How BAD is a BestBuy Gaming PC?
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Back in 2016 we purchased a prebuilt "gaming" PC from BestBuy and it was actually relatively decent, but today we find out if the same rings true in 2020.
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$300 for a 2060, what a beautiful time early 2020 was.
swear the time i’m ready to build a pc is when all the prices go up
@@Christian-wp6dg I got lucky a built my first PC JUST before the prices skyrocket.
I hope things normalize and supply catches up soon so you can build yours at a reasonable price.
@@Christian-wp6dg IKR im so mad wanted a pc for multiple years and ass soon as im ready to build in oct the prices are already up
I built mine right as they were starting to go up. I knew nothing about PCs and my friend gave me a parts list based on my budget. If I had known what I know now I would’ve spent the extra money and gotten a better graphics card. I still got a 1660 ti so nothing bad but a 2060 was only 30-40 dollars more at the time.
The fact I’m considering a prebuilt cause no cpu is not 3 times the price is why I just might die
"Computers aren't magic" Yes they are, you should see how fast they make my money disappear.
@F B what
@F B no its beacause theyre expensive
Youre talking about 1000 dollars.... if you have 2000 dollars of income, its half your money. In my country if you earn 2000 currency, this pc costs 7000 currency...
I built a gaming PC for about $2,500 CAD. A Vega 56, 64GB RAM and 9900K didn't fit. So I subbed them for a RX 580, 32GB RAM and a 9700K.
Didn't even think of downgrading the mobo to a $250 from $330. Now I am wondering why I got a 9700K and 32GB RAM with a RX 580! Now I'm saving for another 1TB NVMe SSD, a 5700 XT and another 32GB RAM.
@@louiefriesen What do you do out of curiosity to need 64GB of RAM?
First glance at the case: 'There's no airflow!'
Dell: You don't need holes for airflow if you don't have any fans
@RITA - FUСК МЕ!!! OPEN MY CANAL !!! Wow "Rita", you really REALLY like PC cases huh? Oh wait, you're a bot, aren't you? DAMN IT.
@@andy6576 you should've just report and leave it...
@@fabianlaibin6956 What? And miss out on making a stupid joke?
I have a Dell G7 laptop... oh boy does it very quickly remind you that it has fans and you have to crank up the volume if you want to hear anything over the humming.
@@andy6576 you got a point, but considering that it is likely a bot the odds are it's gonna get reported and deleted, and your replies end up becoming a random confusing rant
Damn Linus sure changed a lot back when I watched him
@Isa Baig Vlogs r/wooooooooooooooooosh
@Isa Baig Vlogs That’s the joke..
@Isa Baig Vlogs r/woooosh
Beat me to this comment
@@glindiesel2916 Beat me to this comment
I have to say, that Dell case looks pretty sweet from the front.
Indeed, the right balance between boring grey box and transformer gaming spaceship.
Yup, but the airflow is non existing
A turd with lipstick...
@@burneracc2567 IT will be there believe me , Dell have been building computers long enough to know what they are doing. Go into any bank or office and look at what they run. Almost always Dell. And before anyone comments , yes i have a Dell Vostro 5568 laptop , but also an Intel NUC and a mini mac . Strange kind of mixture but it suits me . The NUC is perfect as a media center, small , does not get overheated like the mac mini because the power brick is separate and enough connections
@@MrTarmonbarry i dont think so OEM gaming pc's doesn't have usuallu that great thermals, just one extra fan literally
I like this guy. easily kept my interest, explains extremely well and keeps it noob friendly for people who aren’t tech savvy aswell as has good comedic toss ins
Then my oh my you'd like the channel techlinked
Plus he's like the Spiderman actor.
He is from NCIX
1660 with 380 what the hell u going game on fortnite?
that’s the writer not him
SSD: Hey CPU can I have some of the 8GB RAM please?
Chrome: *Heavy breathing*
@Warm Soft Kitty i use google because i always use gmail and google drive. Firefox back then couldn't open google drive and google applications worked worse. Now it have no differences but i like Chrome.
GoSite That's because google in the past intentionally slowed down their sites if you weren't using chrome
I don't know if they still do this however.
has firefox stepped its game up in the past couple years? it used to be slow for me and I had to manually find every extension that chrome, and at the time, internet explorer provided right off the bat
@@TheRezin819 Yes, Firefox made several leaps forward in terms of speed and uses less resources overall.
Jordan Ault Chrome: FREE REAL ESTATE
“Was in stock”
Been a looong time since I heard that
still a long time since i've heard it
Riley: "Computers aren't magic".........Then how the hell did you get inside mine!!
magic.
Witchcraft
Wizardry
Roundhouse kick.
it shipped with them pre installed
3:13 I feel like they did this because people kept plugging their monitors into the motherboard instead of the GPU, complain about the performance (or not booting if the CPU doesn't have integrated graphics), and returning the machine even though it more than likely does work.
No, if not taking into account some other factors, they did it because they are idiots!
If no instruction provided with built pc, then they are idiots by definition.
Why not just add covers to the ports? Like how they did it in the Olden days?
I can see it but It's still nice to have a motherboard hdmi output if you have a issue with the actual graphic card.
Why they use i5 9400 instead of cheaper 9400f if they don't use igpu?
I've seen them send them with a sticker over the motherboard display port
"Computers aren't magic"
Computer: Guess i'll die.
