Best Ryzen 7600 Gaming PC Build 2023 (Update) - RAM, GPU, Motherboard & More!
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In this best pc build 2023 Video we cover the best Ryzen 7600 Build 2023 for Gaming. We review the best motherboard for Ryzen 7600, best cooler for Ryzen 7600 build, best memory for Ryzen 7600 (Best DDR5 for Ryzen 7600), best GPU for Ryzen 7600 and other great components for your gaming pc build 2022. We also review Ryzen 7600 vs 7600X. Our recommendations are also good for the best Ryzen 7600X PC Build including the best Motherboard for Ryzen 7600X, Best RAM for Ryzen 7600X, best GPU for Ryzen 7600X, and Best Cooler for Ryzen 7600X for the best gaming computer 2023 build.
0:00 Best Ryzen 7600 PC Build
0:45 Awesome PC Game!
1:28 Ryzen 7600 vs 7600X
2:03 Best GPU for Ryzen 7600 & 7600X
3:11 Great Value GPU for Ryzen 7600
3:54 Best RAM for Ryzen 7600X
5:00 How Much RAM for Gaming?
5:20 RAM XMP vs EXPO Timings
5:48 Best Value RAM Kits
6:24 Best Motherboard for Ryzen 7600
6:39 B650 vs X670 vs A620
7:18 How Much to Spend on Motherboard
7:53 Best Budget/Midrange Boards
8:54 Best Premium Motherboards
9:57 Best Coolers for Ryzen 7600
11:12 Best SSD for Ryzen 7600
11:53 Best PC Case for Ryzen 7600
12:24 Best PSU for Ryzen 7600 Build
12:59 Ryzen 7600 Budget Build Lists
13:32 Final Thoughts Ryzen 7600 Gaming Build 
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Built my 1st pc 7600X 4080 following your guide thank you ! I have 16GB DDR5 Ram as I only use this PC for Gaming. Should I think about Upgrading to 32 GB ? Again i’m strictly gaming not even surfing the WeB.
I would LOVE to see what is possible to build with a $600-$700 budget. I have been tasked by my family to build 4 PCs at an extreme budget since they want to get into PC gaming for the first time instead of renewing/updating their consoles. I am lucky enough to have enough keyboards, mice, and even monitors to give them to keep the cost down. I know a PC at this range wont be able to do much, but it doesn't have to for what they're looking for out of gaming.
@@christopher6570here's a build for you right at 700 though it doesn't include Tax.
AMD Ryzen 5 5600 CPU
Thermalright Assassin X 120 Refined SE Cooler
ASRock B550M Pro4 Micro ATX AM4 Motherboard
Silicon Power GAMING 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 RAM
MSI SPATIUM M371 1TB SSD
XFX Speedster SWFT 309 Radeon RX 6700 GPU
BitFenix Nova Mesh M ARGB MicroATX Mini Tower Case
Power Supply: MSI MAG A650BN 650W PSU
@@christopher6570 Used 6700 XT for 250, buy CPU/RAM/mainboard combo used for 200, as long as it's AM4 and a minimum 6 Zen 2 cores and 32GB of RAM it's fine, but if you're lucky you might be able and find a 3700X upgrade set for that money. Go to a recycling centre and pick up a discarded ATX PC, toss all the parts out, Dremel out any obstruction for the GPU if needed, and put in a 500W 80+ Gold PSU and a 1TB SATA SSD and you're done for 550 dollars and still have budget left to buy a second hand 4K monitor with.
also i play world of war ships the last 8 years(from day 1)and my experience with previus pc"s it was great but with my new one(ryzen 7600(non x),6700xt is awesome and smooth!!
Did almost the exact same build for my first pc after watching your videos for a couple months, only with a different case!
Awesome! Congrats on the build!
congrats
Same lol
same as well :) great help for my first build
Nice.
Jason, this video couldn't have come at a better time with BF deals round the clock. Thanks for the incredible content as usual. Keep up the great work! That goes for you too Sarah and Mr Bear
Thanks so much! This kind of feedback means a lot. So glad its helpful!
Hey Jason, I've been looking to build my very first PC and your videos have helped me get a ton of invaluable information. I decided to go with the Ryzen 7600, but wasn't sure of the other components. This video was absolutely perfectly timed!
