*FULL PARTS LIST* including product links: pcbuilds.gg/build/2500-gaming-pc _Table of contents:_ 0:00 - Best $2500 Gaming PC Build Guide for 2024 2:20 - What you'll need 1:29 - Where to find parts list 2:46 - CPU, Motherboard, AIO base plate 7:00 - RAM, SSD 10:04 - Case 12:49 - AIO 16:06 - Front IO cables 17:02 - AIO cables 18:52 - Case fan cables 20:02 - Power Supply and cables 26:01 - Graphics Card 28:22 - First Boot 30:22 - Windows Installation 32:05 - Graphics & Chipset Drivers 34:18 - BIOS & XMP 35:00 - $4K Benchmarks 41:03 - Is this $2500 Gaming PC worth it? (vs $2000)
Absolutely the best PC builder on YT hands down. Why, because he explains everything in detail and you can actually see what he's doing. And covers everything from start to finish. Well Done Scattervolt!
@@ScatterVolthey Sir. Thank you for your nice Video every day. I love it. Beside that I got a question to you. I want buy a ryzen 7800X3D With thermalright Phantom Spirit and RTx 4080 Super (32,8cm length). Would you for that With a pure base 500FX oder Shadow base 800FX? Thanks !
I used to watch this dude in middle school and high school built my own pc with a 5600x and 7700xt (when it was 100 dollars cheaper than the 7800xt) used to fawn over and dream of the day i could do it myself and i'm finally watching it no longer dreaming so hope you're doing great man!
Wanted to let you know I've used this video tremendously help me build my first PC. I installed Windows 11Pro using your code as I thought I show my appreciation.
After I switched to an all white build with my new pc in my profile picture I will never go back to all black. It looks to nice and I make sure to deep clean once a month. I am looking forward to the 5090 and the next x3d chips.
Dipping my toe into exploring a PC build - as someone that sim races, there are many more options available for PC in terms of titles and hardware. And knowing virtually nothing about PCs (playing only Xboxes for almost 20 years), this channel is amazing. I’ve learned more in a few days than I thought was possible, and there is A LOT to learn about PCs! And, if I were to buy the parts today, I feel confident I could build a PC that would suit my needs. Thanks man, keep it up! You have a new subscriber and will be watching more in the future!
Thank you Patrick! For sim racing, you really can’t go wrong with anything. The more you spend the better the performance you get. Only specifically consider an Nvidia GPU if you plan to run three separate monitors. Otherwise it doesn’t matter.
Thanks for the quick reply! Would you say the CPU is more important for more physics intensive titles? Currently thinking about pairing something like a 7800x3d with a 7900GRE for good performance on a single monitor for now (only 60hz 4k, but maybe going up to a higher frame rate 1440p or 4k ultrawide in the future).
@@ScatterVolt Just wanted to say though that the reason why the wifi doesnt pop up even though you have the antennas on could be due to not having the motherboard wifi drivers installed 🙏 Atleast that was the reason with my Asus motherboard and i had to download the drivers on a seperate USB and transfer them
Great video and glad I found your channel. I haven't built a computer in years and am do for an upgrade, but I haven't been keeping up with the latest hardware. This helped me out because I'm still running a pc I built back when the 1070s came out only updating to a 2070 over the years
Do u add thermal paste to the cpu or no im trying to build a pc for the first time and i dont know if its pre applied or i have to add it my self@@ScatterVolt
I would personally stay away from the 7900/7950 x3d chips, they are expensive, need more cooling and sometimes don’t even work as intended, just get a 7800x3d if gaming is the priority and not productivity, even then I’d go with the R9 non-x3d chips
Cyberpunk is one of the main reasons I’m building a pc. Also the main reason I’m leaning towards nvidia. It never ceases to amaze me how hard that game is on PCs
Dude Cyperpunk 2077 is amazing and runs perfect on my ps5. I have a 2,200 dollar gaming pc and honestly the ps5 runs cyberpunk 2077 better. Even in graphics mode. Pretty amazing how powerful that 500 dollar box is.
