I just recieved my PC from redux yesterday and i am absolutely thrilled with it. looked it over good and couldnt find a single thing wrong with it. absolutely crushes terribly optimized games and is absolutely amazing.
Great video like always. Yes I got started with 3 ibuypower rdy systems after watching your channel a few years back. Since then I’ve built 3 of my own and some of my friends a pc. My case of choice is the white 011 dynamic evo XL with the stabilizing bracket removed. I’m still on the am4 platform. Running a Ryzen 7 5800x 3d with an ASUS rog strix 4080. 64 gb of ddr4 3600 ram, 1000 watt power supply, msi tomahawk WiFi max MOBO, LIAN li 360 aio with the sl120 fans to match. 2gb gen 4 m.2. And a 1gb gen 3 m.2 drive. LIAN li strimmer v2s.
Very informative video like literally every other single video, I was just wondering if you could do a video on european System integrators. As an european i would love that.
Hi Braethorn! I hope you are doing well and having a lovely holiday season. I'm a PC gamer who wants the best PC regardless of price. I fall in the category of Price is no Object. Can you do a video for us? I'm talking about pre-build PCs in the $3500 to $4500 range. I purchased my current PC from a company that produces various computer components many of which I use with my PC. This PC cost me a total of nearly $5000. After it arrived, I reviewed all of its components. Almost all were understandably from the company that built my PC. I was surprised by how many differed from the company's top-of-the-line products. I was expecting to discover their best-of-their-best products in a PC costing this amount. Thank you for your time, and I hope you will consider producing a video concerning my comment.
How about the "quality" stuff, like systems from Falcon Northwest? I was wondering if I select the components they use (minus their proprietary case) and put them in my own custom build gaming computer, will my performance have similar results to theirs?
I can build but...God are my builds ugly. And I hate that I have no talent for cable management or color matching. I've been honestly thinking of shelling out for a professional job.
I got my pc from Skytech it’s a custom mark 5 it’s good for the most part but when I stream apex it gets super laggy maybe one day I’ll save for a better rig and give this one away
best buy has some ibuypower rigs with 4070tis for $16-1750, should i jump on that or do you think it’s worth holding out to see if ibuypower will have something similar at that price for the holidays *ibuypower is currently out of all systems in that price range and have similar builds for more on their website
Should still be the seasonic gx-1200, which is what they used when I bought my power elite, but they switched to be quiet. I had a bad first experience with their dark power 1600. I would replace the be quiet with a seasonic px-1200… if I was purchasing a power elite now, just my 2 cents.
I will never understand the dead platform argument. People can just sell their old motherboard and CPU and put the purchase towards a new CPU and motherboard.
Most buyers looking for a pre-built are new to the hobby. Imagine if I didn't mention that and after a few months learning with their new system, they find out their system is based on an EOL platform with limited upgradeability. They might be comfortable with selling their old hardware, they might not. I don't make decisions for people, I just provide info :)
I just recieved my PC from redux yesterday and i am absolutely thrilled with it. looked it over good and couldnt find a single thing wrong with it. absolutely crushes terribly optimized games and is absolutely amazing.
How long was shipping ?
No matter how powerful a computer is, if a game is terribly optimized the computer will fail.
Great video like always.
Yes I got started with 3 ibuypower rdy systems after watching your channel a few years back. Since then I’ve built 3 of my own and some of my friends a pc. My case of choice is the white 011 dynamic evo XL with the stabilizing bracket removed. I’m still on the am4 platform. Running a Ryzen 7 5800x 3d with an ASUS rog strix 4080. 64 gb of ddr4 3600 ram, 1000 watt power supply, msi tomahawk WiFi max MOBO, LIAN li 360 aio with the sl120 fans to match. 2gb gen 4 m.2. And a 1gb gen 3 m.2 drive. LIAN li strimmer v2s.
PowerGPU has a special white power elite version coming up for Xmas!!! 🧑🎄
Oh sweet! I'll have to check that out
@@braethorn available 12.15.23; limited run … only 15!
Anyone wanna buy my power elite v1??🤣🤣
Very informative video like literally every other single video, I was just wondering if you could do a video on european System integrators. As an european i would love that.
What PC would you recommend to get to work with the Odyssey OLED G8? Also would the best option to invest into a 4K PC with that Monitor?
Nice shirt! YuYu Hakusho is one of my favorites. I also couldn't help but notice the Yusuke poster behind you in your videos.
ooh nice AIO and really good and it´s cool to see someone to offer pc with arc, eva prebuild wow i have only MB :c
Hi Braethorn! I hope you are doing well and having a lovely holiday season. I'm a PC gamer who wants the best PC regardless of price. I fall in the category of Price is no Object. Can you do a video for us? I'm talking about pre-build PCs in the $3500 to $4500 range. I purchased my current PC from a company that produces various computer components many of which I use with my PC. This PC cost me a total of nearly $5000. After it arrived, I reviewed all of its components. Almost all were understandably from the company that built my PC. I was surprised by how many differed from the company's top-of-the-line products. I was expecting to discover their best-of-their-best products in a PC costing this amount. Thank you for your time, and I hope you will consider producing a video concerning my comment.
How about the "quality" stuff, like systems from Falcon Northwest? I was wondering if I select the components they use (minus their proprietary case) and put them in my own custom build gaming computer, will my performance have similar results to theirs?
This video was focused on systems that are available to ship within about a week or less. I've covered FNW before :)
@@braethorn OK, cool. I was hoping that they will also have systems available for quick shipping during the holiday season like other SI's.
I wonder how hard it would be to turn a windows millennium desktop into a modern one?
I can build but...God are my builds ugly. And I hate that I have no talent for cable management or color matching. I've been honestly thinking of shelling out for a professional job.
Have you had any experience with AES Tech PC's?
I got my pc from Skytech it’s a custom mark 5 it’s good for the most part but when I stream apex it gets super laggy maybe one day I’ll save for a better rig and give this one away
What’s the specs you got
@@KeepingItFishy it came with an i5 13600k and 4060 ti
@@HonchoGaming4 i5s aren't great for streaming. You would need an i7 or i 9
best buy has some ibuypower rigs with 4070tis for $16-1750, should i jump on that or do you think it’s worth holding out to see if ibuypower will have something similar at that price for the holidays
*ibuypower is currently out of all systems in that price range and have similar builds for more on their website
I keep running into comments that buying iBuypower from third party vendors (i.e. BestBuy) leads to needless hairpulling.
What do you think about the specs on the Power Elite from PowerGpu? I was a little worried about the power supply.
Should still be the seasonic gx-1200, which is what they used when I bought my power elite, but they switched to be quiet. I had a bad first experience with their dark power 1600. I would replace the be quiet with a seasonic px-1200… if I was purchasing a power elite now, just my 2 cents.
how do the monthly payments work?
That will vary from one SI to another based on what financial service they carry.
Looking a no nonsense Gaming PC that has everything AMD, no b/s money hungry Intel/Nvidia garbage, suggestions?
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Yes, I suggest you actually provide more important info like a budget when soliciting for help lol
@@braethorn what can you suggest for a $2500 budget?
I will never understand the dead platform argument. People can just sell their old motherboard and CPU and put the purchase towards a new CPU and motherboard.
Most buyers looking for a pre-built are new to the hobby. Imagine if I didn't mention that and after a few months learning with their new system, they find out their system is based on an EOL platform with limited upgradeability. They might be comfortable with selling their old hardware, they might not. I don't make decisions for people, I just provide info :)
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