I got my first with a 6500 xt last year too and most people say how happy they are with their first gpus but dear god the 6500 xt sucks thank god I’m upgrading soon
5700x3d+ and RX 6700 10gb, super happy runs older games at 1440p perfectly and new ones at 80+ once I tweak settings. Saving for 7900 GRE or 4070 super price drop under $540
I'm building a pc rn n I'm thinking of wat motherboard and CPU to use I'm thinking of am4 but am5 is the current gen and I want to future proof but I don't got up the budget idk wat to do
I have this case too, and i would just like to let you know that the psu basement is removable by moving it to the right and up, meaning you dont have to remove the hdd cage and fan, it also features a ziptie/down point in the basement which helps keep the cables away from sight.
This is very similar to my build. I have more ram, more storage, aoi cooler, and an i7 12500f (with the right MB of course 😝) . Made last year for less than a 1000. Worth every penny.
I did a am4 build 4 or 5 months ago and absolutely love it. i went with a rx6800 though. I would have got the xt but i was already slightly over budget, but it has no problem running most games in 1440p ultra. starfield and a couple other newer AAA titles i had to bring a couple things down but still close to max. Before that I was rocking a quad core FX cpu with a gtx 1060 with ddr3 1330mhz ram on 1080p 60hz monitor. so quite an upgrade imo.
Bought the same CPU/GPU combo last week to upgrade my 4 year old AM4 build. Was able to get the 5700X and 6700 XT brand new for under $430 USD combined and it seemed like an incredible price/performance value. Glad to see you agree!
There is too much obsession with having the latest. I’ve got two old systems. My main system has an i9-9900k on a Z390, 32GB DDR4, and just this week upgraded GPU to an RTX 4070Ti Super from the 2080Ti I had in there for about 5 years. I play at 1440p and it does everything I want it to and is enjoyable, which really is the unquantifiable metric of when to upgrade. I also have a much older one which I use for older games that has a 4790k at 4.5Ghz, 16GB DDR3, and an RTX 2070. It gets the job done comfortably at 1080p. Funny thing is I build and upgrade PC’s for friends and family, and they get newer.
My recent build: Video Card: Sapphire Pulse 6650XT - $200 - 9% slower than the 6700 for $200 new is a steal right now. (all 3 items below were $240 total) CPU: 5600X - CPU isn't the issue with games at 1080p on this gen - cheap as possible as this isn't the final CPU it will have. The MB has plenty of future upgrade path for later on. Case: Cooler Master Q300L v2 - took the screens off to improve airflow. Easy "fix". Power Supply: Corsair RM750x. - modular. Thermalright Burst Assassin cooler - $20 Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16 GB kit - $48. ASUS 550M-A - $105 - This board can handle the latest previous gen X3D CPUs, so a good future upgrade path when those are cheap. SSD: Crucial P3 Plus 1TB - $68 $681 and no used parts. The case is black on black with the RGB ram being the only color in the build. It also is a much smaller case. FPS in games is only slightly slower than his setup. The most expensive part aside from the CPU and video card was actually the power supply. I splurged here to get a clean case layout/look. $650 should be easily doable as the system only needs a 450W power supply. (CPU and video card at max draw is barely 300W) 750w was me future-proofing it. FPS in Cyberpunk is about 5 fps less. Hardly worth noticing at this price.
if youre willing to go ultra scrapyard mode, you would easily be able to find a used 3080 or 3080ti for around £300 or $250 (at least here in the uk.) Edit: After a quick google £300 is about 400 usd
Could you please make a video about a budget pc for music production, or other cpu intense tasks, because as you said not all pc builders are gamers, and the other way around. That would be very nice of you. 😊
Im a bit late to the video but.. i have a 6700 xt in my build, and same for my gf. We both play exclusively in 1440p. Both GPU are second hand and thats because we really went all in with the CPU but with only an 6600xt.. Sold the 6600 xt like 2 years later and got myself a 6700xt, and than did the same for my gf. Best tech decision ever.. Thankew for the video sir, much love from Europe!
