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Also seconding the TR PS cooler, have that cooling my 12900KF and the TR PA SE 120 cooling 12700KF on the cheaper side. While I don't have a recent AMD it should work. They include AM4 and all the brackets with their coolers. @@Mettforce1
Am playing WoW mostly (finished all the seasonal fomo grinding except for the fomo holiday pet Arfus am trying at least once a day). I had a great moment this week Infinite Timereaver dropped on my 12900KF 7900XTX 48gb DDR5 build. I also rebuilt my 12700KF 3060 rig with the same Asus TUF Wifi Plus Z690 board (from my 12900KF build, ordered another when it was on sale) and it works great with the TG Delta 32gb kit of DDR5. The B760M board is getting shuffled to a 12400F 1060 build, which I still need to order more DDR5 for. Most of our upgrades around the house are with the Spectre/Downfall stuff happening recently and sales so idk just migrating all the data is what I work on from time to time. BG3 am thinking about going back to playing later. It's on my to play more list.
Mostly War Thunder, 7 Days to Die, some BG3, and a few older titles I never got around to. 5600x + RTX 2060 6GB is fine for all of these. Contemplating picking up the RX 6800 for $400, even if the Streaming quality is not as good. There doesn't seem to be any decent upgrade from 2060 options below $400.
I am curious have people submitted or shown their builds to you Jason after boost their build? I would like to see a series where people show their builds after taking your advice. Call it"Here is my Build!" or "My Build is Boosted!"
This is a cool idea! We do have people reach out and tell us their builds went well but we haven't collected them. We'll have to think about ways to do this (:
Ah man Jason ! I can't get enough of your videos man ! Every time I watch them I land up changing something on my wish build list !! 🤣 Never quite know if what I have is going to be good or not, but the amount of information you give to us is Amazing !!!🙏
Built my new pc with a 7800X3D and 7900XT Taichi and I LOVE it! Glad I switched over to AMD and gave it a chance because the performance is incredible.
lol I’m still watching even though I just built my pc three days ago! 🔥 thank you so much for all the information wouldn’t have done it without you pc builder!
Did you ever consider making a video of sorts like "what i would do after building my first gaming PC" like how to enable XMP profile in bios, where/how to update drivers for your gpu, etc. ?
To answer your question with the rme series, yes it is a problem with the fan bearing they used for that lineup of psu, as well it's not even really built better than the 2021 rmx series. If you want a replacement, in the US the be quiet! Pure Power 12 M is about the same price, 10 year warranty and much better built as well quieter. There is also a focus gx model around that price, just know using many of the 3000 series of gpus can cause too much noise to the psu and cause it to shut down, it's not an OCP thing. Johnnyguru has said to either remove the +12v sense wire or put an I ferrite bead on the +12v sense wire, seasonic apparently does or did rma / send out something to fix this issue but not sure if they still do considering the age of the psu, I will contact them later and ask.
I think from my research the capacitors start to go with the age of the PSI also. Have a couple of Seasonic units with 10 year warranty, A tier ones. Also have some SF ones, I should probably branch out, that PP one sounds interesting.
@@dianaalyssa8726 cool to know! there is always a reason afterall that the most minimum requirement for a decent powersupply is 105c japanese capatiors (or better). By sf you mean superflower? Love their psu's and they have sales often so I recommend them to people when I can, amazing customer service as well! Be quiet psu's in the past few years have been quite good at all ranges. They use HEC for a few of their 12 models and cwt for their higher end and most of the 13 series models, I prefer cwt over hec but hec seems decent overall and you should have no issues : ) cwt also manufactuers for corsair, silverstone, thermaltake, and more.
"Destroyer of PC Builds"... made me laugh out loud--and yeah, that case and its fans are ridiculous. I do have the Lian Li Lancool 216 in my box--and I did spend the extra $20 USD to put a CoolerMaster RGB Halo, becuase Lian Li thinks it made sense to put in a simple lightless fan in the back--but the first thing I noticed about the O11 was the insane lack of fans. The moral equivalent of a $500 case for almost ANY budget build is crazy, and Lian Li ought to be ashamed of themselves for even offering such a thing. Great fun watching you boost folks' builds, as always, Jason--and I second the idea of you doing a video (or two?) that tells us what some of the folks who builds you boosted actually did with your suggested.
Another fun and informative video, Jason. I've said this before, but I appreciate you go into detail about each component when boosting a build. This is helpful for incremental upgraders like me who do one component at a time and aren't doing a complete new build. For example, my next upgrade will be a new mobo, CPU and RAM (platform pending). I have the experience to be able to pull and re-seat a CPU and its aftermarket cooler on an existing mobo, but I just don't have the time. Swapping in a new mobo "kit" is a lot faster and makes more sense if I already have the SSDs, GPU, PSU, etc. This is where individual component details really help builders like me to know what's good and what's not. Keep up the great work!
That's what I do. For example, I went from a intel 6700k 32gb ram and 2080 super. Now I have 7800x3d. I did the cpu/mobo/32gb ram for 610$. Recently I snatched a rtx 3080 on ebay for 375$. Basically 1k for a new machine that's super fast! re used my 1.3k power supply, my m2 drive, case, Noctua d15 cooler, etc. Makes it much cheaper vs a 2000 build out the gate for doing all at once. I never did Ebay for a gpu, so I wasn't sure. But for a 4080 it's 1200$! I play at 1440p now and I get 60-150fps on ultra everything (except Starfied, I see your icon is that haha). I get 100 on Starfield now vs the 47 I had before. Long story, yea I agree a 'kit' is how I roll. Keeps costs down from all in all at once.
My wife and I definitely got bit by the Lian Li bug. She's got a Lian Li Evo case and all the fans and AIO in white and I have a Corsair 5000 D with all Lian Li fans in black.
Not an audio engineer but I do work with them and I know the last few decades that the GPU was an afterthought but recently use of that curse word AI is changing that. RT cores can help develop unique virtual instruments or sound profiles, mostly on CUDA of course. No idea what the first person does of course, just wanted to mention something I've noticed. Going dual or triple m.2 drives will be great too. One for OS/programs and another for project files can keep everything quick.
Hope this helps! You might also want to check out our "best builds" series where we do best of the month sample build lists. You'll find it on the channel page under "builds and parts" list
@@PCBuilderChannel thanks Jason.. over the past holiday week I’ve gone through all of your videos created over the past 6 months. And I say only six months because older than that and the recommendations based on price, availability etc., start to get outdated. For now I just waiting for the next round of sales. Inventory across the board at the moment is tepid, thanks to the holiday buying madness
Jason the 2nd build in this has to be one of the best glow ups in this series. If the OP even thinks about still going with the O11 after your boosted build there is no hope for them!😂
I could get any aspiring amateur music rig set up with an APU these days. DAWs aren't terribly GPU intensive, you'd only need an rx6600 at max for multi monitor support. Almost zero DAWs support 4k (you can use 4k, they just don't scale well), 1080p is still recommended. Mobo is by far the most important piece in a music rig, you can't go cheap, or it's almost a guarantee you will get signal path noise from poor USB grounding, regardless of what you're using for an interface. The one you chose was *_absolutely_* necessary over the original one, great choice btw! Source: painful lessons as an amateur producer haha. I've built quite a few studio rigs now though.