He has a "best ryzen 5 7600 build" video. I wouldn't get a 7900 or 4080 and up gpu since with cpu will bottle neck it. I know this because I've had it.😊
So glad the timing worked well! Best wishes on your first build, you got this!
@@alanbenyamin487On a glance, yeah that seems like a mismatch, but the bottleneck calculator says that combo is more bottlenecked with certain games at lower resolutions.
How did you find out?
@jesperburns sorry this is late. I was getting really low fps on warzone with a 7600x and 7900xtx @ 1440p. My 3070 and i5 10th gen was getting similar performance. I swapped out the 7600x for a 7800x3d and my frames jumped dramatically. Over 200fps.
What about the 7500f. I'm building a PC soon and I was thinking of going for it. I'm probably going with a 7500f and a RX 6800 GPU for about an 800 pound build (I'm in the UK). Is there anything I should change?
Thanks Jason. Extremely tempted to build one of these. Loving the channel, your videos are extremely helpful
So glad you like the videos! This was a really fun build!
What about the 7500f. I'm building a PC soon and I was thinking of going for it. I'm probably going with a 7500f and a RX 6800 GPU for about an 800 pound build (I'm in the UK). Is there anything I should change?
Great video Jason! I've learned alot about building PC's from your videos! Planning to build my first PC soon and was glad to see a lot of the parts on my list are in your suggestions :D
Love to hear it! So exciting, good luck with the build! :)
Yeah, me too. MSI B650 Tomahawk and T Force Delta RAM with the XFX 7900 xt card really makes it feel like my build is gonna be good :)
I upgraded to 7600X on B650E with 32 Gigs of RAM in summer when you said it wasn't a valid option just yet. But I'm happy I did. I would be rather pissed if I did otherwise. Sometimes looking into the future is not such a bad idea. Still I can't help checking on your new content which I always find very entertaining. I'm glad we're finally giving enough regard to the settup I've been dreaming a year to build. It was worth it.
Excellent timing on this video! TY!!
I read your mind!
Thank you again.
I still haven't gotten enough use out of my gaming laptop to justify building a real desktop, but I really enjoy your videos.
Your explanations are clear, and I can follow on audio only, which is what I do most of the time.
I probably won't be building for at least another couple years, but when I do, I will be reviewing your content intensely.
I listen to a lot of PC Build Videos, but yours are the best.
Thanks so much for the awesome feedback! It means a lot. Hope you keep enjoying the content
Building almost the exact 1200$ Pc, only a few changes, your channel has helped me alot with that, cheers to you! But the european market is kinda meh, cheapest b650 pro rs wifi is about 170€ here in Germany, probably still gonna buy it.
Nice, thanks!😊
been looking for a 7600 build! Great timing!
Love it when the timing is good!
Heya Jason! I must really thank you for your wonderful videos going through prices, benchmarks, and giving your own opinions! I have been going through plenty of your vids trying to find the best parts as well as getting them cheap. I recently managed to fully build my very own Pc thanks to your recommendations! Keep up the amazing work!
That's great to hear! Thank you for the feedback it means a lot. So glad we could help and congrats on your build!
This video is everything I needed. I'm thinking about upgrading my PC next year so thanks!
Awesome!
Always great advice!!! I was about to write that you can get external sounds cards and dacs for not a lot of dollars, but you covered that too, also i didn't know what else to write and i felt a need to write comment to feed the algorithm on YT lol.
Much appreciated! Thanks for tuning in! :)
This man is 100% 👍im from germany, started to research about PC-Builds like 2 weeks ago & PC-Bulider gave me the best advides i could find around. And theres infinite advice around! Thanks for everything man, will watch your videos now straight after release since i sucscribed!💪my english is kind of horrible sorry for that
Thank you so much for the great feedback! So glad we can help and best wishes on your build!
