How to Build A PC 2024 | PC Parts Explained | Best PC Build 2024
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Best Gaming CPU 2024
Ryzen CPUs
🔥 Ryzen 5500 amzn.to/3E07r4z
🔥 Ryzen 5600 amzn.to/3uk7xiM
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▶️ Ryzen 5800X3D amzn.to/3fxY2r4
🔥 Ryzen 7600 / 7600X amzn.to/3RfEYg7
▶️ Ryzen 7700 / 7700X amzn.to/3WJVI07
🔥 Ryzen 7800X3D amzn.to/3Gi45L8
Intel CPUs
🔥 i3 12100F amzn.to/3Y2w7jT
🔥 i5 12400F amzn.to/3PiLwej
▶️ i5 12600K / KF amzn.to/49jmyTP
🔥 i5 14600K / KF amzn.to/3G3KOMP
🔥 i7 14700K / KF amzn.to/3SHKL0E
▶️ i9 14900K / KF amzn.to/49Dfy4Q
Best Graphics Card for Gaming 2024
NVIDIA RTX GPU
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▶️ RTX 4060 amzn.to/3O5S0f7 🏬 howl.me/clIHFJSTgv1
🔥 RTX 3060 12GB amzn.to/3LOImgv 🏬 howl.me/clIHI9wGwVS
AMD Radeon GPU
▶️ RX 7900 XTX amzn.to/3W4urWt 🏬 howl.me/clIHHtCGKj7
▶️ RX 7900 XT amzn.to/3uWHzB9 🏬 howl.me/clIHHt3LETH
▶️ RX 7900 GRE amzn.to/3IgUGDQ 🏬 howl.me/clJXCWa69sl
▶️ RX 7800 XT - amzn.to/3P3m2k5 🏬 howl.me/clIHHtjWydb
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Best Intel Motherboard
▶️ Z690 amzn.to/3jAsxM0 (Overclocking)
▶️ Z790 amzn.to/3ggSly1 (Overclocking)
▶️ B660 amzn.to/3jylS4X (Non-Overclocking)
▶️ B760 amzn.to/3wDnAbE (Non-Overclocking)
Best AMD Motherboard
▶️ B550 amzn.to/36YvsaP
▶️ X570 amzn.to/3KRNfCI
▶️ Ryzen 7000 Motherboards amzn.to/3r8ztDA (Ryzen 7000)
This PC Parts Explained video begins our how to build a PC 2024 series. We cover pc parts the best gaming pc build 2024 and best PC build 2024. We explain every PC part from best CPU to best GPU to get you started on your 2024 PC Build. How to pick PC Parts can be very confusing. Many want to build a 1440p gaming pc, or the best budget gaming PC Build but don't know where to start. PC Parts Explained 2024 explains best motherboards, best CPU, best graphics card, DDR4 vs DDR5 RAM, best SSD for gaming, and other PC Parts. We also discuss how much it costs to build a gaming PC in 2024 for 1080p, 1440p, and 4K.
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Video Index
0:00 PC Parts Explained 2024
0:36 GPU Explained - Graphics Card for Gaming
1:47 Current GPUs - NVIDIA, AMD, Intel
2:21 GPU VRAM - How Much Needed?
3:13 Best GPU for Professionals
3:27 CPU Explained - Best CPU 2024
4:21 Intel "Big + Little" CPUs
4:47 Current Ryzen & Intel CPUs
5:08 AMD vs Intel CPUs - Key Differences
5:32 CPU Integrated Graphics & APUs
6:15 Ryzen 8000G APUs
6:36 CPU vs GPU Power - CPU and GPU Combo
7:13 Motherboards Explained | Intel vs AMD
7:40 CPU and Motherboard Chipset Combos
8:40 Motherboard Features Explained
9:49 How PCIE Slots Work
10:10 PCIE Gen 3 vs Gen 4 vs Gen 5
10:36 Motherboard Audio Explained
11:27 RAM Explained | Memory Explained
12:12 DDR4 vs DDR5 RAM
12:54 RAM XMP & EXPO
13:27 How Much RAM Do You Need?
14:03 Storage Explained - HDD, SDD, & NVME
14:42 How Much Storage?
14:55 SSD Speeds - Gen 3 vs Gen 4 vs Gen 5
15:47 CPU Coolers Explained | Air vs Liquid AIO vs Custom Loop
16:28 CPU included box coolers - Any Good?