I recently had to upgrade to 64 gigs of RAM for my rig because of music production. When creating tracks, and having to keep other tracks with many plugins playing for hours over and over again on repeat, it just kept eating up my RAM with 32 gigs and eventually cause FL Studio to crash. Ever since that 64 gig upgrade, literally hasn't crashed once.
I think the audio build is going to need more SSD storage than 2TB. I was in a very similar boat not too long ago. Sample libraries and games take up tons of space. Both of them can be like 8 to 100gb per title/instrument.
If their budget was $900 then they're likely not going to be buying sample libraries. Fortunately, storage is always something that's easy to expand in the future.
I mean they can invest in cheap Sata SSDs if NVMes too pricey I am not production or creator but I run radiology softwares on my gaming PC and have 6TB of DATA collected over 3 years for gaming I use 2TB Gen 4 NVMe and 3x 2TB SATA SSD for all work stuff cause it’s faster than HDD and was or used be cheaper than NVMes
Found your channel quite recently, and I have to say you are doing some rock-solid work! I've managed so save up some money in order to build myself first real-deal PC, so I can finally jump onto the 4090+7800x3d train. Keep being awesome!
For my current gaming pc I dumped all the hard drives and now have 7TB of Nvme ssd drives installed, but I do have a 7800x3d with a 4070ti. Ddr5-6000 cl32, an X670E strix board, its all amazingly fast.
I want to know about music PC VST monster. But get confused with the AMD CPU choices. I play 1440 games using a Gigabyte RTX3060Ti that i paid over $1300 for during the shortage. 64 Gb ram. snd a good ausudio codec. I want to go with an matx or even an ITX that can handle 2 M2 to 3 M2 drives?
A tip for the Hi-end build: Because there's budget left, go for the exact same RAM but 2x32GB. It's gonna be significantly faster. The reason is not the size, it's because the 32GB sticks are dual rank. Overall performance gain can go up to 10% depending on the application. Plus more RAM is always welcome 🙂
A cooler that I recommend for higher end and even budget builds because it's so cheap is the thermalright peerless assassin SE 35 bucks for a cooler that's on par with the NHD15 is a steal and it's easily tamed my 5800x3d
The only issue with the Peerless Assassin is that there's a newer version of that, the Phantom Spirit and in the US the price is about the same so people should just get that instead.
I would say the first build should’ve had the Montech air 903 max case instead. It has 140mm fans instead of 120, an rgb/fan controller, and much higher quality for greatly improved building experience. Only downside is that the exhaust fan isn’t rgb but the upsides are easily worth that concession imo. Even 3000$+ it’s a great choice if you don’t care about having a somewhat basic looking case. The bitfenix on the other hand has a lot of ‘quirks’ that could be frustrating like a weird front panel that can trap dust or cable holes that are a pain to work with. Technically the sale is a 10$ Newegg gift card but you can just order the case first and then get one of the other parts with that gift card.
i would assume the original board was chosen for the PCIE slots for audio cards that use audio snakes , its a good way expand a studio from 8 in/out to 48 in/out with high head room , the french Digigrams are old but they havent really been surpassed especially when you look at the ability to expand them all the way to recording a small orchestra
The only reason I thought that might not be the reason is that they are currently using a laptop so I assumed that we're dealing with external capture devices, but if that is not the case I do like the UD B550.
I'd imagine having access to both internal and external could be valuable as a back up... Nothing is worse than an update breaking compatibility with a device and not having a solution to get a project done.
The board was picked because i was familiar with it in the budget range. He does have an audio interface so audio cards and onboard audio isnt a problem at all.
im still kinda in the same boat im tempted to jump to 7800x3d over the 12th gen though i got max performance out of it and i170 to help cool the damn thing
Bro, love your energy. You having Italian ancestry explains the hands movements. I could watch you on mute and still understand what you are saying. 😂Wish I had found you before building my current tower.
My setup is quite similar to the first one you suggested. Quite happy with it. The CPU & GPU and RAM amount are exactly the same and other components are higher tier (Noctua cooler, G skill RAM, Corsair PSU, Phanteks case) and others probably lower tier (Kingston NVME, Aorus MB). Nice for 1440p gaming. Not sure about music production, I'd probably had taken a new sound card.
I SPEED to see your vids. Theyre my background noise most of my day when i'm not at work. I love your voice with so much enthuziasm with also being super honest lol I LOVE YOU
I definitely think mabye an addition to the video if feasible pc builds that hit it on the head as an example of a good pc without the need for tweaking
We get around 300 submissions every month and a majority of them are actually in pretty darn good shape! But that's an interesting idea, I wonder if we could have a "gold star" corner highlighting a great build. I just don't want to confuse the other 100 people who also have good builds into thinking they don't! (;
@PCBuilderChannel oh absolutely it could prob include a brief picture of there build and username or a list of usernames with good builds do like 20 or 30 and you can easily cover everbody
I've been enjoying your videos as I am currently interested in building a gaming/streaming/video editing desktop to replace the workload I'm doing on my MSI Stealth gaming laptop. With a 13-1500 max budget, and a soon to be first time PC Builder, I'm really hoping to get a cpu/gpu combo of Ryzen 7800X3D/RX 7800XT with 2 TB storage without breaking the bank. You're videos are really helpful!
Love content that includes different productivity demands So hard to find that when it seems like 99% in the social media pc space is strictly gaming focused
Hey Jason! I'm looking to upgrade my old pc for some engineering tasks (like solidworks, catia v5), but my budget is 300 euro. I was thinking at Ryzen 5 3600, gigabyte b550 ds3h, 2x 8Gb corsair vengeance 3200 cl16, ssd WD black sn770 1Tb pcie 4.0 I will reuse the case, power supply Seasonic SS-500ET and an old vga radeon 6450 1gb I've heard the cpu runs hot so i'm not decided for a custom cooler, can you suggest one? Thank you for your reply in advance!
5600g is a viable budget option for Solidworks (not sure about other engineering applications so definitely check) but you could get that a b450 or 550 mobo and 32gb of ram, set the vram allocation to 8gb and get a solid upgrade imho.
holy crap i didnt know i got in this episode! the one video i skip lol, thank you so much for the build. its gonna help my brother out alot. and yes he has an audio interface so onboard audio is not a problem, super great video as always!
