PC case Case and MOBO = 2:32 Case and GPU = 3:23 Case and CPU Cooler = 3:59 Case and PSU 4:23 Case and Storage = 5:23 Motherboard MOBO and CPU = 6:00 MOBO and RAM = 6:53 MOBO and GPU = 7:40 MOBO and CPU Cooler = 8:05 MOBO and PSU = 8:22 MOBO and Storage = 8:57 CPU CPU and CPU cooler = 10:37 CPU and PSU = 11:15 RAM RAM and CPU cooler = 11:40 GPU GPU and PSU = 12:44 CPU Cooler CPU cooler and PSU = 13:52 PSU PSU and Storage = 14:12 MOBO = Motherboard GPU = Graphics Card PSU = Power Supply Unit
I think what bitwit did here is the best way to explain it, however first use PC Part Picker site as a reference. Draw with colors the octagon on a paper or app and start checking the connection compatibility lines and you're done with a bit of research.
That's a lot of information crammed into 15 minutes of commentary. Ever think about adding a link to your script in the description? It would make it a lot easier to reference.
Well he's kind of relying on the fact that you at least have basic computer knowledge so if you didn't understand then maybe I suggest a beginner tutorial?
Jacob Zicot exactly. I understand some of y’all are beginners, and there ain’t nothing wrong with that. But, the stuff he’s referring to is common knowledge, and he just spits in in baby words. Not dissing you man, just saying, if you didn’t understand majority of the elements, I’d recommend learning what’s going in you computer.
I Hope This Helps :) PSU = Power Supply Unit GPU = Graphics Processing Unit MOBO = Motherboard RAM = Random Access Memory CPU = Central Processing Unit CPU Cooler = Central Processing Unit Cooler
@@huskobyte PSU: Converts outlet power into the different cables needed for your parts GPU: Handles graphics calculations. Some CPUs have one built in (Integrated Graphics). Integrated graphics will work great for desk work, but won't be able to run many modern games at decent settings. MOBO: Everything plugs into this RAM: Stores temporary data used to run programs, nothing is saved here permanently. If you plan on gaming you probably need at least 8 GB. CPU: "Brain" of your PC. CPU Cooler: Keeps the CPU cool, as it its probably the hottest part in your build.
You know, whenever I watch one of these videos they start off by saying don't worry, anyone can understand this tutorial! And then 3 minutes in I'm banging my head against the wall trying to figure out what they are talking about
hmmmm I thought I knew enough to build my own pc aparently not. i have watched around 75/100 youtube video's (about pc's) but together they dont even include this much information.
i know how you feel Ranec Engelsman, apparently I've only scratch the surface info previous to this video. I need to assemble this pc before cyber Monday!!! what r u using your PC for? mines mainly for music production and a bit of gaming.
Aw man this helped a TON. I didn’t even know where to begin when it came to knowing what goes with what, but this taught me exactly what I need to know to narrow things down based on my pre-existing case. For anyone confused, just draw up the octagon he described. It also helps to at least know what each part does and how it goes together...
Don't forget to pay attention to the height of 2.5" drives, as not all 2.5" drives are the same height (SSDs are usually 7mm, hard drives are typically 9.5mm). Some cases (Mini ITX cases in particular) will have mounting locations that are only 7mm high, preventing the mounting of spinning platter-type hard drives.
Alpha Jax hi can you help me my Friend is selling me a gaming. pc here are the specs Assembled gaming PC with 1GB XFX ATI Radeon High Definition 4600 Graphic card. CPU/Processor: Core 2 Duo 2.34GHz RAM: 2GB DDR2 HDD: 160 GB Motherboard: Biostar G31M Graphic card: 1GB XFX ATI Radeon HD 4600 (DVI, HDMI, VGA) Cabinet: Zebronics with SMPS Brand: Assembled PC Chasis fan: 1 Extra cabinet fan: 1 can I play arkham knight on it?
Yeah for a first time builder or even experienced builder it's a good idea to start with or refer to their recommended builds. Check the comments, and be careful, as the automatic filters pick the cheapest parts which are not always the best choice.
Just a Tiger thing the point of an acronym is to have a shortcut, if you don’t even understand the original phrase what tf are you gonna do with the shortcut
I knew nothing about these terms a week ago. I am not a techie, and now I am familiar with most of these now by doing research and watching multiple vids. Still am not comfortable building a PC just yet, though lol.
Hah yeah I just ordered parts 2 days ago and was thinking the same thing. I think I'll be alright but guess I'll see. Didn't check between front panel & mobo but panel is pretty standard (few USBs, mic, audio) so should be fine. I had considered RAM/cooler clearance but didn't know how to check that. Are DIMM slots always the same distance from CPU slot? If I'm only using 2/4 RAM slots, they will be the ones further away right (like slot 4 is closest to CPU and I use slots 1 & 3)?
illvisual Hey the front panel was the only thing I hadn't considered; isn't the F_PANEL header standard anyways? In any case, my build came together just fine. Still working out a small issue with whine coming from CPU area (mobo I think) and through headphones, but that's not due to incompatibility. It's awesome otherwise.
+Awesomesauce Network never trust yourself when filming ads! you might suddenly notice a pre-pulled grenade in your right hand waiting to explode any second.
thanks for making this u have wanted to build my own PC for gaming for a wile now and just couldn't find a helpful guide on compatibility after watch this a couple tines i fell more confident in what parts to buy. So thanks again and have a good one
Another tip is to make sure the CPU you pick will be operating at an equal or greater data flow in comparison to the video card so that you prevent bottlenecking your system. For more details search for PC bottlenecking articles.
I want to move from Xbox to PC but I’m afraid I won’t get all the parts or I’ll get the wrong size or something just won’t fit and it’s stressing me out I’m so confused
Order a custom gaming PC on a budget and upgrade it as it ages, you'll learn a lot without the bottom line make it or break it of building a whole PC from scratch.
