Building my first PC: Can you see what I did wrong?
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2019
- I'm super excited about this video because I'm building my first PC. Of course, this never happens without mistakes, so you're here to bear witness and be inspired to build one yourself! I have been waiting, researching, and saving months for this video so I hope you can learn from my experience and are motivated to try it yourself!
► Get the parts from this build: kit.co/HowToCreative/pc-for-c...
▷ Parts I'm using to build this PC are:
- CASE: NZXT H510i
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 3700x
- GPU: Gigabyte RTX 2070 Super
- SSD: Samsung 970 EVO Plus 1TB
- RAM: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro
- MOBO: Gigabyte X470 AORUS ULTRA GAMING
- POWER: CORSAIR CX Series CX750
I know I might have done some things wrong; please point them out so I can fix them. I try to reply to every comment so don't be scared to ask a question or start a discussion!
▷ I made a new video about why this PC is the best for content creation: • Best Budget PC Build f...
Mad respect if you managed to watch till the end: Bravo, you veteran!
I aim to upload every Friday!
► Gear I use: kit.co/HowToCreative/youtube-...
Music in this video:
Good Morning, I Found Me, Midnight Bounce, Street Dreams, This Feeling - Lakey Inspired
Tasty Treat - Simple Things
Disclaimer: I was not paid in any form for this video. I spend 20+ hours making this video for you and for fun! :)
#DIY #PCBuild #HowTo 
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At the start of the video i thought you had atleast 100k subs, You DEFINETLY deserve more, +1 sub
Thank you so much! I spend a lot of time and effort into my videos. I'm very glad it is noticeable.
Me too
right
better than the verge
How do you only have so few views? You're amazing!
That is so kind of you to say, thank you so much!
The ram should be apart dont stick it to each other. Please read motherboard manual where to put those sticks in right slots for dual channel
also it will save you some headache if you benchtest it before you install your components in the case
In order to be able to use the full power of your RAM you need to be able to have it packed in dual-channel mode. In order to do that you have to put the RAM sticks 1 slot apart. In the case of this motherboard that means putting it in the slot farthest away from the CPU and then play second block down from the CPU. In other words they would be in the 2nd and 4th slots from the CPU. That's a great video and I hope this comment helps a little bit. You did a great job otherwise.
Okay, I see that you did get everything taken care of. It was especially helpful of you to show what you changed at the end. You did just a wonderful job for a first-time Builder. Your cable management looks really great. Congratulations!
Thank you, I'm going to build my third PC soon!
Nice build. Just made my first pc too.
After I saw you putting on the wrist strap, putting the mobo on the cardboard and handling the processor + cooler, I thought: no way he has no experience. But then came the RAM :D And the missing cables on the GPU were hilarious, never seen what happens without those cables.
Regarding the RAM: you put it in slots not next to each other because they will then run on different channels (dual channel). In your motherboard installation guide it's marked where to insert the first and second stick. I think you chose the right ones, but the reason for the slots is mainly not the clearance, but the wiring of the board itself.
Haha awesome! Yea I did mess up there, but I loved the experience! Fun fact: after I finished the whole build, I read through every manual just to be sure... I indeed noticed that the current slots are recommended by the mobo manual. Thanks for taking the time to comment! Cheers.
And I was also worried when assembling my PC I knew exactly what it felt like to wonder if you had done something wrong.
Haha, yup!
Move the ram stick on the left one to the left for dual channel memory gives you better performance
I figured! You can see in the end of the video that I corrected it.
Came across your comment on reddit. Nice build.
Cheers!
Your editing is really good, so is your video quality, one day ur gonna blow up.
Thank you so much! That's the dream.
Great video dude!
I also someday want to build my own PC and yes cpu/cpu cooler installation and the bios looks pretty scare!! haha/ but yea, nice video! Subscribed!
Thanks man! Appreciate your words.
Dope Video mate.
Thanks man!
You so cool dude🤘🏻Love the way you talk.
Haha I appreciate that!
Hey...please put the ram in DUAL channel. Read the motherboard guide on how to... but it should be something like this
Place Ram 1 on first slot
Ignore Ram Slot 2
Place Ram on third slot
Ignore Ram slot 4.
Please do that...please for dual channel for the RAMS
Noice PC build though...its a beast
Yea, you can see at the end of the video I adjusted it. Good point! I found out the default ram was 2 and 4 according to the manual of the MOBO. I also adjusted the speed and voltages later on. Works perfect now!
Thanks, I'm very happy with it :)
great content
Great video, man. It's an amazing rig. I will suggest adding a second NVME drive or SSD so you can speed up your timelines and export. When you are working with one drive Premiere pro is writing and reading on it the same time and not running optimally. Ideally, you need 3 drives (1 for OS and Premiere pro, 1 for cache files and 1 for export) but two is fine if you add very fast NVME, your mobo supports a second M.2 slot.