17:10 PC Case Explained - Sizing, Airflow & More
18:12 PC Case Sizes, RGB & Connections
19:02 Power Supply Explained - 80+ Rating, Wattage, More
20:17 Gaming Monitors Explained
21:16 Misc Parts - Wifi Adapter, Fan/RGB Controllers & More
21:53 PC Build Cost for 1440p, 4K & 1080p
22:50 Best CPU GPU Combo 2024 
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NOTE: When illustrating the network port in the motherboard section, the arrow is incorrectly pointing to the audio port. The wired network port is the larger square one.
What are you looking to build or upgrade in 2024? Tell your story in a new comment below!
Is it okay to use a halo 212 air cooler on a 7800x3d or not a good idea?
Hey Jason, I have a (2) Part Question here for you: Part 1: In my 'Main Gaming PC': Gigabyte B450 AORUS Elite V2/with the New RX7600XT GPU, my Plan is to Upgrade the CPU from a Ryzen 5 5600X to a Ryzen 7 5700X 3D & Swap out the CPU in the other Gaming PC,(MSI B550 Gaming Gen 3) a Ryzen 5 5600, for the Ryzen 5 5600X. Part 2: Also in Gaming PC 2, I'm going to Swap Out the GPU: RX6600 Eagle for the RX6600XT from Gaming PC 1. So my question is: Will the Proposed Upgrades to Gaming PC 2 yield any significant Performance Increases??
@@michaeloneill1360in your 2nd PC no. You'd be better off not getting a new CPU and using that money to better upgrade your GPU.
Love it, followed your monitor recommendations and got the affordable mid range option for 179$
Do yous build for pay? I’m looking for someone solid to build my pc. Website?
Built my own pc last year and watched tons, TONS of yt vids 😂 Appreciate the updated tutorial!
Congrats on your build!
What are your specs?
I started buying stuff last 2021 and got postponed 2022. It was 2023 when I continued buying parts~
🌊Asus ROG Strix B550 F Gaming WiFi II
🌊Ryzen 5 5600X
🌊Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3060 Ti Gaming OC Pro
🌊Corsair RM750 80+ Gold
🌊TeamGroup XTREEM ARGB White
🌊Samsung 980 PRO 1TB NVMe
🌊Samsung 970 EVO Plus 2TB NVMe
🌊Phanteks Eclipse P360A ATX Mid Tower Case
🌊Darkflash DarkAir ARGB White Tower CPU Cooler Fan
🌊Phanteks M25 120mm DRGB PWM Fan
🌊Asus VP249QGR 23.8" 1920x1080 144 Hz Monitor
@@PixelHachithose are all the things u bought for a good pc?
This is unironically the most consice and informative pc building video I've seen, I started looking into building my first pc these past 2 weeks and I could have cut that time by more than half if I watched this first
Thank you for the great feedback! It means a lot and best wishes on the new build!
No cats = build not complete
That's true! Very important component
@@PCBuilderChannelinstructions unclear, brought 6 cats home.
He was a part of the build
"Purrcessor" is the terminus technicus for cat
1:02
Started getting to build my own first PC, bought rtx 3060ti 8gb (I know 8gb wont hold that much, but i got it cheap and available at that moment and I only play mostly PC gacha games) since last year still sealed, and about half of PC component already bought, I hope before June I can finish my very first PC.
Love your channel, thanks for the video!
Hows the PC now that its July?
best pc channel ever
So glad you are enjoying!!
I literally built my first pc with his advice. Although I need to buy a better gpu. Because I have not been happy with the prices until just recently. Now I’m seeing some 4080 supers at msrp and several rx 7900xtx dropping to 900 ish with coupons or special deals.
He’s got a graduate degree too so you know that you are getting top notch content.
@@thehimself4056 he simplified it so I could understand the gpu and cpu basics so I could pick up some momentum to get started. Before I started, I was so overwhelmed and didn’t know where to start. Best place to start. “ there are basically only 2 companies that build gpu’s, nvidia and AMD”
I know already everything about this, but i still love to watch how you explain it.
Thank you for watching! :)
On the miscellaneous parts, I think it would be nice to have a series about not so discussed topics such as PCIe adapter such as WiFi cards and capture cards, specific use of ports that are not often used such as Thunderbolt, or how to use USB 3.0 header for front IO USB Type C using an adapter, and etc.
flawlessly explained pretty much everything abt pc gaming as of 2024, insanely informative vid, props!
thank you so much!