*takes out plug and plugs it back in*
Computer: Guess I'll live.
EXPLAIN THAT.
it wasnt plugged in far enough
Suspend mode with a PCIe card that's not playing ball will pull that trick off. Had a system that will suspend, not boot back up, shows power and to boot up you had to unplug it, press reset, replug and then it would boot back up from suspend.
Mad, but happen's.
Still personal fav was IBM PS2 55sx(iirc) that had the MCA slots on a riser card that was so close to case top that if you (like some did back then for desktops) put a CRT monitor on top (yeah the only way back then), could sag slightly the case top and anybody slamming the door was enough to cause the system to crash.
You should PlUg WiTh CoNfIdEnCe
My brothers decade old 6 core is very old and grumpy and sometimes just refuses to work. Recently after moving graphics cards in and out and booting with or without the Wi-Fi card it finally decided to work... With the exact same configuration it had when it stopped working.
the computer just wanted a break
Who is this dude and why does he sound exactly like Linus
Mike S 0:30 that’s Linus
sounds same because the same person writes the scripts?
Men in black are you new?
It actually has a lot to do with the fact that they're using the same microphone
Linus 2
Best buy employee: The hard part is finding an employee that really knows their stuff. Training is limited, and they don't go out of their way to hire GEEKS specifically, that is normally reserved for Geek Squad. You need zero computer experience to start selling computers in best buy. However, due to the environment, a lot of us really do know our stuff because we like it on our own time. Your mileage very well may very though.
It's always funny to listen to what employees in places like BestBuy say to customers. Most don't tell lies but just make it up as they go along.
I had a good experience buying my laptop at best buy. But I already did all my research and knew what I wanted. The sales rep just helped me find everything.
@@brentsummers7377 I've seen this too many times...to the point where i cant even stand going "into" bestbuy without some person spewing (nasty words here) non sense. I had one Geekshits tell me SSD dont die.... okay buddy you keep telling your self that. The other one is where they tell you your PC is infected though it needs a "Driver" update... smh maybe its me but i dont trust GS with a 2,000 ft pole yet alone a 2 incher.... I've always been then one to how to say it..."Knowledge is power".
If you listen to Riley's voice, he sounds like Linus just hitting puberty.
Ron burgundy
I was literally about to comment that. Then I saw your comment so I’m not going to anymore. Lol
Well... We'll have to wait until Linus reaches puberty to compare
And by 'until', I meant 'if'
Rita - FUСК ME !!!! OPEN MY CANAL !!!! You also have to wait for linus to hit puberty
If it has a proprietary power connector, it's an instant hard pass.
I don't know if Dell's home/gaming PC line follows the same trend as the business machines,
but Optiplex started using proprietary power connector on the 4th gen. intel CPUs
@@thepezfeo yes it's the same proprietary one as the older optiplex models
@@thepezfeo their precision lineup still use standard connectors at least
Yeah, the moment I saw what degree of proprietary we were dealing with my jaw hit the floor. Once that system is obsolete the only parts worth anything are the CPU and RAM, the rest of it basically goes in the trash due to it's incredibly proprietary design, and it doesn't even have the excuse of being a SFF system!
@@KiraSlith it's not over. There are companies that sells PSU adapters for those prebuilts, and they often cost around 20 bucks or less. For example you can easily get a 8pin to 24 pin adapter for 4th Feb Intel Optiplex on Amazon
I just purchased a prebuilt from Best Buy, 10 minutes later I’m looking up why you SHOULDNT buy a prebuilt pc because I’m a masochist
Literally same!
Same but trust these guys are just nerds it’s a good pc for casual gamers and shi
@@rynneverett ^
lol same but the pre-built i got for 1.1k is good 200 fps in most shooter games like Cold war and modern warfare
@@tsgservices7259 what pre build?
how exactly is a 48 bit tool kit supposed to fix my computer when the windows I'm running is 64 bit? PRODUCT FAIL
I admire your attempt at humour
LMFAOOOOO
what if i’m running 32 bit. The 48 bit tool kit seems overkill.
😂😂😂
The minecraft of dad jokes.
"You spend over 100 dollars more building it on Amazon!"
*$129.44 price tag for windows*
Riley let's not pretend your video on "Why LTT uses non activated windows 10" exists lmao
But BestBuy's PC has activated Windows version pre installed, they just didn't pay $129 for it.
And yeah, the only reason Linus doesn't activate his windows is because they constantly reassemble PCs with different components and quickly exhaust activation limits, not because it doesn't make sense.
But overall I can agree that buying windows for $100+ doesn't make much sense.
@@Derael You can get OEM windows licenses off sites like eBay for a few dollars/euros. Or get one with the (likely OEM branded, have mostly seen HP/Dell) install DVD for 20~30. Very much grey market, but I've never heard of anyone having issues with them.
But all that shit inside is proprietary. You ever buy proprietary parts?? At best the system plus it's replacement parts is just under or as much as the custom build. Plus All these big companies buy in bulk; Whatever is cheapest, so the perception of a value is an illusion. You get screwed!!
also having microcenter assemble the lego pieces was a fuckin joke. if you cant follow a youtube tutorial from LTT on assembly then you should buy a console (one of their only pros is they come assembled). in total this build would be $200 cheaper if the person building it was smart.
