WATCH NEXT: Watch how I built this monster machine: ruclips.net/video/xmQk6RbqO2o/видео.html We go over Flashing the BIOS and Install Windows 11 from Start to Finish. We collect the drivers, flash and configure the BIOS then install and configure Windows so you start your next project.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask, I always help were I can.
Another great video, I've built pc for myself and later one for my nephew with what i learned from just YT back then but none of the videos i used as guides back then had so much info... Your way of explaining "do this first and here is why" is so great that I'm kinda pissed YT never recommend You to me back then... No wonder i had some issues later on, I hope that some day you will get the recognition you deserve
I really do appreciate it my friend, more than you might know, just youtube as of lately has been draining a lot out of me, just recovering from some burn out and its sad the growth is really slow, I am trying to do what I can but it's just a little exhausting, i am sure you know what I mean, but again, I am so very happy i could help you and so very happy you enjoy my way of teaching, its why I started it actually ;)
Hi Iggy, As I posted already, this video is so helpful, so many excellent tips! I’ve been through it several times, as it’s really helping me understand what I need to install and in what order. There is one thing however, that I either keep missing or just don’t understand. Where does the chipset file ultimately come from? In the beginning of your video, timestamp 1:23, when you are downloading the bios update and the drivers for the ASRock X670E PRO RS Motherboard you intentionally skip the chipset that's in driver downloads for that MB. You don’t download it. Then, at about timestamp 18:09, after having installed Win 11, you copy all of the drivers from your thumb drive onto the SSD and begin to install the drivers, starting with the AMD chipset. Here’s my question. Did this chipset come from the AMD site for the CPU or did it come from the AsRock motherboard site? I’m definitely confused about this. I’m getting ready to install an Asus X670E-Plus Wifi MB and there is a chipset present in the driver updates for that MB, but now I’m not sure if I use the Asus chipset or if I get something from AMD. I see AMD has driver files for the Ryzen 7 7800X3D CPU, which I’m using, but nothing about either of them being a chipset. Common sense tells me it’s the Asus drivers, but as I’ve already said, I’m confused. Help, please.
The chipset comes from AMD, so for example, for your board, you will get them from here: www.amd.com/en/support/downloads/drivers.html/chipsets/am5/x670e.html I missed downloading them from the website, even though you see me doing one thing in the video, I am doing 3 thousand all at the sametime, its hard to keep focus when you are doing so much. Downloading it from Asus' site is fine, just from AMD's its typically newer.
@@ThisBytesForYou No doubt! Thank you so much for clearing that up for me! I'm actually watching some of your other bios, OS and driver installs figuring I'll pickup more info.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
Great video Iggy! Sometimes it is not great to have the latest BIOS. Some of them do not work correctly after you install them and enable Expo or XMP. Sometimes they will cause BSODs after they are installed and Expo or XMP is enabled. It is convenient to keep a copy of the previous release or a version that is stable after updating it and enable Expo or XMP. I will not even download beta versions of BIOS Updates because they are not an official release neither.
I was a product development engineer, so yes I can agree with you that bios can cause issues but I love to find issues so I jump at the chance to update. Updating is important for everyone because it can fix a ton of issues you don't even know you have or unlock performance you didn't realize you had, and then of course the security aspect. I've been burned before, prior to uefi, all bios' were in a chip and they were easily swapped if you had and issue, now it's much more difficult. That is good practice to have a backup I guess I should have gone over that but flashback is also great, also made a video on that. Thanks so much for your kind words, support and conversation, it's awesome, thank you so much.
I noticed you said we would grab the chipset drivers later, but at the install section you already had the AMD CHIPSET drivers installed on the thumb drive. Where and when exactly did you end up grabbing the drivers? Im doing my first build and i want to make sure i do everything correctly lol
whoops, I skipped that by mistake. I didn't have it installed on my thumb drive, I downloaded it and had it on my thumb drive, I have to double click on t to install it, I install it at 18:10. You can download the driver here: www.amd.com/en/support/chipsets/amd-socket-am5/x670e let me know if you have any other questions
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
You don't need to do it if you are fine with all the issues your current bios has and you don't want the performance gains it gives you no, not at all.
@@JELLY_BEAN18 yes, it's why I make these videos, to help you get performance, zero blue screens and get you up and going. Just make sure you use the bios for your motherboard
I use the AMD bios right? Since my motherboard is AMD. I just need to update my motherboard through AMD and then I’m all good, or is there more that I need to correct to make sure I’m getting everything out of my system and it’s gonna work to its full potential?