Hi Jason. Thank you so much for all the great information you provide through your videos. You helped me build a gaming PC based around a Radeon Red Devil RX 6700 XT that I was gifted by my nephew. It took about 2 months to part everything out for this build and I could not have done it without your help. It's an amazing build that I primarily use for X plane 12. Thanks again !!
Amazing! Congrats on your build and so glad we could help!
This guys a YT genius. Create a comprehensive list giving us the quick and dirty facts of what we were looking for and then giving us quick links to his other niche videos to help us with the specifics, turning 1 viewed video into several. The content is quick and simple enough that I actually went to his linked videos to help me with my first PC build so I dont screw it up.
So glad it was helpful! There is method to our madness (;
Where is my cool cat? Thanks for what you do I seldom subscribe to anyone on U-Tube but you are one of the few that has something worth listening to but you sir are definitely one of those worth watching and listening to!!! Thanks again, Maxwell
Thanks so much Maxwell! And if you watch closely he's actually behind the boxes on the left side early in the video, you can see him pop up to use the PC behind me as a scratching post lol. Don't forget we have the channel member livestream today at 1pm EST if you can join!
18:15 Got a Chenbro 2U. Best decision ever. Slim, slides under my desk, it's great.
You’re the only channel that really focuses on throughly explaining what each component does and the different versions/series of components. You can tell someone knows what they are talking about when they’re able to simplify things for the rest of us. Thank you!!! Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much, glad you found this video so helpful! It's why we do what we do :) Thanks for watching!
About 90% done with my build. Posts but gpu issues. NOW this comes out?! 😂 I needed this over the past 36 hours
Best wishes on the build!! You got this!
A very good summary, concise and useful.
While I already have learned from you and others everything you said, it was an excellent summary, and will help me stay focused while imagining builds (I am not ready yet).
I appreciate the way you explain your reasoning, and give alternatives.
Thank you.
Thank you so much for supporting the channel!! And for the awesome feedback, it means a lot to us. Hope you keep enjoying the content and the cats send their regards (;
Thank you Jason for your PC Build tips, i build my PC base on your contents.
also added some slight aesthetics & a bit overboard in some parts.
Im from Philippines and mostly got it mix of Bnew/2nd hand parts.
Here's my full specs I got.
Procie Ryzen 5 5600x
Cooler DeepCool AK400Digital dual Fan
MOBO ROG Strix X570-E updated Bios
RAM Argb Crucial Ballistix 32gb CL16 3600mhz
SSD 1TB NVME M.2-
GPU Saphire Nitro 6700xt
PSU Corsair RMX850w
Case TrendSonic Igloo w/ 10ARGB fans
Total= 750$
thank you again, your channel really helpful.
Literally missed this video by like a week…. I just used all your other videos to get all of this information and piece it all together but this is like a super amazing summary of what I learned to build my own PC
Sorry for the timing but glad we could help with your build!
This is SERIOUSLY one of the best guides ever to how to build PC’s. I tried learning about PC’s back in 2020 and it was difficult, but had a video like this existed it would have been so much easier. Truly a great start for beginners and I bet if they watched your playlist they would know everything they need to know and feel confident about how to build a PC that meets there needs
That's so great to hear! Thanks for the feedback it means a lot
Incredibly concise, value oriented and actually helpful to the viewer in 23 minutes. You're on top Jason.
Thank you so much!
Hi Jason :D ! i've been seen your videos for some time now, big thumps up really :)
However I hope you can guide me a little on an upgrade maybe.
Today i have a Asus b660m Tuf + I9-12900k, 32 gigs ram and a RTX 3080 but I am thinking of maybe upgrading to a 4070TI or 4080 Super, but would it be overkill compared to my CPU ?
Also do you have a though of Asus armory crate software ? used it yesterday to install drivers, and apparantly my performance in games like escape from tarkov dropped around 30-40 % :(
Hi Team PC Builder, very nice vid as always! I still like watching those although I build my PCs for 20 years (ofc there is still much to learn sometimes).
I was wondering, have you considered uploading in 1440p at some point? I dont know if it has a siginficantly higher workload for you, but it would be really nice to watch your videos in 1440p imo.
We have considered it and may indeed start in the future!
I'm last to the race and stumbled onto your channel. Great, simple and to the point content. I'm binge watching your previous videos so I can build my own PC. 👍
So glad you found us!! Best wishes with your build and hope the channel is helpful!
I built my current rig about 9 years ago, still rockin the 1080 🤘, and am about to get building again soon. Been watching your last like 10 or so vids, and I want to say thank you for your concise and up to date info. Keep it up!!
