@@kushy_TV 110c is for the hotspot, which is likely what the card is hitting and why it is staying at 90c. Even the crappy blower on the reference cooler won't get this hot, something is up with that card. It's likely it was used for extended mining
not just for the temoerature, the noise is important, if you use a ood heatsink, fans can spin slower and noise will be under control all the time, instead of making noise like a jet taking off it can be completely silent
I have two PCs in the house with 3600’s and 5700xts. Built two different versions for my wife and son. They both already had 3600s, and I got two 5700xts for $115 each. Dell Oem models, but they still work great. Both of them love their computers.
@@BREEZYM6015 they’re not the exact same. Different cases, different motherboards, different PSU. One is an NVME, the other is SSD. I just didn’t feel right saying I built the exact same computer twice.
im building my first ever pc today and its using the same cpu/gpu/case. motherboard is a different b450 but similar enough, so glad I found this video as a mini tutorial and guide
My guess is that one or more of the GPU fans isn't spinning or is faulty or the heatsink might be dirty. Try opening up the fan side of the heatsink to see there's any big chunk of dust stuck in between the fins.
To attenuate the excessive temperature of the GPU, a liquid cooling of 120mm or 240mm could be installed, so that it can stop radiating heat from the CPU to the GPU
An A320 is a perfectly acceptable AM4 motherboard. You have access to XMP to get the best out of a 3200MHz RAM kit and while there are only two slots that can still get you 32GB of RAM, which will easily keep up. Sure you don't get CPU overclocking but that's really not a need. Always check the case when orientating a power supply. A year or so ago now a friend had a computer that they'd built following online guides but it kept shutting down. Turned out the case he'd bought didn't have ventilation at the bottom for the power supply so it was overheating. When asked why the response I got was "the videos all said to have the fan pointing down." When using liquid to clean a PC part, even isopropyl alcohol, make sure it is dry before trying to use it. Sure isopropyl alcohol isn't a great conductor of electricity but it can still do it.
Hi there, Elijah. I just started PC flipping and I had a question about the after process after you build a computer. What do your steps for installing windows, stress, testing, and all of that stuff. Do you reset the computer after that and then give it to the customer so they can log into Windows, or do you log into Windows for them and leave only the drivers installed in the computer? I’m sure some other people have this question so maybe you can make a video on this process?
My first build in 2019 was an ITX/AC board (Z390 PG Asrock) my recent ones usually have Wifi in the title though, I guess they figured consumers understand that better when asking does it have wifi...
I have all three cards. They are very different. So it depends on the build senario. If its your main rig the only two 5700XT i recommend looking at is the Red Devil or Sapphire Nitro. This card is very power hungry and it gets hot fast, it uses TWO 8pin plugs and its going to pull a bunch of watts if your not capping the performance, you need at least a 650w power supply and it better be a dam good power supply, this video card is great to have around as a tester if you like messing around with used power supplys because this is the kind of card thats going to really test the power supply under a load, if it can pull the 5700XT at full power at full load then your power supply should be OK cause theres no way you can get around this, either the power supply works with this card or the power supply is no good, this is where the rubber meats the road and separates the boys from the men. Another thing all Radeon cards have the Fan Curve set too low so it doesnt matter how much thermal paste or cleaning you do cause the fan curve is set too low. The only way I know getting around this is you have to have Afterburner running in the background and turn on the fan curve in Afterburner, that will over ride the firmware curve and speed up the fans. Of course you only have to do this for heavy games. If its an indie game then no worries. The 3060,12 is in a different league, its a boring looking card, it just works, you dont need to set any fan curves, you can use any 450W power supply from Seasonic or Corsair or EVGA and it just works, if your ok with boring and you just want something that just works and you dont want to be messing with anything then get that card instead. Also if you got money to burn you can spend double the money and u can get the 6650XT which is the same card as the 5700XT but with only a single 8pin, that card is pretty much plug and play just like the 3060,12 and the same mediocre power supply requirements. So there you go. Take your pick and choose wisely. 🐢😊🐢
@4:36 honestly just depends on the deals in my area at the time BUT ive gotten 3060Ti's for as little as 145 and completed builds with 5700XTs for 250. just gotta be on top of those "just listed" posts to get the deals... missed out on 8 600w gigamax PSUs all for 150 and 20 cases for 350 from the same guy two days ago (everything brand new)
@@JayzBeerz Probably RTX 3050's or ARC A580 or 750.. but sometimes those are not as good as the RX 6600, the price to performance for the 6600 simply cannot be beaten.