Drepple there are bombs that explode as soon as they make contact with something. There are bombs that explode, when a specific time is reached. There are bombs that explode after a given time (timer). And there are radiocontrolled bombs that explode when they get the signal to explode. These bombs need a microcontroller ir a pc to be launched!!!!
If youre willing to pay for overpriced stuff, that doesnt match half the performance of a 200€ PC. I've never built a PC but i can tell you, it looks hard but it isn't.
THANK YOU so so so so much for this! I've spent at least 15 hours this week watching videos to understand how to choose pc part wisely and I've found literally nothing so awesome and complete and useful. I was in a confusion about all this stuff and this helped me really a lot. Thank you again for this incredible piece of knowledge.
I'd say just take some simple notes, maybe in the form of a chart to use as a reminder, then just go part by part running through a check list making sure you meet every requirement based on the first part you pick out. All the information you really need is shown on a products page.
100% beginner here and I apologize but I was confused by the video. I got that: cpu = processor Gpu = graphics card Psu = power supply Memory = RAM Storage = SSD, Hard drives Case = case MOBO = motherboard What do the names 2060 ti,ddr4, PCIe, h110 or z170 mobo, "ssd for your OS. I5"and mean? I read comments about suggested parts and I am 100% confused on what they mean. I'd like to 1)understand the terms or model names 2)Have a pc that runs games at 60 or over fps preferably Minecraft and ROBLOX with a 500$ budget
DDR4 is the generation of the ram. PCIe is the connection interface between the motherboard and other component that uses PCIe slot like graphic card, network card, sound card,etc. H110 and Z170 is the model name of the intel's latest motherboard. OS is operating system like window 8, 7, 10, etc. It is better to install OS into SSD because SSD has much faster loading speed as compared to HDD (hard disc driver or hard drives)
When buying a gpu pay attention to the amount of video memory, most cards come in 2gb mine is 4gb I would recommend a 6gb for serious gaming and also if you use mods because it uses a ton of video memory. For CPU get a processor that has hyper threading as well. Memory you could get away with 8gb I'd recommend 16+ whatever you do don't buy a pre built, you can save yourself a ton of money building one yourself. Be careful about each particular step you need to do to put together a pc it's never good to just throw parts together and hope it works, then you have to restart because you don't know where you screwed up. I would recommend specific parts but my gpu alone costed more than 500 so I'm not the right guy for that.
illvisual Thanks! Any more tips from anyone? I think I'll most likely go with the custom built recommended up in the earlier replies and also to add I'm not that serious of a gamer I'm pretty new haha but thanks anyways!
I don’t understand why people are so hostile towards half of the population. Especially once the election is over. Being hostile does nothing except make them less likely to listen next time you disagree and want to have a conversation/argument.
A few minor things you forgot to mention: 1. PCIe is both backwards and forwards compatible. You can shove a PCIe 3.0 GPU in a PCIe gen 1.0 slot and it will theoretically work and vice versa. 2. PCIe cards can also be placed into slots that are not the same width. You can shove a PCIe x16 graphics card into an 8x, 4x or 1x slot. You can also shove a PCIe x1 card (like a SATA or sound card) into a 1x, 4x, 8x, or 16x slot and it will function, it will just work at the lowest common denominator of available speed. Although if you are going to shove a PCIe x16 card into an 8x slot or under, you will have to cut the slot so the extra PCIe connectors can overhang the slot. 3. you can actually plug a 20-pin ATX PSU connector into a 24-Pin ATX header in a motherboard and it will work. The same goes with the CPU power connector. You can plug a 4-pin EPS CPU power connector from the PSU into a motherboard with an 8-pin EPS CPU power connector and it will work fine. 4. If the PSU of choice has no SATA/molex connectors, adapters and SATA/molex splitters can be very cheaply obtained on ebay. 5. If you are going to go SLI or crossfire, make sure on the Nvidia side each GPU will be able to receive at least 8 PCIe lanes and on the AMD GPU side at least 4 PCIe lanes for crossfire/SLI operation. I don't know how many new PC builders will run into these issues as they are pretty minor, but you did forget to mention them.
But why not? I've been able to get used GTX 570s on ebay for 50 bucks that will crush a $100 GTX 750 ti for significantly less cost and GTX 570s are PCIe gen2. A Novice PC builder may not buy a used GPU because he may think it will not work even if it really does.
+Dylan 873 At least the first 3 i dont think brand new pc builders need to know because they should not be trying to do those kind of things, they are just handy. 4 and 5 i agree should have been said or at least 4
This video is so good! Thanks for the content bitwit. I've had this video in my playlists for ages now and I still find myself watching again when I want to change some parts in a computer to avoid pulling the trigger too fast on a part that might not fit properly.
If you're a beginner and you find this over whelming, I suggest that you look up "budget" builds or build guides on RUclips to take some of the weight off your shoulders. It worked surprisingly well for me when I was a beginner. So... Uhh... Good luck with that!
Clinging to Trump or Obama is clinging to a boat anchor. The establishment Dem-Publican party have never helped your life (unless you enjoy crumbs or are Donor Class and want to learn how to build PCs instead of hiring an expert) and don't plan on it in the future. So none of us here should believe we are on one side or another of the political fight ('they' love it when we do). We all want the same stuff with minor, manageable differences. It is 3rd party time, or enjoy swimming with an anchor.
That was super informative, and I personally like that you kept it as short as possible (I can always pause to take notes). It's also really cool that your PC building video is paced to be a much longer "realtime" guide.
The first time i watched this video my head hurt from so much information. Now after learing a bit more about pc building, this actually makes more sense to me
Make sure your GPU outputs the correct types of signals to send to your Monitor, and if you have a 144hz monitor, you have to separately purchase a display-port cable of a DVI-D cable to be able to send 60+ FPS to your monitor. HDMI will not work most of the time. :)
pcpartpicker is enough, just check the compatibiities when you chose fancy stuffs, like big cpu cooler overclocking stuff, high profile ram or something like that
It's really not that hard. I built my first computer a week ago today. I was researching what i needed for two weeks. Then I watched tons of videos of people making computers. Finally, I started buying the parts and built it with some help from my brother. It is not that hard but it is very stressful.