What are your new specs going to be?
I'm similar except I have the 1080ti and looking to upgrade my whole PC.
@@jodiepalmer2404 what are your new specs going to be? What is your budget?
@@MrAnimescrazy 7800x3d, 32/48gb 6000 RAM, 4080 super. Motherboard, Case and Power still thinking about what to get.
@jodiepalmer2404 that is a nice high end build and a huge upgrade. I have my first all white high end build with the gigabyte aero oc 4090/ 7800x3d/ 64 gigs of ddr5 ram in the white phanteks nv7 case. I would say first know what size case you want then pick a case from each brand then dwindle the choices down overtime and look at reviews online and youtube. I would say get a b650e or an x670e motherboard. I would get a 2022 or 2023 1,000 watt gold or titanium or platinum rated power supply.
Thank you so so much for these videos Jason. You helped me so much with setting up my first pc build. All the recommendations helped me a lot. I hope im able to get it all running 😅
Glad to help! Good luck on the setup!
@@PCBuilderChannel I managed to build it in 6 hours or so. It wasn't easy but I'm glad I was able to install windows 👍
Thank you for all that you have done. If it weren't for you I would have been very lost while building my PC! I just built it last week. And I have had no issues with it. TYSM!
What are your specs?
@@MrAnimescrazy 7700x and a 7900 GRE 32GB DDR5 6000 CL32. SK Hynix Platinum PCIe Gen 4. And a Lian Li 215 and a peerless assasin.
@@DominicAngelo-tt1zv a nice build.
Congrats on your build!! Show off a build pic if you like on twitter/threads @pcbuilderjason
This video contains timestamps, which makes it a great reference tool for new PC builders like myself. Thank you so much Jason!!!
Glad its helpful!! Thank you for watching
thank you so much I spent the entire day trying to figure out what parts combatibility and more and you have it all here in this video!!!!!
You're very welcome, glad that worked out! Thanks so much for tuning in ;)
Very helpful as always. Thank you for your time and efforts and for sharing this knowledge with us all.
My pleasure Simon! Thanks for watching (:
Haven't built a PC in about 12 years. Great refresher. Subbed!
Glad you found this video helpful! Welcome back :) And thanks for the sub, we appreciate the support!
Wow! The most simple to understand video. Subscribed! Excited to build my first ever pc. Do you have recommendations for what should I get for cables?
So glad you found this one easy to understand! And thanks for the sub! The cables you need will come included with the parts you buy, unless you're looking for cable extensions. Check out our PC Parts Explained 2024 video for more ;)
loving the vids, Jason!
Awesome! Hope you keep enjoying the content
Even the clickbait? 😑
The Artic Freezer 34 Pro Duo will work fine cooling the Ryzen 7 7800 X3D? Love the content 😉👌 keep going
been watching you since 2023 you helped me make my computer.
love your channel good sir
So glad we could help and thank you for watching!
Thanks Jason, very helpful.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching
I love ur chanel and i love how u put decent effort in description and how u index video. Tnx for ur effor sir even tho i build pc allrdy i watch ur videos with pleasure.! ❤
Thank you so much for the awesome feedback! It means a lot. Hope you keep enjoying the videos!
@@PCBuilderChannel tnx to you sir!
Thanks for this, exactly what I needed!
Glad it was helpful!
CLICK CLICK CLICK! What a way to end another awesome and informative video.
Glad you enjoyed!
Another excellent video! Well done, Jay! 💯
Thanks Thomas!! Don't forget we have our channel member live stream today at 1pm EST if you can join us (:
started setting some money aside for a 4090 to finish my turbo ultra mega awesome build, but that won't be for awhile. i see that MSI card in the background tho, going for one of those to match my b650 tomahawk haha
Thank you so much for such a wonderfully complete walk through ❤
So glad it was helpful!
Best informative videos! Especially for a newb like me! We want more!
Glad you found it informative! Hope you keep enjoying all the content! :)
Was looking forward to this, waiting for the components to arrive so I can build my Ryzen 5 7600 + RX 6800 PC!
That's a good combo!! You can check out our "How to build a pc" 2023 video too if that's helpful. We'll be doing a 2024 version soon but that one is still completely relevant
hmm interesting, had my pc around 4 years so think I'm due some upgrades 😂 good video. appreciate it!
Glad we can help!
Wonderfull video like always.