super duper detailed, subscribed for sure! Gj
Thanks for the sub! Hope you keep enjoying the content
For anyone who wants to build am5 system this might save you alot of headache make sure to install your ram perfectly especially if you get asrock b650m pro rs these mobos have very bad quality ram slots you have to install it so that you can't see the Golden tips anymore use a light and look if it's in there good my new build did not post first time it was stuck on red lights for cpu and dram if this happens either you have bad mobo or your ram isn't installed all the way and also update the bios once you get a post
Thank you Jason for the great videos I learned alot from you ❤
I'm just glad to see Jason have so much passion and enthusiasm when making these videos. Jason's energy almost makes me want to build a second pc, but I must have restraint
Haha thank you! I do love talking about this stuff. And I know the feeling, once you start building it’s hard to stop (;
@@PCBuilderChannel straight facts from the GOAT 😎
I just built my first pc and was extremely relieved to see the 7600x and rx6700xt combo was a good one before knowing about cpu and gpu combos
Already have my setup with an amd radeon rx 6700 xt for a 1080p gaming build to overpower and maximize performance. I love to overkill stuff so that when new stuff comes to the market I should not change much.
Your videos are always welcome since I need to stay aware of changes.
Glad they are helpful!
great informative video, especially mentioning how the a620 doesnt support precision boost overdrive. Helped me pick the right mobo
Thanks! Yes I don't know why they trimmed PBO official support from A620 since the boards cost about the same as B650.
@@PCBuilderChannelprobably at launch they coated different, and just wanted us to pay more
Awesome video as usual Jason!
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed
So happy to come across ur channel in 2023. Just the right time for me to upgrade my 2600. Best channel for bang for buck pc build guide!
Awesome! Glad you found us and best wishes on your upgrade!
@@PCBuilderChannel 🤗
Best buying guide I have seen to date! I'm also looking at laptop builds.
Glad it was helpful! And we do have our Best Gaming Laptop 2023 video if you want go check that out
Best feeling coming home on Friday and seeing pc builder 🔥
I waited till you got home :)
Watched that set up a PC a bazillion times, very handy.
So glad it’s helpful!
Black Friday came at a great time for me. My friend wanted to upgrade his 10-year-old platform (i5 4670), so I sold him my AM4 platform and upgraded to AM5. While I didn't use your video for reference, I knew exactly what I wanted to put in. I went with a 7600X on a MSI B650 Tomahawk Wi-Fi and 32GB of Team Group DDR5 6000 CL30 (checking the QVL for compatibility). This pairs up with my 3070 Ti (which I want to upgrade because low VRAM), the EVGA 360 CLC AIO that I bought from Canada Computers for $100 CAD ($70 USD), and the Phanteks Eclipse P500a. All in all, I'm pretty pleased with how my computer runs and looks. It's a very clean, moderate aesthetic, with minimal RGB accents.
I’ve been heading in this direction with AMD for my first build and this is definitely a sweet spot for my budget build list. Thank you for the ideas and confirming my suspicions!
Glad to help!!
Thank you for such amazing content. Your videos helped me make the decision to switch to pc and build my own. Thank you Jason
So glad we could help!
Great vid thank you 😊
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching
Really appreciate the knowledge 👊🏽
So glad its helpful! Thank you for watching
The Lian Li Lancool 205M mesh is a good case option if you live near a Microcenter as well. $65 and includes 2 front 140mm ARGB fans. It's what my 7600 and 7900xt currently live in. Even fits the massive XFX Merc 310 (344mm)
Do you think the LIAN LI 011DEW White Aluminum/steel/Tempered Glass ATX Mid Tower Computer Case would work as an alternative?
@@cksamurai89 I mean yeah obviously it will work...that case is like $150 with zero included fans. Pretty box for sure, but not great value
Yeah, though the although more expensive LANCOOL 216 is in my opinion the better case cuz of the custom fans
Which monitor did you bought?
I'm building the exact same build as all the parts on the table!
Building in a Phanteks g300a due to the 3 free fans included.
This couldn't have come a better time! I'm building a 7600 build and wanted to get the best parts for it at the best prices on BF!
Love it when the timing is good!
been using a 5600/3060 combo for a year and a half. Newer products has had me wanting to get the latest and greatest, but considering my games run fine at the settings I want (1080p), I may end up using what I have until it can no longer provide the performance I consider to be acceptable
Still a good combo. To add to that you can use those part to make a budget 1080p PC. That will last awhile longer.
