The Best BUDGET Gaming PC Build 2024! 🤩 RX 7600, Ryzen 7600 w/ Gameplay Benchmarks | AD
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TOTAL PRICE: $970.77 / £946.28 (16/11/2023) - Personally, I would go for a cheaper case though, and save another 30/40 bucks. Sorry the original case mucked this up😑
Good vid tho
Would you put said savings into a 6700XT instead if the VRAM is potentially going to be an issue?
@@ProfShikari You are spot on. I believe he should have put a lot more into the GPU. Motherboard could have shaved some off as well as case. Power supply should have been upped a little bit for future proofing. Keep in mind this guy has forgot more than I know I'm just sharing a thought.
Why doesn't AMD sell 3 pre-builds? Entry level gaming: rx 7600 with a Ryzen 7600.
"Best value": rx 7700 with a Ryzen 7700xt and the
"Gaming King" with a rx 7800x3d with a Ryzen 7800.
Easy to market.
buy a used 3060ti or 3070 from a miner, save tons?@@IYUB30
as someone who built his last PC in 2019 with i9 9900k and 2080. I really appreciate your channel as It got me back up to speed with what is on the market fast. I also appreciate your demeanor and personality. you are interesting to watch and do great work! thanks!
You still running the i9? Found one for $100 second hand, currently using a i7 8700 so wondering if its still worth it compared to the new cpus
@@d3luxyyes
This is pretty much exactly what I’m building waiting for my gpu and case then I’m so finished
Hey, i wanted to thank you for being such jolly guy, your positive attitude has made me watch a lot of your videos, they have helped me understand what each parts of a PC do and how they work together, i was a total noob, thanks for the fun content and keep doing what you're doing! much love from Romania! Cheers!
Almost exactly the system I built for my son. Same mobo with a 7600x and 2 fan rx 7600. Got great deals on everything. saved hundreds buying in combos.
Man once i discovered this channel ive binge watch damn near every video, i just like the vibe and charisma u exude while providing informative content
One thing, I would recommend utilizing micro center bundles. You could get a 7700x, a mobo, and 32gb of DDR5-6000 for $400.
We don’t have Micro Center here in the UK… in fact, we don’t even have anything similar
@@ProfShikari Too bad I have 2 within an hour from me. Wish you did.
@@IYUB30 me too, UK gets absolutely crapped on when it comes to price of components and places to physically visit and purchase lol
I've based my first build on this video, so I just wanted to say thank you for all your videos, I've binge watched them for the past few months now, and learnt so much. I've ordered now and did make a few changes - I've swapped out the motherboard for a MSI B650 Gaming Plus (£149), managed to get Crucial P5 Plus 1tb for £50 on Amazon (Black Friday), chose a higher wattage Corsair RM750e for £80 (for the fully modular option/future improvements) and chose a Corsair 4000D Airflow. All safely within budget. I'm looking forward to saving in the future to upgrade the cooler, add some more fans and maybe in a year get better CPU and GPU. Thanks again Marcus!
That’s exactly the same changes I made, comes to around 850 in total (I already have a 850w power supply from my last pc) just wondering how are you finding it performance wise?
So nothing about this is a budget PC as the parts totaled around $970 -1000 USD and the build is overall poor quality in terms of value. Don't follow this build guide.
• The PC only has a stock CPU cooler and one exhaust fan. There is poor airflow and cooling.
• The PSU chosen is of poor quality and the last place you want to sacrifice budget on. Don't get that PSU.
• The case is awful. I think you recognize this already though.
• The RX 7600 is a good GPU, but for the budget you had you could have gotten a much better GPU.
For $1000 you could have built the following with all new parts that is a much better build overall. Actually you know what? Here's a list for $980
• Better GPU, 32Gb RAM, B-Tier PSU, MUCH better cooling, better cable management potential
CPU: $148
AMD Ryzen 5 5600X 3.7 GHz 6-Core Processor
CPU Cooler: $19
Thermalright Assassin X Refined SE ARGB 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler
Motherboard: $97
MSI B550M PRO-VDH WIFI Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard
Memory: $54
TEAMGROUP T-Force Vulcan Z 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory
Storage: $52
Crucial P3 1 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 3.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive
GPU: $450
Sapphire PULSE Radeon RX 7700 XT 12 GB Video Card
Note: The 7700XT is on par with the RTX 3070Ti and RX 6800. This is about a 40% performance increase from the RX 7600 with 4Gb additional VRAM.