I have a question , i’m going to upgrade my pc (I got a 1080 z170pro gaming and i7-6700k)but currently I have 2tb hard disk 1 ssd 480 gb where i installed the windows and a nmv2 980 pro that I used for almost all the game.
In the new pc is better to use the 980 pro for windows and use the other 2 storage for gaming or is better to use the 480gb ssd for windows and the 980 pro for games?
Check out our Best SSD for Gaming 2023 video, these days you don't need to partition your storage like we used to.
Thank you! You explain things very well
Happy to hear it! Glad you found this one useful! ;)
Worth mentioning about the integrated graphics processors on the CPU is that they can be a handy backup if your actual GPU fails and you need to access your PC for some critical information, a low intensity task, or to RMA or troubleshoot the GPU.
I've been wanting to get an absolute beast of a PC but I've never built one before. I don't want to risk damaging or incorrectly installing anything so I've been looking at prebuilts. However, it seems all the prebuilts are massively marked up or dont have the components I'm looking for. Your videos are very helpful and appreciate all you do.
Thanks. Building a PC isn't for everyone, and we have a buying guide for the best prebuilt gaming PCs which is linked in the video description with recommendations.
Hey Jason on the showing the motherboard sizes the arrow mixes up the mATX & ITX boards
I just checked and they are correct on the video. But please let me know if you see any mistakes and we'll put a note in the pinned comment. Thanks.
Not sure if you’ve covered it, but a video on how to connect rgb products from different brands would be amazing
awesome video! I'm building my second pc after 7 years. its time to updrade and im thinking 1500 budget for 1440p gaming. will look at the rest of guides thanks.
So glad we can help!
TY! great explanation on the motherboard CPU requirements it's really helpful, especially when you see other reviews.
Glad it was helpful!
sure is!, definitely saves time thinking you got the wrong motherboard.@@PCBuilderChannel
Wow man thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and transmit your passion.
So glad its helpful! Thank you for watching
@@PCBuilderChannel thank you sir!
Good job, Jason. Your videos are always so professionally done. The amount of information you provided in this short one is impressive.
Thank you so much for the awesome feedback! It really means a lot.
I've been looking to build my own PC but I never had the courage. I found your channel by accident and I loved it. You explained very clear all the information and made me think if I should try again =P
Glad we could help! If you decide not to, we have gaming laptop and gaming prebuilt buying videos as well!
Gonna replace my 5600xt build at some point this year. Hopefully the pricing in the next few months don't spike back up.
Please note there is no standard sizing for "eatx" it only means larger than atx. There are large than atx size standards though, those are: ssi eeb and ssi ceb.
Recently converted a pro-Xbox buddy of mine to PC when he realized Helldivers 2 wouldn't be coming to Xbox.
We've been having a blast, both figuratively and literally, ever since. :)
What are his specs for the pc?
@@MrAnimescrazy purely hand-me-downs:
4790k
16GB DDR3
GTX 1080
We agreed that it wouldn't be an absolute console-killer. Just enough to tap into exclusives.
He aims to play mostly low-demanding games (Lethal Company, Left 4 Dead w/mods) with Helldivers probably being the only hurdle for the aged system.
Will it be available on PS5 and Nintendo Switch?
@@ceuser3555 Helldivers? It's already available on PS5. It's a Sony IP and it'll remain exclusive to PlayStation, PC being an exception, as far as I can tell.
@@tanuki3756 okay thanks. Haven’t been reading updates recently as I have been focusing on PC stuff.
I watched this and it’s very helpful considering I am planning to get my first real job, and I could use a new budget PC build 😅
Exciting!
Thank you for your videos after watching your videos I built my own pc!!
Fantastic! So glad we could help and congrats on your build. Show off a build pic if you like on twitter/threads @pcbuilderjason
Thanks bro
Headphone recommendations and tips on choosing correctly and pitfalls would be nice 😊
Amazing video as always!
I just bought an Artic Liquid III 360 white for my ryzen 7800x3d. Hope it was a good choice
Other parts coming in a frw days are a b650 aorus elite ax ice
Corsair white 6000 mhz cl30 32gb ram
Nzxt h6 flow
I have already a Ssd and a 3080, planning to upgrade in a few months to a 4090.
Thank you so much for all your tips, you help me a lot upgrading my whole PC
Yes the 360 aio is good. I have my first all white high end build with the gigabyte aero oc 4090/ 7800x3d/ 64 gigs of ddr5 ram in the white phanteks nv7 case. I have the phanteks fans throughout the case but my aio is the white corsair h150 360 elite or something like that I got a really good deal. I play at native 2k or native 4k on high settings with or without ray tracing depending on the game and my temps are low.