That would mean there is no significant price advantage for building it yourself.
How bout instead of saying “rendering in blender”, you say “blendering”
Because you can render in programs other than blender
soupwizard thats why it’d only be used specifically for rendering in blender
UUU LOOK AT ME UUUHH I KNOW COMPUTER SLANG UUUHH
gtfo of here simp
my dear sir, NOPE
@@sergiokaminotanjo oh no
"Oh no, we ended up with a optiplex"
Marco Antonio I don’t know a lot about computers, but why do people not like optiplexes?
@@minibrum9369 Optiplexes are computers made for light, domestic or office use, not made for gaming or any heavy tasks.
Marco Antonio oh okay, but could you upgrade them into gaming PCs?
@@minibrum9369 you can throw a entry level graphics card on them, sometimes
They don't tend to have high-wattage PSUs to support a beefy GPU and use their own proprietary standards for PSU and motherboard form-factors and connectors, making it hard for you to upgrade anything else other than add some RAM and maybe upgrade the CPU for another one that uses the same socket.
Marco Antonio makes sense, thanks for the reply
Secret Shopper 2: The Return of Agent Janice: Electric Boogaloo.
TheMrminimario you are the First 🏆🥇
#grian
You watch the grain character. Your are a man of culture I see.
Grian has spread.
Only to be referred to as tag 2:electric boogaloo
2000: Dude, you're getting a Dell! Woohoo!
2020: Dude...you're getting a dell......Awww.......
Yupp
Their work laptops are still awesome. Gaming not so much...
@@tuz6820 and some of their monitors too, the ones also for working and editing; stuff like that. and the aesthetics are clean and really professional-looking.
@@Seuss00 dell makes some of the best budget monitors you can find
tbh i really like the design for that case, it looks clean and professional.
Personally I would say that Dell delivers good quality, dunno why they get such a bad rep in the comments
The I/O looks like someone did it on their lunch break
Kraker Mraker LOL thought I was the only one.
Pickle Rick agreed man or woman
@@KrakerMraker He's a pickle
Enrico Zaghini ooh
Enrico Zaghini agreed
1:59 The word "in stock" really disappeared within about a year
I work at a Best Buy, and personally I try to sell customers a prebuilt from a normal SI (Cyberpower, iBuyPower, etc) over the normal prebuilts, for exactly the reasons Riley mentioned. They just work out better in the long run
but did you offer TTS???
@@sakidickerson Take a shot every time you hear THAT at work. That and branded payments
Yeah, our $1000 CyberPower PC would've been a much better buy then this was
HEY TEAM WE’RE AT 71% TO BUDGET WITH NO BRANDED PAYMENTS AND ONLY 1 TTS ON THE BOARD COME ON TEAM WITH HAVE 3 MORE HOURS LETS GO 300% OFFER RATE
@@jamesbeaupry9207 You don't even have to go that high. Check out this $869.99 Cyberpower PC with practically the same processor (just no integrated graphics -- which doesn't even matter when you have a graphics card), a GTX 1660 SUPER instead of a GTX 1660, and 2 TB of hard drive storage. Sure it has a smaller SSD, but 240 GB is plenty big enough for the OS and a few games. www.bestbuy.com/site/cyberpowerpc-gamer-xtreme-gaming-desktop-intel-core-i5-9400f-8gb-memory-nvidia-geforce-gtx-1660-super-2tb-hdd-240gb-ssd-black/6405420.p?skuId=6405420
When he said “Computers aren’t magic” it killed me inside a little bit. 🦄
Just tell that to the Black Majick cabal at Microsoft.
Marty Moose It's magic Joel
Well technically any technology that is beyond our limits/understanding would be indescribable from magic.
Go back to the Middle Ages with a bic lighter. You’ll be called a witch.
at the start i thought it was linus speaking but his voice was too deep
same
CoPiEd CoMmEnT
Ice PlayZ Since when was a thought claimed?
@@R1ndar since when could you not get a joke
James Hunt actually still sit here thinking „but that sounds fucking like linus“ 😂 think my brain caught flames 😂 didn’t remember he sounded this close to linus voice 😂
It hurts seeing a 2060 going for 300$ dollars in 2021
Why'd it change
Crypto mining and overall not enough workers in factories to make pc components
Fuck scalpers.
Near me it costs around $900 😢
My 2060 laptop costs 1,500 in 2021
3:12 Holy caleonies, That back panel! It's practically blank! I've never seen a rear IO shield so empty before, it's kinda uncanny.
I've never seem the word caleonirs before.
@mattroski007 Not everyone can comprehend how computers work, even with easy access to resources on learning... Lots of people just don't care. And there isn't much that can be done about it. It's why companies like Apple do so well... Treat a PC like an all-in-one console or appliance and they sell like hotcakes. I've encountered plenty of people on Discord that don't have much clue of how their computers work. It's kind of unbelievable, but they are out there.
To be completely fair, look at a budget motherboard's rear I/O. Its basically the same, just with video ports (HDMI, VGA or DVI), and MAYBE a PS/2 port.
Dell simply removed what was deemed unnecessary for that PC. It has a discrete GPU, so integrated graphics make no sense. USB peripherals are the norm, so PS/2 makes no sense.
And as for the classic parallel and serial ports....come on, they should have been removed ages ago.
In short, its rear I/O is more or less the standard basic budget mobo I/O.