PC case Case and MOBO = 2:32 Case and GPU = 3:23 Case and CPU Cooler = 3:59 Case and PSU 4:23 Case and Storage = 5:23 Motherboard MOBO and CPU = 6:00 MOBO and RAM = 6:53 MOBO and GPU = 7:40 MOBO and CPU Cooler = 8:05 MOBO and PSU = 8:22 MOBO and Storage = 8:57 CPU CPU and CPU cooler = 10:37 CPU and PSU = 11:15 RAM RAM and CPU cooler = 11:40 GPU GPU and PSU = 12:44 CPU Cooler CPU cooler and PSU = 13:52 PSU PSU and Storage = 14:12 MOBO = Motherboard GPU = Graphics Card PSU = Power Supply Unit Copy and pasted the comment so that I don’t have to scroll all the way down :) Credits to Ban Creed for taking the time to make the comment! Feel free to do the same!
+Awesomesauce Network You know some of us like to have opinions, and not be shamed for supporting who we fell fit to serve... fucking liberals always have to attack people with different opinions.
After I've done some research about pc parts, I finally start to understand what this video is talking about, but still it is so much information to absorb.
as someone whose friend built their pc this did help me understand a lot of what he was doing when helping me pick the parts better but not completely.
"Look to the comments down below to see if anyone has additional tips!" *goes to comment section* AAAAAHHHHH HE MADE A POLITICAL COMMENT EVERYONE PANIC
He can say what he wants, i just come to places like youtube to get away from the constant political speach. If something has nothing to do with politics, whats the point of bringing it up?
@Gabe Ewing because youtube by nature is a platform to allow individuals to make the content that they want to make, regardless of whether or not they chose to lean an opinionated slight. I’m sorry you feel personally irked by this person’s projected opinion, and you have opportunity to vote with the views, subs, likes and dislikes you make... but it sucks to say content creators can’t make jokes that are in line with their own opinions if it happens to inconvenience your personal RUclips viewing habits
+Bitwit (Sorry I ended up writing so much hope this does not cause needless confusion and manages to help people and educate them on system compatibility) GPU has a specified optimal system RAM which is usually twice that of the VRAM so if you have an R9 390x with 8 GB of VRAM you should get 16 GB of System RAM again this is optimal not a requirement. The GPU pulls from the system RAM to fill its VRAM buffer and if the system RAM is less it will not be able to effectively fill its VRAM as optimally for it would need to then pull from the virtual system RAM that is on the HDD, HHD, or SSD. (If I am wrong may someone please correct me in a reply but I am almost certain this is the case with VRAM and System RAM usage) Also not that the CPU and RAM should also have a line for the CPU has a RAM memory controller that is only supported by the manufacturer (AMD or Intel) to run at a certain frequency or specified number of memory channels. The AMD A10 7850K APU has a dual channel memory controller that is supported by 2133 mhz DDR3 memory so it would be optimal to get 2 DIMMs of memory that is rated for that frequency and enough to be utilized for maximum bandwidth (one in each channel so 2 DIMMs in this case) You could also place a line between CPU cooler and GPU for if you get a blower style GPU vs open air cooler on your GPU then it will affect how your CPU is cooled by dumping excess heat into the case and resulting in affected temps on your CPU An AMD R9 290 Powercolor PCS+ cooler card will dump a large sum of heat into your case which can cause your CPU to increase in heat by 1C - 15C depending on your cooling solution while a reference AMD R9 290 will usually have zero affect on your CPU's temperature. (This will make your "octagon method" complete in my own opinion)
I'm new to your channel so I've been binge watching your videos. In a few weeks I will be building my very first PC from parts, before that I've always have prebuilts. I'm really looking to dig deeper into the whole videoediting thing (well, been making videos for youtube since 2006-ish). My point being, I've found lots of tips and help for my future pc-building endeavour, so thank you for those. PS. Don't worry, I won't be doing it along, I got an experinced PC-builder to guide me along, step by step. Much love all the way from Finland!
If you choose a list of parts and just go from there, It's a lot less daunting than these comments work it up to be. Just fix the problems as you go through until everything's compatible.
For those that are having a hard time understanding the lingo, I use this for parts compatibility, pcpartpicker.com/. If you still need help, leave a reply and I can help you out with the site. Also, you can look at other peoples builds that have been submitted.
Masterpiece theater presents - Kyle. I love how smart this video is. You rock and I appreciate you. All you guys have taught me a ton. Hopefully soon I'll build my first system.
I first watched this when it came out when i was going to build for the first time, now im watching it with my brother because he wants to build. I never would have thought
Everybody says that it's "easy to build a pc," but this video shows me that I'll never be able to build one. Im just scared I'm gonna spend all my money just to realize that my pc doesn't turn on XD.
PC case
Case and MOBO = 2:32
Case and GPU = 3:23
Case and CPU Cooler = 3:59
Case and PSU 4:23
Case and Storage = 5:23
Motherboard
MOBO and CPU = 6:00
MOBO and RAM = 6:53
MOBO and GPU = 7:40
MOBO and CPU Cooler = 8:05
MOBO and PSU = 8:22
MOBO and Storage = 8:57
CPU
CPU and CPU cooler = 10:37
CPU and PSU = 11:15
RAM
RAM and CPU cooler = 11:40
GPU
GPU and PSU = 12:44
CPU Cooler
CPU cooler and PSU = 13:52
PSU
PSU and Storage = 14:12
MOBO = Motherboard
GPU = Graphics Card
PSU = Power Supply Unit
The hero everyone needs, but no one deserves.