Best wishes on your build!! So glad we could help
another solid vid from our man Jason!
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed
hello! I am a newb when its coming to building a pc. It worked pretty good, but I do have glitches with the GPU. Hopefully I can get a spot on your show for an upgraded build.
Check out our "after you build setup guide" video to double check you've got all your settings where you want them
Im planning on upgrading to a 7800x3d and a 4080 super, and just waiting on the micro center in Charlotte to be opened (in May). If im waiting that long, should I just wait for Zen5 and 50 series?
Unclear how much uplift Zen5 will bring, and how much more you are going to pay to be an early adopter. Especially over the 7800X3D which is just an insane performer.
A ton of good info, thanx
Glad it was helpful!
What a great video! Thank you
You're very welcome! Glad you found this one so helpful. Hope you keep enjoying all the content :)
I'm going back to a classic marketplace build. All used parts. Just picked up an EVGA 1070Ti on ebay (tested great, but has never been taken apart) for 89 bucks! I'm currently scouring for more deals to try and keep this one under 500 bucks. 2 reasons for this build. 1... I'm getting bored and I need a project. and 2... I want an emulation station that is solely for retro gaming with the ability to play some pc games as well for LAN parties and whatnot. I figure 1070Ti, Ryzen 3600, 16GB 3600c18 ddr4, and a 1 TB nvme drive, I should be able to use it for everything that it's intended for.
Sounds like a good build for what you need!
Yooo In PSU segment you legit show my MSI A850GL
I love their yellow connectors for 16 pin cables really nice from MSI that they color code them to know if it's properly seeded
Nice!
Thank you for understanding your audience and always giving high-value content!
Thanks for the great feedback! It means a lot!
Great video 👍
Thank you!
what’s a good amount of cl to have on a ddr5 ram?
I love watching videos like this because I find them very entertaining. I always choose a CPU ( usually Intel) with GPU ability simply because it makes troubleshooting much easier! I find a lack of video output poor unless I keep a stock of spare video cards! 😁😁😁
Glad you enjoyed it! And thanks for watching :)
I will say that I have a 1440p build with a 3080 10gb and I have yet to run into vram issues. Most of the titles that seem to have vram consumption issues are AAA singleplayer ports and I just tend not to play those on release and instead wait for sales, by then they've usually brought the vram consumption down. The type of games im mainly concerned with playing on release are multiplayer games like BG3, Helldivers 2, and Street Fighter 6. I have had no issues with vram in these titles. Take vram concerns with a grain of salt and look at for the types of games YOU want to play. I play several games with very high and demanding graphics and havent had vram issues.
That's good you're happy with your experience and I'm certainly not saying to replace an existing build if you are happy. But for people buying new in 2024 who are about to spend a lot of money on a GPU, I want to ensure they will be able to play all the games they want at the settings they want so its important to warn people about the VRAM issue.
@@PCBuilderChannel that's totally fair, I'd just totally put a used 3080 as a great option, got mine for 440 right after the mining crash and they've only gone down since.
Great video.
Thanks John!
Hey, Jason! Could you create a video where you construct a PC with the NZXT H5 Flow case and in the budget of $1000? I am thinking about building a PC with that case and would want to see what you would do. I like watching your videos and they have helped me in the past.
So Jason doesn't like the NZXT H5 Flow Case because it only come with 2 Fans. I can make a $1000 build for you, I just need to know what you're using the PC for.
I only really need to know what parts I need to buy (I have 0% idea which ones are compatible). I am looking for a Ryzen 7 CPU and quiet fans. I will be using it to develop AI and maybe crypto later, I will need a big GPU.@@kelley09162
what’s your recommendation for an intel k motherboard that’s gonna be used for gaming and video production?
Check out our Best Intel Motherboard video!
I have a personal deadline of June for a personally built pc, and I'm not entirely sure what to look for top performance parts. There's a site that allows you to build a pc but I'm not really sure if what I put was okay, garbage, or good.
You might want to check out our Best Prebuilt Gaming PC 2024 video! You can get much better deals going that route than having a service build for you
You guys need to subscribe. This guy deserves more subs.
Easily the best at explaining PC parts where it's easily understood. Helped me build my rig
Thank you! Appreciate that and so glad we could help
nice video jason! i still got my 7900xtx stuck in thje motherboard with the clip broken and cant take it out lmao
NOoooo! Sending good wishes!