@@MrAnimescrazy With a Ryzen 7 7800X3D and Radeon RX 7900 XTX. One of the best cpus out there with a power house graphics card XD. Keep talking about things you don't know though. Cyberpunk 2077 runs amazing on my 500 dollar ps5 though.
Great video bro! My girlfriend and I have been looking into making the switch over to pc (we are coming from Xbox). Thank you for making this informative yet entertaining video. PC master race here we come!
I'm thinking about getting the R9 7950X3D with RTX 4090 I'm always using Intel but i want peace of mind in terms of thermals and power consumption, I'm learning AMD Ryzen still on research mode
@@PCgamerChannel Feel you mate. I was getting my BC in secondary education for math at Grand Canyon but it was too expensive. Going back to college at a community college to be cheaper.
have a pretty similar build ! :) found a used 4090 for 1200$ and i went with the intel 13600k and my build total is around 2800$ personally i’d recommend going with a 7800x3d as that would perform better at games while being a lot cheaper than the 7900x3d u recommend . i’d throw the savings towards a 4090
The savings between a 7800x3d and a 7950x3d brand new unfortunately wouldn’t be enough to cough up to a new 4090 right now. If you could get a used deal like with your 4090 however, then yes!
The GPU mount is on delayed shipping, but the rest of the parts arrived today. This will be my first PC build in 20 years. I'm excited, and also stressed already. 😅
@Tuxedo_Elite ok so these parts are if you want a mostly nzxt white build. Mouse is the nzxt lift 2 symmetrical, keyboard is the nzxt function 2 mini tkl, the case is the nzxt h6 flow rgb mid tower, the gpu is the 4070 ti super 16 gig zotac trinity oc, the ssd is the sk hynix platinum p41 2 tb, the ram is the gkill cl30 latency 2 x 16 gig kit at 6,000 mhz, the aio is the nzxt kraken 280 rgb, the power supply is the nzxt 2022 1,000 watt, the motherboard is the gigabyte b650 aorus elite ax ice, and the cpu is the 7800x3d. The total on Amazon before tax and shipping is 2,375 dollars. There are some things you can get for cheaper but they won't be nzxt and I would finish filling out the case with fans . I think you can fit 2 fans at the bottom and 1 at the back.
Ive been sending your videos to my friend who just got into PC gaming. The way you explain things makes me more confident and rdy to build my first PC. P.s let me have this PC and i'll give mine away for free 😭. I have a 2080 super 8GB, 32GB ram, 4TB SSD, i9-900K and Asus Z390-A. This is a long shot haha.
Hey so I'm trying this out for my first build and had a few questions since I'm completely new to this. I was trying to make a black version with the same parts and couldn't find a Motherboard that was in black that was 650e only 650 and was really confused on what the difference was and after a little research people were saying to use the white 650e since it was better. Is there any other option?
Hey scattervolt. Just wanna let you know the 360mm liquid freezer 3 you linked does NOT fit with the B650 motherboard you linked. The IO panel interferes with the mounting of the cooler and is off set just enough where you can’t screw in the back two screws on the radiator closest to the IO panel.
@@ScatterVolt Happy to help! Not your fault the case does say it supports up to 360mm but it’s just the fat IO panel on the B650. I made it work with some… adjustments of the case lol
I did this exact build and only the RGB on the ram lights up when turned on. Everything turns on for a split second then shuts off immediately other than the RGB on the ram. How do I fix this problem?
@@ScatterVolt lol yes I can't wait. what's the best practice these days with separating I/O i haven't build a PC in 10 years. one SSD for OS/Swap and data/game files? used to build with an OS drive and a separate drive to dump data to
I dont know how but i spent more than this about 3 months ago and ended up with only a 7900x3d and a 4070😂 wish i knew what i was doing when i built it...