@@Lazarsko Yeah, that's why I said, "those are not as good as the RX 6600". I was trying to say that the RX 6600 basically was the best GPU for around $180-200 brand new, sorry if this did not come across clearly :)
For 450 i got a 2080 super with a 5600g 1tb nvme 1tb hdd b450 motherboard,850w psu, 240mm aio, matx case and cable extensions. Btw keep an eye on 2080 super, performs the same as 3070 but normally around $30 cheaper
I think i know the problem. Same thing happens when playing days gone. U just need to cap the fps. Using the 5700xt as well. Furmark only reached 65c but when playing days gone it reached 95c. I think games using unreal engine always do this. The only thing that fixes it is capping the fps
For people building this for themselves I'd suggest the 5700 XT at that price, but sometimes I see 3060 12GB selling for near that or only a little more. Even if it's a little slower, I'd say there's value in the 12GB, even at 1080p... as well as features like DLSS over FSR. It just really depends on the game. So I don't think it's easy to say which on is best for people building for themselves. I don't know about you, but for flipping... definitely the 3060 12GB. In my experience, AMD cards are slow to move and I get less money for them. I just have much better luck selling systems with NVIDIA cards. I don't like it... but it is what it is.
Hey man ! I began to watch your videos and its SICKKKK. I want to begin flipping pcs, but im in France, and people overprice components, 150€ for a GTX 1050ti 4GB. What budget do you recommend me begin with ?? W Elijah 💪💪
i’m planning on building a sub £150 entry level pc for my birthday with these specs: i3 8100 32gb ram gtx 1050 128gb sata ssd + 500gb hard drive gtx 1050 h310m mobo is that good for the price?
if price is the biggest concern i would use just 16 gbs of ram the gpu you mention is expensive af used, i would try with something else, stronger like a rx6400 used the i3 will not make you happy but will let you play most games
@@pineconepinapple471 a person talking about such budget will not wait, will buy now, even a bad build, if you wait, you will wait forever, at least he has a decent plan
Hey Elijah, been watching for a few months and I've been inspired to start flipping pcs myself. I have an old prebuilt with 16gb of ram, 1660ti, and an 11400. Planning to give it a new power supply and case. What should i price it at?
Yo quick question, since the motherboard is pcie 3.0 and the gpu is pcie 4.0, will the performance of the gpu be limited?, as I want to use the same model you have but an rx 7600, please respond as soon as you possibly can
@@xaserizm still the Rx 6600 xt gonna get support for the next 5 years minimum but the GTX 1080 11gb gonna last you max 3 years and then no longer driver support
@@Sigmamale973 if I was getting a rx6600 in this day and age I'd be prepared to upgrade in 2-4 years anyway regardless but yeah I understand what you mean that is silly fr
Lets talk. and please correct me when I start talking shit. Last year the 4060 was dragged through the mud by youtubers. saying that you should stay far away from it. This year, the 4060 has been so favored by youtubers and reviewers alike. It didn't take long for the 4060 to show its value with low TDP and DLSS and while there are still some 3060 Loyalists, it's clear that if your granny gives you $300 and you're going to spend it all on a new RTX GPU, you're NOT going to buy the 3060...With that said, the 5060 is coming out next year, which will put the 4060 at a lower price range and thus yeeting the 3060 directly out the window. I think that it is safe to say that the 4060 has always been better than the 3060 and that the 3060 will become dirt cheap next year. it's going to join it's brother the 3050 and even the 3050 might be fairing better because it doesn't need PCIE power connectors
3600 is not a good reccomendation at that price range. Especially now you can find 5600 for under $100 which blows the 3600 away especially at 1080p gaming. when warzone 1 was a thing i went from 90fps to 140 fps going from a 3600 to a 5600
not trying to hate at all but, you should try to change the videos up a little bit for the viewers that watch every video (me). they have just been quite repetitive and boring because of that.
I'm using used power supply's all the time. If you have been using your pc for 5 years and it still works. Guess what, it'll work for the next guy too. Js
I"m so tired of people calling $1000+ pcs "budget", its nice to see an actual budget pc :).
$1000 is not budget for sure
Yeah i flip pc’s too. I usually can build a good 1080p gaming one for like 250 but i always use old gpus
Well if u want a actually good smooth pc, you are gonna spend $1,000 plus. Quality parts aren't cheap
@@lanegeisewite1436 lmao not true. You can definitely built a 4060 equivalent pc for 500$
@@SinisterLynch Like I said quality parts
That 91c on the GPU is worrying for extended use.
the gpu can do it, but yes, would be nice if something could be done
the 5700xt is meant to run hot, operating temps are up to 105-110c. this is normal for lower end models and even amd says its normal
It will be fine
@@kushy_TV 110c is for the hotspot, which is likely what the card is hitting and why it is staying at 90c. Even the crappy blower on the reference cooler won't get this hot, something is up with that card. It's likely it was used for extended mining
That's normal for AMD cards especially RX 5000 cards
not just for the temoerature, the noise is important, if you use a ood heatsink, fans can spin slower and noise will be under control all the time, instead of making noise like a jet taking off it can be completely silent
I have two PCs in the house with 3600’s and 5700xts. Built two different versions for my wife and son. They both already had 3600s, and I got two 5700xts for $115 each. Dell Oem models, but they still work great.