At least you got a good GPU stuck in there and not a gt 730 😅
yeah its a really good gpu its my luck the bad thijng is that is so big that i cant unscrew and take out the motherboard of the case or take it out wich worried me a bit cuz i just bough it last week and a soon as i out it in it got stuck@@Just_MemesYT
@ZG-dh8sp time for you to upgrade lol.
do you need to buy thermal paste when building a new PC? Or does it come with the CPU cooler or something?
Sometimes it does and sometimes you need go buy it separately. See our how to build a pc video for more and for our thermal paste recommendations
Jason, please help, what is the difference with a $300CAD 2k 144fps monitor than a $1000 with similar specs but different brand?
My monitor goes black but it doesn’t fully power off. Is it just overheating? It only does this in the bigger games I play. It cost 400 for 2k 240fps Acer
Sounds like you should check out our Best Gaming Monitor 2024 video for lots on the differences between monitors. As for the doesn't fully power off for troubleshooting I recommend posting to reddit build a pc troubleshooting forum. Its a great resource
what hardware would you recommend for building a PC for editing videos for RUclips with DaVinci Resolve 19? we are on a $1,000 -2,000 budget as always less would be better and we are ok with older parts:)
Check out our Best Builds April video! We have a great premium editing sample rig on there for you.
Any builders still on x570? Wondering if I can run a 4080s and what cpus would be best amd am4. Thanks n great video
You should hop over to our Best Ryzen Motherboard 2024 video
Hi sir
What card you would recommend for streaming and gaming
Rtx 4070 super or rx 7800xt
Depends on what resolution you are targeting and your budget. Check out the second to last video on the channel, its our GPU Market Update and I think that will help
Looking at building a 4080 super + 7900x, but what kind of mobo should I pair it with? Primarily going to do gaming and some Lightroom/Photoshop.
I like that gigabyte always has plenty of USB ports. But the x670e aorus master doesn't have the best reviews.
I get a fat discount from Corsair so I'm getting a 5000d airflow, aio, fans, psu, and ram from them.
I would look at the MSI X670E Tomahawk. It has good reviews and is cheaper than the Aorus Master.
For primarily gaming I highly recommend you consider the 7800X3D with it instead. But check out our Best Ryzen Motherboard 2024 video we are actually launching on the channel tomorrow morning for more on motherboards
good morning Jason and team!
Good morning!
I do video production ( mainly adobe premiere and after effects ) but I'm also a big gamer ( PS5 )... I usually I play FPS and storyline games. So... with that being said what is the best way to build my PC so I can do video production effectively and if I want to stop using my PS5. I can game with my PC build?
The good news is a strong gaming pc is also a strong production pc! Check out our Best GPU/CPU Combo 2024 video and pay attention to the CPU upgrades we recommend if you are planing to use your build for production and gaming
Can you please explain your thinking on why plugging analog audio into the front panel connector is better than the back of the motherboard? Are you under the belief that the HD audio header provides better audio than the standard 1/8" analog Jack built into the motherboard? Or what is your reasoning?
For audio codecs ALC1200 and higher, the SOC has additional signal boost and better signal to noise built in for the outputs to the front panel. Igor's Lab has a whole writeup on ALC1200 vs 1220 that goes over this in some detail if you want a deeper dive.
@@PCBuilderChannel sweet. I will go read up. I have always been under the impression back of the board was better than front panel. Especially on cheap cases that use even cheaper cables wires and harnesses. I will definitely check out grandpa Igor's take. Thanks for sharing.
@@PCBuilderChannel It seems like this is mostly related to high impedance headphones being used with a cap free circuit. - Are we sure this provides a benefit to lower impedance headsets? How does using the front panel connections apply to someone using amplified speakers? Or a device that is better served with a line signal? Like an external amplifier/receiver? the line signal is analog audio and there is only an option on the back shield, unless the 1/8" jack [on the front panel] is one of those that offers/asks what type of device was plugged in.
It might be lost in translation. but Igor refers specifically to "headset" and not all analog audio.
From Igor:
ALC1220:The headphone amplifier on Port-D (front panel) is a so-called capacitor-free connection, which eliminates the need for an external coupling capacitor and ensures less distortion as well as less pop effects. This headphone amplifier at port-D has a rich output voltage of up to 2.1 Vrms and can drive high impedance headphones (up to 600 Ω), which is not possible with the ALC1200.