Cant say the same for SATA and other internal connectors however. That Dell motherboard cant really do much in terms of expandability.
I guess we should be glad it even has a couple of extra PCIe, in case someone wants to add a Sata controller or something.
what, its just missing PS/2, VGA and HDMI ports
I love how Riley never knows how to end a video, ever.
Or how to make a funny joke...
@donutdoode69 and you can learn to make a factual comment. Those 5 thumbs up on my reply directly disproves your dumb ass lol.
get ratioed
Riley's the best
Or you could just not disrespect this mans because he puts a lot of effort and works hard to make these videos
Jealous much
Linus: *drops something worth more than my whole setup*
Me: ( ͡ಠ ʖ̯ ͡ಠ)
I tried to kill myself with my headphone wire when he said 360w power supply
bruh
You must have loved the single 80mm fan huh
@@humbdedumb6009 No that made me wanna poor water into my pc and stick my head inside of it hopefully electrocuting me to my death if not i will plug in my toaster throw it in the tub and simply get in with it
So you kill yourself because of someone else's mistakes? Go back to your Staind CDs.
That’s way overpriced. The store I work at is selling a CyberPowerPC with Ryzen 5, 16GB DDR4, 256GB SSD + 1TB HDD, and RX 580... for 679....
Warm Soft Kitty so long as you have an SSD boot drive it’s manageable
@Warm Soft Kitty Poor college student here. Please don't diss our HDDs.
@Warm Soft Kitty I would rather have a 1tb hdd over a low capacity ssd
@Warm Soft Kitty still way over £100 in the uk and I personally use a ssd but not everyone can afford one with the covid19 pandemic pricing
@Warm Soft Kitty nevermind they've come back down in price they was £170+ the other week
Spits coffee out: "SINGLE DDR4 STICK!?!?!?!"
NANI!
"2666MHz"
Contrary to popular belief gaming DOES NOT BENEFIT FROM MULTI-CHANNEL. There is extensive reporting on this, suggest google search. Now, multi channel RAM is a huge boost to almost every other category, but NOT GAMING. On the other hand more RAM is always better gaming experience.
This is why gaming rigs - especially from Dell - almoist always come with single stick. That and to leave space for user upgrades.
Of course is 8GB enough is entirely different topic and here we may... converge more than the above. Mine has 32GB RAM and fortunately still is enough, but kinda dreading that upgrade already. My budget is very fixed.
@Adam S. I upgraded my PC a while ago, and was very disappointed with my performance in games, it turned out one of my memory sticks was not seated properly and when i fixed that i got around 30 - 40 more fps. Dual channel do matter.
@@gmaacentralfounder Swapped out my single 16gb stick for 2 8gb sticks and got a 15-30% boost in fps in almost every game. So multi-channel does affect gaming performance, one way or another.
Kyle's reaction to watching this video: For 1000 dollars you could've gotten a 3600, a 5700xt, 16 gb of 3600hz ram, a rgb case, a decent power supply and 1.5 tb of storage
that is one great deal. compared to this sack of shit haha
Honestly thats about what i got in France to gift to a cousin. went for a 9350k @ 5.2 instead with TT 280aio (upgrading cpu in near future), 5700xt 16gb corsair vengeance rgb pro 3200, tt rgb powersupply, z370 aorus ultra gaming with optane 32gb included and 4tb hdd for storage. TT versa v200 rgb case and that was it. Rounded to around 930-950€ . Pretty cheap on these parts tbh (if u look for gd deals)
Just cheap out on pc case
@@bitelaserkhalif Saving 20 or 30 bucks or less for a crap case or a decent case doesnt make much sense. Nowadays you can get a decent case for 50$ . Want to save $$ Avoid rgb, best way to save $$ specially on Ram
@@Killerjack007 exactly!
The only rgb thing on my pc is just 3$ speaker!
That really is a beautiful case. I'm happily surprised by Dell on this one.
I mean, the inside was stupid, but the outside was gorgeous.
The Inspiron Gaming line is basically Alienware without all the extra crap to break like the light kits and water cooling rigs. There the budget line of Gamer rigs.
The editing is amazing on this video, keep up the work and Id be glad to see this type of visual explanation used again.
$150 for microcentre to build it? I checked their website and it's actually $250 to include GPU and OS installation. Either way, that's a rip off. At Centrecom in Victoria, it costs $110 AUD or under $70 USD for computer assembly. No tiers of payment based on hardware.
It was $100 USD for a standard build (inc. GPU and OS) in the USA, when bought my PowerSpec there a year ago or so. A shame as that was a decent price at $100 USD, IMO.
Damn Victoria living life in luxury with $70 full PC builds. As i always suggest though, get your tech buddy to do it for a 6 pack. Far cheaper, you can get drunk afterwards, and if they stuff it up, they feel bad and replace it ;)
the shop I usually buy from asks for 25-30$. if you buy the parts there or the majority. but they're also the store that has the best costumer support and prices in the country.
Or just build your own and buy a windows key for 5 bucks on ebay...
boostgearXD or just use kmspico
They got their IFixIt Sponsorship back 😂😂😂
Why what happened
wonder why they lost it
Linus dropped them
@@truckinNloving like everything else
When Linus and Lucas preforms fusion dance.
2:54 that cooler looks exactly the same like the one on my optiplex 7010, even the screws, I guess Dell never changes
Is Dell... Dell never changes...