Both of them love their computers.
How are they different versions if they both have the same CPU and GPU?
@@BREEZYM6015 they’re not the exact same. Different cases, different motherboards, different PSU. One is an NVME, the other is SSD. I just didn’t feel right saying I built the exact same computer twice.
Great dad and husband man
You have to hit 100k next year. It's gonna be hype. Keep up the videos they are so fun to watch.
im building my first ever pc today and its using the same cpu/gpu/case. motherboard is a different b450 but similar enough, so glad I found this video as a mini tutorial and guide
This one packs a damn punch.
The 5700xt is in the list for one of the GOATs, right in there with the 1080ti
Let's gooooo. Boi's back with another banger vid❤.
Love from Punjab,India.
I was inspired by you to start pc flipping 🙏✨
thanks for this going to help a friend build a pc soon!
Cool, I'm building almost exactly this pc. 3600xt, 5700xt, 16g, 1tb. In a jonsbo rm3 case. Just need a motherboard...
I love the Ryzen 5 3600 so much!!
tips for the gpu check if the thermal pads are the correct thickness and make sure the heatsink is firmly tightened on the gpu die
My guess is that one or more of the GPU fans isn't spinning or is faulty or the heatsink might be dirty. Try opening up the fan side of the heatsink to see there's any big chunk of dust stuck in between the fins.
To attenuate the excessive temperature of the GPU, a liquid cooling of 120mm or 240mm could be installed, so that it can stop radiating heat from the CPU to the GPU
If you do get a 5700xt. Get the xfx version. The cooling on the xfx 5700xt is far better
An A320 is a perfectly acceptable AM4 motherboard. You have access to XMP to get the best out of a 3200MHz RAM kit and while there are only two slots that can still get you 32GB of RAM, which will easily keep up. Sure you don't get CPU overclocking but that's really not a need.
Always check the case when orientating a power supply. A year or so ago now a friend had a computer that they'd built following online guides but it kept shutting down. Turned out the case he'd bought didn't have ventilation at the bottom for the power supply so it was overheating. When asked why the response I got was "the videos all said to have the fan pointing down."
When using liquid to clean a PC part, even isopropyl alcohol, make sure it is dry before trying to use it. Sure isopropyl alcohol isn't a great conductor of electricity but it can still do it.
I have an open air case so ventilation isn't an issue for me.
"you wont get air conditioning" idk why that got me laughing
Hi there, Elijah. I just started PC flipping and I had a question about the after process after you build a computer. What do your steps for installing windows, stress, testing, and all of that stuff. Do you reset the computer after that and then give it to the customer so they can log into Windows, or do you log into Windows for them and leave only the drivers installed in the computer? I’m sure some other people have this question so maybe you can make a video on this process?
I love this series can you do a$1000 pc next time
When you update the bios of 5700 to 5700xt the temps goes nuts
My first build in 2019 was an ITX/AC board (Z390 PG Asrock) my recent ones usually have Wifi in the title though, I guess they figured consumers understand that better when asking does it have wifi...
this is really similar to a build im doing in the UK, i think i spent maybe £325 altogether
The 5700XT is probably the best budget card right now. It's actually so powerful for its price. The only downside is power draw and temps.
"You won't get air conditioning"🤣
I have all three cards. They are very different. So it depends on the build senario. If its your main rig the only two 5700XT i recommend looking at is the Red Devil or Sapphire Nitro. This card is very power hungry and it gets hot fast, it uses TWO 8pin plugs and its going to pull a bunch of watts if your not capping the performance, you need at least a 650w power supply and it better be a dam good power supply, this video card is great to have around as a tester if you like messing around with used power supplys because this is the kind of card thats going to really test the power supply under a load, if it can pull the 5700XT at full power at full load then your power supply should be OK cause theres no way you can get around this, either the power supply works with this card or the power supply is no good, this is where the rubber meats the road and separates the boys from the men. Another thing all Radeon cards have the Fan Curve set too low so it doesnt matter how much thermal paste or cleaning you do cause the fan curve is set too low. The only way I know getting around this is you have to have Afterburner running in the background and turn on the fan curve in Afterburner, that will over ride the firmware curve and speed up the fans. Of course you only have to do this for heavy games. If its an indie game then no worries. The 3060,12 is in a different league, its a boring looking card, it just works, you dont need to set any fan curves, you can use any 450W power supply from Seasonic or Corsair or EVGA and it just works, if your ok with boring and you just want something that just works and you dont want to be messing with anything then get that card instead. Also if you got money to burn you can spend double the money and u can get the 6650XT which is the same card as the 5700XT but with only a single 8pin, that card is pretty much plug and play just like the 3060,12 and the same mediocre power supply requirements. So there you go. Take your pick and choose wisely. 🐢😊🐢
90c constantly is no bueno
Normal for that gpu check top comment
@4:36 honestly just depends on the deals in my area at the time BUT ive gotten 3060Ti's for as little as 145 and completed builds with 5700XTs for 250. just gotta be on top of those "just listed" posts to get the deals... missed out on 8 600w gigamax PSUs all for 150 and 20 cases for 350 from the same guy two days ago (everything brand new)
I just got a 13100F for $59.99 and a RX6600 for $179.99. 😂
Good deal on the Cpu but could have done better for the gpu.