16:31 i just got a rm850e for my new build a few weeks ago, and the fan was the loudest part of the build even while gaming and it was on when the pc was idle. I sent it back and got an rm850x and it was so much better. Stay away from the e series, they are not worth it
GPU 8GB Vram on your GPU I do think we are at point or soon will be that GPU will need 12GB Vram (16GB vram is always better) why GPU with more Vram will last longer Ask your self this question are you going to upgrade your PC in future think about this (play around with your dream up grades) this will help you find out if your power supply is dead end aka in future it will not have power to power your upgrades with out have to be replaced I made this mistake and cost me I had to replace a power supply when I upgraded
Hey Jason! I found your channel recently, and absolutely love the content. I'm convinced to get a 7800x3d because of these boosts! Looking forward to the next one!
Yes the second build has too mutch money spent on bling. You should always go for performance first and bling later when the performance is already good. Btw i said in one of your previous vids that i just uppgraded my friends PC to 7800X3D and RX7900XTX. I allso put that Corsair RM850e PSU in it and it works fine. Runs with no issues and is quiet. With the Intel CPU power draw maybe a bit more but still a good 850W unit is enough. A 13700K plus 7900XTX or an RTX4070 Ti would pull like max 650 - 700W in full load on both CPU and GPU. And that will never happen in a normal use case. Allso the NZXT case is really expensive like the O11D. If the Lian-Li bug is present why not buy the mutch cheaper Lian Li LANCOOL 216 RGB case instead. And the Thermalright Assassin 120 SE ARGB CPU cooler. In that case with that cooler the 7800X3D and the RX7900XTX would stay more then enough cool and quiet. Remaining budget could be used to something else like peripherals or what ever.
For that audio build you never want to use onboard audio codecs for the DAW processing and you need good clean power. I'd use at least a gold tier certified psu though you don't need overkill on wattage. They'll have to get a power conditioner to plug it into as well.
A little insight from a fellow audio producer: 8 cores 16 threads is actually more than enough. I work with a 5600x on some pretty heavy projects and never ran into any issues. The SSD is definitely important though, and 32gb is the right amount of ram. As far as I know, most people use an external audio interface, pcie interfaces are more for gaming and such. So the internal audio codec is mostly irrelevant and the first board is enough. It's a very personal choice and it can get costly, but I would go with an empty case and fill it with low noise fans, but it would put it over budget. Though honestly, with how annoying my current noise levels are, I would recommend extending your budget to fit that, especially if you plan on mixing on monitors rather than headphones. I think the 6700xt is just mildly overkill, I'm getting 100+ FPS average with a 6700 non xt on Apex in 1080p with ultra settings, so if you can get it instead I'd say it's good enough, but it does have 10gb vram instead of 12. Otherwise, the base build isn't bad and the upgrade is really good, I suppose it's mostly down to personal preferences and priorities
I would actually opt for a brand new Ryzen 5 7600 $160 shipped. MT performance is equal to the 5700X but the single core is way better. I put together a list paired with a 6700XT that's just above $900. Knock off $100 if opting for the 6650XT which is a killer deal for 1080p.
Really a best channel for PC build I have ever seen in RUclips. I will certainly build my PC as per your recommendation .Thank you very much for your contribution🙏
Hey Jason can we get a boost build video on servers, rendering, workstation or even raid systems ? Im sure some people would like to know what they are doing right and wrong when it comes to those type of builds!
Regarding the first PC, thank you for telling everyone that the ID CPU cooler doesn't come with a screwdriver. I want to buy a CPU cooler soon myself. For the 2nd PC I mod for a streamer who used to play alot of warzone and that game prefers AMD GPUs. They optimise this game for AMD. This streamer had a Rx 6900x and people with rtx 3080 and 3090s would ask why he has higher FPS than them.
I can't talk about the ddr5 gskill kit you mentioned for the second build, but I have noticed with many brands that advertised 6000 cl 30, the other timings are really bad compared to teamgroup kits of the same primary timings. Even with some of the 5600 cl32 kits and such, teamgroup appears to have better subtimings.
Thats risky choosing 7200 xmp ram on that build. That 13700k better have a good Memory controller to run that on that 4 dimm mobo. My current 14900k couldnt even run 7200xmp without dropping the speed without tuning on a expensive 2 dimm motherboard. Most will need to be prepared to do some tuning and or dropping the speed to get it to run.
I just built myself a PC and gave my son my old one for his first setup. My upgrades i7 12700k asus rog strix z690-E gaming wifi gigabyte 7800 xt 64 gb ddr5 g.skill trident z5 6000 corsair RME750 corsair 4000d ID-COOLING SE-214 XT 1TB ssd 1TB WD HD (Reused from an older PC) Total: $1,352
Hello Jason! I've been just binging and binging your vids for the past few weeks! You are, without a shadow of a doubt, one of the best PC content creators out there! I am really grateful for all my learnings from your videos This is the first time I've fully watched a video like this and wanted to ask how do I submit my planned build for criticism as well?
@18:00 I use an internal HHD and will not stop using one until they stop making them. They are still made for very good reasons, SSD's only have so much write space along with the more you fill it up, the slower it gets. And if you don't know what you're doing, you can write your drive out within a few years. Furthermore, your browser writes all cache to your SSD if you dont make the cache write to an HDD. So HDD's are ESSENTIAL in any build, not as boot drives but for backup/storage. We wants ALL parts to last as long as possible, not be careless and replace them often. And none of these builds include monitors which can increase the budget from $150-1k.
Going full amd to my experience gives the best price2 performance. If you like to waste money by having expensive powersupplies, go with intel and nvidia.
The lian li case i picked for my rig came with 2 massive fans. I had a seperate fan put into partpicker but the staff at micro center pointed out that i did not even need them. It was also a mid atx size too. After everything was done, the entire case weighed like 40 pounds.
Thank you for another inspiring vid. Keep it up! I'm trying to figure out a build around Ryzen 7600 and Sapphire 7800xt Nitro+, however the other parts especially the popular budget ones like motherboard, RAM or even PSU are extremely expensive compared to prices in the US. Like a $1000 build costs around 1500€ here... Nevertheless I'm learning so many things thanks to this channel so CHEERS and wish me luck with Black Friday deals!
I wish you did a boost my build episode when i was building my pc lol! I eventually build one on my own tho after a lot of reaserching. My rig contains a ryzen 5 7500f an rtx 4080 6000mhz cl30 ddr5 ram and an 850w a tier rated psu!
7900xtx murders the 4070ti . And the mind blowing thing is the 4070ti model he chose was at same price range as pulse 7900xtx . And sadly less informed people think that is the better gpu
I think, I would've taken the Meshify 2 XL and put a 420mm aio in there, it's aber the same price, and you don't have to worry about thermals in future.
im excited to see if any of the ryzen 5 5600 go down in price. I'm trying to build an am4 mini itx system on a tight budget. Gigabyte A520I AC Phanteks (PH-P650GSF) Revolt SFX 650W 80PLUS Gold, SFX cooler master elite 130. PowerColor Fighter AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT so far. playing battle field 2042, 2, cod. i could pickup a 3600 on the cheap or should i wait for 5600
just upgraded my Ryzen CPU from Ryzen 7 3700X to Ryzen 7 5800x3d and upgraded RTX 2070 Super to RTX 4070Ti how much Bottleneck should I expect for Standard Triple AAA Titles running at 1440P 165 hz. Just reading reviews sounds like CPU would be the bottleneck around 10%. But I have had other people tell me CPU would not bottleneck GPU? What is your Opinion?