I want to upgrade to windows 11, and i have a decent system, but it says my processor isnt compatible, I have the an i7-7700k. Do i need a new processor to get it?
Sorry bud, the 7700 is not supported by windows 11, 7th gen is not support but the 8th gen and above is. They are by gen14 now, chance are you are on DDR3, and the PC still works, but is getting to show its age, surely, might want to look into upgrading, but if you want to stay with what you have, what is the manufacturer and model number of your motherboard?
@@ThisBytesForYou I will send it as soon as i get home, i do have DDR4 ram, i have Viper it's all lit up bright pink and yellow and blue i think, i'm not sure if they make ddr3 too, but it is ddr4. it's really not a horrible machine, i will shoot the specs when i get home. Thank u
I get it my friend, I upgraded from a 9900K, potentially the last processor your board will support, but I jumped over to an AMD 5900X and the performance difference was amazing BUT I played with a 13600K..... WOW.... amazing for sure.
@@ThisBytesForYou u can use rufus and create a bootable key ! theres option to bypass tpm and most of the requirements as well..i juste installed it on my asus i5 3500 3rd gen intel possessor and its super smooth and all my drivers works properly and im in ddr3 just saying
@@jayzon80 I never recommend Rufus, tons of people come here asking for help because their media wont work, I have them use the tried and true original Microsoft media and it works perfect.
Hi, I have a question related to thermal paste. Is it better to use the thermal paste on the liquid cooler or should i get a better brand like artic thermal paste?
Use what it comes with, and see how well it performs, if its too hot, then change it up. Just because the thermal paste says its Arctic, doesn't mean it's better than what this comes with, who knows, I know arctic does make great stuff, but there was a point they didn't make the best, and they worked themselves to make the best, who knows about this thermal paste, I hope to tell you soon.
@@ThisBytesForYou ASUS ROG RYUO III 240 ARGB All-in-one AIO Liquid CPU Cooler 240mm Radiator, Asetek 8th gen Pump Solution, Anime Matrix™ LED Display and ROG AF 12S ARGB Fan. This is the CPU liquid cooler that I'm putting in my case. Not sure if it has thermal paste but when I looked on the cooler it was flat with gray patch in the middle. Is it ment to be peeled off when placing it on the cpu?
The package content reads "(pre-applied thermal compound)" so you are good. I don't see anything to be peeled off, at least in the manual, the thin gray patch is the thermal paste. I suggest trying what it has first, but if it doesn't suite you, go for arctic off of my Global Amazon affiliate link: geni.us/QN1D
@@ThisBytesForYou Guy sent me the wrong liquid cpu cooler that had 120mm fans and not 140mm fans. 😑 Why are these manufacturers only making liquid coolers with 120mm fans and not many liquid coolers with 140mm fans???
because there are more cases that utilize 120mm than there are that utilize 140mm fans, so they will sell more using 120mm radiators than using 140mm@@Mantiscular12
You don't get performance and reliability from base windows drivers, they are old, updated drivers have fixes, performance updates, additions. You download them, then you install them, or in the BIOS case you apply it. This video gives you all the info and much more.
@@ThisBytesForYou I mean, could just download them and install after installing the OS. Unless it's old systems, like this old decade old mobo that I'm replacing that needed a driver from the driver disc to activate an internet connection.
you could, but that will fill the machine with older drivers, not uninstalled correctly will cause TONS of issues. The machine that is a decade old needed a driver off of the driver disk to activate an internet conneciton, you mean a wifi driver, yeah that happens sometimes, that happens many times,, but 1 driver, especially as insiginifacnt at the start as WIFI is fine, you can update that later. Chipset, Storage, Audio and Video are bigones.@@MsGhoulz
WATCH NEXT: Watch how I built this monster machine: ruclips.net/video/xmQk6RbqO2o/видео.html
We go over Flashing the BIOS and Install Windows 11 from Start to Finish. We collect the drivers, flash and configure the BIOS then install and configure Windows so you start your next project.
Great video!, perfect for beginners and those of us who need a quick reminder 😅
Thank you so much for your kind words and support my friend, it means the world to me and I am so very happy you enjoyed it.
Yes, indeed. I love this guy 👍🏼
haha, thanks bud, love you too, good seeing you back ;) I hope all is well.
Two more weeks until I build my first pc. Just a little scared of updating bios but this video helped.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask, I always help were I can.