Case: $70
Montech AIR 903 MAX ATX Mid Tower Case
PSU: $90
Gigabyte UD750GM 750 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply
Honestly, I'd rather have a upgradeable Am5 motherboard and a much better CPU, than a 7700 XT - it's already CPU bottlenecked in warzone, and the 7600 is way better than the 5600x
@@PcCentriccame here to say this, why build on an older platform if you can just upgrade the newer platform over time?
@@PcCentric I think anyone on AM4 would prefer to have an upgradable AM5 mobo, but this is a budget build where you're aiming for price to performance. For price to performance, the 5600X takes the cake until you hit that $1500 USD budget range when you can start considering AM5 CPUs imo.
Yes the 7600 is better then the 5600X, but there's no bottleneck with the 5600X until you start using GPUs like the 4080, 7900xtx, and 4090.
I think it's also worth noting the 5800X3D exits...which is an incredible CPU on the AM4 platform and holds it's own as a top performer even among the newer AM5 cpus
I just built a pc for a similar price, but saved on the cpu (Ryzen 7500F via Aliexpress) and spent a bit more on the GPU (6750xt) - and did use an older video from you as a reference for UK prices and GPU deals. Thanks a bunch!
You made a great choice of components! This build should last you quite some time!
would u recommend using ryzen 5 7600 with an rtx 4060 or rx 6750xt?? (If it was somewhat the same price)
Almost sold me on the no RGB RX 7900 XTX build. This video was solid and looking forward the next one. I am building my first PC ever therefore following your exact components and installation.
I was wondering how many fps you get on rust if you play ?
As you mention the CPU temp is def a problem. In some of the games it was running in the mid 90's!! I guess a better CPU fan would help but I think the case airflow (or lack of) is the main problem. Because as you said the stock CPU fan should cope.
Edit: I also notices these CPU temps of 90deg were at fairly modest CPU utilisation (50% or below) . So unless the fan/CPU are incorrectly fitted, the CPU fan and case cooling are a real problem with this build.
One wonders if a different case (one with proper front-to-back airflow) and an upgraded CPU cooler would then see the "CPU bottleneck" problem vanish. Also, some SSDs begin to throttle at temperatures much lower than 90C (some throttle severely at 90C).
It’s actually supposed to be near 90-95 range for zen 4 cpus
This is pretty much how I would spec a $900 PC today(spec'd these prices at microcenter). Of course with 32GB of DDR5 6000. 1440p at medium settings is plenty good for most people. Those of you saying spend more on a better GPU and less on the platform should take into account that AM4 boards have been around close to a decade. DDR5 has 50% more bandwidth than DDR4. In the long term, an updated platform will last you longer and be less of a bottleneck. You can always upgrade your video card easily when you have a system worth upgrading.
Love the little case switcharoo in the middle of the vid. Nice! That's the case I bought recently and couldn't wait to put it all together on a future build.
I literally just ordered a Ryzen 5 7600 and an RX 7600 as well as that case for my parents' new PC xD
You could of saved like 60$ by using a 7500F for the processer and gotten nearly identical performance
Now this is a great build thank you so much 🙏
What actually is the price for this build? Bit frustrating that you haven't put it considering it is your 2023 budget build.
the price is in the pinned comment
my 1070 in 2017 had 8gb of vram. surprised to see theryre still making cards with the same amount....
I'm currently saving up my money to get a better pc. I currently have a dell OptiPlex 9020 sff, and so far I have actually saved up $69. I forgot to mention that I absolutely love your videos!
This budget build may be short lived once the 5500X3D CPU is released, as I can only assume it'll be similar price to the R5 7600 but will allow DDR4 to be utilised with cheaper RAM and motherboards.
Edit: Side note, that flat packing is a very nice feature! I think a lot of enthusiasts would enjoy putting their rig together in more ways than just plugging in a few components. Very FormD T1 vibe
7600 is equal speed to a 5800x3d? i actually think the gpu he chose for this build was very dumb.
Would have chose a 6800XT or Better
He said to prioritize Graphics, but I don't even feel like he took his own advice, would a 5600 or 5600X be a noticeable bottleneck in this system? because they're like half the price last time I checked and seems like a good enough pair.
Nice build, as someone who has a Ryzen 7600 in a Q500L case I was looking at the RX7600 which is how I found your video. I like the new version of my case, especially the self assembly bit. As for cable routing, you correctly point out that this is where modular or at least semi modular is where the smart money goes. It seems to be a religious belief that the Q500L and Q300L are hot cases. Sorry, never been able to substantiate this despite lots of testing but I specifically don't buy inefficient CPUs which run very hot plus I always use the Peerless Assassin. It isn't rocket surgery folks.
Love it when you start up the pc, please keep doing it
i always laugh a little when people call graphics cards "cards" because at this point they are the size of bricks you build a wall with
is this a good build?