Hi Jason, I'm also doing a first-time build remarkably similar to the 3500CAD build you show there (your version of it at least) and also had the 850W power supply, as with the 7800x3D and a 4080 PCPartPicker estimates a draw of 600W. 600*1.5 is 900 so I figured close enough since it's a general rule of thumb - do you think that will be sufficient? Or should I definitely go with the 1000W. Side-note I went with the Lancool 216 case based on one of your vids but without using an AIO (got a peerless assassin instead) there's no fans in the top, just the two 160mm intakes in the front and the 120 exhaust in the back. Do I need to get additional fans for the top? Or might it be fine without it. HUGE thanks for all the info in your videos, especially taking the time to actually explain what all the acronyms and specs mean - it was massively helpful to me as a first-timer who had been watching some other channel's videos and just hearing gibberish. You're an absolute legend, keep up the good work!
Ive been watching your videos here lately and enjoy them. I was finally able to build my first gaming pc after years of wanting to. I was curious if you would be willing to look over the list and see if there was anything different you would have done. I tried posting the link in a comment but I guess youtube doesnt like links
So glad you are enjoying! If you would like to send in your list for Boost My Build make sure you are publicly subscribed to the channel and keep an eye out for our community post where we call for the lists. Otherwise you can list it out in a comment and people often like to weigh in. We also have our channel member only discord and the community there is great
Hi Jason! I love your vids ❤ I have a question, an MSI MPG Gungnir 110R + Noctua NH-D15S is a good case+cooler combo for a 7800X3D + 7900 XTX combo?? Thanks!!!
Those High FPS Numbers are for MP only i think cuz i ve watched so many Benchmarks with the 7800X3D and the 7900XTX and u will never get 300+ FPS in WZ in 1440p even with the lowest Settings possible maybe if u look up in the Sky but not with all the Action thats happening at the same Time in WZ. AVG FPS is like below 200 FPS.
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@@Ian-kv5ds Probably not for that game specifically but we have had boost my build submissions for Cities Skyline before.
@@Mettforce1 go with the Thermalright Phantom Spirit. It's the newer version of the Peerless Assassin and has great price to performance.
Also seconding the TR PS cooler, have that cooling my 12900KF and the TR PA SE 120 cooling 12700KF on the cheaper side. While I don't have a recent AMD it should work. They include AM4 and all the brackets with their coolers. @@Mettforce1
Am playing WoW mostly (finished all the seasonal fomo grinding except for the fomo holiday pet Arfus am trying at least once a day). I had a great moment this week Infinite Timereaver dropped on my 12900KF 7900XTX 48gb DDR5 build. I also rebuilt my 12700KF 3060 rig with the same Asus TUF Wifi Plus Z690 board (from my 12900KF build, ordered another when it was on sale) and it works great with the TG Delta 32gb kit of DDR5. The B760M board is getting shuffled to a 12400F 1060 build, which I still need to order more DDR5 for. Most of our upgrades around the house are with the Spectre/Downfall stuff happening recently and sales so idk just migrating all the data is what I work on from time to time. BG3 am thinking about going back to playing later. It's on my to play more list.
Mostly War Thunder, 7 Days to Die, some BG3, and a few older titles I never got around to. 5600x + RTX 2060 6GB is fine for all of these. Contemplating picking up the RX 6800 for $400, even if the Streaming quality is not as good. There doesn't seem to be any decent upgrade from 2060 options below $400.
I am curious have people submitted or shown their builds to you Jason after boost their build? I would like to see a series where people show their builds after taking your advice. Call it"Here is my Build!" or "My Build is Boosted!"
This is a cool idea! We do have people reach out and tell us their builds went well but we haven't collected them. We'll have to think about ways to do this (:
@@PCBuilderChannel I understand it can be difficult to do. I always like to see people's completed builds even though I have my own PC.
@@PCBuilderChannelname it boosted build update
I thought about this too! Would be an awesome series :)
Great idea
Jason saving first time builders from wasting insane money as usual. Love this series!
BMB savings for the win! :) Thanks for tuning in.
Ah man Jason ! I can't get enough of your videos man ! Every time I watch them I land up changing something on my wish build list !! 🤣 Never quite know if what I have is going to be good or not, but the amount of information you give to us is Amazing !!!🙏
So glad you enjoy!! Thank you for watching and glad we can help with your build list
Built my new pc with a 7800X3D and 7900XT Taichi and I LOVE it! Glad I switched over to AMD and gave it a chance because the performance is incredible.
Your GPU bottlenecked but awesome build regardless.
@@ZackSNetwork All bro had to do was XTX
how is he gpu bottle necked ???@@ZackSNetwork
@@shoal4118 xtx lacking of one X I guess 😁
@@ZackSNetworkdon’t think you understand bottlenecking lol
lol I’m still watching even though I just built my pc three days ago! 🔥 thank you so much for all the information wouldn’t have done it without you pc builder!
Congrats on your build!! Show off a build pic if you like on twitter/threads @pcbuilderjason. And glad you are still enjoying the content!
Did you ever consider making a video of sorts like "what i would do after building my first gaming PC" like how to enable XMP profile in bios, where/how to update drivers for your gpu, etc. ?
Hi Klyeo! We already got you actually. Check out our "After you build" set up video guide
You boosted the hell out of these builds LOL.... awesome video Jason. I am so happy with my build you boosted for me. This thing is so powerful.
That's so great to hear Joeker!! Thank you for watching and I hope you are playing lots of games on your new PC.
@@PCBuilderChannel Yes, I am. This RX6750XT DESTROYS my old GTX 1060 6GB
hey submit your build for the new series 😉
@@AquaLady153 He won't pick me. He just boosted my build in August
To answer your question with the rme series, yes it is a problem with the fan bearing they used for that lineup of psu, as well it's not even really built better than the 2021 rmx series.
If you want a replacement, in the US the be quiet! Pure Power 12 M is about the same price, 10 year warranty and much better built as well quieter. There is also a focus gx model around that price, just know using many of the 3000 series of gpus can cause too much noise to the psu and cause it to shut down, it's not an OCP thing. Johnnyguru has said to either remove the +12v sense wire or put an I ferrite bead on the +12v sense wire, seasonic apparently does or did rma / send out something to fix this issue but not sure if they still do considering the age of the psu, I will contact them later and ask.
I think from my research the capacitors start to go with the age of the PSI also. Have a couple of Seasonic units with 10 year warranty, A tier ones. Also have some SF ones, I should probably branch out, that PP one sounds interesting.