Dont forget about the i9-11990XE on LGA1222 with its wonderful 6 performance cores and improved memory controller letting it go up to DDR4-5333 without overclocking!!!! It was a great CPU in 2021 and its still good now. You just have to find a motherboard with the X499 chipset
This is such a heavy machine, my latest build (still not fully installed) has an i5 9400F and an AFOX Radeon 6450 in an old school case with an optical drive .
When I want a 'new' pc I usually buy during the seasonal sales and get the previous generations stuff since its usually priced to the bone. Picked up an 11900k high end msi gaming mobo and 64gb cl16 3600 ram for $380 on a microcenter bundle. Paired with the 3090ti perfectly.
I highly appreciate you basing your arguments on the material that other people have provided, such as the Gamer's Nexus benchmarks. Showing us that you're basing your argumentation on established consensus instead of a vibe. Cheers mate
Here’s my parts list for my gaming pc. I’m a beginner so feel free to correct me on anything. My gpu is an Amd 7700xt, my cpu is an Amd Ryzen 5 7600x, the motherboard is a Gigabyte B650 gaming x ax, Ram is Corsair Vengeance RGB, storage is a Wd SN850x 2tb, cpu cooler Deepcool AK400 zero dark plus, and power supply is a Cooler Master v750 i gold. Tell me anything I missed or should upgrade (keep in mind the one thing I don’t want to change is the graphics card)
Brother . I thoughts few things Let me share with you. If you're priority gaming. Change your cpu amd ryzen 5 7600x3d better performance than 7600x when it's game because of 7600x3d L3 cache 96mb and 7600x only L3 cache 32 mb . I know 7600x3d cost is slightly higher than amd ryzen 7600x . But worth to buy it. Use perfect monitor set-up, keyboard and mouse . your specs good to go.
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X GPU: AMD RX 6650 XT Motherboard: MSI B550-A PRO Power Supply: Thermaltake Litepower 650W Power Supply, 80 PLUS RAM: TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan Z 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-3200 SSD: Crucial P3 1TB CT1000P3SSD8 PCIe 3.0, 3D NAND, NVMe, M.2 SSD Hi This is my build what do you think about it
sorry to break to you but I don't have the money to upgrade the current specs but still i am happy and it do a great job in 1080p med - high settings. Specs - Ryzen 5 3600, GTX 1660 Super, MSI B450 Tomahawk Max, Corsair CV550 watt psu, XPG D50 RGB 16GB Ram, Deepcool L240 V2 RGB 240mm RGB AIO, XPG S11 512GB NVME SSD Gen 3, Ant Esports ICE 511MT RGB Cabinet
Very interesting video. I have a 5700X cpu and had a 6700XT gpu until very recently when I swapped out the gpu for a 7900GRE. That pairing played everything at 1440p very well and the gpu upgrade has given some good additional FPS. Should keep me happy for another year or so until I jump to AM5.
I bought a new pc this week. If you can rate this I would appreciate it. My build :- Ryzen 5 5600g Stock cooling A520M pro motherboard DDR4 16GB RAM 1TB NVME SSD RTX 2080 8GB VGA 650w antec psu 80+ bronze Gamdias AURA casing Total build cost = $716.00 All are brand new parts expect for the VGA.. I learned so many things from ztt and I bought all the parts and build this bad boy with my bro. It's rocking good performence in games and everything. I'm still missing a good keyboard a mouse and a headset for the build. Also a better monitor. If you can recommend me anything you think is the best, I would really appreciate it.. Thanks again ZTT..
To be honest, you can get a lot with 750 dollars if you’re willing to get used parts. My build has an RTX 3070, a 5600X, 2Tb storage, and 32GB ddr4 ram.
Top of the line is only top of the line for a few months a year at best unless it is the ___X/3D that tends to last a bit longer. I bought the last gen 3 Crucial 2 TB NVME SSD at BestBuy for $24 2 months ago and I am happy with it.
