, but why risk it). In all likelihood you'll just buy a cooler and find out you can't even get it on thanks to your ram, so remember your ram clearance specs, measure it if you have to, and if you can't be bothered then just go the AIO route. Guaranteed no clearance issues like that.
Built in wifi on boards tends to suck imo, get a cheap pci-e wifi card. Those go into the smaller by 1 slots usually underneath where the graphics cards go, and are really easy to install. Some require internal usb connectors, so if your motherboard doesn't have enough usb 2.0 headers make sure you get an INTERNAL USB hub. Some cheaper but very solid ones with wifi and bluetooth are the Asus PCIE AC55-BT, but others work fine. TP-Link and some other brands are also very reputable.
You can do a bit more for cable management! A little imagination goes a long way, so try finding the closest grommets to route the cables through so it reaches the motherboard with as little excess sticking out as possible. It's scary the first time because you don't really know how much your cables can bend before you're damaging something, but computer parts are hardier than they look. As long as you're not wrenching a port (use your hands to hold and bend cables don't try to bend it with the port holding it in place) you should be fine. Try and tuck that cooler fan cable away somewhere a little more discreet and it'll really improve the look of your computer.
Final notes: when you get ahold of your graphics card down the line, don't forget to move your display cable to the output in the graphics card, otherwise you'll never actually be using said graphics card. And once you do, do look into adding a few more fans to the front of your case. You have a nice big front panel with that chassis, so make use of that.
lol thanks yes I'm continuously learning about PCs :)
** Also just personally though i would eneble the CPU Fan Fail Warning Control in the Bios just in case if your CPU Fan fails you'll be notified **
I know I'm late for the video but glad you build your own pc it's an awesome experience but sadly with the prices now gpu is so hard to get at msrp but if I'm honest this is just some things imp glad you did and things I think you should have done sorry if I'm talking a lot imp just really into pc xD thought I'm not an expert
+Glad you did this
- Build it on the motherboard box
- Great Air Flow Case
- Many other things couldn't mention it all lol
+ Wish You did/Change
- Get an AMD Instead of Intel not saying its wrong but much better price per performance
- Get a Semi Modular PSU cause it will still be easy to cable manage and also cheaper
- the CPU Fan Logo is not right side up (this is just for looks just yeah xD)
- you probably could have try to hide the cables at the lower side of your motherboard like the audio cable, front panel cable, etc
Not sure if you enable the XMP profile though just going to mention this in case you didn't because if you didn't your memory WILL NOT run in 3200mhz just mentionning just in the video you said trying to eneble XMP but didn't really see it xD
That's it from me Sorry if i seems abit weird but yeah xD
She said in the video that her first choice is Amd 5600x but the gpu she wants is not available and it has no igpu. Maybe she doesn’t like the 3400g.
that's why i love the internet, you can just create a powerful thing with just a in depth research and the help of a friend, well done! I can only imagine how pumped you are to get the gpu, it's a game changer
When you get a gpu, I highly recommend you put some corsair 120mm fans on the front and get an aio to mount for the cpu as that will look and perform great 👍
Get a cheap tower cooler instead, an AIO is wasted in such a case without an Overclockable CPU.
@@eden1925 true but if you ever upgrade, you will be able to use the aio with that
@@oscarstephenson2145 Yeah, but the water evaporates over time and a decent air cooler is better than an aio
thanks for the tips!
@@eden1925 I wouldn’t say better but i would say the same but air is still better if u get a good one
That's a very huge box.
Congrats on your first build!
4:38 RGB wasn't worth it. Finally Someone Smart . Function Over Form Always
rgb makes pc 3x faster how didnt you know this
@@rastooooo it makes your brain 3x slower, so it feels as if the PC is 3x faster. XD
@@KicstarV noob
@@KicstarV B)
lolll
Hey if you want a 3060ti. The only reasonable way is to wait at micro center for approximately 2.5 hours before opening time, and get a card. Shipments are random. Some could have only 3090s, some could have a variety, some could only have 3060s, etc. (On Thursdays, sometimes Tuesdays) Good luck!