Another great video, I've built pc for myself and later one for my nephew with what i learned from just YT back then but none of the videos i used as guides back then had so much info... Your way of explaining "do this first and here is why" is so great that I'm kinda pissed YT never recommend You to me back then... No wonder i had some issues later on, I hope that some day you will get the recognition you deserve
I really do appreciate it my friend, more than you might know, just youtube as of lately has been draining a lot out of me, just recovering from some burn out and its sad the growth is really slow, I am trying to do what I can but it's just a little exhausting, i am sure you know what I mean, but again, I am so very happy i could help you and so very happy you enjoy my way of teaching, its why I started it actually ;)
Hi Iggy, As I posted already, this video is so helpful, so many excellent tips! I’ve been through it several times, as it’s really helping me understand what I need to install and in what order. There is one thing however, that I either keep missing or just don’t understand. Where does the chipset file ultimately come from? In the beginning of your video, timestamp 1:23, when you are downloading the bios update and the drivers for the ASRock X670E PRO RS Motherboard you intentionally skip the chipset that's in driver downloads for that MB. You don’t download it. Then, at about timestamp 18:09, after having installed Win 11, you copy all of the drivers from your thumb drive onto the SSD and begin to install the drivers, starting with the AMD chipset. Here’s my question. Did this chipset come from the AMD site for the CPU or did it come from the AsRock motherboard site? I’m definitely confused about this. I’m getting ready to install an Asus X670E-Plus Wifi MB and there is a chipset present in the driver updates for that MB, but now I’m not sure if I use the Asus chipset or if I get something from AMD. I see AMD has driver files for the Ryzen 7 7800X3D CPU, which I’m using, but nothing about either of them being a chipset. Common sense tells me it’s the Asus drivers, but as I’ve already said, I’m confused. Help, please.
The chipset comes from AMD, so for example, for your board, you will get them from here: www.amd.com/en/support/downloads/drivers.html/chipsets/am5/x670e.html
I missed downloading them from the website, even though you see me doing one thing in the video, I am doing 3 thousand all at the sametime, its hard to keep focus when you are doing so much.
Downloading it from Asus' site is fine, just from AMD's its typically newer.
@@ThisBytesForYou No doubt! Thank you so much for clearing that up for me! I'm actually watching some of your other bios, OS and driver installs figuring I'll pickup more info.
thanks my friend, hope they help.
Very helpful! Thanks.
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
Great video Iggy! Sometimes it is not great to have the latest BIOS. Some of them do not work correctly after you install them and enable Expo or XMP. Sometimes they will cause BSODs after they are installed and Expo or XMP is enabled. It is convenient to keep a copy of the previous release or a version that is stable after updating it and enable Expo or XMP. I will not even download beta versions of BIOS Updates because they are not an official release neither.
I was a product development engineer, so yes I can agree with you that bios can cause issues but I love to find issues so I jump at the chance to update.
Updating is important for everyone because it can fix a ton of issues you don't even know you have or unlock performance you didn't realize you had, and then of course the security aspect. I've been burned before, prior to uefi, all bios' were in a chip and they were easily swapped if you had and issue, now it's much more difficult.
That is good practice to have a backup I guess I should have gone over that but flashback is also great, also made a video on that.
Thanks so much for your kind words, support and conversation, it's awesome, thank you so much.
I noticed you said we would grab the chipset drivers later, but at the install section you already had the AMD CHIPSET drivers installed on the thumb drive. Where and when exactly did you end up grabbing the drivers? Im doing my first build and i want to make sure i do everything correctly lol
whoops, I skipped that by mistake. I didn't have it installed on my thumb drive, I downloaded it and had it on my thumb drive, I have to double click on t to install it, I install it at 18:10. You can download the driver here: www.amd.com/en/support/chipsets/amd-socket-am5/x670e let me know if you have any other questions
@ThisBytesForYou you're awesome brother!
Always a pleasure my friend, so very happy you stopped by, trusted in me to help you, liked and subbed as well as took a moment out of your day to thank me. It means a ton to me and I am so very happy I could help you.
Do I need to do all this exactly. My pc is RX 7900 XTX with ryzen 7 and GIGABYTE B650 AORUS Elite AX AMD B650 ATX Motherboard.
You don't need to do it if you are fine with all the issues your current bios has and you don't want the performance gains it gives you no, not at all.
Would you recommend that I do
@@JELLY_BEAN18 yes, it's why I make these videos, to help you get performance, zero blue screens and get you up and going. Just make sure you use the bios for your motherboard
I use the AMD bios right? Since my motherboard is AMD. I just need to update my motherboard through AMD and then I’m all good, or is there more that I need to correct to make sure I’m getting everything out of my system and it’s gonna work to its full potential?