Honestly not too different from what I’m about to build/upgrade to. Going from a r5 5500/rx6700 to a r5 5600/rx6800. Both costed me $830. Back then I didn’t really know as much as I know now so I prob didn’t build it to the best of my ability, but I think I did pretty decent for the new setup I’ll be building tomorrow
Three months ago, I built a gaming PC with a Ryzen 5 5600G, 32GB of RAM, an MSI B550 Pro motherboard, a Crucial P3 1TB NVMe SSD, and a 550-watt PSU, which cost me 45,000 INR (535 USD). A few days ago, I bought a pre-owned RX 6600 for 14,000 INR (160 USD). I'm a bit confused-did I make a good decision by buying the Ryzen 5600G, or should I have gone for the Ryzen 3200G instead. 🙄
I played star field with ultra settings with my rtx 4060 and i5 12600k and managed to get above 70fps constantly. I’m surprised at your benchmarks for star field because I would assume the 6700xt is better than my 4060 in that game because I thought it was optimized for AMD hardware.
1. **CPU**: AMD Ryzen 5 7600X Processor - (OEM/Tray) (Fan Not Included) 2. **Motherboard**: MSI B650M PROJECT ZERO (Wi-Fi 6E) AMD Motherboard 3. **RAM**: Corsair Vengeance RGB 16GB X 2 DDR5 6000MHz White Gaming Desktop RAM 4. **Storage**: - Apacer AS2280P4 1TB M.2 2280 SSD and - Toshiba 1TB 7200RPM Desktop Hard Disk 5. **Case**: Revenger Base Dynamic Mini 5 Mid Tower White Micro-ATX Gaming Desktop Casing (Dimensions: 345 mm x 270 mm x 375 mm) 6. **Keyboard**: Redragon K633 Ryze RGB (Huano Red Switch) Wired Black & White Mechanical Gaming Keyboard 7. **Mouse**: Redragon M612 Predator RGB Wired Black Gaming Mouse 8. **Monitor**: Redmi G24 23.8 Inch FHD VA HDMI DP Audio Black Gaming Monitor 9. **Cooling**: Deepcool LE520 WH AIO ARGB White Liquid CPU Cooler (Radiator Size: 199 mm x 120 mm x 41 mm) 10. **Graphics Card**: MSI GeForce RTX 4060 VENTUS 2X WHITE 8G OC 8GB GDDR6 (Size: 199 mm x 120 mm x 41 mm) 11. **Power Supply**: Cooler Master G700 GOLD 700W ATX Non-Modular Power Supply is this a good specs for a moderate gaming pc?
I'll stick with my Ryzen 9 5950X with 128 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD Boot drive, 1 TB NVME Game drive, 10 TB HDD storage drive, and an RTX 4070 Ti Super. Should be pretty much future-proof for at least the next 10 years.
you can do a 750 dollar build with current and next gen parts but need a cheap gen 4 500gb ssd,no discrete gpu instead igpu,linux instead windows key,cheap but good case 50 dollar case with pre installed fans,the cheap ddr5 32gb cl32 ram,a very good 100 dollar gold atx 3.0 pcie 5 gold 1200 watt power supply
You can also make a previous gen intel & nvidia pc like rtx 3000 series intel 12th gen & yep you have the option for both ddr4 & ddr5 in lga 1700 socket.
I want to build a PC with an AMD Ryzen 5 7600X, 16GB RAM, and a 1GB NVMe SSD. I'm confused about which graphics card to choose between the RTX 3060 12GB and an AMD graphics card. I want to play AAA gaming titles at 1080p and 1440p, but I also want to do RUclips live streaming and video editing on this PC. So I'm confused about the GPU. And yes, I know 16GB RAM is very low for productivity, but my budget is a bit low right now, so I chose 16GB. I'll upgrade the RAM in the future.
For the Next benchmarks you can change ARK survival evolve to ARK Survival Acend, which is the same but the new version have some very high minimum requirements, talking about pc components
if you want to go pure performance, cheap out on the case and cables, and used that extra 50ish dollars on a better gpu or a 5700x3d chip. You would be surprised how much that extra $50 would go in terms of performance.
