How To Build a Gaming PC 2016
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Parts used for this computer are:
CPU: Intel 4790k
CPU Cooler: Corsair H80i GT
Motherboard: Asus Z97 Maximus Ranger VII
RAM: Corsair Vengeance 16GB (1600MHz)
Graphics Card: MSI Nvidia GTX 970 4GB
SSD: Sandisk 480GB
HDD: Western Digital 2TB
Power Supply: Cooler Master V650 (650 watt)
Case: Corsair 230T
DVD Drive: SH-224DB
Book: 'A Gamers Guide To Building A Gaming Computer' (USA)...
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Book: 'A Gamers Guide To Building A Gaming Computer' (UK)...
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This guy is like Bob Ross for PCs. Fantastic work. Keep it up friend.
You had spoken really calm in the video.
Also the processes of pc building actually go step by step. Words are Clear.
You earn +1 sub . Keep up the good work.
+KINGAUSAR SHADOWBLADE Thank you! And thanks for subbing!
+EasyPcRepairs I like your video!!!!! sub and like
+KINGAUSAR SHADOWBLADE His voice is so calming.
+ניר רזישצב Thank you!
+ניר רזישצב .
By far the MOST DETAILED step by step video I've seen yet. Most builders just skip right over crucial areas and seem agitated but you are very thorough and calm. I'm going to try and build my first pc thanks to your video. You have earned a subscriber and should be damn proud of yourself for making such a great video.
Thanks for your comment! I'm glad you've found the video helpful. Good luck with your computer and thanks for subbing! If you have any questions during your computer build, just ask and I'll help if I can.
MY GOD! I don't know why, I love this guys voice!
CrutonTheLobster same but he need to be bit more informative and little excited.
long videos like this gives me satisfaction to build my own PC.
I appreciate the clarity of the wiring part. It was way more helpful than the other tutorials I found
one of the best and easiest video to learn .Gr8 work buddy .+1 sub👍👍👍
+Dev Verma Thank you Dev!
+EasyPcRepairs
+EasyPcRepairs Will Maxmus Ranger Hero VII ATX work. Because I cant find where to buy Maximus Ranger VII.
Yes, the Maximus Ranger Hero VII will work with this computer.
+EasyPcRepairs Thank you wery much
Not entirely sure how he was able to stay so calm during this whole build. looked so easy i almost fell asleep in the 40 minutes. Great job man.
Very SIMPLE This Guy is Calm..HE'S NOT JUST CALM HE'S AWESOME!+1 Sub
You remind me of my co worker who is from New Zealand, you really have a smooth accent and your videos are easy to understand. Thank you and God bless on your channel.
Thank you Stigma Breaker... I do my best to make my videos easy to follow.
Still might just be the best video on RUclips. I watch this probably once a week to chill down.
Your voice is so soothing!
I used your video 4 years ago in Jan of 2017 to build my PC... I still comeback to this video everytime in need to replace a component on my PC, like my PSU I recently replaced.
I pretty much know everything inside out about my PC but I just come back here to make sure I've done it right. Excellent video and filled with so much detail. Amazing still 4 years later... 👍👍
Thank you! I'm glad you've found this video useful so many times over the years.
Excellent vid! Super clear and easy to follow. You my friend are the Mr. Rogers of PC building!
Thank you!
You make a fine teacher! Thank you for a great channel and this post in particular.
The most in-depth pc build video I've watched.
Thanks for your effort and keep up the great work!
Thank you!
Forgotten Mustard I agree I have been building pcs for about a year now but I still remember when I first started I found it very difficult and all I could find on RUclips were some rubbish low quality videos that didn't help me at all, well done
This is seriously gonna help me in the long run. Good video :)
Thank you!
Finally found a truly "step by step video" Well done.
You're welcome! Hope you find it helpful.
your voice is calm and you did all those slowly without any background music and you help me lot in building my pc....thnx...i subscribe....😆😀🤘👌👌👌👌
Thank you for subscribing!
You are very polite and that the reason I watched the whole video even tho I wasn't really interested in building my own pc
Thank you Powerzzz, I hope you enjoyed the video!
Making the exact computer with my dad. :) GREAT video man!
Thank you and good luck!
I know this is a very old video at this point, but I just want to make sure that the correct information is out there. If you’re going to put a radiator in your case in this orientation, make sure the pipes are at the bottom of the radiator. Not the top. Air in a cooling system will invariably rise to the highest point in the loop. With the pipes at the top, as you lose liquid and air enters the system, you’ll have turbulence and the pump sucking air from the top of the radiator.
Is this ASMR or a tutorial? Good work man!
Can you show us the video of booting up a newly setup pc, installing Windows etc, thanks
I'd like that too
Nice Video! you are one of the only instructional video makers on youtube, that actually touched on the front panel connector hookup! Excellent!