I plan on getting a similar pc (probably the 4090 instead of the 4080 super) but, can’t decide if I should go for the 7950x3d or i9 14900k. I’ll be using it for gaming and productivity so I need the best of both worlds. Which one do you think I should choose
Both are multi core CPUs that have plenty of threads so both are great for “productivity” (they’d be overkill imo, 8 cores is still plenty) One of them has an upgrade path though and the other one is at a dead end
Performance difference is non existent unless you plan to do serious ray tracing. Then that’s where the 4080 super in this build shines, although the $2000 pc can still do ray tracing because it is still damn fast, just not as good as this one.
@@ScatterVolt perfect plan to dabble in ray tracing but not heavy into it so I’ll stick to the build I got… everything comes Sunday can’t wait! Thank you for the video it’s going to help so much when building it… it’ll be the first gaming PC I’ve built
Thanks you so much! These videos have really helped grasp what building a pc will feel like. I know the you mentioned they are interchangeable, but would you change any other components if you installed a 4090 instead of the 4080s? Any other monitors/displays you'd recommend?
I have a Question, when you were doing the Wiring of the fans, the preinstalled fans were connected to the RGB header on the MOBO. I heard that nzxt Fans needed to be connected on nzxt Fan controllers to controll the rgb aspect of the fan. Although the fans on the AIO had fan wires & rbg wires, the preinstalls had those 3 pin female connectors. I though all Nzxt fans had the same wiring?
Hey, noticed that the gpu ya got there looks different any way you could put a link to that cuz I like how smooth it looks compared the the one you put in the description
One other finding... i was having a lot of stability problems especially in Cyberpunk, random game crashes, and even hard system crashes, occasional bluescreens etc. found a lot of errors when I ran memtest86, and ultimately, I had to disable expo1 in the BIOS settings and poof, errors disappeared in memtest86. Will see how that translates in system stability but I'm hopeful. granted I have KLEVV CRAS V 6500mhz 32gb dimms
CAUTION: The linked build part list is not what you see in this video. The cooler, motherboard, SSD are all different. If you buy based on the list, the cooler WILL NOT FIT between the mother board top heat sink and the top of the NZXT H6 Flow RGB Mid-Tower Airflow Case. now I have to either find a skinnier cooler or change case or get another mother board that doesn't hit the fans of the cooler..
ordered up the Kraken he has in the video as it is 10mm slimmer than the linked Arctic Liquid freezer.. hopefully it clears looks like it should be enough room
I'll be addressing the CPU Cooler portion of this and swapping it out with a skinner 360mm AIO that should clear any motherboard you want to put at the top the H6 flow. The motherboard and SSD choices are the same but less expensive.
It will like in this video. That's very annoying of NZXT not to have that extra bit of clearance, my apologies. I've changed the cooler in the original parts list to one that has less width (360mm).
@@ScatterVolt the Kraken went in perfectly, rig is up and running and downloading games! was a bit of work, but looking good all I need to do is tie up the cables
Hey ScatterVolt, I plan to build my first PC using all the parts you used in the video, however, I have to ask what screw driver should I get to do it all right?
I really like the build and the video and wanted to say thanks for your time. I was going to build this off of your website and noticed several pieces were different. I was just wondering if you felt they were better later on or if they were unavailable for a time. I found most of the ones in the video and wondered which you’d recommend?
Okay thank you, sorry I didn’t read the previous comments before posting. I realized after that you’ve answered that question so many times. Would you have and tips on installing the rest of the fans for the case? I seen there were a few Nzxt fan controllers and I was wondering if they all just plug into the motherboard. Again, thank you for your time!
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*FULL PARTS LIST* including product links: pcbuilds.gg/build/2500-gaming-pc
_Table of contents:_
0:00 - Best $2500 Gaming PC Build Guide for 2024
2:20 - What you'll need
1:29 - Where to find parts list
2:46 - CPU, Motherboard, AIO base plate
7:00 - RAM, SSD
10:04 - Case
12:49 - AIO
16:06 - Front IO cables
17:02 - AIO cables
18:52 - Case fan cables
20:02 - Power Supply and cables
26:01 - Graphics Card
28:22 - First Boot
30:22 - Windows Installation
32:05 - Graphics & Chipset Drivers
34:18 - BIOS & XMP
35:00 - $4K Benchmarks
41:03 - Is this $2500 Gaming PC worth it? (vs $2000)
Absolutely the best PC builder on YT hands down. Why, because he explains everything in detail and you can actually see what he's doing. And covers everything from start to finish. Well Done Scattervolt!