Yea not bad you may wanna go with the 6700 xt cause of the vram crisis tho
@@averagenoob2.0maybe the 3060 is 12gb
Wise man! Use your money to create happiness not because of fear of obsolescence.
You dont need to upgrade atleast for a year. 3060 is perfectly capable card at 1080p and 5600 is still strong. Invest in Nvme ssd right now as they are at the lowest they can be.
Perfect timing
You read my mind! I’ve been wondering your thoughts on these exact GPU’s. Thank you!
Glad I could help!
Thanks for this video. Literally was just planning to make a 7600x and 7800 xt combo pc build but was unsure on the rest outside of those 2.
The ASROCK motherboard here is 260 euros, so more expensive than the MSI Tomahawk's 257 euros. So was wondering if it's more worth to take the MSI instead.
Even though I've built my pc, these videos are always pleasing to watch 👍
So glad you are enjoying! Thank you for watching
One of the most sensible videos i've seen about builds lately, i currently have and old i7 6700K but i might build my new pc with ryzen
Glad you enjoyed!
I just copped a 3070 for $250, I don't play any current AAA stuff and this will be good for video editing.
Those are two nice builds. Just finished a 7800X3D bare bones. Patience is power. I'll report it runs Borderlands full max 1440. Better than the PC it replaces. We need options. We need to know how games run with integrated graphics. I can wait till the right card is available for the right price.
I would have mentioned the Montech Air 903 Case as being a good ATX one but I like the rest of the video.
Yes great case!
Did a build with the 7600x and the 7800xt and it has been great!
Great combo!
Awesome content friend 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
So glad you enjoyed! Thank you for watching
great video once again,,,gj Jason!!!
i build recently my new pc and i include ryzen 5 7600(non x)gpu 6700xt(12gb) ram fury beast 5600oc (2x16gb) mobo asrock b650 riptide(rgb)cooler be quiet pure rock 2(fx)
plus 6 funs(120mm) my nvme is samsung 980 pro 2 tb and finaly my psu is a thermaltake 730w.
cpu,gpu and mobo i decide to buying them after i watch some of your videos couple of months earlier!!!
i m very happy couse my pc is awesome for the money i spend and for the perfomance i got back.
thank you keep up the good work!!!
Congrats on the build! Sounds awesome!
Definately love my Asus B650E-F but the Taichi Lite is definately one I would love to try out.. $254 right now
Man its so frustrating, i recently made pretty much the same build, but in the Video i just realized that in europe the prices are like 10-20% higher… especially on RAM
I've just bought my motherboard (Tomahawk) so hoping its on your list ;) It is...phew! Well you did recommend it previously. Glad to see my build (planned...parts ordered) fairly closely matches this - you taught me well Jason :)
Yes it's on his list. Good choice.
Yes one of the good premium boards for sure. I had RAM issues on my Tomahawk but that was before the AMD DDR5 fix so make sure to update that bios to the latest non-beta version.
@@PCBuilderChannel good to know...but then again I will be re-watching your building a pc and how to use bios guides - so you've got me covered
@@PCBuilderChannel Hi did the MSI fix all the Ram compatibility issues ?
yes@@ninjasamal664
Just found out ATX bitfenix case is pretty bad since it only has 315 mm GPU length. It will lock out most higher end card. mATX has 340mm which make no sense but at least its larger but can't say the same for ATX version.
My r5 7600is paired with a 3070 ti evga and runs great and smothly
I have a 3080 with an i5-12600k.. Is this a decent combo and should I upgrade to the 13600k or maybe 12th gen i7/i9?
That’s a solid combo. I’d stick with it if you are happy.
@@PCBuilderChannel awesome, thanks for taking time to reply
Amazing timing again 😂 just saw several forums post about the tomahawk having issue with ram and so I come here to see the asrock is less expensive with 3 m.2 slot I need. I snatched a fractal designe north for 100€ instead of the usual 155€ and a also a 35€ off of a corsair ram at 6000 cl30 for 112€ 🎉. 7600x also same price as 7600 so your video is actual black magic 😂 I might save enough to get the 7900xt instead of the 7800xt I currently have in wait. THANK YOU for the continuous advice that is always on point ! And this timiiiing.... Godsent 🙏
I also have the phantom peerless SE in wait 😂 this video isn't over and it just keep validating my choices
So glad we can help!