AMD Ryzen7 5700X ASUS PRIME A520M-K AMD RX6650XT 8GB Kingston NV2 M.2 SSD 1TB Kingbank 16G (8*2) DDR4 3200MHz Acer ac650W 80 PLUS BRONZE FULL MODULAR Thermalright AX 120R SE ARGB MATX GAMING CASE + 5 ARGB FANS +27" 180Hz monitor What do you think about this build? And how cheap you can build this. I bought all parts new Total cost 662 dollars
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I’m a big fan and ur videos have helped me out with my build a lot. I’m building a ryzen 5 7600x and rx 7900 gre build
@@ZachsTechTurf when will you get sponsored for the Ryzen-4070?
day 1 of asking for new home server vid
Does anyone think I should pair a i3 12100 with an Arc a310 and 32gb ram?
You should get a ryzen 4070 ti super and a radion 14900k
I fully agree
Best products out there
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No the nvidia rtx 7900 gre is better value
Both
The ryzen 4070 outperforms this whole pc for only $300! It even lets you download more cores, threads, storage, and ram!
Damn, I must've been scammed buying my ryzen 4070 for $500
@TheEnderCyclops nah I don't think so it's the best gpu in the world bro trust me
pair the ryzen 4070 with the intel ark a7700 ti super🤌
Since when does the Ryzen 4070 only costs $300?!
@@ZachsTechTurf If I lower the price, I get more sales
Built my first PC with the 6700XT last year. Got it for about the same price, and I couldn't be more happy with it.
Great to hear!
I have a 5700x with an 6750xt and I honestly couldn't be more happy for the price, built it for about 1000 bucks CAD all in a year or so ago
I got my first with a 6500 xt last year too and most people say how happy they are with their first gpus but dear god the 6500 xt sucks thank god I’m upgrading soon
5700x3d+ and RX 6700 10gb, super happy runs older games at 1440p perfectly and new ones at 80+ once I tweak settings. Saving for 7900 GRE or 4070 super price drop under $540
I'm building a pc rn n I'm thinking of wat motherboard and CPU to use I'm thinking of am4 but am5 is the current gen and I want to future proof but I don't got up the budget idk wat to do
I have this case too, and i would just like to let you know that the psu basement is removable by moving it to the right and up, meaning you dont have to remove the hdd cage and fan, it also features a ziptie/down point in the basement which helps keep the cables away from sight.
Those 200mm fans are so unusual, I hate it, but your livestream was kinda funny watching you find out how bad the case was.
It was a rough one lol
Bros not getting sponsored😂
only bigger youtuber than actually responds to comments, love ya zach
This is very similar to my build. I have more ram, more storage, aoi cooler, and an i7 12500f (with the right MB of course 😝) . Made last year for less than a 1000. Worth every penny.
Nice
shouldve used the ryzen 4070 and an i8 7800k3d for max perfomance
Agreed
My fault
@@Kazpy07 agreed
Nah ryzen 4070 ti super is better
@@BernardoHenr919 fr
Upgrade path seems like a dream to chase and not really something to actually worry about.
I did a am4 build 4 or 5 months ago and absolutely love it. i went with a rx6800 though. I would have got the xt but i was already slightly over budget, but it has no problem running most games in 1440p ultra. starfield and a couple other newer AAA titles i had to bring a couple things down but still close to max. Before that I was rocking a quad core FX cpu with a gtx 1060 with ddr3 1330mhz ram on 1080p 60hz monitor. so quite an upgrade imo.
Im trying to save some money to build a pc. Nice video
Best of luck
Bought the same CPU/GPU combo last week to upgrade my 4 year old AM4 build. Was able to get the 5700X and 6700 XT brand new for under $430 USD combined and it seemed like an incredible price/performance value. Glad to see you agree!
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There is too much obsession with having the latest. I’ve got two old systems.
My main system has an i9-9900k on a Z390, 32GB DDR4, and just this week upgraded GPU to an RTX 4070Ti Super from the 2080Ti I had in there for about 5 years. I play at 1440p and it does everything I want it to and is enjoyable, which really is the unquantifiable metric of when to upgrade.
I also have a much older one which I use for older games that has a 4790k at 4.5Ghz, 16GB DDR3, and an RTX 2070. It gets the job done comfortably at 1080p.