Thank you!!
@@ScatterVolthey Sir. Thank you for your nice Video every day. I love it. Beside that I got a question to you. I want buy a ryzen 7800X3D With thermalright Phantom Spirit and RTx 4080 Super (32,8cm length). Would you for that With a pure base 500FX oder Shadow base 800FX? Thanks !
Why did not you put a fan at the back of the case?
Reasons for me clicking on this video your a dope content creator, 2 ur a chad, 3 your informative and funny, and finally bc i have fingers
Fingers?
@@ScatterVolt yes fingers lol the things we use to make beautiful pc's and type lol :D
Oooooooooooh 😂
@@ScatterVolt 🤣🤣🤣 your alright man
Glazing 😂
I used to watch this dude in middle school and high school built my own pc with a 5600x and 7700xt (when it was 100 dollars cheaper than the 7800xt) used to fawn over and dream of the day i could do it myself and i'm finally watching it no longer dreaming so hope you're doing great man!
IM NO JOKE WATCHING IN SCHOOL
Wanted to let you know I've used this video tremendously help me build my first PC. I installed Windows 11Pro using your code as I thought I show my appreciation.
After I switched to an all white build with my new pc in my profile picture I will never go back to all black. It looks to nice and I make sure to deep clean once a month. I am looking forward to the 5090 and the next x3d chips.
Why am I here? I can't afford this? I know how to build. Why did I watch?
White builds, my favorite.
You're doing something right. Keep it up.
Thank you!
I literally built a PC in this case two days ago, luckily everything went well
Nice
Dipping my toe into exploring a PC build - as someone that sim races, there are many more options available for PC in terms of titles and hardware. And knowing virtually nothing about PCs (playing only Xboxes for almost 20 years), this channel is amazing. I’ve learned more in a few days than I thought was possible, and there is A LOT to learn about PCs! And, if I were to buy the parts today, I feel confident I could build a PC that would suit my needs. Thanks man, keep it up! You have a new subscriber and will be watching more in the future!
Thank you Patrick! For sim racing, you really can’t go wrong with anything. The more you spend the better the performance you get.
Only specifically consider an Nvidia GPU if you plan to run three separate monitors. Otherwise it doesn’t matter.
Thanks for the quick reply! Would you say the CPU is more important for more physics intensive titles? Currently thinking about pairing something like a 7800x3d with a 7900GRE for good performance on a single monitor for now (only 60hz 4k, but maybe going up to a higher frame rate 1440p or 4k ultrawide in the future).
Doesn’t matter as long as you don’t cheat a cheap CPU
Love the editing style and the way you articulate yourself ! Keep it up man :)
Thank you!
@@ScatterVolt Just wanted to say though that the reason why the wifi doesnt pop up even though you have the antennas on could be due to not having the motherboard wifi drivers installed 🙏 Atleast that was the reason with my Asus motherboard and i had to download the drivers on a seperate USB and transfer them
tbh you deserve 1m subs keep it up
Finally a new upload.
Thanks to you and many others i build my gaming pc after much researching years
Thank you!
love your videos so much
Thank you!
Waiting for this video for months!🎉🎉
I gotchu!
Me too !
I love the sus vine booms 😂
I also have an RTX 4080 Super, It's an absolute BEAST !
It is a chunk of a graphics card
Great video and glad I found your channel. I haven't built a computer in years and am do for an upgrade, but I haven't been keeping up with the latest hardware. This helped me out because I'm still running a pc I built back when the 1070s came out only updating to a 2070 over the years
love the way he show you the build and step by step show you how to install the components yourself, dude you are amazing !!!