A lot of good information. I recently rebuilt my rig inside a Cooler Master 520 Mesh Blackout, chose the R5 7600X due to being extremely close in price where I live on a B650 Tomahawk WiFi and bought an NZXT Kraken 360 AIO to cool it, mostly for a future upgrade. Kept my older RX 6800 16GB GPU from my previous build. I'll be waiting another GPU generation since I currently play at 1440p on PC, and on current and older games the RX 6800 is more than good enough. My RAM is the Kingston Fury 32GB DDR5 5600MT/s CL36, pretty much got it because it was on sale at the time and was the most bang for the buck RAM I could get my hands on. Might buy a 64GB kit later down the line if I need it.
You wasted so much money on the motherboard and AIO that you could have gotten a 7700 instead but with an A620 board and a cheap but sufficient AliExpress air cooler. And that thought of 64GB RAM also makes no sense.
Overclock you RAM. Optimize timings. There are a number of good video on the topic of ddr5 overclocking on ryzen 7000
@@classicallpvault8251 I'm assuming you're talking US prices. I live in Norway, where VAT is 25% and availability of parts is a little more difficult to come by. I don't trust AliExpress as far as I can throw them, and I chose the MSI B650 Tomahawk mostly because I had the B450 Tomahawk in the past, it was a platform I was familiar with, and I wanted to do some overclocking. The 7600X was not too much more expensive, only the equivalent of roughly 20$ more, and I went overkill on the cooler for peace of mind. Regarding the 64GB of RAM, that was more for modded games like Cities Skylines, which I can tell ya was hungry for RAM, I nearly maxed out my original 32GB of DDR4 RAM a few times.
I recently bought a DDR5 G.Skill Ripjaws S5 for a soon to be Ryzen 5 7600x build. Will this ram kit be compatible with my CPU, and if so will it have the same performance as a DDR5 G.Skill Flare X5 ram kit that comes stock with EXPO? Also Jason, you’ve inspired my entire gaming pc that I’m building!
Welp just sent my 7900xt back to get the xtx on Black Friday lol was gonna go with the 7600 guess im just gonna bit the bullet and get the 7800x3d lol
I just got the 7800xt 🔥🔥🔥 great card for the money!!!
Yes very much!
I grabbed one on sale too for the Avatar bundle. I'm hoping it puts out a bit less heat than 7900XTX (awesome but can get a little toasty in my game area).
My build is 5 7600x and a rtx 4060 8gb vram on 1440p it works for me since i dont play many high graphics games even if i do i get a solid 60 to 100 fps normaly
Hi Jason, based on this video I managed to get all components and fixed everything together however I do have some comments and 1 question for you.
1. It is my first build ever so it was overwhelming and made a lot of mistakes.
2. The 7800xt fits but I had to take away the CPU cooler to make room for maneuver.
3. The cooler I opted for is the Phantom Spirit which is a monster. When you look at it outside of the case, I like it, but: a) it is TOO BIG for this case, b) the outer fan must sit upward to provide 1-2mm space to the RAM as it will hit instead and c) the RAM RGB is obstructed by the cooler.
Question: I don't like it inside and although is still brand new, I am thinking of changing it to a Deepcool AG500 (or similar in size) or go for the LS520 liquid cool as I still need to purchase 2 fans for the top part of the case.
What do you recommend?
Thanks :)
Best time to build a new PC in a while especially if going AMD CPU and GPU. New socket that will let you upgrade your CPU for a long time plus good price/performance GPUs which now also finally have good performance in those creative apps (7000 series) if you need that. Even though my 12th gen Intel build was solid value at the time and will still work fine for a bit longer, I almost wish I went AMD CPU, because they seem to be a lot more consumer friendly than Intel especially with some recent decisions.
Thank you for your detailed help but when I tried to match the components on a compatibility checker I had some many things wrong. Can't necessarily fault you since I'm a beginner but some of your recommendations don't seem to work. I'm going to keep trying though.