Zaynoel Basnoe I was about to say that lmao
You’re a good kid
Thx
HOLY FUCKING SHIT MAN UR A G
Is this how my grandma feels when i text her friends for her
Youll just be talking to a grandchild at the other end
LMAOOOO TRUE
"i'll break it up nice and simple"
*speaks minecraft enchantment table language*
@Binyohsov כל הזמן טוב לראות דובר עיברית ביוטוב
For the last time, it's called the galactic standard alphabet
A small child will definitely not understand, much less a trump supporter
I would like to say that I, a Trump supporter, understand this.
@@isaactrefz9744 doubt
Finished watching the video, I think it's about PC's
spellredlster you don’t say lol
No it's about cats
Shit no Sherlock
Oh whoops I was looking for dating advise
LMFAO comments like these are the reason why i love youtube hahah
AWSOME VIDEO!
Now I just need a pc that is compatible with my wallet.
And that’s the thing he didn’t talk about. 😂
Yup. Feels bad.
Hahaha
Oooof
Lol
"This guide is ment for new builders to understand"
Me 5min in: uhhh ummm wat
Evan Hagen fuckin same 😂
Facts😂😂😂💯
I think he dosent really realise that he is talking to advanced
Same lol
I think what bitwit did here is the best way to explain it, however first use PC Part Picker site as a reference. Draw with colors the octagon on a paper or app and start checking the connection compatibility lines and you're done with a bit of research.
Person: I heard building a PC is easy
Kyle: It is! Look at my simple chart
Person: Head explodes
That's a lot of information crammed into 15 minutes of commentary. Ever think about adding a link to your script in the description? It would make it a lot easier to reference.
Yeahhh!
I was like..SLOW DOWN, man!
Put the vid on 0.5 speed
Well he's kind of relying on the fact that you at least have basic computer knowledge so if you didn't understand then maybe I suggest a beginner tutorial?
Jacob Zicot exactly. I understand some of y’all are beginners, and there ain’t nothing wrong with that. But, the stuff he’s referring to is common knowledge, and he just spits in in baby words. Not dissing you man, just saying, if you didn’t understand majority of the elements, I’d recommend learning what’s going in you computer.
@Benjamin Andersen Big words coming from someone who replied to a year old comment.
I Hope This Helps :)
PSU = Power Supply Unit
GPU = Graphics Processing Unit
MOBO = Motherboard
RAM = Random Access Memory
CPU = Central Processing Unit
CPU Cooler = Central Processing Unit Cooler
I never knew cpu cooler was the cpu cooler
HDD- Hard Disk Drive
SSD- Solid State Drive
Good good. Now what do those.... do?
@@huskobyte
PSU: Converts outlet power into the different cables needed for your parts
GPU: Handles graphics calculations. Some CPUs have one built in (Integrated Graphics). Integrated graphics will work great for desk work, but won't be able
to run many modern games at decent settings.
MOBO:
Everything plugs into this
RAM: Stores temporary data used to run programs, nothing is saved here permanently.
If you plan on gaming you probably need at least 8 GB.
CPU: "Brain" of your PC.
CPU Cooler: Keeps the CPU cool, as it its probably the hottest part in your build.
Jake O'Brien Understandable
You know, whenever I watch one of these videos they start off by saying don't worry, anyone can understand this tutorial! And then 3 minutes in I'm banging my head against the wall trying to figure out what they are talking about
Ben Mulqueen I think Im gonna mess up
You don't have to worry. Just watch it about a thousand times and it will soon become clear.
Ben Mulqueen I recommend taking notes and breaking each part down into simple bullets.
I took notes and it really helps breaking it down
Ben Mulqueen same bro, same
hmmmm I thought I knew enough to build my own pc aparently not. i have watched around 75/100 youtube video's (about pc's) but together they dont even include this much information.
i know how you feel Ranec Engelsman, apparently I've only scratch the surface info previous to this video. I need to assemble this pc before cyber Monday!!! what r u using your PC for? mines mainly for music production and a bit of gaming.
Edward F. well mainly gaming and a tiny bit of school.
nice! well let me know how it turns out once you assemble your pc. ranec
and i thought i was the only one who thought the same...rip us if we started before watching this video.
afrothundaaaa i could do with help in a month or so
Aw man this helped a TON. I didn’t even know where to begin when it came to knowing what goes with what, but this taught me exactly what I need to know to narrow things down based on my pre-existing case. For anyone confused, just draw up the octagon he described. It also helps to at least know what each part does and how it goes together...
"Offers $5 until April 8th"
Video uploaded April 10th.
Thanks Dad.
Don't forget to pay attention to the height of 2.5" drives, as not all 2.5" drives are the same height (SSDs are usually 7mm, hard drives are typically 9.5mm). Some cases (Mini ITX cases in particular) will have mounting locations that are only 7mm high, preventing the mounting of spinning platter-type hard drives.
My mates said building a computer is easy. fml
It is. I swear Kyle just making it worse XD
Do you need help for picking the hardware?
AlphaCore Nah think ill be alright thanks for asking tho
Ben Schiszler it is easy a kid can do it like me
HappyCord XD Yeah i was just kinda joking. Infact, i literally just built one ordered the parts yesterday
Ben Schiszler its ok
Bro I saw that diagram and DID say fuck this but he caught me before I could leave. Thanks
I have heard that building a pc is like legos for big kids.
Then I imagine pc parts all over the floor.
Death
Ah fuck I stepped on a gpu!
Is that the pain i feel????!!!
OtaDaiGan why can’t you build a pc on a carpet covered in dog hair?
Cesar Martinez kids dont have enough money for a square inch of pc parts, dont worry
Commit *LEGO Step*
My Brain Just Died of PC Knowledge overload
Alpha Jax hi can you help me my Friend is selling me a gaming. pc here are the specs Assembled gaming PC with 1GB XFX ATI Radeon High Definition 4600 Graphic card.