@@dianaalyssa8726 cool to know! there is always a reason afterall that the most minimum requirement for a decent powersupply is 105c japanese capatiors (or better). By sf you mean superflower? Love their psu's and they have sales often so I recommend them to people when I can, amazing customer service as well! Be quiet psu's in the past few years have been quite good at all ranges. They use HEC for a few of their 12 models and cwt for their higher end and most of the 13 series models, I prefer cwt over hec but hec seems decent overall and you should have no issues : )
cwt also manufactuers for corsair, silverstone, thermaltake, and more.
"Destroyer of PC Builds"... made me laugh out loud--and yeah, that case and its fans are ridiculous.
I do have the Lian Li Lancool 216 in my box--and I did spend the extra $20 USD to put a CoolerMaster RGB Halo, becuase Lian Li thinks it made sense to put in a simple lightless fan in the back--but the first thing I noticed about the O11 was the insane lack of fans.
The moral equivalent of a $500 case for almost ANY budget build is crazy, and Lian Li ought to be ashamed of themselves for even offering such a thing.
Great fun watching you boost folks' builds, as always, Jason--and I second the idea of you doing a video (or two?) that tells us what some of the folks who builds you boosted actually did with your suggested.
Glad you could have a good laugh haha Thanks so much for watching and having fun!
Holy bejeezus, this man was trying to drop over $700 on fans and a case without fans.😱😱
Another fun and informative video, Jason. I've said this before, but I appreciate you go into detail about each component when boosting a build. This is helpful for incremental upgraders like me who do one component at a time and aren't doing a complete new build. For example, my next upgrade will be a new mobo, CPU and RAM (platform pending). I have the experience to be able to pull and re-seat a CPU and its aftermarket cooler on an existing mobo, but I just don't have the time. Swapping in a new mobo "kit" is a lot faster and makes more sense if I already have the SSDs, GPU, PSU, etc. This is where individual component details really help builders like me to know what's good and what's not. Keep up the great work!
That's what I do. For example, I went from a intel 6700k 32gb ram and 2080 super. Now I have 7800x3d. I did the cpu/mobo/32gb ram for 610$. Recently I snatched a rtx 3080 on ebay for 375$. Basically 1k for a new machine that's super fast! re used my 1.3k power supply, my m2 drive, case, Noctua d15 cooler, etc.
Makes it much cheaper vs a 2000 build out the gate for doing all at once. I never did Ebay for a gpu, so I wasn't sure. But for a 4080 it's 1200$! I play at 1440p now and I get 60-150fps on ultra everything (except Starfied, I see your icon is that haha). I get 100 on Starfield now vs the 47 I had before. Long story, yea I agree a 'kit' is how I roll. Keeps costs down from all in all at once.
Thanks so much for that! I'm so glad those details are proving useful for you.
My wife and I definitely got bit by the Lian Li bug. She's got a Lian Li Evo case and all the fans and AIO in white and I have a Corsair 5000 D with all Lian Li fans in black.
As long as you're happy with the build and performance, right? That's what matters in the end
Not an audio engineer but I do work with them and I know the last few decades that the GPU was an afterthought but recently use of that curse word AI is changing that. RT cores can help develop unique virtual instruments or sound profiles, mostly on CUDA of course. No idea what the first person does of course, just wanted to mention something I've noticed. Going dual or triple m.2 drives will be great too. One for OS/programs and another for project files can keep everything quick.
Low budget
I love this boost my build series, especially for someone like me who is currently in thr process of stressing over which components to pick
Hope this helps! You might also want to check out our "best builds" series where we do best of the month sample build lists. You'll find it on the channel page under "builds and parts" list
@@PCBuilderChannel thanks Jason.. over the past holiday week I’ve gone through all of your videos created over the past 6 months. And I say only six months because older than that and the recommendations based on price, availability etc., start to get outdated. For now I just waiting for the next round of sales. Inventory across the board at the moment is tepid, thanks to the holiday buying madness
Jason the 2nd build in this has to be one of the best glow ups in this series. If the OP even thinks about still going with the O11 after your boosted build there is no hope for them!😂
I could get any aspiring amateur music rig set up with an APU these days. DAWs aren't terribly GPU intensive, you'd only need an rx6600 at max for multi monitor support. Almost zero DAWs support 4k (you can use 4k, they just don't scale well), 1080p is still recommended. Mobo is by far the most important piece in a music rig, you can't go cheap, or it's almost a guarantee you will get signal path noise from poor USB grounding, regardless of what you're using for an interface. The one you chose was *_absolutely_* necessary over the original one, great choice btw!
Source: painful lessons as an amateur producer haha. I've built quite a few studio rigs now though.
I recently had to upgrade to 64 gigs of RAM for my rig because of music production. When creating tracks, and having to keep other tracks with many plugins playing for hours over and over again on repeat, it just kept eating up my RAM with 32 gigs and eventually cause FL Studio to crash. Ever since that 64 gig upgrade, literally hasn't crashed once.
This is helpful to know! Thank you!
Upgrading ram will also be in the future with the build. He uses FL studio with 32 gigs of ram and works alright, just cpu is limiting
I think the audio build is going to need more SSD storage than 2TB. I was in a very similar boat not too long ago. Sample libraries and games take up tons of space. Both of them can be like 8 to 100gb per title/instrument.
I agree and definitely could benefit ftom separate OS/program/project drives as well. The build was a good baseline though.
@@SpoonHurlerTbh that budget was pretty low for a productivity pc
If their budget was $900 then they're likely not going to be buying sample libraries. Fortunately, storage is always something that's easy to expand in the future.
I mean they can invest in cheap Sata SSDs if NVMes too pricey
I am not production or creator but I run radiology softwares on my gaming PC and have 6TB of DATA collected over 3 years for gaming I use 2TB Gen 4 NVMe and 3x 2TB SATA SSD for all work stuff cause it’s faster than HDD and was or used be cheaper than NVMes
sample libraries can take up upto 1tb to cover rap rnb hip-hop easy, i feel that Ableton treated good though
Found your channel quite recently, and I have to say you are doing some rock-solid work! I've managed so save up some money in order to build myself first real-deal PC, so I can finally jump onto the 4090+7800x3d train. Keep being awesome!
Glad you found and are enjoying the channel! Welcome!
For my current gaming pc I dumped all the hard drives and now have 7TB of Nvme ssd drives installed, but I do have a 7800x3d with a 4070ti. Ddr5-6000 cl32, an X670E strix board, its all amazingly fast.
nice build
I want to know about music PC VST monster. But get confused with the AMD CPU choices. I play 1440 games using a Gigabyte RTX3060Ti that i paid over $1300 for during the shortage. 64 Gb ram. snd a good ausudio codec. I want to go with an matx or even an ITX that can handle 2 M2 to 3 M2 drives?