If it ain't broke...
Those 5-pin fans with only 4 cords..... just because.
@3:40 where he points that Dell has switched away from using the standard industry 24 pin ATX connector to a proprietary 6 pin connector.
I used to recommend Dell systems to my customers, now would have to reconsider and recommend other systems. I will be researching if HP is doing this shit as well, if not then HP will be getting my recommendations along with some other reputable manufacturers such as ASUS, SONY, etc provided that they too are not moving into the "apple" direction of making repairs a lot more difficult with abandoning industry standards.
Dell is Gateway-ing their new PCs. I don't know if you guys remember gateway, but everything was proprietary. Total BS IMHO.
Dell's being doing this and similar practices for pretty much ever. Definitely recommend more hardware focused prebuilts, or just send em towards companies purely around pre-built PC's. Especially if they're after gaming performance. If they just want a machine, any laptop will do regular or even pretty full-on users perfectly fine. Desktops should only really be for professionals / semi-professionals, and gaming hobbyists nowadays. Laptops are quicker, easier, and often the same price now.
@@VallianceRS laptops typically consume less power as well. Let's understand though that if you're buying a Dell or other OEM you're probably not going to upgrade it yourself.
I think HP did something familiar, with CPU on their prebuilt getting less power.
I just saw Gamer's Nexus about the upcoming push to 12v only PSUs for prebuilt PCs, and the PSU in this video seems to show Dell simply complying with the standards set by California to increase PSU efficiency. Once ATX12V0 is standardized, all the OEMs (not just Dell) are going to shift to the PSU style we see in this Dell G5. It's going to be even more of a pain in the ass to upgrade these prebuilds in the future, but I see two upsides. 1) it's not likely to affect DYI retail parts because ATX12V0 puts pressure off PSU makers and onto motherboard makers, and there is no space on retail motherboard for power regulation shenanigans, and 2) we're going to have a slimmer PSU standard that can be used for custom PC builds.
YAAAASSS JANICE. I've been waiting for these guys to enlist her in their shenanigans again. Its been too long
Yeah, but there's no footage. Riley simply describes Janice's experience as she was buying a pre-built.
For all we know, Riley could have made that up. Not saying he did, but some video footage would be nice, to get a better idea of how those reps handle their sales pitches.
For all we know, Riley wore a wig and pretended to be Janice just to be able to say a 'Janice' bought the PCs
Shariar Rahman “Don’t lie who’s school is shut down cause COVID-19”
“*POKIMANE JUST COMMENTED ON MY LAST VIDEO IM CRYING!”💕
@@gzrubii who cares? What're you a bot or something?
@@surrealmemes3518 yeah they are, i'm going and reporting the comment their spamming everywhere
I freaking love this guy. Such a gift.
My first thought on seeing the box was: "It's a Dell!"
Well, the giant Dell logo in the corner was kind of a big giveaway...
You mean "It's a DELL?!?!?!?"
I've got an Dell Inspiron 6000 from 2001 and it still runs Windows XP just fine *(By saying that, I'm NOT defending Dell)*
DUDE! You're gettin' uh Dell!
Good Lord, at first I thought the guy talking in the beginning was Linus himself by the sound of the voice.
Tuffy Garcia I agree. Their voices sound quite similar.
About 2 years ago I bough one of their “gaming PC’s” water cooled, 16gb ram, 256 SSD 2tb hd
Upgraded ram to 32, added my own 1tb SSD
And it already had a 1080 card, still using it today playing mostly high on 21:9 screen with gsync
First time I didn’t build one since 2004 and I am still happy with my purchase
are you doing video editing? why did you upgrade to 32gb?
Liam Sweeney for minecraft
@@liamsweeney4754 probably for multitasking with possibly a dual monitor setup
What cpu?
Jaden Kim Exactly, Minecraft modpacks are a huge RAM hog... my 12GB computer can barely run sevtech or TerraFirmaPunk and my friend allocates 30GB to Minecraft...
This makes me feel good. I opted instead of buying a pre build and in the process of building it. I picked almost the same parts as the diy 1000$ one. I guess I’m a good part picker lol
"But DOES IT?" "Yes...of course it does." LOL
*Vsauce music kicks in*
Last time I was this early Linus wasn’t a meme
He has always been a meme for the meme was just benine
Last time I was this early RUclips comments were original
memes are not popular for him.. maybe on fecesbook for ltt, not on the actual internet
6:37 "And you don't need to add another crappy keyboard"
Me: *Owns the exact same keyboard he's putting in the trash can*
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theres some really good budget mechanical keyboards out there. try the Redragon K556 keyboard: www.amazon.com/Redragon-K556-Mechanical-Keyboard-Aluminum/dp/B01NAI2TXC/ref=sxin_2_ac_d_pm?ac_md=3-1-QmV0d2VlbiAkNTAgYW5kICQxMDA%3D-ac_d_pm&cv_ct_cx=mechanical+keyboard&keywords=mechanical+keyboard&pd_rd_i=B01NAI2TXC&pd_rd_r=293d5be9-6882-47c7-9035-ee1a6878fc24&pd_rd_w=9K4Id&pd_rd_wg=5BZfH&pf_rd_p=0e223c60-bcf8-4663-98f3-da892fbd4372&pf_rd_r=DNYS4PXR2XFVHQGTBRFR&psc=1&qid=1585520842&s=electronics&sr=1-2-22d05c05-1231-4126-b7c4-3e7a9c0027d0
If you guys want a good prebuilt, I recommend the micro center builds. Not ones they sell but their own brand. I was able to get a Ryzen 5600x and a 3060 for a relatively low price and the rest is pretty normal. Plus, they do a good job at making things customizable in the future. All of that said, building you’re own is definitely the best option if you can get the parts for a reasonable price.
