did u get the fan on the bottom to work if not then u prolly need to plug it into a header onto the motherboard temporarily and then see if you can somehow daisy-chain all of them together
no kidding this is exactly what happened to me, i was so excited when i started but after a few hours it felt like hell, and when i was done and it didnt turn on i was so disappointed but i just kept watching different tutorials and eventually after trying different cables into random spots it worked and turned on, but only a few of my fans turned on so after i got everything done i tried watching some more tutorials and after that finallly everything worked completely fine and i was so happy
Please upgrade that power supply as soon as possible 🙏 It is ranked e on the power supply tier list and is known to have multiple problems :( Also make sure to have ram in a2 and b2 for better stability, anyways great build!
I recommend routing the 24 pin cable to go behind the motherboard tray and have it come out of the beauty panel to plug it in. Another thing I recommend is to have the cpu power cable come in from one of the cable routing holes from the top of the case. In the future I'd also recommend switching out that power supply for a higher tier unit for better power efficiency. just some quick take aways at some point switch from that Sata SSD drive to an NVME gen 3 drive as it'll give you much better performance than that current drive switch to a higher tier psu swap your ram slots for a proper dual channel memory configuration. reroute some power supply cables to have better management and looks I think your motherboard could be better but if it works fine for you then I guess that's fine. your part list from what I can tell. cpu: ryzen 5 5600x gpu: asus rtx3060 12gb ram: corsair vengeance 3200/MTs CL16 mobo: Asus tuf gaming a520m plus wifi cpu cooler: stock amd wraith stealth cooler PSU: thermaltake Smart 80+ white ssd: WD Blue SA510 1TB case: NZXT H5 Flow
hey dude check if your ram is in the correct slots they should be in A2 and B2 for better stability :) (refer to your manual incase you need help, it should be in there)
I just built my first pc last week and i remember shaking like crazy trying to put the cpu in... i also wasnt using any videos, but in the end it worked :)
No need to worry about the CPU cooler, you can not overtighten it. Just screw it down all the way up to the point where the screws just won't turn anymore. They are spring loaded so it always feels as if you're applying too much force but it's safe and actually recommended to tighten them all the way.
Bro I have come across the same issue with the fan rgb fan header... Fortunately for me my PC booted up on the first try... But my issue is installing windows whenever I try to install it onto a flash it doesn't work, such as a file or driver missing... A great video it's a scary first experience.
@@anguscow If that switch was on, then it is backwards. The line should be on and the circle should be off. When you show it at 5:30 the switch is off.
Here are some tips, check tutorial or at least someone that build with the same components as yours, example like motherboard and your Case for cable management
Got some tips for you to give your build more performance and get a cleaner look, if u didn't already. 1: For the cable management and airflow it is better to let the cables go through the holes that are the closest to the desired connector. For example: The CPU Power Cable should go thru the hole at the top left at the case and the 24 Pin should go thru the big hole on the righthand side of the motherboard. The less Cables you see in the case, the better the aesthetics and airflow! ^^ 2: Your RAM is in the wrong Slots. You placed the Sticks into Slot A1 and B1. To use Dual Channel you should place them in A2 and B2. So from left to right it should be: Empty, RAM, Empty, RAM. 3: Dont forget to enable D.O.C.P. (AMDs Version of XMP) in your Bios to get the desired RAM Speed. If you don't do this the RAM will be running in 2133 MT/s instead of 3200 MT/s. Im not so sure about the Power Supply. I dont think its good but it should be enough for your System. It wont get any close to 500 Watts. But as soon as you upgrade your Graphics Card or CPU you should consider buying a better one since the PSU you got there is pretty low end. ^^ Still u got a PC running, so nice work! :) I hope that helps you ^^
PLEASE for the love of gingerbread cookies, PLEASE change the powersupply to atleast EVGA or some other brand. That specific brand (especially the 500w) has a HUGE history of issues, from basically starting fires, to exploding. And it can also short out your parts.
And if ik right , your pc has overclocked options , which , your pc is good enough, overclocking , may damage game file and windows iso, so dont and put the windows 11 on because , a windows has to be changed to be fresh between 6-12 months , and theres a option coming to windows 11 which installs new windows without losing your data.
It’s not that Ed didn’t helped you at all. It was your first PC build after all. Enjoy it. Expect worst. Might be there are some loose cable that aren’t plugged in properly or what. Glad you made it worked.