If you followed my sample builds the warning you get is the AMD bios warning you'll see on all of them (in fact you can see it at the top of my pc part picker screen in the video). Nothing to worry about, just reminding that you might need to update the bios (which you do anyway for all builds). And hey if you are just getting in to pc building you might want to check out our PC Parts Explained 2023 video, it will get you going on the right path (:
Hey i saw your previous ryzen 7000 series PC build and I've upgraded from 710 to 6750xt paired with the 7600x, used the tomhawk mobo ag400 cooler but 650w psu and also 2x 16gb ram(xpg hunter 5200) 1tb nvme gem 4 ssd WD Black SN850X, Now am looking for a monitor :)
Awesome! We’ll be covering Black Friday monitor deals next week but in the meantime see our Best Gaming Monitor 2023 video to get started
I have a small case and I wish I had the luxury to choose between A620 and B650, two months ago the cheapest B650 Mini-ITX was $250 and manged to snag a used A620 for $128
thank you so much for this build! do you thing this is appropriate for a beginner with a budget of around the mid build you showed ? I woud play mostly competitive games, also aiming to have high fps and 1440p with medium/high graphics
Absolutely! And check out our "how to build a pc 2023" video when you're ready to start building
Ok so i am preparing for 7600 and rtx 4070 am5 and ddr5 rams for sure 😎
I feel like I should’ve waited. I ended up getting my parts on the prime day deals event. But nonetheless I am Going to enjoy my rig once I get to build it :)
Congrats on the build! Prime day deals were quite good! Some maybe end up better than Black Friday. And of course your time is worth something too!
@@PCBuilderChannelthanks Jason your videos are what helped me choose my parts so keep up this amazing content. Have a great thanksgiving too!
my next build will include a 7600x and a 7800xt, thanks for this!!
Great combo! Glad we can help
Psu and upgrades take in to account the amount of power it has will let you upgrade
If you are working in ITX cases the 7600 is probably better due to the lower TDP. Less heat is always better in ITX cases.
Great video!
I'm about to put together my very first PC. Do you think now is the time to score some deals? Or is it better to wait for actual black friday or cyber monday? Thanks for helping a noob out! 🙂
Anytime from this weekend through Cyber monday we should start seeing deals. I will be posting the best I see on our community page and on twitter/threads @pcbuilderjason as well
I am building a mini itx. Using the Ryzen 7600 ($199 at Microcenter) and an ASUS dual 4070 for $549. MSI mini ITX Gaming Edge B650i for $269 which is as cheap (and in stock ) as i've seen. My last 3 builds for other people ( 2 mini itx and one atx) have used versions of this board (one Intel and 2 AMD Ryzen) and they have worked flawlessly. so yeah some of this stuff i was going to wait for Black Friday/Cyber Monday to get the CPE/ Mobo/GPU but when the prices dropped at a couple of my favorite retailers i pulled the trigger.
Good luck on the build!
Ive always wanted a miniITX build, started to put together an AM5 one, but it went south fast after realizing the only miniITX motherboard available in my region costs 350 USD (with taxes).
That’s where they get you for sure! Check out our Mini ITX build guide on the channel if that’s helpful. And we have some mITX board recommendations in our Best Ryzen Motherboard 2023 video
Hey Jason, great video and helpful as always. I was thinking about switching case with Cougar MX410 Mesh-G RGB Gaming Midi Tower. What is your opinion about this? Also why you picked a 750W PSU? Thank you!!
I picked a 750W because I had one, though this build would have been fine with 650W. I thought I had another MSI A650GF but when I went to build I couldn't find it so I used the Be Quiet 12M 750W but I'm disappointed because it has an UGLY sticker on it that you can see through the cutout. That's why I didn't recommend it in the video (would be fine with a PSU shroud that doesn't have a cutout). That cougar case looks good, but just haven't seen any reviews of it or used it.
I can't agree more with Jason that Ryzen 7600 is a good cpu for gaming. Also, if you're planning future CPU upgrades such as 7800x or 8XXX in 2 yrs+, then 7700x may be a better choice as resale of low tier CPUs (1600,2600, 3600, i3 & i5) are terrible on 2nd hand market.