Thank you!
Do u add thermal paste to the cpu or no im trying to build a pc for the first time and i dont know if its pre applied or i have to add it my self@@ScatterVolt
Best build videos with descriptions and details, plus those part lists are perfection. 😮💨🙌🏼
Seems like a lot of PC for the money. Thanks for the build guide.
I would personally stay away from the 7900/7950 x3d chips, they are expensive, need more cooling and sometimes don’t even work as intended, just get a 7800x3d if gaming is the priority and not productivity, even then I’d go with the R9 non-x3d chips
This is the perfect Pc for me to start playing minecraft!!
I think i just found a great side hustle that can help me make enough money for a Gaming setup
But only time will tell
Update in 1year:)
Exciting! I hope it works out for you (and is legal lol)
New video. Thats nice , you uploaded the day i went on a trip
Im the spongebob meme
Yooooooooooooooooo no flippin way I got pinned (instant screenshot)
00:34 If only you knew
Would this pc still run well even without extra fans?
This case by default comes with three fans, so any AIO would be enough fans to populate the whole case.
@@ScatterVolt oh nice, I was just about to buy a ton of extra fans. Thank you
will be building this pc soon
Cyberpunk is one of the main reasons I’m building a pc. Also the main reason I’m leaning towards nvidia. It never ceases to amaze me how hard that game is on PCs
What is your budget? What is your current parts list?
Dude Cyperpunk 2077 is amazing and runs perfect on my ps5. I have a 2,200 dollar gaming pc and honestly the ps5 runs cyberpunk 2077 better. Even in graphics mode. Pretty amazing how powerful that 500 dollar box is.
@@PCgamerChannel your pc must be ass or you are trying to run cyberpunk at settings your pc can't handle.
@@MrAnimescrazy got a 900 dollar graphics card in it
@@MrAnimescrazy With a Ryzen 7 7800X3D and Radeon RX 7900 XTX. One of the best cpus out there with a power house graphics card XD. Keep talking about things you don't know though. Cyberpunk 2077 runs amazing on my 500 dollar ps5 though.
Can you make a $3,800 gaming PC please😁
Nahhhhh 😂
@@ScatterVolt 😅😂
Great video bro! My girlfriend and I have been looking into making the switch over to pc (we are coming from Xbox). Thank you for making this informative yet entertaining video. PC master race here we come!
I have a 4080 super paired with a 7800x3D and I feel like that’s already over kill. What you did here is just madness.
It is madness haha
I'm thinking about getting the R9 7950X3D with RTX 4090 I'm always using Intel but i want peace of mind in terms of thermals and power consumption, I'm learning AMD Ryzen still on research mode
Good vibes man! Keep uploading.
Thank you!
Amazing video. It's just cementing my belief of building my own PC before going back to college.
So glad I just graduated. Fucking nightmare getting BS in civil engineering at Fresno State.
@@PCgamerChannel Feel you mate. I was getting my BC in secondary education for math at Grand Canyon but it was too expensive. Going back to college at a community college to be cheaper.
@@PCgamerChannelyooo you’re in Fresno??? Me too
i built the pc and it’s amazing 🔥 i made sure to use all your links so u get commissions, thanks man
Can't wait to see what we're buying from AliExpress! Lol but for real the cpu prices there have been crazy cheap.
I was looking for this build exactly thank you for making this video 🙏
What's the black version of the motherboard? I'm trying to do a black build
Gigachad pc builder
Hi can you please review the new Gamdias talos E3 mesh elite E Atx case it's very budget friendly case please make a video on it if you can
Why are you displaying a Kraken 280 but linking a Arctic LF 3 360 A-RGB??? So which one is better??
That's a great build. 4090 coming today but 4080S are back to MSRP in some places.