Good call!
within the first few seconds i was like 'he has a dutch accent, is he dutch?' and then i saw the box tape and i was like wait isn't that Azerty tape since i bought something off of there like a week ago and it was so yeah your english is really good
Full modular psu will help you get rid of those unused cables.
I wish I knew that before I ordered this one. Next time I'll definitely go with a full modular one!
RIP Dual Channel
Ikr I was a little angry
Same!!! Hahaha. I hope he fixed that. And I didn't realized that he forgot to plug the PCIe Cables into the graphics card until his monitor said so. Hahaha. But he wasn't bad and did it right except for that Dual Channel mistake. 😄
loved this... amazing thanks for the video and I am a VFX editor and planning to but this one..... but the main issue is I am facing is dust that's normal in the pc i know but in our area or surrounding its more anyways to prevent it less?
Awesome to see a VFX editor here! Dust is always an issue, I just clean it every other week from the inside and outside.
Nice vid
such fun and high quality videos, how do you have less than 1k subs?
Appreciate ya!
at 16:33 I see you forgot to plug in the GPU to your PSU and mobo, may wanna get on that
Haha, I realised very soon! Thanks for pointing that out.
Thanks bro, nice content. Im alrdy bought same monitor like ur, now im choosing new pc parts. Nice decision with amd cpu + gpu nvidia, how its work together? What ur opinion?
That's a good question! The CPU and GPU work perfectly together. I would however recommend to check for other ram alternatives because I learned that RAM and Ryzen is kind of a thing. Thanks for commenting! :)
Did you have any issue with The X470 bios using that Ryzen 3700x. Ordered both and waiting form my GPU now I am concerned I will have to update BIOS before it will POST. I don't have a previous compatible CPU and Pandemic Might make it hard to find a repair shop that will do it for me.
10:58 this dude has gills that’s tough
20:39 no mate you changed the ram slot because it is now using duel channel mode! it's eitherr 1 and 3 or 2 and 4 !
imma just sub. Also, did you really have 0 experience during this video? I might build a pc myself and i do not know much. You made it look so simple here.
Thanks man! I never build a PC before... I have some experience with parts etc, but that's about it.
HowToCreative Ah ok. Good video.
@@rastis154 cheers! :D
Great Video .. but need to make more focus on Motherboard and other stuff when you connect cables specially cables with motherboard because all messy and can't understand ..
Thanks! What do you mean exactly? I think I showed every step and every piece I connected to the motherboard in detail. Or do you mean all the cables make it look messy?
How to Creative I think he means the cables that come with the case because some people have trouble with that
What are the temps of the cpu and gpu, You should add intake fans
Good point! I have actually been thinking about that. However, my temperatures do not go above 70C even when playing games (according to the CAM application)!
@@felixkruip Woah nice!
Almost 1k subs! Was it 1700 usd?
Yesss, I got 1K subs today! It was 1,700 euro.
Ram is installed wrong
i never build a pc i had a friend build my first one and i build my second one cause of coronavirus i build it without any problems
Good on you bro! Enjoy
how only 457 subs
I really appreciate that! :)
Today I build my first pc...it takes 6 hours
pls somebody tell me he has swap the ram position
Yep, before turning it on for the first time. You can see it later in the video
Yo bro on the power supply the fan is supposed to be down.you should probably change it because your pc could fry itself
Good point, however I have been reading into it. Isn't every power supply different though: one blows the other sucks..? Or should it always point down...
@@felixkruip watch this. Very informative on this double sided PSU positioning ruclips.net/video/h8XP9AksAP8/видео.html
@@felixkruip no hes wrong, the psu can get air from the case airflow since the h510(i) has these neat holes on the psu shroud so it can get air either way no need to change, ur pc wont fry
@@ToddyS that is true but he may need to adjust his fan speeds so he doesnt create negative pressure, or just flip it
Did you not apply thermal paste?
Nice catch! Actually, I did quite some research on this. Some people say you always need to apply extra, some say the pre-applied on the Prism cooler is enough. I took my chances to not put any extra. Until now the CPU temperature isn't going above 75C. However, I might apply some extra in the (near) future..
@@felixkruip The pre applied amount is enough. You could change for a better paste, but that's really just a minor improvement. I would stick with stock paste.
@@R0B711 Thanks for your insight!
@@felixkruip Either keep the stock paste or remove it and use your own, don't mix them. That's not a thing.
@@felixkruip yeah, no need for extra, we aint doing a verge pc build, we doing it the real way
i’m building the exact same system for christmas
Good for you man! Enjoy it.
how much this cost you?
Around $1,700
doesn't plug in gpu oooof
Ikr, glad I quickly found out!
u put the psu in wrong
Can you elaborate? :)
HowToCreative the fan on the psu is supposed to facing down
The ram 😣
Haha, yea I figured that one out!
nooo plss not the psu at the start