I think your ram is in the wrong configuration, usually if you run dual channel you should start farthest away from CPU, so in your configuration it should de x-1-x-1, x being empty, 1 being a stick, you should check your motherboard manual to see if you seated them in the right slots
also if you want a tip on how to deal with cable management, next time if you do it, take absolutely all the cables to the other side of the case, and work with 1 by 1 putting them through holes in order to make it easier, if you have all the cables in the front you can dongle them and they won't reach far enough/ look clean
i've built 3pcs so far including mine so if you want to and you need any more help maybe i could help you out. For internet do you use a cable ? if so it should automatically connect to internet, if it's not, try to switch the cable
Hey man, just so you know. Corsair DDR4 LPX ram has issues and isn't recommended to get. Others have already stated some of the issues so not gonna say them again but yeah, the ram may become a problem
@@anguscow Basically it's very unstable. The die of the ram can also vary and it's normally some terribly performing die. The ram is also priced very high for all the inconsistencies. Many kits also fail to reach targeted XMP speeds or become unstable at that speed.
Tbh dont waste your time cable managing just go to a pc store let them do it for you i doubt they will make you pay also its not the most amazing looking gaming pc but its still pretty nice
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The pc now has internet and I’ve updated all the drivers 👍 I have windows 10 pro installed and everything works as normal.
did u get the fan on the bottom to work
if not then u prolly need to plug it into a header onto the motherboard temporarily and then see if you can somehow daisy-chain all of them together
@@meneel I’m waiting on my fanhub
@@anguscow ok thats perfect
activated?
WIN 10 ? INSTALL WINDOWS 7
no kidding this is exactly what happened to me, i was so excited when i started but after a few hours it felt like hell, and when i was done and it didnt turn on i was so disappointed but i just kept watching different tutorials and eventually after trying different cables into random spots it worked and turned on, but only a few of my fans turned on so after i got everything done i tried watching some more tutorials and after that finallly everything worked completely fine and i was so happy
bro was tryna assemble pv with ZERO knowledge
@@Operator_Cageat least they tried. some people cant even bring themself to install a cpu
@@agentcba2day yeah thats fax too
thats why you do intensive research before building ☠️
ive watched around 300 hours of pc building content and building mine felt like hell regardless@@Operator_Cage
Please upgrade that power supply as soon as possible 🙏 It is ranked e on the power supply tier list and is known to have multiple problems :( Also make sure to have ram in a2 and b2 for better stability, anyways great build!
What in a2 and b2? (You forgot to say the ram)
@@juanitogolondrina9209 fixed it
2nd and 4th slot from processor side😅
I recommend routing the 24 pin cable to go behind the motherboard tray and have it come out of the beauty panel to plug it in. Another thing I recommend is to have the cpu power cable come in from one of the cable routing holes from the top of the case. In the future I'd also recommend switching out that power supply for a higher tier unit for better power efficiency.
just some quick take aways
at some point switch from that Sata SSD drive to an NVME gen 3 drive as it'll give you much better performance than that current drive
switch to a higher tier psu
swap your ram slots for a proper dual channel memory configuration.
reroute some power supply cables to have better management and looks
I think your motherboard could be better but if it works fine for you then I guess that's fine.
your part list from what I can tell.
cpu: ryzen 5 5600x
gpu: asus rtx3060 12gb
ram: corsair vengeance 3200/MTs CL16
mobo: Asus tuf gaming a520m plus wifi
cpu cooler: stock amd wraith stealth cooler
PSU: thermaltake Smart 80+ white
ssd: WD Blue SA510 1TB
case: NZXT H5 Flow
Wrote me an essay 🙏
hey dude check if your ram is in the correct slots they should be in A2 and B2 for better stability :) (refer to your manual incase you need help, it should be in there)
not too bad, for a first build you've done much better than i did, i didnt know you even needed a gpu, congrats on getting it working!
I just built my first pc last week and i remember shaking like crazy trying to put the cpu in... i also wasnt using any videos, but in the end it worked :)
Nice build for the first time i think it is not too bad
No need to worry about the CPU cooler, you can not overtighten it. Just screw it down all the way up to the point where the screws just won't turn anymore.
They are spring loaded so it always feels as if you're applying too much force but it's safe and actually recommended to tighten them all the way.
you can actually overtighten it on amd. If you put too much pressure it may not give an output.
You def didn't watch carefully when I built my first pc I watched techsource and It came out perfect
Did I see corectly that you put your ram on 1,3 slot?
And hey , drop down the specs too .
id recommend some cable management other then that this reminds me of my first build
Bro I have come across the same issue with the fan rgb fan header... Fortunately for me my PC booted up on the first try... But my issue is installing windows whenever I try to install it onto a flash it doesn't work, such as a file or driver missing... A great video it's a scary first experience.
U did great the only issue was the cable management
U should have atleast a 600w psu but I recommend 650
500 is way too low for a 3060
luh calm pc build
Finally
The first time you tried turning it on your power supply wasn’t even on so it would have turned on if it was on
nice pc man :D
The way you install the ram sticks are curse for me. But hey at least is dual channel and most people do that
Flip the power switch to "on" the power supply
It was 😭
@@anguscow If that switch was on, then it is backwards. The line should be on and the circle should be off. When you show it at 5:30 the switch is off.