Funny thing is I build and upgrade PC’s for friends and family, and they get newer.
I have a 5800X and at first my aio struggled with it, but a week later it seemed to settle and now works perfectly
My recent build:
Video Card: Sapphire Pulse 6650XT - $200 - 9% slower than the 6700 for $200 new is a steal right now.
(all 3 items below were $240 total)
CPU: 5600X - CPU isn't the issue with games at 1080p on this gen - cheap as possible as this isn't the final CPU it will have. The MB has plenty of future upgrade path for later on.
Case: Cooler Master Q300L v2 - took the screens off to improve airflow. Easy "fix".
Power Supply: Corsair RM750x. - modular.
Thermalright Burst Assassin cooler - $20
Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16 GB kit - $48.
ASUS 550M-A - $105 - This board can handle the latest previous gen X3D CPUs, so a good future upgrade path when those are cheap.
SSD: Crucial P3 Plus 1TB - $68
$681 and no used parts. The case is black on black with the RGB ram being the only color in the build. It also is a much smaller case. FPS in games is only slightly slower than his setup. The most expensive part aside from the CPU and video card was actually the power supply. I splurged here to get a clean case layout/look. $650 should be easily doable as the system only needs a 450W power supply. (CPU and video card at max draw is barely 300W) 750w was me future-proofing it.
FPS in Cyberpunk is about 5 fps less. Hardly worth noticing at this price.
almost as powerful as the ryzen 4070
Just not there yet..
Not quite
@@TheDuckterIt’s him
@@ZachsTechTurffr
What about GIGA NIGA 5899Ti xTx 128TB vrab booming
if youre willing to go ultra scrapyard mode, you would easily be able to find a used 3080 or 3080ti for around £300 or $250 (at least here in the uk.)
Edit: After a quick google £300 is about 400 usd
Yep great card
In Canada a 3080 is about 400-500☹️☹️☹️
@@yesiamavdol i realised that £300 is not $250 and is about $400 lol
@@yesiamavdol not bad, its cad right?
you should review the kingston NV3, i have no clue why there is no reviews yet.
Much love to u zach, I started my own pc building company bc of u bro
Can we get the name of the company?
Good Luck man, started a company selling PCs is a competitive business model
What's the name? Also I hope you use the ryzen 4070 haha
Love to hear that! Hope it's going well for you
Zack, also I found a 3080 ti on used market place for £400, is it worth buying?
This is just my budget, thanks!
Hope it helps!
@@ZachsTechTurf very much I was stuck with a 1650 and i5-10300h or some weird laptop version
Could you please make a video about a budget pc for music production, or other cpu intense tasks, because as you said not all pc builders are gamers, and the other way around. That would be very nice of you. 😊
*Loving the build!*
Im a bit late to the video but.. i have a 6700 xt in my build, and same for my gf. We both play exclusively in 1440p. Both GPU are second hand and thats because we really went all in with the CPU but with only an 6600xt.. Sold the 6600 xt like 2 years later and got myself a 6700xt, and than did the same for my gf. Best tech decision ever.. Thankew for the video sir, much love from Europe!
Dont forget about the i9-11990XE on LGA1222 with its wonderful 6 performance cores and improved memory controller letting it go up to DDR4-5333 without overclocking!!!! It was a great CPU in 2021 and its still good now. You just have to find a motherboard with the X499 chipset
This is such a heavy machine, my latest build (still not fully installed) has an i5 9400F and an AFOX Radeon 6450 in an old school case with an optical drive .
man those old newegg videos with paul and kyle are so nostalgic
When I want a 'new' pc I usually buy during the seasonal sales and get the previous generations stuff since its usually priced to the bone. Picked up an 11900k high end msi gaming mobo and 64gb cl16 3600 ram for $380 on a microcenter bundle. Paired with the 3090ti perfectly.
Bulid my first pc only lasted a month your videos help
My 10700f and 2070s are doing pretty great for 1080p high/max settings on everything.
a cool af pc build.wanna see these videos more often.Good job zach
Zach, can you continue the full budget setup series please?