Case: Antec Performance 1 FT
CPU: Intel Core™ i5-14600K
GPU: ZOTAC Gaming GeForce RTX 4070 Ti
Mobo: ASUS Prime Z790-A WiFi 6E
RAM: CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB DDR5 64GB (2x32GB) 6000MHz CL30
SSD: Samsung 990 PRO Series - 2TB Gen4
PSU: Cooler Master MWE Gold 850 V2
AIO: ARCTIC Liquid Freezer II 360
No, you don't need that much ram.
@@osc4ryt1212 i'm building it for Content Creation
Depends on what you’re using it for
Holy shittttt I'm trying to build this but with micro atx and it still costs 1200 USD in the Philippines converted
A cheap tower cooler and you’d have a solid PC. Probably get a few more fps too with being able to boost more.
Hey there! I know you probably won’t see this, but I have a dilemma. I have everything but my gpu, and I don’t know what to get. I got a AMD Ryzen 9 7900x in a microcenter bundle (big overkill, for what I’m going to be doing with it) with 64GB of ddr5 ram and a ROG strix B65OE motherboard. (All from the same bundle.) I have a 1080p monitor rn, but I might upgrade in the future, and use it as a peripheral. I don’t want to spend too much money on the gpu, but I kind of sort of want AMD and enough ram to possibly upgrade my monitor. I know, long comment. Any help from anyone?
Hi, I made my first pc 2 days ago and it’s all connected correctly, but I can’t download windows on it from USB because the USB is not showing up. Pls help me 😭
There should be a designated USB port on the I/O of the motherboard. Read your manual for your motherboard to determine the proper port. Usually it's outlined.
Recently started watching your vids and I have to say man you've made me feel a lot more confident in building my own PC soon. Wish me luck!
Just built my first one last week. It's really not too bad (except for the first power supply I got being a dud lol). It's running great now
@@charleyking8931 Oh god I can imagine that was frustrating, glad to hear it's all good now though!
They have a Cyberpower PC with these specs, seems impressive for what it is. As many videos show, but I'm not totally convinced yet. I already own a Series X/One X (in another room), PS5, old 360 and a Steam Deck. My olel gaming PC has a 1660ti with an I5 8400, which handles some games pretty well. But I thought about moving up. Though I'm not into PC gaming that much. Great video for this setup though. Fairly rare. :O)
a small tip for ya apex lad, you can just left click and hold to auto fire eva 8
Love the videos kind of obsessed 😅 keep up the good work Marcus ❤
NEVER over-touch or anything. Whether installing a CPU upon a motherboard, or otherwise. 😉
That's actually good advice. I picked all the parts first and now can't decide which GPU I want. I did a blunder.
Ryzen 7600 is only $199.99 right now for Black Friday.
It's still the same price. Just shows you how fake most of these sales really are.
Radeon almost always is the best choice in value builds
Can you make a Nvidia and intel combo build for a begginer that wants to stream and start an YT gaming channel, please!!!
I personally stream on a nearly 4 year old laptop running an i7-9750h and a 1660Ti… I don’t run hugely demanding games, but it probably has another 2 years in it before I will need to look at changing it… although I will probably look at building a custom gaming rig within the next year as I would like to start playing a few more games which will be more demanding 🤣
can you please make a rx 7700xt build
Next video!
@@PcCentricthank you!!!!!!!!!!!
R7 7700x + RX 7700xt
Personal pc- personal personal computer
I was just looking into building my first PC, with an R5 7600, but for the GPU the 6750XT is on sale right now for only 30 bucks more than the 7600. I am just wondering if these AMD cards are suitable for recording/streaming?
If you’re looking at streaming, then the 7600 would be a little more future proof as it utilises the AV1 codec, the 6700/6750XT does not, you could go a bit higher and look at the 7700/7800… but they are a little more expensive.
I’ve recently built a budget gaming pc and I have this processor and I had a few questions how do I optimise the performance by making appropriate changes in bios and while gaming it reaches upwards of 90 to 95 degrees how do I manage the heat, because even in idle state it sometimes goes upto 60-65 degrees. is it normal?
Other specs of the pc
32gb ram
1 tb ssd
Asus Dual Radeon RX 6600 8GB
Motherboard MSI B650 gaming wifi
bro made the same video for best 1440p midrange PC built, nice to your content.
This case is known for its bad dust filter airflow AND you have 1 fan in the whole case. Of course it was thermal throttling dude
i have the same build but my GPU delivered only 70% of output in call of duty WArzone ....why?
Dude, 32 GB is a must. I have 16 GB and games like BeamNG and Stalker Gamma are using all of it.