@@TheGreatMatty I must of been stupid, at least it’s working now
Here are some tips, check tutorial or at least someone that build with the same components as yours, example like motherboard and your Case for cable management
The worst part on building is the cable management. I hated it so much
Got some tips for you to give your build more performance and get a cleaner look, if u didn't already.
1: For the cable management and airflow it is better to let the cables go through the holes that are the closest to the desired connector. For example: The CPU Power Cable should go thru the hole at the top left at the case and the 24 Pin should go thru the big hole on the righthand side of the motherboard. The less Cables you see in the case, the better the aesthetics and airflow! ^^
2: Your RAM is in the wrong Slots. You placed the Sticks into Slot A1 and B1. To use Dual Channel you should place them in A2 and B2. So from left to right it should be: Empty, RAM, Empty, RAM.
3: Dont forget to enable D.O.C.P. (AMDs Version of XMP) in your Bios to get the desired RAM Speed. If you don't do this the RAM will be running in 2133 MT/s instead of 3200 MT/s.
Im not so sure about the Power Supply. I dont think its good but it should be enough for your System. It wont get any close to 500 Watts. But as soon as you upgrade your Graphics Card or CPU you should consider buying a better one since the PSU you got there is pretty low end. ^^
Still u got a PC running, so nice work! :)
I hope that helps you ^^
i have that exact bedsheet
your setup and your voice is clean af
Thank you 🫶
Can you mange the calbe as shown in techsource video. He routes the cables from the back of the case to the front, Not from the front
PLEASE for the love of gingerbread cookies, PLEASE change the powersupply to atleast EVGA or some other brand. That specific brand (especially the 500w) has a HUGE history of issues, from basically starting fires, to exploding. And it can also short out your parts.
i have the same problem i have no idea why my wifi isnt working on my pc
very good bro
YOU PUT THW RAM IN THE WRONG SLOTS
you probably need a wi-fi adapter, your motherboard might not have a adapter for your pc to connect to the wifi
It’s fixed now 👍
What are the components that you have assembled?
And if ik right , your pc has overclocked options , which , your pc is good enough, overclocking , may damage game file and windows iso, so dont and put the windows 11 on because , a windows has to be changed to be fresh between 6-12 months , and theres a option coming to windows 11 which installs new windows without losing your data.
windows 11 sucks
Wheres the stad off for the m.2 SSD ?😮
cow
It’s not that Ed didn’t helped you at all. It was your first PC build after all. Enjoy it. Expect worst. Might be there are some loose cable that aren’t plugged in properly or what. Glad you made it worked.
I think your ram is in the wrong configuration, usually if you run dual channel you should start farthest away from CPU, so in your configuration it should de x-1-x-1, x being empty, 1 being a stick, you should check your motherboard manual to see if you seated them in the right slots
also if you want a tip on how to deal with cable management, next time if you do it, take absolutely all the cables to the other side of the case, and work with 1 by 1 putting them through holes in order to make it easier, if you have all the cables in the front you can dongle them and they won't reach far enough/ look clean
i've built 3pcs so far including mine so if you want to and you need any more help maybe i could help you out. For internet do you use a cable ? if so it should automatically connect to internet, if it's not, try to switch the cable
nice video but the music is too loud and annoying
breh teh audio
did someone noticed that 500W psu? i think 500W it is too low
500w is fine, i have a r5 7600x and a rx 7800xt and i only use around 550w
needs more views
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@@anguscow bro replied in 6 mins lmao keep up the work
No specs 😢 ?
Hey man, just so you know. Corsair DDR4 LPX ram has issues and isn't recommended to get. Others have already stated some of the issues so not gonna say them again but yeah, the ram may become a problem
What type of problems?
@@anguscow Basically it's very unstable. The die of the ram can also vary and it's normally some terribly performing die. The ram is also priced very high for all the inconsistencies. Many kits also fail to reach targeted XMP speeds or become unstable at that speed.
what did you use like specs ?
your m.2 fix it He's bent over
DO NOT RECOMEND WIFI STICKS GET A D LINK IF YOUR WIFI ROUTER IS FAR FROM YOUR PC
u need wifi stick if the wifi dont work
It works now 🔥
@@anguscow do u have discord
@@anguscow cuz my pc broke like last week
and ive a lot
excellent choice, 12gb rtx2060 is the best gpu till now
Tbh dont waste your time cable managing just go to a pc store let them do it for you i doubt they will make you pay also its not the most amazing looking gaming pc but its still pretty nice
Rtx 3060 isnt a good choice nowadays...
I’m getting 750 fps on Black Ops 2 so I ain’t complaining
it still is
You ready to play roblox
Funniest comment yet 🙏
change ur ram to the 2nd and 4th slots for better performance
The first and 3rd slots are A1 and A2 which is better I was told
@@anguscow if u not absolutely sure check motherboard manual real quick
@@anguscow typically the other way around is better but to be sure just check the manual
@@anguscowjust make sure they’re in dual channel