CPU/Processor: Core 2 Duo 2.34GHz
RAM: 2GB DDR2
HDD: 160 GB
Motherboard: Biostar G31M
Graphic card: 1GB XFX ATI Radeon HD 4600 (DVI, HDMI, VGA)
Cabinet: Zebronics with SMPS
Brand: Assembled PC
Chasis fan: 1
Extra cabinet fan: 1
can I play arkham knight on it?
scumbag supreme Processer sucks I would recommend 2 gig dedicated graphics card other than that it looks good
dont feed the trolls
SAAAAAME
*THIS IS WHAT A LARGE PORTION OF THE CONTENT ON THE INTERNET SHOULD BE LIKE.* Thank you so much for this very detailed and comprehensive video!
Sees finding pc parts is hard
Hmm goes to pc part picker
finds already made lists
hehehhe
Dude, you saved my life lol. I hadn't even noticed that
Yeah for a first time builder or even experienced builder it's a good idea to start with or refer to their recommended builds. Check the comments, and be careful, as the automatic filters pick the cheapest parts which are not always the best choice.
Sam Watkins Thank you homie
*edits the list so its all nice and "original"*
All these Acronyms are hurting my brain... I don't watch Rick n Morty so I can't understand your big words
Maybe try not using dead memes
But... Acronyms are by definition short...
Just a Tiger thing the point of an acronym is to have a shortcut, if you don’t even understand the original phrase what tf are you gonna do with the shortcut
Boo
I knew nothing about these terms a week ago. I am not a techie, and now I am familiar with most of these now by doing research and watching multiple vids.
Still am not comfortable building a PC just yet, though lol.
I think he just overclock my brain😂
When you watch this video AFTER you order all your parts based on pcpartpicker...
Hah yeah I just ordered parts 2 days ago and was thinking the same thing. I think I'll be alright but guess I'll see. Didn't check between front panel & mobo but panel is pretty standard (few USBs, mic, audio) so should be fine. I had considered RAM/cooler clearance but didn't know how to check that. Are DIMM slots always the same distance from CPU slot? If I'm only using 2/4 RAM slots, they will be the ones further away right (like slot 4 is closest to CPU and I use slots 1 & 3)?
I watched this vid after i ordered my shit and half the stuff wasnt compatible.
RIP
Noobs lol
illvisual
Hey the front panel was the only thing I hadn't considered; isn't the F_PANEL header standard anyways? In any case, my build came together just fine. Still working out a small issue with whine coming from CPU area (mobo I think) and through headphones, but that's not due to incompatibility. It's awesome otherwise.
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To add to the M.2 drive form factor/compatibility confusion (and thanks for the plug for my video BTW
+Paul's Hardware spot on. great addition for the U.2 master race
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+Yui Nyan Wait and see what Pascal has to offer :)
Note: the .tech ad says the offer has expired but it has not. Let this be a lesson to never trust ads.
+Awesomesauce Network \m/ BTBAM rock \m/
+Awesomesauce Network never trust yourself when filming ads!
you might suddenly notice a pre-pulled grenade in your right hand waiting to explode any second.
Was about to leave a comment about that XD
To be honest i just want to see the gaming build. hahaha!!
LOL
thanks for making this u have wanted to build my own PC for gaming for a wile now and just couldn't find a helpful guide on compatibility after watch this a couple tines i fell more confident in what parts to buy. So thanks again and have a good one
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same here!
same here!
Mr. Chicken same here xD I once a laptop guy but since some shit happen between me and my dad.. the laptop being the victim.. now I'm more a PC guy 😂
Another tip is to make sure the CPU you pick will be operating at an equal or greater data flow in comparison to the video card so that you prevent bottlenecking your system. For more details search for PC bottlenecking articles.
This just gets more confusing
@@Elite_Sturmgewehr The mindfuck that keeps on giving.
Translation:
CPU = brain of the pc
Video card/GPU = torso of the pc
Brain has to be smarter and faster than the torso to operate correctly.
I want to move from Xbox to PC but I’m afraid I won’t get all the parts or I’ll get the wrong size or something just won’t fit and it’s stressing me out I’m so confused
Tai Siege pcpartpicker will help
Order a custom gaming PC on a budget and upgrade it as it ages, you'll learn a lot without the bottom line make it or break it of building a whole PC from scratch.
Dont Worry. Just Firget
Letsbld.com , check there for pre builds close to msrp
I'm doing that as well, and when I first watched this about a month ago, I was really confused. But I broke it down and now I know whats what.
Who else has no idea what he's saying but loves every second of it
By the way you earned a sub
King Krab yep
King Krab all he's doing is listing the main parts of a pc & making sure each part is compatible size
Terraunce Bowie it's very geeky. But I really want to learn this stuff. Maybe we could join a discord and you can teach me some stuff?
Just do a bit of research! you don't need to join a discord
Where would i get said research from?
just gonna favorite this, imma need this in about 4-7months
looks like we're in the same boat
+Gameboy Rim same here
MY MONTH HAS COME MUAHAHAHAHAA
after five fkng years...
kill me
At least you didnt buy a laptop
(I waited 6, and bought a laptop)
Good luck
s4n714g000 i have been playing on a laptop till today, only has 1Gb Vram, so many games studder a lot
This helped me so much when I built my pc that December and I just came back to it for reference and it still helped with my plans to upgrade.
WTF IS GOING ON IM JUST TRYING TO BUILD A FUCKING PC NOT BUILD AN ATOMIC BOMB
Breath, go to the website, kiss your wallet goodbye, and your done!
IvanPSY for the bomb you need a pc (that supports it ;) ), so, your pc is a part of the bomb, therefor the pc is so complicated!😉
Dude idk if you know anything about bombs at all other than that they explode, but a bomb doesn't need a pc
Drepple there are bombs that explode as soon as they make contact with something. There are bombs that explode, when a specific time is reached. There are bombs that explode after a given time (timer). And there are radiocontrolled bombs that explode when they get the signal to explode. These bombs need a microcontroller ir a pc to be launched!!!!