By the way, now you know why I always point out to connect the headset to the front panel of such boards! In general, however, the three (headphone) amplifiers for the output ALWAYS operate the I/O shield and the front header for the HD car separately, with Port-D always being the front connector. Well, should be. However, I have also had boards in my hands where exactly this was wired incorrectly with the ALC1220 and Port-D remained incomprehensibly unused or was wired at the rear.
It is also a modern chip, whereby it is of course exactly one price and performance class below the ALC1220. The latter can also be used with higher impedance headphones, at least in the front audio, which definitely doesn’t work with the ALC1200.
ALC 4080:
And concerning the capacitor-free port D: Now you know why I always point out to connect the headset to the front panel, if the manufacturer has not provided a fat jack socket for the “special” audio output on the I/O shield! By default, port D is always connected via HD Audio and thus via the front panel. If this is too quiet for you, just test it in the back. One output actually always goes with the 2 volts and the automatic impedance detection.
In general, however, the three (headphone) amplifiers for the output the I/O shield and the front header for the HD car ALWAYS work separately, with the Port-D always being the one with the most bang. Well, should be. However, I have also had boards in my hands where exactly this was incorrectly wired in the ALC1220 and Port-D remained incomprehensibly unused. This is then the motherboard manufacturer’s fault and not Realtek’s.
I'm looking to build a 4k gaming pc this year. Coming from an rtx 2070 build.
I just ordered the cpu (r7 7800x3d) last night. And will slowly be accumulating the parts unless I see and good deals for things.
Nice. Do you need help picking out the parts or does Jason's videos have you covered?
Awesome! Check out our "best builds February" video for a great sample 7800X3D build if that's helpful
Seriously considering the 7900 unless the 9900 gets here fast, can right away get more ram. Handbrake is too sluggish, ffmpeg could use a pick me up.
Then again, new ones are almost here and they come with new platforms with usb 4, still unkown if they tunnel pcie though.
I was wondering how would I go about making a my first custom pc build for gaming(coming from console),art,and animation? To where I won’t have to worry about upgrading parts or having problems?
What's your budget for this PC and are you using Adobe products for Art and Animation?
@@kelley09162 I’m practically working as I go but ik for a fact I’ll be using it for gaming and using programs like adobe after effects,maya,zbrush,csp,Houdini pretty much
@@afklegends151okay.
So how much are you willing to spend on this PC? Once I know I can try and make a build for you.
Sounds like you should check out our Best Prebuilt Gaming PC 2024 video! Any of the models we recommend there for production will do great for this
I did have a quick question that I feel like no one answer what I'm really asking, I bought a msi mag B650 tomahawk and paring a deepcool LS720 SE 360mm, and 5 ID-COOLING XF-12025-ARGB-TRIO 120MM fans so with the water cooler that's 8 fans Total in a phanteks nv5 case, the id-cooling fans looks like I can daisy chain 4 of them to one but idk about the water cooler. That means I would need 3 fan connectors and 3 rgb connectors to the mother board unless I can connect the water cooler and one fan together. But I don't know if I need to buy some kind of a fan connector to make it all work on my motherboard. Someone, please help me, and thank you so much!
So you said you would not recommend a HDD for bulk data storage nowadays, is that because of the potential for it to break primarily? I just bought two 12TB hard drives as a backup to pictures and videos. So if you are not recommending hard drives for bulk storage, then are you paying more than $100 for 10+ tb drives? I'm looking for large capacity, which is more than 10Tb but don't want to spend a crazy amount of money as well
At that more extreme capacity, my recommendation would be to get a network attached storage (NAS) device, which can use arrays of hard disk drives. I would not connect that much storage to a single PC. That is beyond the scope of building a personal PC, but here's something to help get you started www.pcmag.com/picks/the-best-nas-network-attached-storage-devices
Nice video
Glad you enjoyed this one! Thanks for watching ;)
Will 600 rated series DDR5 work with 700 series boards okay?
I really want that 5600 32x2 Gskill set with 28 CAS I saw on Newegg.
Just wondering.
Yes it should
@@kelley09162 Thanks, was wondering if they labeled those as 600 because that's all they had when the modules came out. 🤔
Your Best Video EVER!!!
Thank you! We try to keep improving our quality so that's great to hear
I dont think there is need going with x670 motherboards. B650 will be enough for now
Agreed! Check out our Best Ryzen Motherboard 2023 video for more
Yes!