Setup for streaming and content too would be amazing. I've built this build. Thank you
The ryzen 9 7950x3d is better for productivity but the ryzen 7 7900x3d is better for gaming (probably said the cpus wrong)
ok i got it. now what do i tell my dad?
have a pretty similar build ! :)
found a used 4090 for 1200$ and i went with the intel 13600k and my build total is around 2800$
personally i’d recommend going with a 7800x3d as that would perform better at games while being a lot cheaper than the 7900x3d u recommend . i’d throw the savings towards a 4090
The savings between a 7800x3d and a 7950x3d brand new unfortunately wouldn’t be enough to cough up to a new 4090 right now. If you could get a used deal like with your 4090 however, then yes!
how many fps in warzone?
Thanks! I buyed it! Also the setup cost ➕560$ and thanks again😊!
My pleasure!
The GPU mount is on delayed shipping, but the rest of the parts arrived today. This will be my first PC build in 20 years. I'm excited, and also stressed already. 😅
You’ll be fine haha
Enjoy!
@@ScatterVolt I'm sure I will. I've got this video saved to follow along once I get started!
@@sedonexHow’s it running for you? Was about to buy the parts.
I’m building this exact build as my first pc! Can’t wait for the parts to come and follow this video step by step 😭🔥 I’ll be able to play anything
go for a 7800x3d and save ur money, he 7900x3d he recommends isn’t the best
howd it go mate? Im considering buying this build too
@ bro I made it and it’s great!
@@LeCaleb Did you swap out any parts?
@ nah I used the same parts because it’s the first pc I ever built so I wanted to be able to follow the video 😂😂
Love the wholesome build videos😍 Are you gonna build with BTF motherboard sometime?
Awesome build man. Thanks for explaining most of the things along the way.
Thank you!
@@ScatterVolt hey i want to build one with also 2500 but idk if i wait for 4080ti and also i want a black version dont need rgb im simple 🤣
The 4080Ti will not be coming out. The 5080 will later this winter.
@@ScatterVolt so i just build with the super then?
I’m about to build this pc. Would it be best to add 2 140 mm fans at the bottom
According to reviews, it doesn’t impact performance much
Must have gotten all the parts on the biggest discount because the whole build is 3752.27
Lol!
What country do you live in?
$2440 before tax
It help me build the same pc but I went for the intel i9 14900k thanks for the help
My budget is more around $2300 but I rlly like these parts as a base, what would you recommend I cheap out on to bring the total down ?
I can make a parts list if you still need help.
@@MrAnimescrazy that would be very helpful :))
@Tuxedo_Elite ok no problem. I will comment with the parts soon.
@Tuxedo_Elite ok so these parts are if you want a mostly nzxt white build. Mouse is the nzxt lift 2 symmetrical, keyboard is the nzxt function 2 mini tkl, the case is the nzxt h6 flow rgb mid tower, the gpu is the 4070 ti super 16 gig zotac trinity oc, the ssd is the sk hynix platinum p41 2 tb, the ram is the gkill cl30 latency 2 x 16 gig kit at 6,000 mhz, the aio is the nzxt kraken 280 rgb, the power supply is the nzxt 2022 1,000 watt, the motherboard is the gigabyte b650 aorus elite ax ice, and the cpu is the 7800x3d. The total on Amazon before tax and shipping is 2,375 dollars. There are some things you can get for cheaper but they won't be nzxt and I would finish filling out the case with fans . I think you can fit 2 fans at the bottom and 1 at the back.
@@MrAnimescrazy I’ll definitely consider this, thank you so much !
Ive been sending your videos to my friend who just got into PC gaming. The way you explain things makes me more confident and rdy to build my first PC.
P.s let me have this PC and i'll give mine away for free 😭. I have a 2080 super 8GB, 32GB ram, 4TB SSD, i9-900K and Asus Z390-A. This is a long shot haha.
I’m selling this pc lol
Best DIY PC build. Thanks
Amazing video 👌
Thank you!
0:49 precisely 😃
Can't wait to get this pc
Awesome!