I've been building PCs for a few years now but I learn something new every time I watch a 'boost my build' episode
I'm going through a really rough time right now and seeing the new boost my build lifted my spirits thank you for doing what you do ❤
Sorry to hear that, so happy we could brighten your day a bit. Thanks so much for watching.
A tip for the Hi-end build:
Because there's budget left, go for the exact same RAM but 2x32GB. It's gonna be significantly faster.
The reason is not the size, it's because the 32GB sticks are dual rank. Overall performance gain can go up to 10% depending on the application.
Plus more RAM is always welcome 🙂
Great tip. Two sticks of dual rank in dual channel is optimal for DDR5
A cooler that I recommend for higher end and even budget builds because it's so cheap is the thermalright peerless assassin SE 35 bucks for a cooler that's on par with the NHD15 is a steal and it's easily tamed my 5800x3d
The only issue with the Peerless Assassin is that there's a newer version of that, the Phantom Spirit and in the US the price is about the same so people should just get that instead.
I would say the first build should’ve had the Montech air 903 max case instead. It has 140mm fans instead of 120, an rgb/fan controller, and much higher quality for greatly improved building experience. Only downside is that the exhaust fan isn’t rgb but the upsides are easily worth that concession imo. Even 3000$+ it’s a great choice if you don’t care about having a somewhat basic looking case.
The bitfenix on the other hand has a lot of ‘quirks’ that could be frustrating like a weird front panel that can trap dust or cable holes that are a pain to work with.
Technically the sale is a 10$ Newegg gift card but you can just order the case first and then get one of the other parts with that gift card.
Montech Air 903 is so easy to build in too, great for new builders and people with hands bigger than their bodies 😂
Glad to see a boost my build episode its been a while! :)
Its boosting time!
i would assume the original board was chosen for the PCIE slots for audio cards that use audio snakes , its a good way expand a studio from 8 in/out to 48 in/out with high head room , the french Digigrams are old but they havent really been surpassed especially when you look at the ability to expand them all the way to recording a small orchestra
The only reason I thought that might not be the reason is that they are currently using a laptop so I assumed that we're dealing with external capture devices, but if that is not the case I do like the UD B550.
I'd imagine having access to both internal and external could be valuable as a back up... Nothing is worse than an update breaking compatibility with a device and not having a solution to get a project done.
The board was picked because i was familiar with it in the budget range. He does have an audio interface so audio cards and onboard audio isnt a problem at all.
Jason’s videos are fire! Which Microcenter cpu/mobo/ram combo deal is better? The 12900k or the 13700k?
im still kinda in the same boat im tempted to jump to 7800x3d over the 12th gen though i got max performance out of it and i170 to help cool the damn thing
What are you using the PC for? If Production work either of those two are good but if Gaming go with the 7700X Bundle instead.
Goat, I was going into Black Friday with a $2000-$2500 budget and bro cooked.
Whenever I watch your videos I Instantly gain new knowledge I just click on the video and get it explained with you precise explanation keep it up
I built my first computer using your videos as a guide. Thank you. Ur the best!
You're very welcome! And congrats--if you build it, it will run :) Thank you for watching.
Bro, love your energy. You having Italian ancestry explains the hands movements. I could watch you on mute and still understand what you are saying. 😂Wish I had found you before building my current tower.
Glad it's so clear haha so glad that you found us! And there's always future upgrades and builds ;) thanks for watching!
Jason Papa is the Gandalf of pc building. People needs his magic.
Magical PC Building for the win! You shall not pass...without learning and saving! :)
Hi Jason, maybe you should also recommend a contact frame with all 12, 13, 14th gen i7, i9 chips.
My setup is quite similar to the first one you suggested. Quite happy with it. The CPU & GPU and RAM amount are exactly the same and other components are higher tier (Noctua cooler, G skill RAM, Corsair PSU, Phanteks case) and others probably lower tier (Kingston NVME, Aorus MB). Nice for 1440p gaming. Not sure about music production, I'd probably had taken a new sound card.
Man if only more people had half of your enthusiasm.
The world would be so awesome 👌 🎉
Thank you so much for that! Glad you enjoyed this one.
I SPEED to see your vids. Theyre my background noise most of my day when i'm not at work. I love your voice with so much enthuziasm with also being super honest lol I LOVE YOU
I definitely think mabye an addition to the video if feasible pc builds that hit it on the head as an example of a good pc without the need for tweaking
We get around 300 submissions every month and a majority of them are actually in pretty darn good shape! But that's an interesting idea, I wonder if we could have a "gold star" corner highlighting a great build. I just don't want to confuse the other 100 people who also have good builds into thinking they don't! (;
@PCBuilderChannel oh absolutely it could prob include a brief picture of there build and username or a list of usernames with good builds do like 20 or 30 and you can easily cover everbody
Oh man, I just love this guy's enthusiasm!
Canada Computers has great prices, nice to see you using them. Closest thing we have to a Micro Center.
Great to hear!
I've been enjoying your videos as I am currently interested in building a gaming/streaming/video editing desktop to replace the workload I'm doing on my MSI Stealth gaming laptop. With a 13-1500 max budget, and a soon to be first time PC Builder, I'm really hoping to get a cpu/gpu combo of Ryzen 7800X3D/RX 7800XT with 2 TB storage without breaking the bank. You're videos are really helpful!
/list/t4KDjH $1388.78 The 7800X3D hits $350 recently and the Asrock mobo was $125.
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D 4.2 GHz 8-Core Processor ($369.00 @ Amazon)
CPU Cooler: Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler ($34.90 @ Amazon)
Motherboard: ASRock B650M Pro RS WiFi Micro ATX AM5 Motherboard ($149.99 @ Newegg)
Memory: TEAMGROUP T-Force Delta RGB 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 ($99.99 @ Amazon)
Storage: TEAMGROUP Cardea Zero Z440 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 420 X4 NVME ($87.99 @ Amazon)
Video Card: ASRock Challenger OC Radeon RX 7800 XT 16 GB Video Card ($499.99 @ Newegg)
Case: DIYPC ARGB-Q3 MicroATX Mini Tower Case ($61.93 @ Newegg)
Power Supply: Thermaltake Toughpower GF A3 - 750 W 80+ Gold ($84.99 @ Newegg)
:whispers to own 5700X: "See, little Ryzen? Jason still approves of you; you're still worthy!"
Love content that includes different productivity demands
So hard to find that when it seems like 99% in the social media pc space is strictly gaming focused
Glad its helpful!
3:02 agree 100% on the 6700xt. For the price it's a monster.
4:21 PeerlessAssassin
Hey Jason!
I'm looking to upgrade my old pc for some engineering tasks (like solidworks, catia v5), but my budget is 300 euro.