IvanPSY iii
This fried my brain
Squirtmist Gaming Same my brain cells got burned out
what brain?
Bandit Leader LoL
Buy a water cooler, dammit! :D
@@AnonymousMaykr 🤣🤣🤣🤣legend
ok, ill just buy a laptop.
dont. It's a bit overwhelming but when you get through it it will be worth it.
If youre willing to pay for overpriced stuff, that doesnt match half the performance of a 200€ PC.
I've never built a PC but i can tell you, it looks hard but it isn't.
Shinigami -sama well thats not reassuring lol
+Darwin Ramirez didnt understand x)
Shinigami -sama me neither. What's up with that Shinigami dude?
I used this video to successfully build my first pc, thank you.
Herbert Kisirske What are your specs?
watched this video after I bought all my parts and had like 5 mini heart attacks though thankfully everything is compatible. Dx
THANK YOU so so so so much for this! I've spent at least 15 hours this week watching videos to understand how to choose pc part wisely and I've found literally nothing so awesome and complete and useful. I was in a confusion about all this stuff and this helped me really a lot. Thank you again for this incredible piece of knowledge.
Iiii May have to watch this a few times before I get a grasp of what you’re saying 😅
I'd say just take some simple notes, maybe in the form of a chart to use as a reminder, then just go part by part running through a check list making sure you meet every requirement based on the first part you pick out. All the information you really need is shown on a products page.
Andddd... I was the 69th like on your comment 😎
@@cassian7862 giggidy 😎
Tbh ye man😅🤣
Trust me i havent learned anything...
must not be a Trump Supporter. No surprise
;-)
@@Bawbster1 😂
100% beginner here and I apologize but I was confused by the video. I got that:
cpu = processor
Gpu = graphics card
Psu = power supply
Memory = RAM
Storage = SSD, Hard drives
Case = case
MOBO = motherboard
What do the names 2060 ti,ddr4, PCIe, h110 or z170 mobo, "ssd for your OS. I5"and mean?
I read comments about suggested parts and I am 100% confused on what they mean. I'd like to
1)understand the terms or model names
2)Have a pc that runs games at 60 or over fps preferably Minecraft and ROBLOX with a 500$ budget
DDR4 is the generation of the ram.
PCIe is the connection interface between the motherboard and other component that uses PCIe slot like graphic card, network card, sound card,etc.
H110 and Z170 is the model name of the intel's latest motherboard.
OS is operating system like window 8, 7, 10, etc. It is better to install OS into SSD because SSD has much faster loading speed as compared to HDD (hard disc driver or hard drives)
WOW THANK YOU SO MUCH YOU MADE IT SO MUCH CLEARER
When buying a gpu pay attention to the amount of video memory, most cards come in 2gb mine is 4gb I would recommend a 6gb for serious gaming and also if you use mods because it uses a ton of video memory. For CPU get a processor that has hyper threading as well. Memory you could get away with 8gb I'd recommend 16+ whatever you do don't buy a pre built, you can save yourself a ton of money building one yourself. Be careful about each particular step you need to do to put together a pc it's never good to just throw parts together and hope it works, then you have to restart because you don't know where you screwed up.
I would recommend specific parts but my gpu alone costed more than 500 so I'm not the right guy for that.
illvisual
Thanks! Any more tips from anyone? I think I'll most likely go with the custom built recommended up in the earlier replies and also to add I'm not that serious of a gamer I'm pretty new haha but thanks anyways!
WB IsMe No problem (:
And I thought I know everything about building a pc
same here.
Almost 😂😂😂✋
same xD
I only thought the cpu must have same socket type :)
Origami Totorials hmm it happens, I need more experience if this is what building a rig means
That Donald Trump line got you 5k dislikes so far
@LogosKy they figured out how to vote though
Shounak Hinge yes we did🥵
I don’t understand why people are so hostile towards half of the population. Especially once the election is over. Being hostile does nothing except make them less likely to listen next time you disagree and want to have a conversation/argument.
I wish people would just keep politics out of places it doesn't belong
Da Birdie thank you for that really it should
I can't feel my head anymore
I cant feel anymore
I can`t
watches entire video...
hmm...
welp back to PS4
joke...
Bloodborne master race
Dang.....
joycon bois
actualy... just go to pcpartpicker and enable the compatibility filter...
A few minor things you forgot to mention:
1. PCIe is both backwards and forwards compatible. You can shove a PCIe 3.0 GPU in a PCIe gen 1.0 slot and it will theoretically work and vice versa.
2. PCIe cards can also be placed into slots that are not the same width. You can shove a PCIe x16 graphics card into an 8x, 4x or 1x slot. You can also shove a PCIe x1 card (like a SATA or sound card) into a 1x, 4x, 8x, or 16x slot and it will function, it will just work at the lowest common denominator of available speed. Although if you are going to shove a PCIe x16 card into an 8x slot or under, you will have to cut the slot so the extra PCIe connectors can overhang the slot.
3. you can actually plug a 20-pin ATX PSU connector into a 24-Pin ATX header in a motherboard and it will work. The same goes with the CPU power connector. You can plug a 4-pin EPS CPU power connector from the PSU into a motherboard with an 8-pin EPS CPU power connector and it will work fine.
4. If the PSU of choice has no SATA/molex connectors, adapters and SATA/molex splitters can be very cheaply obtained on ebay.
5. If you are going to go SLI or crossfire, make sure on the Nvidia side each GPU will be able to receive at least 8 PCIe lanes and on the AMD GPU side at least 4 PCIe lanes for crossfire/SLI operation.
I don't know how many new PC builders will run into these issues as they are pretty minor, but you did forget to mention them.
+Dylan 873 I think he wanted to say that you should not put a GPU in a PCI gen2, regardless of the backwards compatibility
But why not? I've been able to get used GTX 570s on ebay for 50 bucks that will crush a $100 GTX 750 ti for significantly less cost and GTX 570s are PCIe gen2. A Novice PC builder may not buy a used GPU because he may think it will not work even if it really does.