I have almost this exact build sitting in my cart at Microcenter for like 3 months now 😂
Hey so I'm trying this out for my first build and had a few questions since I'm completely new to this. I was trying to make a black version with the same parts and couldn't find a Motherboard that was in black that was 650e only 650 and was really confused on what the difference was and after a little research people were saying to use the white 650e since it was better. Is there any other option?
Loved the video as always! Hate that the market is weird here: this build would cost 3700 canadian dollars which is 2700USD$
Thank you!
Hey scattervolt. Just wanna let you know the 360mm liquid freezer 3 you linked does NOT fit with the B650 motherboard you linked. The IO panel interferes with the mounting of the cooler and is off set just enough where you can’t screw in the back two screws on the radiator closest to the IO panel.
I’ve since changed it on the website to a different AIO. That is quite inconvenient given such a small margin. I’m sorry, thanks for letting me know.
@@ScatterVolt Happy to help! Not your fault the case does say it supports up to 360mm but it’s just the fat IO panel on the B650. I made it work with some… adjustments of the case lol
@kriticalcalibre4164 I had the same issue. It's my first build, and I was convinced I was doing something wrong. Made it work.
what graphic card should i upgrade to i have a radeon 570 amd ryzen 5 1600 six core processor 16 gb of ram and a B450 Aorus M motherboard
RTX 4090
@@ScatterVolt would u say my parts are capable to run that
Yes
@@ScatterVoltBro officially lost it
I love this guy!
I will be building this as my 2nd pc. First was 1000 dollar build time for an upgrade.
Great build and instructions. Since this is my first time using AMD products, do you not use heat sink compound for the cooler/cpu?
Would you recommended the H6 flow over smth like the Phanteks P36OA and Cooler Master TD300 mesh ?
Honestly yeah
@@ScatterVolt how come? I feel like the rear fan they come with would help a lot
The H6 flow is nice and new. The TD300 and P360a are older cases by like 2-3 years.
I did this exact build and only the RGB on the ram lights up when turned on. Everything turns on for a split second then shuts off immediately other than the RGB on the ram. How do I fix this problem?
I just pulled the trigger on the order for this BOM. damn youtube is going to put me in the poor house
You mean bomb? 😅
@@ScatterVolt lol yes I can't wait. what's the best practice these days with separating I/O i haven't build a PC in 10 years. one SSD for OS/Swap and data/game files? used to build with an OS drive and a separate drive to dump data to
I Ming be selling my whole setup and might get this
Why is this guy so handsome?
I dont know how but i spent more than this about 3 months ago and ended up with only a 7900x3d and a 4070😂 wish i knew what i was doing when i built it...
My brother in christ what did you build? 😅😅
This’ll be my first pc
Heck yeah!
Might build this!!
It’s very nice
I plan on getting a similar pc (probably the 4090 instead of the 4080 super) but, can’t decide if I should go for the 7950x3d or i9 14900k. I’ll be using it for gaming and productivity so I need the best of both worlds. Which one do you think I should choose
Both are multi core CPUs that have plenty of threads so both are great for “productivity” (they’d be overkill imo, 8 cores is still plenty)
One of them has an upgrade path though and the other one is at a dead end
Just ordered the parts for your 4K 2000$ build… and now see this! Wondering if I should return some and go with thus
Performance difference is non existent unless you plan to do serious ray tracing. Then that’s where the 4080 super in this build shines, although the $2000 pc can still do ray tracing because it is still damn fast, just not as good as this one.
@@ScatterVolt perfect plan to dabble in ray tracing but not heavy into it so I’ll stick to the build I got… everything comes Sunday can’t wait! Thank you for the video it’s going to help so much when building it… it’ll be the first gaming PC I’ve built
I’m going to build this but with a 4070 super but I’m praying I don’t mess up
There is no praying. Only doing.
Thanks you so much! These videos have really helped grasp what building a pc will feel like. I know the you mentioned they are interchangeable, but would you change any other components if you installed a 4090 instead of the 4080s? Any other monitors/displays you'd recommend?