Boost Story #15
Hello, Jason. College has been quite smooth and rough for me at the same time but I'm doing alright. So a couple months ago, this guy (Robi) reached out to me to help him with his PC parts list. As I looked into it, It's one of those "Budget is no object" ones. He wants a Giant white PC with the Phanteks NV7 case. So these are the Parts he finally got:
Ryzen 7 7800X3D, NZXT KRAKEN 360, AsRock X670E Steel Legend, 2X16 TFORCE DELTA 6000mhz, 1tb + 2tb Kingston Renegade SSD, Asrock Taichi white 7900xtx with Cooler Master vert. mount, Phanteks NV7 with 12 Thermaltake SwaFans (+3 NZXT fans since the aio has double fan airflow setup), NZXT C1200 Gold psu with some extension cables.
He has the PC built. And its awesome.
Glad you're enjoying College! Was a very tumultuous time for me personally. Great boost and that build looks amazing!
I just built an all-White PC with a Ryzen 5 7600, ASRock B650M Pro RS WiFi and ASRock Steel Legend 7800XT in a Montech Air100 (HIGHLY recommend, great budget case). It's a great build but I kind of wish I went with a 7900XT instead.
You actually made a good choice because there aren't any White 7900XTs.
Very nice!
I currently have a ryzen 5 5600x paired with a 6600xt and 2x8gb 3200 mHz ram, powered by the corsair rm650x.
I build my pc in the 2020 GPU crisis, I’m glad you are still making videos!!! You helped me a lot back then. I’m thinking of upgrading to a similar build to this, I have the asus b550 motherboard, I will need to change the motherboard right? What do you recommend, is it worth to change everything, or maybe go for the ryzen 5 5900x paired with one of the graphic cards you mentioned? Or what should I do? I also don’t know if 650 watts is enough for an upgrade. Thank you either way! Great video I love how you include a lot of options and not just say “this is the best”
I finally started building my pc. Currently looking for deals and, man, are parts expensive in my country. The ASRock B650M Pro RS WIFI is currently $124 on Newegg, while the same board costs a whopping $400 here. Going to probably end up getting the Gigabyte B650M DS3H, which is currently on sale for $265.
Edit: Just got the DS3H for $265, didn't feel great doing so but it is what it is.
Edit2: Found a Asus TUF gaming B650m-plus for the same price before the ds3h even arrived so I returned it and got the Asus for the same price. Still sucks but slightly less so.
Peerless assassin and phantom spirit is a beast for cooling the new Ryzens. 7600x and 7700x. Theyre competing Noctuas flagship Nh-D15! They together beat most of the competitors and badically enter the nr 1 throne together.
Gamers Nexus and Hardware canucks both praised it. So yea, i want air cooling so im going PA 120.
AIO is great but a mess to replace, air cooling iso nice and easy.
Also since im not on a totally strict budget so im hoing with the beastly Fractal Torrent. Airflow beast! 5 big fans included. One of the top cases rver reviewed. But pricy yea, but you get bang for that buck. 😊
So would a simple cooler like the ID-COOLING SE-214-XT work with it? I am also thinking of pairing it with a 7900 GRE and the case will have 9 fans so plenty of airflow, but will that be a good build?
My 5600 has 32GB (2x16) of Silicon Power X Turbine at 3200Mhz at cl 16 and a RX 6700xt and just a basic 1TB m.2 (XPG 8200pro (has a 1GB DRAM)) Got my nephew the Team Group 1TB M34 (supposed to have a DRAM cashe). The one thing that most people overlook is a good monitor. You can build a $5000 Monster and would be worthless without a good monitor. I rock the Gigabyte M27Q at 1440p at 120Hz
Great video, Jay! 💯
Thanks a lot Thomas! Happy to provide enjoyable content :D
Used this video when building my system earlier this month :
Case: Fractal Design North (White)
MB : b650 MSI Tomohawk
CPU: R5 7600x
GPU: Powercolor spectral White hellhound RX 7800 XT
Storage: M2 WD 2TB SN770
RAM: Corsair vengeance 32GB DDR5 6000 CAS 36
PSU: Corsair RM850e
Cooler: Lian Li Galahad II
Fans: Lian Li SL inf
I started off with an awful plan of getting a high end cpu and substandard gpu, the motherboard was low down on my priority list and I’d picked a tiny case. I reckon these videos have saved me a small fortune in the long run.