Great build! A lot of room for expansion, which is awesome. You should definetly look into getting at least one extra case fan to get some airflow going, you're taking heat out, but not taking fresh air in.
yes, definitely later on
You may have made some sacrifices when budgeting this build to cut costs but it’s very impressive how much you seem to know your stuff, like seriously
2:20 I almost passed out after seeing that lmao
You did amazing I love you channel
Omg I'm so happy for you
tysm!
You just earned a subscriber for getting that phanteks case. So many newbie builders always go for that one NZXT case that has terrible airflow.
Y’all I remember building my ox and it was an absolute nightmare my cpu and mother board were damaged upon arrival and I couldn’t send them back it’s so fun but can be frustrating
you did better than Verge 👍
I also couldn't get a gpu so i got the ryzen 5 3400 g for now while i wait for the prices of gpu to go down which will probably be next year
Many retailers are not bothering to update inventory online because of scalpers. If you really want try going into a store like Canada Computers, and seeing if they have any in stock. That's how I was able to get mine this past winter. If they don't have any, you can always ask if you can put a deposit down on one.
Randomly got this recommended. Not bad, putting that latch down is always nerve wrecking though. I've built five PC's so far and that's still the part that scares me the most.
Nice rig! It's kinda best to just buy prebuilt cause of the gpu shortage but if you wanna have the experience to build a pc then well you definitely had fun!
I feel happy for you although I have a 4gb ram and an old processor on my PC.
one can say how much research you've done before putting all those parts together!!
satisfying to watch
Imagine getting a heart in your comment from ella. Constantly watching here in the Philippines. :)
@@cjpayag Stock cooler has pre-applied thermal paste
It feels amazing 😻
I hope i can build my first pc someday, its fun. i see you smile when you build your pc, really fun to watch
"RGB wasn't worth it". Now you are my favorite youtuber... I mean, my favorite human being alive.
What??? RGB can give you 10000+ fps
@@rpgamezzz270 yea but not worth it just watch Xqc's stream and he will explain why
lolll
Ayyy you can finally Call, Text, look at pics, control your phone, Copy & paste, control apps ALL from your PC! (If you're using samsung phone that is)!
Very nice build! Congrats on building your first PC! You honestly did a really good job considering it was your first time. Definitely loving the content! Keep up the good work!
It is so cute to watch this video after watching some other channels that are specifically dedicated to PC building, love it, remembered me when I build my first PC.
Glad you like it!
Its not an high end pc but it still worth watching, so soothing and interesting
disagree with some choices on it mostly the integrated wifi as a "need" on the motherboard but other than that it is a good built it yourself NAS computer sadly with the normal 4 SATA ports that NASes usually have.
@@yumri4 how do you get to know what all that means, i wanna build a pc but all i see is , 600 ahsjwb kshwvsi auage8eei, i dont understand.
@@smartglasses4532 She said that she wanted WiFi on the motherboard. I disagree with that. For Wifi it is cheaper to get a add-on / expansion card for it than have it built into the motherboard for most types of WiFi.
The second point was about the lack of SATA ports. Being 4 instead of the normal 6 on Intel boards. Really unless she wants to have more than 4 SATA connected hard drives it is a mute point. Most consumers only use 1 maybe 2. The reason why 6 is standard is Intel didn't want to define the spec from years ago so kept it the same.
She had another video of her getting a NAS and semi set up of it. So my point of lack of SATA ports is kind of invalid. To build her own it is a lack of them to have her own in another system it is enough.
Good for you, it looks great. I would suggest moving that one fan to the front as an intake or buy a fan or two for the front. Having only one exhaust fan an no intakes creates negative pressure.
Thanks for the tips!