"Computers aren't magic"
The magic blue smoke says otherwise.
'O no ended up with an Optiplex ' story of my life....
I'm gonna need Riley Burgandy to say, "Leather bound books and rich mahogany."
Agreed
Me: Mom can we get Linus
Mom: No we have Linus at home
Home: Linus at home
Nah that's the fat one 😂
Its really:
"Linus at home: "
Not "Home: Linus at home"
But you do you...
Concerned Commenter no the home is talking
@@utryping Lololol
Linus, i've been watching you for years. I watched your NCIX days as you lived them, followed you when you left them, and was proud of you when you surpassed them. You became the best Techy channel on RUclips imo and now you have over 10million followers. Quite a feat, if you ask me. All these achievements, all of the shows you went to just to bring back news to us viewers, all the overtime and all the endless days just for us.
You deserve all the blessings you earn, Linus.... but you can NOT charge us $29.99USD for a friggen WATER BOTTLE!!!
I wish Riley would take himself more seriously. He's such a good presenter
Yeah the thumbnails look so wack.. he looks professional and all cleancut but the thumbnails remind me of the fake disney preteen youtubers on trending page, like he is trying to copy them 🤦♂️
ruclips.net/video/ZvO0BotGcqE/видео.html
I felt violated through all the video and I'm man...🙁
That would be counterproductive.
bought a dell inspiron 5680 with i5 8400, gtx 1060 3gb and 8gb ram, 460 watt ps, 128gb ssd and 1tb hdd for only $500 in SWEDEN greatest deal of the decade.
@@bradhaines3142 yup, all taken into consideration. But I lived in sweden at the time. Now I got a Ryzen 7 3700x, rtx 3070 eagle oc, 8x2gb 3600 RAM and a 1tb corsair ssd
I have an Ibuypower bestbuy prebuilt pic that was actually perfectly constructed as an introductory model for gaming. There are no bottlenecks on the components and the airflow is great. I had a friend that was really in to computers and components and the pc was actually cheaper than anything that he could try to price check. Great purchase honestly. Works better than most of my friends’ computers
I would never recommend an OEM pc for gaming, for the one reason that they are harder to upgrade. A Cyberpower PC with a Ryzen 5 3600 and RX580 would have been cheaper for a mid level gaming rig.
If someone simply wouldn't do that for themself and doesn't have a tech buddy to ask, it's good to know of an OEM that wouldn't leave them stuffed.
If someone simply wouldn't do that for themself and doesn't have a tech buddy to ask, it's good to know of an OEM that wouldn't leave them stuffed.
If someone simply wouldn't do that for themself and doesn't have a tech buddy to ask, it's good to know of an OEM that wouldn't leave them stuffed.
If someone simply wouldn't do that for themself and doesn't have a tech buddy to ask, it's good to know of an OEM that wouldn't leave them stuffed.
Just think. . . 25 years ago, it was much easier to upgrade a pre-built. #1 reason - you didn't have to worry about BIOS updates being pulled permanently from the manufacturer's site.
Used Markets:
*Allow Us To Introduce Ourselves*
$1000 can get you pretty damn far on a used market... not worse than i7-6700K - 1080Ti / 16 GB of RAM / some kind of NVME storage
@@АлексейГриднев-и7р I'd buy that.
Buying parts used, is fine. Buying fully assembled computers used, hell nah man. Every other person thinks their PC is worth 85 percent what they paid for it (x) years ago cause they put their blood sweat and tears into building it... And having built and enjoyed my own PC's, I get it... but no, you're on drugs if you think your 6600k and 1060 3gb are hot stuff today...
using only ebay I build a what should be $1500 build but for $600. it was a challenge and fun and I am glad I did it !
I have spend 200 usd with this spec.
i5-4670
8gb ddr3 1600mhz (single stick)
RX 580 4gb variant
Using a used prebuilt NEC system unit with Lenovo Board in it supporting up to 32gb of ram in the future.
Did I get my things right? Or I should've get a ddr4 system?
5:34 I expected Vsauce music to kick in there
Hey Vsauce, Riley here
The dude who was talked during this video is easily my favorite person to watch 😂
2:22 "oh no, we ended up with an optiplex" best part of the video
When you said Dell I was slipping, now only 8gb ram in a $1k prebuild?? Hasta manana LTT. lol
I laughed when i saw the i5-9400... I'm watching this on a Ryzen 5 3600 and this thing, while being cheaper, boosts to 4.1 GHz
Also has better IPC so it's maybe equivalent to 4.5ghz or so in Intel terms
I think
@@liamshelley496 it's better in pretty much every way, AMD > Intel in 2020.
They didn't even mention that the 3600 even has a higher base clock. It is vastly superior to a 9400.
@@yotoprules9361 I agree
For 200 more I got my mom a prebuilt 32GB RAM Ryzen 3900 980GB SSD and 2070 GPU. So much better specs and more upgradeability.