So glad we could help!
Are there any drawbacks or disadvantages to using mATX mb in ATX cases?
Hi Jason - I've gone with the following after watching your video: 7600X, Gigabyte Gaming OC RX 7800XT, Asus ROG STRIX B650-A & TEAMGROUP T-Force Delta RGB 32 GB DDR5-6000 CL30 - Would love your thoughts?
Jason is the best source for fast, efficient, useful information on building PC's and how much it'll cost you. Thanks, Jason!
I've been in the market (aka saving) for a build like this for quite a while and glad to see it's becoming much more affordable-- how would this budget build do with ray tracing, I wonder? Ray tracing seems to still be a luxury that you've got to buck up a little bit more for at this point, or am I reading that wrong? Would the "less budget friendly" build in this vid handle it much better?
For games that turn on Ray Tracing by default, the 7800 XT does "fine". For Ray Tracing Enthusiasts, the issue with the 4070 & rumored 4070 super is the 12GB VRAM on a couple of games but I feel like it is foreshadowing issues in the future. I'd jump up to the 4070 Ti Super 16GB when it launches next year if Ray tracing is really important to you.
@@PCBuilderChannel Thanks you-- This definitely answers my question-- it's not $that$ important to me!! hahah
Thanks for this Jason. Do you have plans to do a similar video around the 7800x3D? I'm debating upgrading from a normal 5800.
If you have an AM4 build already the 5800X3D makes the most sense.
Already got a 7800X3D build guide on the channel so check that out!
@@PCBuilderChannel will do, much appreciated!
Interested in opinions about montech 903 case
Jason, thanks for the great video. Do you happen to know if Teamgroup 6000 CL30 will work on the ASUS B650 E-F Gaming Wifi? I bought the MOBO but the lowest latency on the QVL list is CL32 at that speed. I just want a professional opinion before I buy. Thanks in advance!!
depends if its ddr4 or ddr5,
Hey Jason! Going for this exact build, torn between 7800 xt and the 7900xt , hoping 7900xt drops to 699 like it did on prime day. I was able to get an ASROCK B650E RIPTIDE WiFi for 170 bucks, thoughts on the MB choice/deal?
Per the Newegg BF ad, will be at least $709 if not cheaper. Will post the deals as they go live.
The B650 E-F costs about 250-300$ in my country so i chose the ASUS ROG STRIX B650A WIFI for 190$
I’m looking at a build voor Assetto Corsa Competizione which seems CPU heavy and would like to play on triple 1080p monitors (240Hz freesync and 0,5ms). Not sure if I should build around a 7600 or 7800X3D.
i luv you jason ❤
Hi jason what budget aio 240mm would you recommend for a ryzen 7600. I love in Canada
Can you please recommend monitors for the 7600 + 7900xt build
I'm looking to pair the ryzen 5 7600x with a asus dual 4070 super. Choice of mobo is msi pro b650m and t force 32 , 6000 cl 30. How we looking as of this current day? Thanks for the feedback !
Hi Jason, I'm building a new pc and recently I've been watching your videos for info, they have been really helpful, thank you for that. I'm building a pc with this ryzen 7600 and a RX 6800, when I was looking for a PSU I searched for the MSI MPG A650GF but I saw other one with a similar name, the MSI MAG A650GL which is $10 more expensive. Is there any significan different between these two or I can choose any of them.
Both are good so go with whatever is cheaper.
The A650GL is just newer and includes a 12 pin connector for the Nvidia 4000 GPUs but since the 6800 doesn't use that having it doesn't matter.
Off topic I got the 45 oled LG monitor for 1000 in Best Buy I think I should invest that in a new pc buid😢
Looking at ur vid I went for this built for my first pc for 2 k gaming.
Amd 5 7600
Rtx 4070 msi ventus 3x oc
Mai 750 gold psi
Cooler master 360l liquid cooler
Cooler master td500 mesh case
Samsung pro 980 1tb ssd
Msi b650 tomahawk Wi-Fi motherboard
G skill neo 16x2 ddr5 600mhz