I was thinking at Ryzen 5 3600, gigabyte b550 ds3h, 2x 8Gb corsair vengeance 3200 cl16, ssd WD black sn770 1Tb pcie 4.0
I will reuse the case, power supply Seasonic SS-500ET and an old vga radeon 6450 1gb
I've heard the cpu runs hot so i'm not decided for a custom cooler, can you suggest one?
Thank you for your reply in advance!
5600g is a viable budget option for Solidworks (not sure about other engineering applications so definitely check) but you could get that a b450 or 550 mobo and 32gb of ram, set the vram allocation to 8gb and get a solid upgrade imho.
bro i love u too much.. im such a big fan man. u work so hard and it really paid off
Thanks so much! So happy that you're enjoying the channel :D
holy crap i didnt know i got in this episode! the one video i skip lol, thank you so much for the build. its gonna help my brother out alot. and yes he has an audio interface so onboard audio is not a problem, super great video as always!
Glad we could help!! Thanks for sending in your list
I am recovering from the Lian Li disease thanks to you Jason. Much love from Italy!
Sending good wishes for your recovery! (;
Hello Italy!
16:31 i just got a rm850e for my new build a few weeks ago, and the fan was the loudest part of the build even while gaming and it was on when the pc was idle. I sent it back and got an rm850x and it was so much better.
Stay away from the e series, they are not worth it
GPU 8GB Vram on your GPU I do think we are at point or soon will be that GPU will need 12GB Vram (16GB vram is always better) why GPU with more Vram will last longer
Ask your self this question are you going to upgrade your PC in future think about this (play around with your dream up grades) this will help you find out if your power supply is dead end aka in future it will not have power to power your upgrades with out have to be replaced I made this mistake and cost me I had to replace a power supply when I upgraded
I wonder why Asus didn't go for WiFi 7 for the tuf board that was a bit weird, I think the new pro version has WiFi 7 but I'm not sure
Hey Jason! I found your channel recently, and absolutely love the content. I'm convinced to get a 7800x3d because of these boosts! Looking forward to the next one!
Welcome aboard!
I have failed you Master! I paired a 7800X3D with a RX 7800 XT. Even went as far as getting 64GB of 6000/CL30 RAM. 😅
Good video I especially like your Nvme picks I don't know why you would get a hard drive thanks for your hard work
You're very welcome. Hope you keep enjoying all the content!
The 2500 pc could have gone with the new phanteks NV5 case for 99 bucks that looks great
i own a 7900 xtx nitro with a 7800x3d with a kraken in a h9 elite and i am absolutely loving it
Yes the second build has too mutch money spent on bling. You should always go for performance first and bling later when the performance is already good.
Btw i said in one of your previous vids that i just uppgraded my friends PC to 7800X3D and RX7900XTX. I allso put that Corsair RM850e PSU in it and it works fine.
Runs with no issues and is quiet. With the Intel CPU power draw maybe a bit more but still a good 850W unit is enough. A 13700K plus 7900XTX or an RTX4070 Ti
would pull like max 650 - 700W in full load on both CPU and GPU. And that will never happen in a normal use case. Allso the NZXT case is really expensive like the O11D.
If the Lian-Li bug is present why not buy the mutch cheaper Lian Li LANCOOL 216 RGB case instead. And the Thermalright Assassin 120 SE ARGB CPU cooler.
In that case with that cooler the 7800X3D and the RX7900XTX would stay more then enough cool and quiet.
Remaining budget could be used to something else like peripherals or what ever.
For that audio build you never want to use onboard audio codecs for the DAW processing and you need good clean power. I'd use at least a gold tier certified psu though you don't need overkill on wattage. They'll have to get a power conditioner to plug it into as well.
A little insight from a fellow audio producer: 8 cores 16 threads is actually more than enough. I work with a 5600x on some pretty heavy projects and never ran into any issues. The SSD is definitely important though, and 32gb is the right amount of ram.
As far as I know, most people use an external audio interface, pcie interfaces are more for gaming and such. So the internal audio codec is mostly irrelevant and the first board is enough.
It's a very personal choice and it can get costly, but I would go with an empty case and fill it with low noise fans, but it would put it over budget. Though honestly, with how annoying my current noise levels are, I would recommend extending your budget to fit that, especially if you plan on mixing on monitors rather than headphones.
I think the 6700xt is just mildly overkill, I'm getting 100+ FPS average with a 6700 non xt on Apex in 1080p with ultra settings, so if you can get it instead I'd say it's good enough, but it does have 10gb vram instead of 12.
Otherwise, the base build isn't bad and the upgrade is really good, I suppose it's mostly down to personal preferences and priorities
I would actually opt for a brand new Ryzen 5 7600 $160 shipped. MT performance is equal to the 5700X but the single core is way better. I put together a list paired with a 6700XT that's just above $900. Knock off $100 if opting for the 6650XT which is a killer deal for 1080p.
I setup my son with the 5700x and 6700xt for gaming and it's been great.
To the music production guy: consider going with 13500 and 6650xt. You don't need 12gb for those games
Why spend more on the CPU when you don't benefit from it? I would actually opt for a Ryzen 5 7600 for $160 shipped.
@@itsatrap4986 he does music production, so he does benefit from it. And please, tell me where you can get a 7600 for $160
Love the videos Jason. Very glad I ran into your channel, seriously. Keep up the great content buddy
Really a best channel for PC build I have ever seen in RUclips. I will certainly build my PC as per your recommendation .Thank you very much for your contribution🙏
Much appreciated, thank you! So glad that we could help. If you build it, it will run! :)
Hey Jason can we get a boost build video on servers, rendering, workstation or even raid systems ? Im sure some people would like to know what they are doing right and wrong when it comes to those type of builds!
Regarding the first PC, thank you for telling everyone that the ID CPU cooler doesn't come with a screwdriver. I want to buy a CPU cooler soon myself. For the 2nd PC I mod for a streamer who used to play alot of warzone and that game prefers AMD GPUs. They optimise this game for AMD. This streamer had a Rx 6900x and people with rtx 3080 and 3090s would ask why he has higher FPS than them.
That final build is a beast machine.
I can't talk about the ddr5 gskill kit you mentioned for the second build, but I have noticed with many brands that advertised 6000 cl 30, the other timings are really bad compared to teamgroup kits of the same primary timings. Even with some of the 5600 cl32 kits and such, teamgroup appears to have better subtimings.
Thats risky choosing 7200 xmp ram on that build. That 13700k better have a good Memory controller to run that on that 4 dimm mobo. My current 14900k couldnt even run 7200xmp without dropping the speed without tuning on a expensive 2 dimm motherboard. Most will need to be prepared to do some tuning and or dropping the speed to get it to run.
I just built myself a PC and gave my son my old one for his first setup.
My upgrades
i7 12700k
asus rog strix z690-E gaming wifi
gigabyte 7800 xt
64 gb ddr5 g.skill trident z5 6000
corsair RME750
corsair 4000d
ID-COOLING SE-214 XT
1TB ssd
1TB WD HD (Reused from an older PC)
Total: $1,352
congrats on 375k keep it up and stay authentic couldn't cheer someone better with your journey love this stuff Mr PC guru
Thank you!! Appreciate it!