I have a Question, when you were doing the Wiring of the fans, the preinstalled fans were connected to the RGB header on the MOBO. I heard that nzxt Fans needed to be connected on nzxt Fan controllers to controll the rgb aspect of the fan.
Although the fans on the AIO had fan wires & rbg wires, the preinstalls had those 3 pin female connectors. I though all Nzxt fans had the same wiring?
Hey, noticed that the gpu ya got there looks different any way you could put a link to that cuz I like how smooth it looks compared the the one you put in the description
Is it a founders ed??
One other finding... i was having a lot of stability problems especially in Cyberpunk, random game crashes, and even hard system crashes, occasional bluescreens etc. found a lot of errors when I ran memtest86, and ultimately, I had to disable expo1 in the BIOS settings and poof, errors disappeared in memtest86. Will see how that translates in system stability but I'm hopeful. granted I have KLEVV CRAS V 6500mhz 32gb dimms
Thanks! I buyed it! Also the setup cost ➕560$ so total its 3000 and something $ and thanks again😊!
CAUTION: The linked build part list is not what you see in this video. The cooler, motherboard, SSD are all different. If you buy based on the list, the cooler WILL NOT FIT between the mother board top heat sink and the top of the NZXT H6 Flow RGB Mid-Tower Airflow Case. now I have to either find a skinnier cooler or change case or get another mother board that doesn't hit the fans of the cooler..
ordered up the Kraken he has in the video as it is 10mm slimmer than the linked Arctic Liquid freezer.. hopefully it clears looks like it should be enough room
I'll be addressing the CPU Cooler portion of this and swapping it out with a skinner 360mm AIO that should clear any motherboard you want to put at the top the H6 flow.
The motherboard and SSD choices are the same but less expensive.
It will like in this video. That's very annoying of NZXT not to have that extra bit of clearance, my apologies. I've changed the cooler in the original parts list to one that has less width (360mm).
@@ScatterVolt the Kraken went in perfectly, rig is up and running and downloading games! was a bit of work, but looking good all I need to do is tie up the cables
Hey ScatterVolt, I plan to build my first PC using all the parts you used in the video, however, I have to ask what screw driver should I get to do it all right?
Hey Scattervolt bro would this $2500 or your $2000 setup be good for high end sim racing setup?
Either is fine. Nvidia might have better triple monitor support though.
Wouldn’t matter for either brand though if you had an ultra-wide/VR though.
I made this build but now I’m having trouble with the Wi-Fi. I’m pretty sure it’s the same thing you had. Did you ever find a permanent fix for this?
You gotta install WiFi drivers first
@@ScatterVolt thank you i installed them and it is working great
I really like the build and the video and wanted to say thanks for your time. I was going to build this off of your website and noticed several pieces were different. I was just wondering if you felt they were better later on or if they were unavailable for a time. I found most of the ones in the video and wondered which you’d recommend?
Doesn’t matter. Whatever is on pcbuilds.gg is the cheapest way to build the pc but it’ll still be the same at the end of the day.
Okay thank you, sorry I didn’t read the previous comments before posting. I realized after that you’ve answered that question so many times. Would you have and tips on installing the rest of the fans for the case? I seen there were a few Nzxt fan controllers and I was wondering if they all just plug into the motherboard. Again, thank you for your time!
Started buying the parts of this PC i Started with the graphics card next the CPU
Noobie question but doesnt the radeon rx 7900 xtx have more raw performance than a rtx 4080 as super?
Yeah get the RX7900 xtx if you want more gaming, if you care about ray tracing marketing then go for nvidia.
Is there a better mainboard for this that would work with these parts and can handle WiFi better?
Is it possible to add another ssd for more space?
0:28 no I can't 😅😢
Same lmfaooo😂😂
7950 x3D or 7800 x3D if money isn’t a problem?
7600X3d
do i need that specific mainboard or would you recommend any other for below 200€? Love the vid btw
started watching you , last nite .. and i love your content ... you deserve a subscribe !!!!!!
Thank you!
Haha I just bought an H6 flow but had no idea what I want to put in it. This helps.