Yess, welcome to the pc master race
1 tip that you should use to ensure the setup process goes smoothly is to not overclock anything before setting up windows and all of its updates. But luckily nothing interfered with you. This is because when overclocking you can run in to booting issues. But after everything is done you can overclock to your heart's content.
By the time I can finally get my hands on an RTX 3080, Nvidia would've already released their RTX 4080 💀
Well the cyrpto boom supposedly just ended so they should be on the used market right now. IF you are willing to get a used GPU then it should be easy to find a good deal soon.
lolll
@@yumri4 Really? I'm hoping this is true because I'm definitely going to start building my computer later this year.
@@sammi5801 again if you don't mind used ebay has the RTX 3070s for what seems like 750USD to 1200USD right now, Unsure about condition of the cards but the price is right for the used market at this moment.
It is great knowing that young women are also taking the path of computer science!
You are setting a very good example by making these videos 🤠
Well done 💪💪
You might want to upgrade the cpu cooler as your system is going to rely on the CPU heavily under video editing. Also, get some Artic P12 fans. They are very good in terms of cooling performance and value.
Im building a pc for gaming but I love seeing people build for other reasons other than just gaming. Came out great! :)
2:18 ah shit here we go again with the noob pc builder vs the lever 😂
Wait till the verge come in with a crow bar.
Yea I got anxiety when I build my first intel pc especially the 'krik' sound when pushing the lever xD
its like cutting the wires of a timebomb,
XD the first time build-shivers!! ahahh i feel la .
Nice job on the PC but can I just say why where you struggling so much while closing the CPU cap😂. You were shaking so much.
yeah...there was a lot of tension
Great video your excitement for this build is awesome.
thank you!
Lol, 1st time on building a PC and can't find any graphics card that you want
Exactly just like me 😂
Yeah i wanted to build a pc at the beginning of the year and i still don't have a graphiccard. At this point i think to myself i just stop trying for now and try it at the end of the year again.
@@Madelsamzocken if you want you can sell me all the parts, i dont need a gpu
@@Madelsamzocken buy prebuilt then
@@Madelsamzocken I’ll sell you a gtx 1650 for $500
@@silloweet Nah first of all you probably life in the USA wich makes shipping extremly expensive and i got a 3060 for around the same price just one day after making this comment.
I just ordered my pc parts and now I'm watching these types of videos and waiting for delivery
Damn I miss that feeling, pure excitement and joy when it finally arrives, enjoy mate!
2:24 You must put there the thermal paste, in every PC it is like that, you should get one. Congratulations! 😀🎉
@John Town it isn't enough though. It's like barely putting peanut butter on one side of the bread. Hoping that it'll spread into the other one. Yeah it spreads but it isn't enough.
@@dwaynebaniqued2562 it's more than enough if you're not a heavy overclocker
@@akshaydraj it is now. But in the future. Apps will consume much higher. So there's a possibility that your thermal paste dried. And it doesn't help the temp.
@@dwaynebaniqued2562 u can upgrade it in future for now it's good
@@dwaynebaniqued2562 it's actually enough, a lot of companies have the pre applied thermal paste are perfect because they're well calculated and spread evenly on the surface are, the problem is when they sit long enough in store they become dry and won't dispatch heat well.
Really nice video! Waiting for customizing Windows video!😍
3rd, so cute and aesthethic
thank you!
Look at you all happy, doing what you wanted for do. making me happy seeing you happy. Plus I'm low key crushing haha!!!
🤣
I don't care about the build. I just want to watch her while she build.
what ?
Creep...
@@domainmojo2162 sorry but she is so cute
I have the same case on my R5 3600 setup. P300A is amazing for airflow after installing 2x Arctic P14 as front intake.
Dang you’re the coolest girl I’ve ever seen
lol thank you!
Great Video I hope you use your pc to the fullest to increase your productivity and quality.
I'm also getting a new system and hopefully will get to do videos in my summer break.
Good Luck !