I actually own one of these and through the Alienware program you can see the temperatures of your CPU, and everything starts overheating whenever I open even a low-straining program. I got the 699$ version with a upgrade to 16gb ram and it costed about 600$ with coupon codes and sales. With the monitor+keyboard+mouse that i got, everything was around 950$, and I get solid FPS on almost every game. In all honesty, I highly recommend it.
My friedn bought an MSI prebuilt with an i5-7400 and a GTX 1050 Ti for 1000 euros.
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7th gen i5 and last gen GPU...
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@@Mp57navy last gen BUDGET gpu
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oh nooo
1050Ti...
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@@Mp57navy isn't last gen GPU, that's RTX 2000 series.
"Computers aren't magic"
Adds Windows 10 to the build.
WindowsLogic Productions finally someone who knows
Windows 7? You guys mean Linux right?
@WindowsLogic Productions Maybe if it was a few years ago but windows 10 has gotten alot better. Plus windows 7 has lost official support from Microsoft and only supports direct x 12 for a few games. So for a gaming PC it's not a ideal OS anymore these days.
@@jasontevepaugh Windows 7 losing official support means nothing unless you're just talking about DirectX 12 implementation and continued support.
@@jasontevepaugh Or you could your finger at game developers for using DirectX12 when they could be using Vulkan. Vulkan runs on not just Windows 7, but also Linux (and Vulkan is one of the rare times Android is included in that), Switch, and I think but am not sure about the Play Station 4. But then again I see games ported from PS4 to PC ending up using DirectX11 so I could be wrong about that. Apple refused to put Vulkan on their platforms, but thankfully the developers behind Vulkan made a MoltenVK wrapper to work around that. DirectX12 on the other hand, only works on Windows 10 and Xbox, and even then it took until 2020 for Microsoft to make the APIs on PC and Xbox the same DirectX12.
This is also exactly why I don't listen to people that say that Linux sucks for gaming; we should be mad at the game developers for not porting their games instead of spreading misinformation about free operating systems.
Moral of all these videos...BUILD IT YOURSELF!
*if you want to
I got a pre built with an rtx 2070, i5 9600k and specs like that for $1000 in Norway.
That's what I did! Picked a pc that met my needs, and spent a month scouring newegg, ebay, amazon, etc for deals on the parts, and built mine for less than 1/3rd of the price.
If youre watching linus you definitely should do it yourself
@@FishAndKid Can i ask what is your income in dollars?
07:25 "But does it?"
Me: "Yes... Of course it does..!"
Riley: "Yes! Of course it does!"
Too perfect.
no one:
the comments: wHo eLsE is wAtChing wHiLe BeiNg stUck at hOme bEcaUse of coRonA?
Actually refreshing having Riley run this video... Still love Linus, just nice to mix it up
I would like Riley with linus voice 🤣
Riley n James r my favourite hosts
Riley n James r my favourite hosts
@@kevinbenjamin523 Same. Both of those guys are hilarious.
I'm really glad Special Agent Janice is able to participate in the channel without having to feature too much (since she doesn't seem like she really likes being the center of attention and I totally feel that), it's really cool that they still gave her a spot in the video just for buying a computer at best buy.
I really like Riley’s presenting style on this video.
Prebuilds can be good value. Especially when they are deeply discounted & use standard parts. I recently picked up a Lenovo legion tower for a relative bargain. It was the donor for my tests bench and has given me a foundation of parts for many future builds to comes.
pro tip: if you dont want to deal with buying parts and just want to buy system and play, please go to micro center instead..
Not a bad choice, thats 25-50% less performance. That is the definition of bad
buying a prebuilt is always going to cost more if your capable of doing your own research and building your own pc. For a prebuilt, it's not bad.
They took 3 looks at doing the same performance for price and you only get 25% when yiu dont have to buy windows, peripherals or the exact same hardware
I love how this video is sponsered by a screw driver
I've just recently upgraded my Best Buy Pre Built and recorded the process. I wouldn't say prices are competitive the profit margin and the cheap parts they will put in no matter your budget are awful.
Wtf, the first 10 seconds of the video, i thought that was linus's voice!
Imagine the 2060 KO actually being in stock :(
Shanez1215 it’s in stock on amazon
NonLegit Nation as much as I love Amd, I’d just get the 2060. Too many driver issues with their gpus
Damn linus be looking like squidward in that one episode of spongebob
What episode tho
@@ygobe2 you know, that one episode
@@donaldbaird7849 Oh come on which one? I havent watched spongebob since my cheapskate parents didn't get the sky q subscription
@@ygobe2 that one episode, you know...
@@donaldbaird7849 Ok this is getting annoying now lol
Two words, Canada Computers. If your in Canada I’d definitely recommend them you can get way better value than a traditional system integrator, use off the shelf parts, and me and multiple friends are all very happy with our customs from them. If in Canada, especially Vancouver (Richmond store is great) I highly recommend
You can get 1k gaming pc's without gpu 😳
yes, razer laptop lol
@@madam497 there is a difference between a pc and a laptop
If it's a 3400g, (with Vega 11 graphics) I won't complain
jk I will complain
@@ElevatedMiata They're both personal computer. I have a razer blade stealth 13 that I paid a premium for that could have easily got me a laptop with a 2070 in it but razer 😍 lol
@@ElevatedMiata A laptop is a pc. A desktop is the term you are thinking of
It's nice how the staff knew what they were talking about and were actually trying to help, *but still ended up selling you a freaking Dell*.