I highly appreciate you basing your arguments on the material that other people have provided, such as the Gamer's Nexus benchmarks. Showing us that you're basing your argumentation on established consensus instead of a vibe. Cheers mate
Here’s my parts list for my gaming pc. I’m a beginner so feel free to correct me on anything.
My gpu is an Amd 7700xt, my cpu is an Amd Ryzen 5 7600x, the motherboard is a Gigabyte B650 gaming x ax, Ram is Corsair Vengeance RGB, storage is a Wd SN850x 2tb, cpu cooler Deepcool AK400 zero dark plus, and power supply is a Cooler Master v750 i gold. Tell me anything I missed or should upgrade (keep in mind the one thing I don’t want to change is the graphics card)
Brother . I thoughts few things Let me share with you. If you're priority gaming. Change your cpu amd ryzen 5 7600x3d better performance than 7600x when it's game because of 7600x3d L3 cache 96mb and 7600x only L3 cache 32 mb . I know 7600x3d cost is slightly higher than amd ryzen 7600x . But worth to buy it.
Use perfect monitor set-up, keyboard and mouse . your specs good to go.
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5700X
GPU: AMD RX 6650 XT Motherboard: MSI B550-A PRO
Power Supply: Thermaltake Litepower 650W Power Supply, 80 PLUS
RAM: TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan Z 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-3200
SSD: Crucial P3 1TB CT1000P3SSD8 PCIe 3.0, 3D NAND, NVMe, M.2 SSD
Hi
This is my build what do you think about it
Would have been hilarious if you but a 7600 cpu and said it's "previous gen" since the 9000 series just released😂
Damnit lol
Wake up my friend zach dropped another video for us budget ballers 🗣️
Always here for you :)
Thx for the vid. I’m saving up for my first PC.. I play games, and also live stream on the side.. I haven’t had a PC since windows XP 😿
Now a video from zach before bed ❤
Im happy that you knew the 5700x exist its great..its just that am5 is just too good to ignore it the 5700x and x3d dosnt get enough recognition
I scored that same gpu for 170 USD in Facebook marketplace, a jewel! 👌🏻
sorry to break to you but I don't have the money to upgrade the current specs but still i am happy and it do a great job in 1080p med - high settings.
Specs - Ryzen 5 3600, GTX 1660 Super, MSI B450 Tomahawk Max, Corsair CV550 watt psu, XPG D50 RGB 16GB Ram, Deepcool L240 V2 RGB 240mm RGB AIO, XPG S11 512GB NVME SSD Gen 3, Ant Esports ICE 511MT RGB Cabinet
Very interesting video. I have a 5700X cpu and had a 6700XT gpu until very recently when I swapped out the gpu for a 7900GRE. That pairing played everything at 1440p very well and the gpu upgrade has given some good additional FPS. Should keep me happy for another year or so until I jump to AM5.
For $399 There's a bundle deal at the northern Virginia Microcenter right now: R5 5600 + RX 6750 XT + 16GB 3200M/T CL16
Man I'm so jealous that you guys do US only shipments
PLEASE make a budget pc pre built
I bought a new pc this week. If you can rate this I would appreciate it.
My build :-
Ryzen 5 5600g
Stock cooling
A520M pro motherboard
DDR4 16GB RAM
1TB NVME SSD
RTX 2080 8GB VGA
650w antec psu 80+ bronze
Gamdias AURA casing
Total build cost = $716.00
All are brand new parts expect for the VGA..
I learned so many things from ztt and I bought all the parts and build this bad boy with my bro.
It's rocking good performence in games and everything. I'm still missing a good keyboard a mouse and a headset for the build. Also a better monitor. If you can recommend me anything you think is the best, I would really appreciate it.. Thanks again ZTT..
Do a 1000 dollar build focusing on aesthetics pls
What aesthetica gonna do ?
Pay bills for you?
Can you do an updated $800 or $850 gaming PC
I have been learning so much about pc's by your videos zach love from India ❤
Could you make a video of the cheapest AM5 build (512 gb and 16 gb are ok). Or just a list of components. Thank you.