Something other than a ryzen 5 5800x and generic expensive graphics card is so rare to see in 2021
@Crimson Gaming well yeah it's a good build, it's just that it's everywhere
Awesome build!! 👌 🥰👍🏻👍🏻
Bp jennie 😍
You need to put on the XMP profile for the ram in bios so it can go to its best timings and frequency.
You won't find a 3060ti for a while. Best of going AMD if you want a card soonish. 6700xt is the rough equivalent
Sooo ... cool to watch this video Miss Ella !!!
Kinda like to do the same like putting up your own CPU set up !!!
You did very well for a first build! Personally I would recommend prioritizing a great motherboard. In that case it would be easier to upgrade the pc if you´re planning to.
I have everything I need for my pc except the gpu 😖😭 you did amazing!! looks awesome
Amazing video! Can you do a room setup Tour and what's in ur backpack next? Keep up the amazing content!!!
Building a computer for the First Time! is an awesome experience!
Fresh Install of Windows!
That Feeling of A Fresh New Computer with Nothing on it Yet! Nothing quite like it!
Gratz!
This'll be my second build but ima call this my first because it has an RTX 3060 TI and an i5 11400F and it'll be my best build ever built.
I love the build, you did amazingly on it. Congratulations on your first build!
I love how the music is the same one itsjerian used for his pc build video
nice set up! I had to pay scalper price for a 3060 ti because of work related stuff. I do hope you manage to find the needle in the haystack. It's extremely difficult to find a good gpu due to the shortage. But good luck!
I never know what any of this is but I still love watching your videos
I got the Phanteks Eclipse P350X, and I LOVE IT. looks almost identical to yours except it has 3 rgb leds. Its the perfect amount of rgb, it looks elegant without overdoing it.
You forgot to put thermal paste on cpu which is very important in transfering heat to the fan to avoid crashing. But it isn't the end of the world. Modern cpu(s) will attempt to shut down before reaching temperature at which damage occurs, and before that, they will slow themselves down. Unless cpu fan has already thermal paste put in it that's good, hope your cpu fan has it.
omg I am building a pc too! Actually 2 new ones haha. My first one three years ago looked almost the same as yours!
Don't hold your breath for a 30 series nvidia gpu until early to mid next year, the chip shortage is pretty severe for nvidia.
A fan upgrade is definitely ++ for better thermals so that your cpu lasts longer and your pc is quieter. Seems like looks is not important so recommend Noctua. That is what I have in my first pc.
I was lucky that I built my first right before the pandemic so it was easy to get my hands on parts for retail price. went for a black and white theme with teal rgb, a white case
thank you for the video! i’m currently researching myself and i have no idea what i’m doing lol
That's part of the learning experience.
finally a person that knows something before doing there 1st build
I just saw a thing that you can fix and is the RAMS comes with 2133 Hz and you can change it depending of your rams, you can upload them, you should switch it and your pc goes more fast :) ( but first check the manual and whats the capacity of your rams) :3
Hey. I love your videos. Keep posting.
Thank you, I will!
The editing skills too🥶
7:55 Standard reaction :) Same energy I'll have when I build my PC
If you want rgb on o budget you can get 3ft LED light strips from five below and stick them somewhere inside your PC
this deserves sm more likes than it does😭😭🙇🏻♀️🙇🏻♀️🙇🏻♀️
What do you mean by unlocking the 11500? You don't have a K cpu or a Z590 chipset motherboard. Do you mean that you have had to lock the 11500 max power usage so that it doesn't over heat and throttle due to the stock cooler? The stock cooler should be good enough to where that doesn't happen. You should really only look at upgrading the cpu cooler if the noise bothers you and also if the cpu is reaching mid to 80s and above while you're using it.
I've been using a PC forever but never really understand what limits what and to choose everything that work together ... Great job! Never have the courage to DIY one.
That is why most people go to PC Part Picker. The website automatically tells you if the parts work together.