Who else spent the first minute thinking that was Linus? 😂
Dan Smith dude I was like “that’s not Linus” but he sounds exactly like him lmao
No shout - that's not him
What an excellent video. Thanks for all the great info !
Thats exactly my pc but with a rtx 2060 planning to upgrade to i7 9700k and 16gb ram soon!
Whoever the guy was in this video was so funny, more of him would be great
He's Riley. He helps manage and run the TechLinked channel (Also owned by Linus Media Group) and used to run NCIX's NetLinked series that was basically the same premise (before NCIX went down under). LMG took something that was dead and revamped it bigger and better but still keeping Riley aboard and brought him into the LMG company. Linus Tech Tips also rose to fame from their close workings and resources from NCIX, so it makes sense that Linus would bring a great guy like Riley along. If you wanna see more of em, he's frequently in TechLinked videos and he's been in 1 video on the Short Circuit Channel (Also owned by LMG). :)
@@swedishbatman thanks mate
No.
Nearly 1k: 8GB 2666 ram
My budget $400 build: 16GB 3000 ram
Though if I had waited a couple weeks, I would've gotten a better GPU
Uncle D3m0n what does that prove? You spent an extra 40 bucks on ram? Your budget 400.00 dollar build is still dog shit. Just sayin.
@@jacoblyalls4026 huh? I'm confused
@@jacoblyalls4026 my budget was originally 800 but due to shipping restrictions to my country I couldn't get every part I wanted. I ended up with a R5 1500x, 16GB of RAM, a 1050TI, some MSI motherboard (can't remember the model) and a 256 M.2 SSD.
I couldn't get any of the motherboards I wanted because of some weird restrictions, so at the time I couldn't get a gen 2 ryzen because I was only able get gen 1 motherboards(boards would require gen1 ryzen to update bios to get gen2 compatibility) . I also couldn't get a 1060/70 because they refused to give me shipping insurance on it. My PC is not what I wanted but I had to settle for what I could obtain.
@@jacoblyalls4026 I mean if its not only a gaming system and you want to use it for school or work, being able to run some tasks in the background while loading up a game can make some sense
I was a former part-time Computing sales associate, now I'm a full-time Home Theater sales associate. Only over the past two years we'd been getting more and more gaming pre-builts that weren't Alienware that could actually hold their own, but still had the shoddy motherboards and PSU's because they were either ibuypower PC's or CyberPower. We partially make up for it by selling PC components, both in-store and our website. I'm currently in the process of building a full Ryzen 9 gaming PC using parts I bought exclusively off of the Best Buy website, due to the employee discount I get.
I bought;
Ryzen 9 3900X
ASUS X570 TUF Gaming Plus (w/ Wi-Fi)
16GB DDR4 3GHz RAM
MSI GeForce RTX 2070 Super Ventus OC 8G
Samsung 970 EVO Plus 500GB M.2 SSD
Samsung 860 EVO 1TB SATA SSD
EVGA 850W 80+ Gold Modular PSU
Corsair 220T RGB Airflow Mid-Size Case
If you order items in the store and you find it for cheaper online, like say off of Amazon, just make sure it's actually *shipped and sold* by Amazon and not a third-party else you wouldn't be able to get a price match on them.
How do we make a build better 2020 edition?
AMD
AMD
AMD
AMD
aaaand *drums
AMD
except graphics.. nvidia.
Naturally
@@dertythegrower true
@Zaoshi Kaba Ehhhhhh
@Zaoshi Kaba I use a Ryzen 5 1400 which I've overclocked lightly but it does its thing quite well, not anything major but some AMD CPUs or GPUs aren't bad
i'm assuming this was recorded before we were told to stay home
N1CKTAST1C Best Buy is doing store pickup curbside.
@@frostytf2 Oh, so you buy trash for them to leave it on their own curb, and they expect you to pick it up. Do they also put it in a five-gallon plastic bag for you?
bluephreakr uh?
Damn, riley is really giving it the beans at the gym recently.
The DIY motherboard that you have on list is out of stock. What comparable board would you choose for use with the rest of the products in your list? Thanks.
The fat guys at my Best Buy are pretty knowledgeable and really helped me out. When I mentioned a pre built they told me I should just build one because it’s cheaper.
These low gpu prices make me sad
5:52 I'm gonna stop you right there. You can use a non-activated copy of windows 10 for free, so slash 130$ off the DIY build from amazon.
How
@@ballsdavid8115 just download an ISO from their website
Ok here’s what I want to know: I havew a 6-core/12-thread Intel Core i5-9400 processor, a GeForce GTX 1660 Ti 6G graphics card, a 360W PSU, 8GB of DDR4 RAM (2666MHz), a 1TB 7200 RPM hard drive, with 100GB SSD. What do I need to upgrade on this rig to use an Nvidia 3070? Or is it as easy as just swapping out the gpu?
I’m not entirely sure but you might want like 8 more gigs of ram but I would ask a subreddit as they can probably help you more
PLL Fan yea probably the best way to go, thanks for the reply. I’ll make a thread I’m sure I’m not the only one trying to upgrade this thing.