+Dylan 873 At least the first 3 i dont think brand new pc builders need to know because they should not be trying to do those kind of things, they are just handy. 4 and 5 i agree should have been said or at least 4
bro i don’t know what any of this means i just want to play minecraft please
Get a pc with ryzen 3200g and ypu will be set for years of minecraft playing
😭
This video is so good! Thanks for the content bitwit. I've had this video in my playlists for ages now and I still find myself watching again when I want to change some parts in a computer to avoid pulling the trigger too fast on a part that might not fit properly.
If you're a beginner and you find this over whelming, I suggest that you look up "budget" builds or build guides on RUclips to take some of the weight off your shoulders. It worked surprisingly well for me when I was a beginner. So... Uhh... Good luck with that!
You’ve explained pretty much everything about the parts, thank you I needed it!!
"so that even a child or a Donald Trump Supporter can understand"
Shots fired
Dead
Bang bang
Who got elected though
Clinging to Trump or Obama is clinging to a boat anchor. The establishment Dem-Publican party have never helped your life (unless you enjoy crumbs or are Donor Class and want to learn how to build PCs instead of hiring an expert) and don't plan on it in the future. So none of us here should believe we are on one side or another of the political fight ('they' love it when we do). We all want the same stuff with minor, manageable differences. It is 3rd party time, or enjoy swimming with an anchor.
So that's how Trump got his tan.
That was super informative, and I personally like that you kept it as short as possible (I can always pause to take notes). It's also really cool that your PC building video is paced to be a much longer "realtime" guide.
The first time i watched this video my head hurt from so much information.
Now after learing a bit more about pc building, this actually makes more sense to me
How
same
How dare you be smart
Make sure your GPU outputs the correct types of signals to send to your Monitor, and if you have a 144hz monitor, you have to separately purchase a display-port cable of a DVI-D cable to be able to send 60+ FPS to your monitor. HDMI will not work most of the time. :)
I'm thinking I'm gonna build a PC and I have all parts listed but man I scared to buy them and not work together
FaZe Arriz you can check on pc part picker, itll tell you if its compatible or not ;)
pcpartpicker is enough, just check the compatibiities when you chose fancy stuffs, like big cpu cooler overclocking stuff, high profile ram or something like that
Dirty Pizzzaa thanks for the tip.
"The ultimate making things complex guide"
this just makes me scared to order parts
Sushi Diamond ik
I only understood half of the video...
I only understood one sixth of it
You must be a Hilary supporter then, I guess xD
If Volodymyr Postizhenko is your real name I must ask did your parents smash the keys on a keyboard and say that's what we're gonna call our kid.
mark zuckerberg It's a name from a different language with a different alphabet, you unintelligent fucktard.
Holy fuck this is alot of factors to put together to build a pc
xGettinxMoneyx lol right the building videos makes things feel like it's a simple buy and put together thing
It's really not that hard. I built my first computer a week ago today. I was researching what i needed for two weeks. Then I watched tons of videos of people making computers. Finally, I started buying the parts and built it with some help from my brother. It is not that hard but it is very stressful.
Watching this a LONG time since it was made and it's still extremely useful (and entertaining).
I have not a clue what you said all video🤔
Now need to re-watch the whole thing atleast 20xtimes before I start buying the components!
I probably already know everything in the video, but I'm watching it anyways.
+Tyler Weigand Learnt nothing but still entertaining because Kyle
me too
Same 😂
Holy shit this video is helpful. I can finally find the parts to build a decent pc
Sexy profile picture
Watched it a few times i actually understand pc’s waay more thx man
Didn't know PCpartpicker.com existed, thanks for the video.
How!?!?
+Thomas Myers lol maybe he was being sarcastic.
+Ele Garcia yeh
+Nathan K did you wash it??
+Ele Garcia Hell no
Very helpful video. Thank you!
PC case
Case and MOBO = 2:32
Case and GPU = 3:23
Case and CPU Cooler = 3:59
Case and PSU 4:23
Case and Storage = 5:23
Motherboard
MOBO and CPU = 6:00
MOBO and RAM = 6:53
MOBO and GPU = 7:40
MOBO and CPU Cooler = 8:05
MOBO and PSU = 8:22
MOBO and Storage = 8:57
CPU
CPU and CPU cooler = 10:37
CPU and PSU = 11:15
RAM
RAM and CPU cooler = 11:40
GPU
GPU and PSU = 12:44
CPU Cooler
CPU cooler and PSU = 13:52
PSU
PSU and Storage = 14:12
MOBO = Motherboard
GPU = Graphics Card
PSU = Power Supply Unit
Copy and pasted the comment so that I don’t have to scroll all the way down :)
Credits to Ban Creed for taking the time to make the comment! Feel free to do the same!
This is awesome. More people should do this. You're the only one that did, and in depth. This helped me a lot with PC Part Picker.
One of your best videos, thank you!!!
Please can you do an updated version of this video? Thank you so much
The methods to picking parts remains the same, no need for an updated version
I totally agree. Im in the process of figuring out my first build and this video answers a lot of my questions but not all due to new hardware.
02:20 For that one alone he deserves a cookie!
+Roman Brouwer de Koning I f*ckin love cookies
I LAUGH SO HARD
+Awesomesauce Network You know some of us like to have opinions, and not be shamed for supporting who we fell fit to serve... fucking liberals always have to attack people with different opinions.
+Derpy “Emech24” Games Well if the wanna dance, lets dance ✌🏻
+Derpy “Emech24” Games Cool, I can respect someone not trying to prove me wrong.
After I've done some research about pc parts, I finally start to understand what this video is talking about, but still it is so much information to absorb.
About the 4th time I've watched this, and I am going to keep re-watching until I know this shit in my sleep.
Same here!
Thank you for this video! I'm a novice, and this answered a lot of my questions.