I literally have the same cpu, gpu combo but I got 5 7600x
I just built one in white. Love the compact form
Brand new to PC building. Love the content. I already have the cpu on the way and I went with a slightly different b650 motherboard by gigabyte. I am probably going to go with a corsair 4000x with 3 extra fans in the case(probably don't need that many) but my question is if the 600w power supply will be enough. I'm thinking I should jump up to 650w at least. Any thoughts?
ha i am not the only one that put the cooler on the wrong way, no need to tuck the cable in if it was the other way around. doesnt affect the performance though.
Im doing a 7600x with a 3080ti this year coz there is an amazing price/performance sweet spot but i cant understand why they say 7600x is a low end cpu
Quick question, when I'm playing cyberpunk and other games at 1080p on my 3070 (1920mhz) and ryzen 7 5800x (4.7ghz) paired with 16gb 3600mhz cl16 ram my gpu will always have low usage and when I get high usage is will never stay at a consistent 99% and in some areas it will drop to 64% specifically the roundabout in the city for cyberpunk. Do you know what the cause can be my drivers and chipset are fully updated but my bios isn't can this be the problem or is is something else?
Love my 5800X/6650XT I built about 15 months ago. Great build as always. AMD is the way to go value wise.
gpu wise i agree but right switching to am5 platform intel is currently the cheaper option both the 12400f and 13400 are cheaper than a 7600
@@ant5963upgradability is better though. You can always upgrade to 8600 or 9600 or 10600 later and have the same mobo + ram lol. With intel you have to change mobo
@@ant5963 Not in every country
I bought ryzen 7800x3d and gigabyte Radeon Rx7600…will it bottleneck?
Hey, mate! I have a R5 3600X, 24GB RAM and just sold my 1060 6GB. Time for an upgrade but I have no idea which one to get. If someone can help, I’m trying a budget of $400 for a new GPU.
Been looking at the RX 7600 and it’s quite tempting
Very nice now that BOTH MS and AMD is actually fixing the TDR issues I am now tempted to upgrade to a AM5 system with a 7800 xt next year. :)
I am currently thinking about upgrading my PC.
It is quite old so I'm not able to upgrade one part, I have to at least upgrade the CPU, Motherboard and RAM.
I've not got a lot of money right now due to being a student but I want to have a working 'upgrade' as soon as possible.
My solution is to buy a new CPU, RAM and Motherboard and just use my old Graphics Card and HDD/SDD's until I can afford new ones.
I'm on the fence between Intel and AMD CPU's, I play a lot of games but I also do some editing. I was thinking about getting the Ryzen 9 7900x but some people keep telling me to get a 14th gen I7 or maybe an I9.
Does anyone know what CPU/Motherboard combination would be better for gaming but also editing?
Can anyone help me out I’m trying to do this build but the power supply he listed is sold out is there any other power supply that will still work does it matter which one I use?
I literally just searched this thank you
But for this kind of budget I will increase the GPU to a 4060 (if you're a nvidia fan boy/girl ) or rx 6800 (if available) or rx 6750/6700 xt and reduce the cpu budget to about 130 dollars and take a ryzen 5600/5600x with a cheap b550 mobo or better i5 12400f .
Exactly! That's great advice. AM5 is too expensive for a simple rx 7600. And as the title says it's a 'gaming pc'! The ryzen 5 5600 + rx 6700xt is the best pair imo
Great video! Can you please share this PC's performance with Valorant High and low setting?
How/why is the Ryzen 7600 CPU bottlenecking the GPU? I was under the impression that a 7600 could keep up w/ 4080/90 GPU's.
That's true right, I thought so as well
Putting aorus elite ax mobo in a budget. Gigabyte d3sh would've been a better budget option
W Build Marcus!
Bro actually i am confused between ryzen 7 5700x or ryzen 5 7600 my budget is limited but i want to be little future proof as well with this gpu 6700xt can someone help me i want mainly for gaming and editinf purpose
Hello, could you elaborate on productivity for the CPU? My plan was to buy a gaming PC but also use it for work and run tons of software on it like the full Adobe works, CAD, and rendering software for example.
I wouldn’t suggest the 7700 if that is what you’re going to be using your system for, might want to look at a higher end Ryzen 9 CPU… but that would defy the point of this being a more budget friendly build
if you are looking for productivity from the cpu and gaming on a budget, i5 13600k/14600k is the best way to go, you can pair that with ddr4 ram and mobo to keep price equivalent to this am5 build, that cpu can easily last 4-5 years for decent budget
@@ProfShikari Thank you.
@@TH-ib5ly Thank you.