Amazing I really want to learn how to make my own pc thank you
+ArrisRedGaming You're welcome! Hope this video helped.
really great video i totally enjoyed watching it! want to try build my first pc on my own so it is a great help for me to learn how to do it im so excited alrdy haha :D anyways keep up the good work!
Thank you Dominik!
The most clear and informative PC build video on the web, this will help me with my first build in the new year, thanks.
Good luck with your computer build!
My first build went very smoothly, pleased with myself when i flicked the switch and everything worked first time !!
That voice is incredible holy crap
very well explained. one of best vedio on utube. every word pronounce very clear and in v calm manner. thank u sir
Thank you! Glad you liked this video.
Great and helpful video! I understand you clearly and calmly! This helped me alot! +1 Sub!!!
+life bruh That's great, thanks for subbing to me!
Clearest and most thorough guide I've seen. Love your videos!
Thank you!
KEEP UPLOADING YOU HELP ME SLEEP!!! PLEASE
Great video! I've subscribed to a few of the very popular "Tech-Tubers" like bitwit and JayzTwoCents since I'm building my first gaming pc. Those channels are great and all but you blew their doors off on explaining and showing a thorough build. This video should be a required view on how to build a windows based pc! SUB'D AND LIKED!
Thank you very much! Good luck with your computer build.
Very simple and straight to the point, very well explained. Thanks.
Thank you DrewEon!
Best nights sleep I've had in 20 years 😴
One of the best tutorials, but you only have one small problem, when you install the RAM make sure its the slots that are closest to the CPU
Thank you for your comment! It's recommended in the motherboard manual to use the red slots when using two memory modules.
EasyPcRepairs Thanks for responding, I think motherboards may be different with the slots.
Still one of the best ASMR videos ever 🥰
Very clear instructions and easy to follow. Great quality video! You have a knack for this. Keep up the great work! I've subscribed and looking forward to more videos.
Thank you, and thanks for subbing!
Hi here, Dave there!
thanks man! unlike other videos you spoke in detail clearly and that really helped! thanks again!
ps:+1 sub earned
Thank you for subbing!
GREAT!!! Best thing I could find! Everyone else thinks I know everything already.
Thank you Gavin!
Nice job the videos I see skip the work and get straight to the end thanks for the video, realy worth my time. +1 sub keep up the hard work!!!
+Alexander Tatum Thank you! Thanks for subbing Alexander!
This is realy helpful i'm getting the parts right now!
+Alexander Tatum That's great! Good luck with it!
subscription added and will be watching more of your videos as you explain your videos clear and also make them easy to understand.
+Padraig Lynch Thank you and thanks for subbing!
ur just a great guy just becoz of u i hav completed my first setup thanks a lot ur the just u showed in very simple manner thanks a lot
+Yash More That's great to hear! Hope you enjoy your gaming pc!
+EasyPcRepairs Yup all credits goes to u dude thanks again
Great video, this video help me learn a lot I'm planning to build a gaming PC myself :)
I recommend a 600$ starter pc (On Board graphics for gaming)
I started with a amd fx-4300 and a gtx 730 2gb and i was running high at 1080p on bioshock infinite
i upgraded the gtx 730 to a gtx 970 4gb for better graphical performance
the cpu can be clocked to 4.2 ghz and is a quad core so it holds its own even today for gaming at a good price
the best by far that iv seen thank you
Thank you DeAngry Dan!
Best video i ever seen! Keep working👍
+AKSU GAMER Thank you AKSU GAMER!
your really great at explaining and showing what your doing.
Thank you Gregory!
thanks ..this is easy to learning ..please continuing make more videos ..very usefully.. juoooz
step by step..usefully for the newbie like me..thanks alot
+Muhammad Syobirin Thank you! I will definitely be making more videos, some like this one.
this focuses on every step, unlike some others.
Excellent vid! Super clear and easy to follow. +1 sub!!!
Thanks for subbing!
A good demonstration! . I just want to buy the Corsair 230T case. Thank you so much!
You're welcome! Good luck with your PC.
u should use an electric screw driver for unscrewing don't screw them in though
Could you do demonstration in power between this old build and your February 2019 pc build?
this is really good pc build video.
you got my sub
+Karel Kuus Thank you!
I would put the fan on the radiator other way around so the air is blow out instead of blow in the case
I did switch the fan around so that it blows out of the case. This is shown in the video.
Very nice explanation of a computer build, thank you.
Thank you for your comment!
Thanks Mr EasyPcRepairs
Dam bro VR ready !!
as always Dave a fantastic, informative video. It's quite a coincidence that I have purchased very similar parts. msi gtx 980 4gb, msi gaming 5 motherboard, I7 4790, I am reusing my old ssd, 3xhdd and antec power supply. I only have to buy a case and cooler and then I can build it!