Zach, we want MORE cigar smoking wood grained pc
To be honest, you can get a lot with 750 dollars if you’re willing to get used parts. My build has an RTX 3070, a 5600X, 2Tb storage, and 32GB ddr4 ram.
Top of the line is only top of the line for a few months a year at best unless it is the ___X/3D that tends to last a bit longer. I bought the last gen 3 Crucial 2 TB NVME SSD at BestBuy for $24 2 months ago and I am happy with it.
I got the 5700x3d for 180 on prime day, and its such a beast paired with my 3080. point is last gen is still insanely good
Nice
Noticed a young Paul from Paul's Hardware during his pre You Tube days 😊
It would be cool to see a video on how you would upgrade an average pc from 4 years ago. Ryzen 3600 2060/5600xt and 16gb ram.
Can you do a $750 or $1000 budget build but getting the absolute best parts you can (even if it’s not exactly repeatable using eBay or one off deals)
Honestly not too different from what I’m about to build/upgrade to. Going from a r5 5500/rx6700 to a r5 5600/rx6800. Both costed me $830. Back then I didn’t really know as much as I know now so I prob didn’t build it to the best of my ability, but I think I did pretty decent for the new setup I’ll be building tomorrow
Show us that cable management you was getting annoyed with on stream 😂😂
Way too ugly to show lol
Three months ago, I built a gaming PC with a Ryzen 5 5600G, 32GB of RAM, an MSI B550 Pro motherboard, a Crucial P3 1TB NVMe SSD, and a 550-watt PSU, which cost me 45,000 INR (535 USD). A few days ago, I bought a pre-owned RX 6600 for 14,000 INR (160 USD). I'm a bit confused-did I make a good decision by buying the Ryzen 5600G, or should I have gone for the Ryzen 3200G instead. 🙄
I played star field with ultra settings with my rtx 4060 and i5 12600k and managed to get above 70fps constantly. I’m surprised at your benchmarks for star field because I would assume the 6700xt is better than my 4060 in that game because I thought it was optimized for AMD hardware.
6700xt is better than 4060, maybe different settings
When that video was posted about the case. That’s when I was born. 🙌
I just got a windows 11 pro key from the website you ve recommended. Thank you
Zach do a Attack on Titan Gaming PC Build with a Ryzen 5 5500 and an Rtx 4060
He finally acknowledged the rx 6800 🔥
1. **CPU**: AMD Ryzen 5 7600X Processor - (OEM/Tray) (Fan Not Included)
2. **Motherboard**: MSI B650M PROJECT ZERO (Wi-Fi 6E) AMD Motherboard
3. **RAM**: Corsair Vengeance RGB 16GB X 2 DDR5 6000MHz White Gaming Desktop RAM
4. **Storage**:
- Apacer AS2280P4
1TB M.2 2280 SSD
and
- Toshiba 1TB 7200RPM Desktop Hard Disk
5. **Case**: Revenger Base Dynamic Mini 5 Mid Tower White Micro-ATX Gaming Desktop Casing (Dimensions: 345 mm x 270 mm x 375 mm)
6. **Keyboard**: Redragon K633 Ryze RGB (Huano Red Switch) Wired Black & White Mechanical Gaming Keyboard
7. **Mouse**: Redragon M612 Predator RGB Wired Black Gaming Mouse
8. **Monitor**: Redmi G24 23.8 Inch FHD VA HDMI DP Audio Black Gaming Monitor
9. **Cooling**: Deepcool LE520 WH AIO ARGB White Liquid CPU Cooler (Radiator Size: 199 mm x 120 mm x 41 mm)
10. **Graphics Card**: MSI GeForce RTX 4060 VENTUS 2X WHITE 8G OC 8GB GDDR6 (Size: 199 mm x 120 mm x 41 mm)
11. **Power Supply**: Cooler Master G700 GOLD 700W ATX Non-Modular Power Supply
is this a good specs for a moderate gaming pc?