Happy to provide enjoyable and helpful content :) Thanks so much for watching!
Loved this concept. Subscribed.
Glad you enjoyed Boost My Build! Thanks for the sub, hope you keep enjoying all the content!
a lot of recent high end audio equipment is actually thunderbolt.
Hello Jason! I've been just binging and binging your vids for the past few weeks! You are, without a shadow of a doubt, one of the best PC content creators out there! I am really grateful for all my learnings from your videos
This is the first time I've fully watched a video like this and wanted to ask how do I submit my planned build for criticism as well?
Love to hear it, thanks for that! Happy to provide some good learning :) Keep an eye out for the community post where we call for the lists!
@18:00 I use an internal HHD and will not stop using one until they stop making them. They are still made for very good reasons, SSD's only have so much write space along with the more you fill it up, the slower it gets. And if you don't know what you're doing, you can write your drive out within a few years. Furthermore, your browser writes all cache to your SSD if you dont make the cache write to an HDD. So HDD's are ESSENTIAL in any build, not as boot drives but for backup/storage. We wants ALL parts to last as long as possible, not be careless and replace them often. And none of these builds include monitors which can increase the budget from $150-1k.
Going full amd to my experience gives the best price2 performance. If you like to waste money by having expensive powersupplies, go with intel and nvidia.
The lian li case i picked for my rig came with 2 massive fans. I had a seperate fan put into partpicker but the staff at micro center pointed out that i did not even need them. It was also a mid atx size too. After everything was done, the entire case weighed like 40 pounds.
Was that the Lancool 216? I am speccing parts to build right now and was just wondering whether I need additional fans to the two giant front ones
Will you be making another video on the best prebuilds to buy during November/ black friday? Great video btw
Thank you for another inspiring vid. Keep it up!
I'm trying to figure out a build around Ryzen 7600 and Sapphire 7800xt Nitro+, however the other parts especially the popular budget ones like motherboard, RAM or even PSU are extremely expensive compared to prices in the US. Like a $1000 build costs around 1500€ here...
Nevertheless I'm learning so many things thanks to this channel so CHEERS and wish me luck with Black Friday deals!
What country in Europe are you from? If it has a PC Part Picker I can try and make a build for you.
I wish you did a boost my build episode when i was building my pc lol! I eventually build one on my own tho after a lot of reaserching. My rig contains a ryzen 5 7500f an rtx 4080 6000mhz cl30 ddr5 ram and an 850w a tier rated psu!
7900xtx murders the 4070ti . And the mind blowing thing is the 4070ti model he chose was at same price range as pulse 7900xtx . And sadly less informed people think that is the better gpu
I think I would have gone heavier in the CPU for the music guy, at the expense of the GPU. 6600xt and a 5900x. Maybe raptor lake i7 on a ddr4 board.
15:21 1 PACK CAN GET A CASE WOW
I think, I would've taken the Meshify 2 XL and put a 420mm aio in there, it's aber the same price, and you don't have to worry about thermals in future.
Had 999 thumbs up, and i had to make it 1k thumbs up
Oh dear, would it be a faux paux to even ask for a boost based around the hype Y70… ?
My Corsair PSU also started making loud noise after a few months of use.. but mine is the cheap Corsair CV650 650W.
im excited to see if any of the ryzen 5 5600 go down in price. I'm trying to build an am4 mini itx system on a tight budget. Gigabyte A520I AC Phanteks (PH-P650GSF) Revolt SFX 650W 80PLUS Gold, SFX cooler master elite 130. PowerColor Fighter AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT so far. playing battle field 2042, 2, cod. i could pickup a 3600 on the cheap or should i wait for 5600
Jason doesn't recommend A520 Motherboards. I would go B550 if you haven't gotten that yet.
just upgraded my Ryzen CPU from Ryzen 7 3700X to Ryzen 7 5800x3d and upgraded RTX 2070 Super to RTX 4070Ti how much Bottleneck should I expect for Standard Triple AAA Titles running at 1440P 165 hz. Just reading reviews sounds like CPU would be the bottleneck around 10%. But I have had other people tell me CPU would not bottleneck GPU? What is your Opinion?
That's a good combo! See our Best GPU/CPU Combo 2023 video for more
@@PCBuilderChannel I will take a look at video..
I don’t think it will bottleneck , that’s a rly good cpu for gaming, I think you should be good for a while
Do you recommend using a 2nd M2 SSD as a mirrored backup or save that money and use a normal disc drive?
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If you take a shot every time he says Canadian you die.
Which video card would you recommend for Quest 2 Air-Link? I want to be able to play VR games with high settings and high resolution. Thanks!
Hi Jason, I'm also doing a first-time build remarkably similar to the 3500CAD build you show there (your version of it at least) and also had the 850W power supply, as with the 7800x3D and a 4080 PCPartPicker estimates a draw of 600W. 600*1.5 is 900 so I figured close enough since it's a general rule of thumb - do you think that will be sufficient? Or should I definitely go with the 1000W.
Side-note I went with the Lancool 216 case based on one of your vids but without using an AIO (got a peerless assassin instead) there's no fans in the top, just the two 160mm intakes in the front and the 120 exhaust in the back. Do I need to get additional fans for the top? Or might it be fine without it.
HUGE thanks for all the info in your videos, especially taking the time to actually explain what all the acronyms and specs mean - it was massively helpful to me as a first-timer who had been watching some other channel's videos and just hearing gibberish.
You're an absolute legend, keep up the good work!
Ive been watching your videos here lately and enjoy them. I was finally able to build my first gaming pc after years of wanting to. I was curious if you would be willing to look over the list and see if there was anything different you would have done. I tried posting the link in a comment but I guess youtube doesnt like links
So glad you are enjoying! If you would like to send in your list for Boost My Build make sure you are publicly subscribed to the channel and keep an eye out for our community post where we call for the lists. Otherwise you can list it out in a comment and people often like to weigh in. We also have our channel member only discord and the community there is great
finally a Canadian build. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Jason! I love your vids ❤
I have a question, an MSI MPG Gungnir 110R + Noctua NH-D15S is a good case+cooler combo for a 7800X3D + 7900 XTX combo??
Thanks!!!
Love all of your stuff have helped me out alot with building mine
Hi Buddy! Glad we helped you out! :)
… as I’m out hunting, sitting in my blind watching Jason and company … that last build is my trophy 1440p build!!😂
Those High FPS Numbers are for MP only i think cuz i ve watched so many Benchmarks with the 7800X3D and the 7900XTX and u will never get 300+ FPS in WZ in 1440p even with the lowest Settings possible maybe if u look up in the Sky but not with all the Action thats happening at the same Time in WZ. AVG FPS is like below 200 FPS.