@@JELLY_BEAN18 I will have to help you later, going to work in a few minutes
I want to upgrade to windows 11, and i have a decent system, but it says my processor isnt compatible, I have the an i7-7700k. Do i need a new processor to get it?
Sorry bud, the 7700 is not supported by windows 11, 7th gen is not support but the 8th gen and above is. They are by gen14 now, chance are you are on DDR3, and the PC still works, but is getting to show its age, surely, might want to look into upgrading, but if you want to stay with what you have, what is the manufacturer and model number of your motherboard?
@@ThisBytesForYou I will send it as soon as i get home, i do have DDR4 ram, i have Viper it's all lit up bright pink and yellow and blue i think, i'm not sure if they make ddr3 too, but it is ddr4. it's really not a horrible machine, i will shoot the specs when i get home. Thank u
I get it my friend, I upgraded from a 9900K, potentially the last processor your board will support, but I jumped over to an AMD 5900X and the performance difference was amazing BUT I played with a 13600K..... WOW.... amazing for sure.
@@ThisBytesForYou u can use rufus and create a bootable key ! theres option to bypass tpm and most of the requirements as well..i juste installed it on my asus i5 3500 3rd gen intel possessor and its super smooth and all my drivers works properly and im in ddr3 just saying
@@jayzon80 I never recommend Rufus, tons of people come here asking for help because their media wont work, I have them use the tried and true original Microsoft media and it works perfect.
Hi, I have a question related to thermal paste. Is it better to use the thermal paste on the liquid cooler or should i get a better brand like artic thermal paste?
Use what it comes with, and see how well it performs, if its too hot, then change it up. Just because the thermal paste says its Arctic, doesn't mean it's better than what this comes with, who knows, I know arctic does make great stuff, but there was a point they didn't make the best, and they worked themselves to make the best, who knows about this thermal paste, I hope to tell you soon.
@@ThisBytesForYou ASUS ROG RYUO III 240 ARGB All-in-one AIO Liquid CPU Cooler 240mm Radiator, Asetek 8th gen Pump Solution, Anime Matrix™ LED Display and ROG AF 12S ARGB Fan.
This is the CPU liquid cooler that I'm putting in my case. Not sure if it has thermal paste but when I looked on the cooler it was flat with gray patch in the middle. Is it ment to be peeled off when placing it on the cpu?
The package content reads "(pre-applied thermal compound)" so you are good. I don't see anything to be peeled off, at least in the manual, the thin gray patch is the thermal paste. I suggest trying what it has first, but if it doesn't suite you, go for arctic off of my Global Amazon affiliate link: geni.us/QN1D
@@ThisBytesForYou Guy sent me the wrong liquid cpu cooler that had 120mm fans and not 140mm fans. 😑
Why are these manufacturers only making liquid coolers with 120mm fans and not many liquid coolers with 140mm fans???
because there are more cases that utilize 120mm than there are that utilize 140mm fans, so they will sell more using 120mm radiators than using 140mm@@Mantiscular12
Download the bios I get, but why all the drivers?
You don't get performance and reliability from base windows drivers, they are old, updated drivers have fixes, performance updates, additions. You download them, then you install them, or in the BIOS case you apply it. This video gives you all the info and much more.
@@ThisBytesForYou I mean, could just download them and install after installing the OS. Unless it's old systems, like this old decade old mobo that I'm replacing that needed a driver from the driver disc to activate an internet connection.
you could, but that will fill the machine with older drivers, not uninstalled correctly will cause TONS of issues. The machine that is a decade old needed a driver off of the driver disk to activate an internet conneciton, you mean a wifi driver, yeah that happens sometimes, that happens many times,, but 1 driver, especially as insiginifacnt at the start as WIFI is fine, you can update that later. Chipset, Storage, Audio and Video are bigones.@@MsGhoulz
@@ThisBytesForYou What happens if you have more than one bios update file in the USB? In the off chance that the latest version causes issues.
@@MsGhoulz Probably you will have choice what update you want to apply like in the video you just choose what you want to apply.
What if we have intel cpu which chipset driver we download?
From the motherboard manufacturer since Intel has made it much more difficult to find than it was before. Which motherboard do you have?
@@ThisBytesForYou z690-a pro msi
Here you go download.msi.com/dvr_exe/mb/intel_chipset_adl_rpl.zip and this is the main site www.msi.com/Motherboard/PRO-Z690-A/support
@@ThisBytesForYou Thank you so much for the effort you put in these videos much appreciated !
Also can i ask why you do manual installation instead of auto install for both amd and intel chipset drivers arent they the latest versions ?