I'll stick with my Ryzen 9 5950X with 128 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD Boot drive, 1 TB NVME Game drive, 10 TB HDD storage drive, and an RTX 4070 Ti Super. Should be pretty much future-proof for at least the next 10 years.
lol I just upgraded to the same CPU to max out my AM4 build. 64gb ram, 1tb boot, 2tb game and 16TB HDD with a 4080
This might be weird but can you do a recommendation for a "High" End build? Like a desktop that could last for the next 10 yrs😅
We just see parts- but, this is genuinely alien (ET) technology
Got a 3060TI and R7 7500F with 16GB of Ram and one 1T of SSD M2 for 1000€ and this setup is Fire tbh
you can get a 6800 or 7700xt in there
@@sillygoober___123 i know but currently i need that money for my driver license
I might have to get that case 👀
I wouldn't lol
@@ZachsTechTurfI meant the 3500x 😁
Can you do a gaming pc build with AMD 5 9600x please 🙏
I am still rocking last gen 5800x3d and a 3070 fe.
I'm on ddr3 right now and I've messaged several other pc youtubers and they haven't given me a good upgrade from what I have now
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Amazon return policy....
.... Minimal risk.
Yeah, that's what others thought, till they had their returns refused....even for unopened boxes!!
you can do a 750 dollar build with current and next gen parts but need a cheap gen 4 500gb ssd,no discrete gpu instead igpu,linux instead windows key,cheap but good case 50 dollar case with pre installed fans,the cheap ddr5 32gb cl32 ram,a very good 100 dollar gold atx 3.0 pcie 5 gold 1200 watt power supply
Ive got 3 year old stuff and still play games perfectly
My desktop is old and i love it i7 4770k 16gb ram ddr3 gtx970 1tb hard drive 256ssd i also use a 106$ laptop and a cheap 190$ android and loving life.
Zach can you make a $400 video editing pc with absolutely no aesthetics at all?
Im pretty sure if you start with am4 right now you'll be fine for a few years and you can save and by time you ready to upgrade youll be at Am6/7 🤷🏾
You can also make a previous gen intel & nvidia pc like rtx 3000 series intel 12th gen & yep you have the option for both ddr4 & ddr5 in lga 1700 socket.
I’ve bought so many *broken* pcs on Facebook that ended up just having the pwr switch not plugged in
Yes this pc looks perfect for 1080p gaming
I got the same case during prime day. My mistake, Also hate it. Ordering a Montech Sky2 or XR to replace it soon.
Let’s go another video !!
I want to build a PC with an AMD Ryzen 5 7600X, 16GB RAM, and a 1GB NVMe SSD. I'm confused about which graphics card to choose between the RTX 3060 12GB and an AMD graphics card. I want to play AAA gaming titles at 1080p and 1440p, but I also want to do RUclips live streaming and video editing on this PC. So I'm confused about the GPU. And yes, I know 16GB RAM is very low for productivity, but my budget is a bit low right now, so I chose 16GB. I'll upgrade the RAM in the future.
Choose 3060 for productivity and live streaming also editing, if amd it's just peformance
I actually really like gpu fan on that case
woww this is the exact same build im doing rn same cpu, psu, and even gpu. well, i dont have the gpu yet, but soon
I personally believe the arc 4060 with a intel 3600 is a great pic
Good build
Uncle si came in cluch
For the Next benchmarks you can change ARK survival evolve to ARK Survival Acend, which is the same but the new version have some very high minimum requirements, talking about pc components
Zach can you do a 500-600 dollar pure performance pc plz
best pc building channel no doubt :D
if you want to go pure performance, cheap out on the case and cables, and used that extra 50ish dollars on a better gpu or a 5700x3d chip. You would be surprised how much that extra $50 would go in terms of performance.
is ryzen 5 7500f and rx 7700xt a good combo?
anything i can improve on with my first pc
AMD Ryzen7 5700X
ASUS PRIME A520M-K
AMD RX6650XT 8GB
Kingston NV2 M.2 SSD 1TB
Kingbank 16G (8*2) DDR4 3200MHz
Acer ac650W 80 PLUS BRONZE FULL MODULAR
Thermalright AX 120R SE ARGB
MATX GAMING CASE + 5 ARGB FANS +27" 180Hz monitor
What do you think about this build?
And how cheap you can build this.
I bought all parts new
Total cost 662 dollars