I am extremely wary of water cooling as I have heard many horror stories but it seems the only realistic solution. what are your thoughts and experiences on water cooling the cpu? Also will you be covering the final set up steps with the mobo driver, installation, bios set up and cpu/gpu overclocking and first boot up of your epic pc!
+Steve Welch Thank you Steve! Sounds like you're building yourself a great pc! As for water cooling setups, there are some that leak but the one I've used in this video (Corsair H80i GT) is a good one and is very unlikely to be a problem. It's extremely rare for a good quality CPU water cooler to ever leak, but cheap ones may do (that's why I avoid them).
I won't be covering the final set up, but I do know that your particular graphics card will arrive with overclocking software. That software is very simple to use so I'm sure you'll have some fun with that!
+EasyPcRepairs I will look into that particular water cooler, I guess I am just getting nervous installing water cooling into my pc. thank you for the sound advice as always. msi afterburner is a brilliant programme and easy to use!
Finally found a video which has nearly exactly all the parts I want to use. Love you channel Dave!
Would it be possible for me to ask you a couple of questions about the parts I have in mind? If so do you have a preferable way of contact. Could I email you? Thanks :)
+Wasabi D Thank you Wasabi D! Yes, you can ask away right here.
Awesome. Well I'm building a PC and am not sure how wifi fits into it all. Do I need to buy a wifi receiver of some sort after I've bought all the sort of parts you've listed? Or does it come built in somewhere?
+Wasabi D You can connect this computer to your Internet Service Provider by using an Ethernet cable, which will connect this computer to your Internet Service Provider's modem/router. If you want to connect this computer to the Internet wirelessly, you'll need a wifi card which can be picked up quite cheaply at places like Amazon.
+EasyPcRepairs Thanks Dave!
hi, nice video, was hoping you could get me quotations for the various parts you used to assemble that beast
Well, in total the cost is approx. £950 ($1,150 USD). I don't remember the parts cost individually.
thank you for this video
I have a idea for you
make a video how to sli to GPU
Your guide is amazing your language is so good your explanation is awesome
But it's so hard to work alone
I hope you can find partner help you to hold the camera But all your work is amazing man your awesome
Thank you for help (y)
+Martin Odum Thank you Martin!
How much did this build cost?
Very very nice informative video. Best pc build vid I've seen so far.
How do i get the book, I live in germany
+Andrewbiggs Mims Thank you! Here's the link to the book for Germany... www.amazon.de/Gamers-Building-Gaming-Computer-English-ebook/dp/B01AYC3RRG/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1456666892&sr=8-3&keywords=how+to+build+a+gaming+computer
ok thanks
hopefully getting a PC soon just wanting the right stuff but might get a pre built one and learn more of how to game on it and learn more about what's inside before building one myself I already no about GPU CPU and other information about PC but just thought it would be the better option I'm normally a console gamer just wanted a PC as it's better than a console I have a Xbox 360 and Xbox one
Save yourslef... Don't get a prebuitl one. No matter what. Only on pc part pickere.com
nice work MATE!
Thank you!
I like this video I got every information I needed thx Dave very helpful 1 + subscribe
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hey,good video,i watched it to confirm what I already knew ! I never like attaching those q connector parts,always worry about doing it wrong......one question , where do you get those snazzy sata connectors? mine are very basic and fall out easily.....
+Stu Wright Thank you! The SATA connectors came with the motherboard (Asus Maximus Rainger vii). It came with three or four of them.
Great Work brother
+Fixer PRO Tutorials Thank You!
Can you do a budget pc build?
Really nice tutorial! Would've like to seen it being booted up, but that's a okay :-)
+iDigitalEnzo Thank you iDigitalEnzo!
this video is very helpful 1 + subscriber
nice and simple! Thumbs up!
Thank you!
I really enjoyed this vid and would like to see more! Ps: I don't understand the dislikes :(
Extra ps: I'm defo subbing :) Great vid!
+IWatchRUclipsDaily Thank you!
Great video, followed every step; except, I ordered the wrong motherboard. I purchased the Ranger VIII instead of the VII, now I'm stuck on whether to return the processor or find another compatible motherboard. What would you suggest?
+George Diaz I would recommend keeping your processor and buying the 'Asus Z97 Pro Gamer' motherboard. The Ranger VII (as shown in the video) doesn't seem to be so widely available right now, but they can still be found here and there. The Asus Z97 Pro Gamer motherboard is widely available and is very similar to the Ranger VII. It will also be 100% compatible with all the parts you already have.
So my pc. Begun lately use more than 30 min consistent on restart, can any help
Great video very helpful +1 sub
Thank you for subbing!