Beginning of video: Hm... I wonder why this professional and well-thought out video has so many dislikes.
"Trump supporters are stupid": Ahhhhhhh
Genuine Peach triggered
as someone whose friend built their pc this did help me understand a lot of what he was doing when helping me pick the parts better but not completely.
This is a good video but I felt like being in a physics class🤔
Well, that's the science that drives electronics development
"Look to the comments down below to see if anyone has additional tips!"
*goes to comment section*
AAAAAHHHHH HE MADE A POLITICAL COMMENT EVERYONE PANIC
It's a nonsense. I completely agree
Thanks Mario 😂😂. Just playing.
Not... one... tip... !
Fuck!
He can say what he wants, i just come to places like youtube to get away from the constant political speach. If something has nothing to do with politics, whats the point of bringing it up?
@Gabe Ewing because youtube by nature is a platform to allow individuals to make the content that they want to make, regardless of whether or not they chose to lean an opinionated slight. I’m sorry you feel personally irked by this person’s projected opinion, and you have opportunity to vote with the views, subs, likes and dislikes you make... but it sucks to say content creators can’t make jokes that are in line with their own opinions if it happens to inconvenience your personal RUclips viewing habits
+Bitwit (Sorry I ended up writing so much hope this does not cause needless confusion and manages to help people and educate them on system compatibility)
GPU has a specified optimal system RAM which is usually twice that of the VRAM so if you have an R9 390x with 8 GB of VRAM you should get 16 GB of System RAM again this is optimal not a requirement.
The GPU pulls from the system RAM to fill its VRAM buffer and if the system RAM is less it will not be able to effectively fill its VRAM as optimally for it would need to then pull from the virtual system RAM that is on the HDD, HHD, or SSD. (If I am wrong may someone please correct me in a reply but I am almost certain this is the case with VRAM and System RAM usage)
Also not that the CPU and RAM should also have a line for the CPU has a RAM memory controller that is only supported by the manufacturer (AMD or Intel) to run at a certain frequency or specified number of memory channels.
The AMD A10 7850K APU has a dual channel memory controller that is supported by 2133 mhz DDR3 memory so it would be optimal to get 2 DIMMs of memory that is rated for that frequency and enough to be utilized for maximum bandwidth (one in each channel so 2 DIMMs in this case)
You could also place a line between CPU cooler and GPU for if you get a blower style GPU vs open air cooler on your GPU then it will affect how your CPU is cooled by dumping excess heat into the case and resulting in affected temps on your CPU
An AMD R9 290 Powercolor PCS+ cooler card will dump a large sum of heat into your case which can cause your CPU to increase in heat by 1C - 15C depending on your cooling solution while a reference AMD R9 290 will usually have zero affect on your CPU's temperature.
(This will make your "octagon method" complete in my own opinion)
I'm new to your channel so I've been binge watching your videos. In a few weeks I will be building my very first PC from parts, before that I've always have prebuilts. I'm really looking to dig deeper into the whole videoediting thing (well, been making videos for youtube since 2006-ish). My point being, I've found lots of tips and help for my future pc-building endeavour, so thank you for those. PS. Don't worry, I won't be doing it along, I got an experinced PC-builder to guide me along, step by step. Much love all the way from Finland!
If you choose a list of parts and just go from there, It's a lot less daunting than these comments work it up to be. Just fix the problems as you go through until everything's compatible.
not everyone has money to purchase multiple parts until the are compatible mr smartass
@ItsMeDoggo21 but you can choose first and then check
ItsMeDoggo21 He wasn't saying it like that
For those that are having a hard time understanding the lingo, I use this for parts compatibility, pcpartpicker.com/. If you still need help, leave a reply and I can help you out with the site. Also, you can look at other peoples builds that have been submitted.
Can't spell computer without Trump...
wait..
+ProtoMario They are all infected with the Trump Virus! D:
Loving the subscriber to like ratio
I'd never thought the first time I watched this that in 2 years I would actually use this video to build a PC.
As soon as he made the joke about Donald Trump I knew he was my new favorite person!
Young pc master race... Hahaha
...
*goes to the bathroom*
*laughter slowly turns into tears*
*curls up into a ball, while in the bathtub*
I think you should also make sure your CPU has enough PCIE lanes for all of your PCIE cards.
Vult what’s a PCIE
HYPE_Banana pci express; basically the slots you put your graphics card into.
Masterpiece theater presents - Kyle. I love how smart this video is. You rock and I appreciate you. All you guys have taught me a ton. Hopefully soon I'll build my first system.
the more i wacht the more i forget the previous parts
Lmao the background music, so relaxing
instructions unclear, built the soviet union instead
As a complete rookie of building PC's this helped refine my pc part picker list
8:26, "why isn't it working?" simple, the other end wasn't plugged into the table
As soon as i heard "a donald trump supporter" i looked for the dislikes.
Its a joke. Dont get offended snowflake
I looked for the butthurt Donald trump supporters
I meant i looked for how many dislikes there were.
Minimatt 233 i know what you meant i was just saying i looked for the butthurt
You had to insert politics, stupid.
lol "even a child or Donald Trump supporter can understand"
I first watched this when it came out when i was going to build for the first time, now im watching it with my brother because he wants to build. I never would have thought
3:45 "Item Weight 500 pounds" What the hell is that made of? lol
magic
Probably a mistake it would be more like 50 pounds
+Ultrawarrior 1 (ultrawarrior1) or 500grams
Completely unrelated, but nice profile pic 👌🏿👍🏿
Dark Matter...
This is harder than writing an email in the car with claustrophobia... ;)
Everybody says that it's "easy to build a pc," but this video shows me that I'll never be able to build one. Im just scared I'm gonna spend all my money just to realize that my pc doesn't turn on XD.
Sans i thought the same but i just bought all the components, build it together and ... wooaaahhh it works perfectly.
ZN6 can you help me buy parts
Same
The only useful RUclips channel