I’ve been wanting to see some 7600gpu performance. I might be purchasing this for some solid 1440p too!
So the 7600 is a good gpu for 1080p high gps then. Thinking about buying one for my spare pc
Compare qube 500 size with different cases
is it okay to build a pc with am5 rn especially since am5 does have issues
Hey wanted some advice- Im running 2070 super and 3080 ryzen chip - now my pc is super dusty and when i say it I am not joking. What upgrade should i go for?
Please do a bench mark on Ark Survival Ascendant, I’ve got a 3070 and struggling to run Ark at anything past 35-40fps
im building a pc based on this :D just with ddr5 and a 7700xt
Great video but was it also necessary to update the bios from the MB or was this straight out of the box?
You can build a PC with just $750 with the rx 6800 + r5 5600 if you're willing to buy used
Wow big cooler for low end GPU! It will be almost silent.
It was very very quiet!
Hey i have a question. Christmas is coming and i need a pc for my son.He only plays World of warcraft and Fortnite. What would i need to Play those Games on Ultra Setting without going over Board. Thanks love your Channel keep up the good work
You said 2023, but wrote 2024 in the title. Did you do a mistake?
why did you install kingston fury beast ram Intel xmp certified? shouldn't you be using AMD expo?
4:38 i think ur instaling coller in wrong direction what if u decide to upgrade ur memory and u cant put in slot nr.1 :(
will the RX 7600 work with my a520m-k motherboard?
it took me so long to realize that 1440 or 1080 looks like trash on a 4k monitor, luckly i have a 4080
Hi, I made a new pc 2 days ago and connected the parts all correct but I can’t download windows from usb because the usb is not showing up on UEFI bios. Pls help me someone 😭
Was thinking of upgrading to 7600 and RX 7600
I got the same specs prebuilt for 900....
Why no price total?! Should be in the video and also the video description smh
Editor Karl was on holiday, so you have editmarcus today :/ He has all the fancy cards on his machine, I blame Karl 🤣
Thinking of buying this mobo but wondering if other Gigabyte B650 Aorus Elite AX owners have a whine issue as reported?
can i get a cheaper motherbored as in the GIGABYTE B660M GAMING X AX DDR4 (B660/ Intel/ LGA 1700 and ddr4
Currently have a prebuild Lenovo desktop i7 6700 paired with a RTX2060s (upgraded the 970gtx) , got 900euro to spend in 2 weeks on a pc build (*my first one :D) but my question is... Should i go with a better motherboard and cpu (will go intel) and hold out on the gpu for about 6 months?
I want the system to be futureproof and running ddr5 but living in The Netherlands, the prices seems to be a bit higher here (10/25%) thats why im wondering what to do in this situation.
Build a complete pc for that 900,- or just keep the 2060s and upgrade that a later date to a Arc770/rx6700xt/rx7800xt for example?
Currently playing a couple of games where the gpu is my bottleneck atm, but wonder if the prices come down within 6months to get one of those gpu's for a decent price.
Or am i just crazy to think this way and both solutions cancel each other out in the long run? (ow yeah, saving the 900 untill next year not gonna happen btw :P)
Love it but is sad i can't afford
Is a RTX 3060 good for the processor
The amount you save on RAM where I live is kinda limited, It's only about 30 euros going from 100> to 70 if you get 16 and not 32 GB of DDR5.
1TB NVME SSD storage is 50 while 2TB is 90 euros, this also feels kinda not worth compromising on.
What I do love is saving money on the mobo, without wifi I can get a mobo I'm happy with for 90 while it would cost 150 minimum for any mobo with wifi.
I can almost afford the 2TB NVME SSD and 32GB of RAM by simply ditching wifi, and it's not like you can't add that in later if you so wish.
If you live in Europe it's also silly to get a PSU with anything lower than an 80+ gold efficiency rating, you'll earn back the extra cost within a year due to the high electricity costs here in Europe.
What if I have windows installed on an ssd, I'm going to put in said build? Is there a process I need to follow or will I boot to windows straight away?
Interesting to see!
Just got this setup for 830$ from microcenter
Hi.I want to ask an opinion regarding cpu + gpu.I have mobo MSI B660M Mortar Wifi DDR4 & gpu Nvidia RTX 4060Ti 8GB OC.What cpu are suitable perfectly for them?First build PC.
12400f /13400f. I have the same mobo, lovely board.
7600 x2. Cpu and gpu. Considered crossfire?
Can i change the graphics card to rtx 3060 without changing the motherboard?
Why do you always get such a high end motherboard, you could put that into a better gpu
I think ryzen 5 7500f is a more budget choice?