Beast video for beginners now I can do better videos thanks
Nice job fam. Your a G. + 1 sub :)
+Chaibeast Thank you... and thanks for subbing!
where you from mate :D love your accent I'm aussie myself
Hi Ben from down under! I'm from the UK and have lived here all my life.
good tutorial as always
+Keyte Thank you Keyte!
Is it ok to use one sata power cable to power all the ssd, hdd and optical drive? Cause in your vid, you used two cables, 1 for the ssd and hdd and 1 for your optical drive.
+Mark Lawrence Ranollo You can use a cable for all three, but quite often they're not long enough to reach the optical drive as well.
+EasyPcRepairs ok thanks
+EasyPcRepairs Nice vid, can you do another one where you are showing how to set up os and installing drivers after assembling of components has completed?
+Mark Lawrence Ranollo I don't have plans to do a video like that just yet, but I'll keep it in mind for the future.
its nice if you do. i like your videos because you do it step by step and with clarity. Hoping for it to happen
This is great. Thank you!
You're welcome!
The graphics card in the description is different from the one in the video
Opps! My bad! Just corrected it. Thanks for pointing it out.
Very nice and helpfull video :)
Thank you!
Nice video! I want to make a game PC myself as well. But I'm a complete newbie. I want to do it with a AMD processor. Do I need a spesivic motherboard and videocard made for an AMD processor?
You'll need an AMD motherboard for an AMD processor. If you're only using one graphics card, you can use an AMD or Intel motherboard.
Thanks for the reply. Appreciate it.
+EasyPcRepairs Hello, great video!! I'm am SUPER new to building PCs. I'm thinking of buying the parts used in this video and following along. However I want a beast pc, so how well does this pc play demanding games? If I upgrade the graphics card to the GTX 1070, would it fit in this build? Also it would make a difference in performance and such if I have this but not upgrade any of the other parts aswell? Will it run games at 1080p 60 or more fps? Sorry for all the questions lol
A GTX 1070 will fit into this computer with no problems. The gtx 1070 is definitely better than the gtx 970 so it would be a very good upgrade. This pc (with the gtx 970 or the gtx 1070) will play all games at 1080p with around 60fps.
+EasyPcRepairs Thank you!
I don't know if you'll respond, but why didn't you wear some form of Static Wristband or something like that? I am not an experienced builder (I don't even have the parts for mine yet) but I've heard that you should. So, I just wanted to know the reason.
I ground myself regularly whilst building any computer, which means that I don't have to wear an anti-static wristband.
EasyPcRepairs Oh, alright! Thank you.
Thank u for information !!
You're welcome!
Great video thank you
You're welcome! Thank you for your comment!
Thanks for sharing~ :)
Hello Quick question,
In the video while you were installing the RAM, you said to use the red slots, is that a absolutely necessity? are you not allowed to use the black slots? thanks
Hi, the motherboard manual recommends using the red slots if you're only using two RAM sticks. The black ones would then be used as well if you have four RAM sticks. Many motherboards don't care where you install the memory, for example, using the black slots only is often fine. But some motherboards are more particular and won't even start up if you don't install them just how they like it.
Thanks a lot!
I am thinking about building my pc for first time, since I fly MS Flight Simulator-Steam Edition which causes lag on my current Asus ROG laptop... but, what is confusing me the most is, there are so many of these cases such as iBuyPower, CyberTron etc... do these parts come standard sizes to be able to fit into those shells regardless of which company's shell I try to get? or every single type of pc shell case have different requirements for hard drive, processor, ram etc to be added? I have been very confused in my attempt to understand that part. If I buy a new computer it will be pricey enough and prebuilt still won't meet all requires for my current needs... and, what if I get a cyberpower or such company's desktop that's not too fast to save costs, will it be upgradable in the long run? Such as if I get one w/ 4GHz processor and 1TB hard drive and then in the future a new processor comes around, will I be able to upgrade a new processor in the one I will be using with then older processors etc?
+Esoteric Desi Just about all desktop computers are upgradable. The bigger the case size, the more upgradable it will be. Hard drives are a standard size so you can always upgrade your storage space. Graphics cards are often upgradable in desktop PCs but small cases will limit your
options for that. If you want to buy a pre-built computer that is upgradable in the future, I would recommend one that has an ATX case or
an E-ATX case as they have a good amount of room for extra / upgraded parts inside them. But be aware that some pre-built computers are very limited to their upgradability as they can use proprietary parts that's only any good for their products. There are many companies that will build a pc for you that are very upgradable though, so that would be my recommendation.
awesome video ty :)
+Rakshit Sharma Thank you!
I'm new with computers and what about my literal screen?
You’re awesome.
Thank you!