@@neev4367 what else can you get for $179.99 brand new?
@@JayzBeerz Probably RTX 3050's or ARC A580 or 750.. but sometimes those are not as good as the RX 6600, the price to performance for the 6600 simply cannot be beaten.
@@trliy 3050 is ass bro
@@Lazarsko Yeah, that's why I said, "those are not as good as the RX 6600". I was trying to say that the RX 6600 basically was the best GPU for around $180-200 brand new, sorry if this did not come across clearly :)
YESSS FINALLY HE POSTSSSS
After this, the 3060 looks like a much better solution, this graphics card cooks at 90 degrees!
the AC joke had me dying
That gpu needs some new thermal paste at least and maybe even some new pads for the memory chips
use msi afterburner to set a new gpu fan curve :) it may help the temps
interesting build! but can you build a 350$ console killer pc?
couple weeks ago i picked up a 3060ti for 100 bucks dude had no idea what the pricing was for it.
For 450 i got a 2080 super with a 5600g 1tb nvme 1tb hdd b450 motherboard,850w psu, 240mm aio, matx case and cable extensions. Btw keep an eye on 2080 super, performs the same as 3070 but normally around $30 cheaper
Great video Elijahs, how's the savings pot doing?
I think i know the problem. Same thing happens when playing days gone. U just need to cap the fps. Using the 5700xt as well. Furmark only reached 65c but when playing days gone it reached 95c. I think games using unreal engine always do this. The only thing that fixes it is capping the fps
In europe you could build this but with all new parts ( not the gpu ) for 428euro
For people building this for themselves I'd suggest the 5700 XT at that price, but sometimes I see 3060 12GB selling for near that or only a little more. Even if it's a little slower, I'd say there's value in the 12GB, even at 1080p... as well as features like DLSS over FSR. It just really depends on the game. So I don't think it's easy to say which on is best for people building for themselves. I don't know about you, but for flipping... definitely the 3060 12GB. In my experience, AMD cards are slow to move and I get less money for them. I just have much better luck selling systems with NVIDIA cards. I don't like it... but it is what it is.
What wallpaper are you using?
What is the name of the Sama case?
Hey man ! I began to watch your videos and its SICKKKK.
I want to begin flipping pcs, but im in France, and people overprice components, 150€ for a GTX 1050ti 4GB.
What budget do you recommend me begin with ??
W Elijah 💪💪
Think it could run marvel rivals?
I've been using AMD GPUs for years. My one issue with the 5700 XT is it does like to suck power.
i would use the Rx 6600xt if i could snag one
I run a very similar build to this, I have a 5600g instead of the 3600. It destroys everything at 1080p
i’m planning on building a sub £150 entry level pc for my birthday with these specs:
i3 8100
32gb ram
gtx 1050
128gb sata ssd + 500gb hard drive
gtx 1050
h310m mobo
is that good for the price?
has a good upgrade path but i would recommend getting an i5 or go with the am4 platform which is much better
Just save a little more
if price is the biggest concern i would use just 16 gbs of ram
the gpu you mention is expensive af used, i would try with something else, stronger like a rx6400 used
the i3 will not make you happy but will let you play most games
@@pineconepinapple471 a person talking about such budget will not wait, will buy now, even a bad build, if you wait, you will wait forever, at least he has a decent plan
@@arch1107 im getting the 1050 and storage for free - it’s from my old pc
11:56 wonder if gpu temps cud be extra high coz its so close to psu shroud, kinda choking gpu not much room for air to get to it
Damn can you build me one instead 😂 I’ll pay you for this build
Is there a slight change you can make in the build that will get me way more fps?
That gpu needs an undervolt. Good thing it’s so easy with AMD
Hey man. Love the vid. Have you ever gotten a gpu with coil whine? And would you still put it in a pc to sell?
Coil*
Hey, i have a question what is the pc case you use in the video ??😊
Sama Q5 he said it In the video
bruh. listen when people talk. it will get you farther in life.
I watched a video that was posted 6 months ago from you and you bought it for 457$ but it does way much better then this one ?
Yo what psu cable extensions are you using?
undervolt that card, will lower temps and keep the same performance
my pc is
RTX 3060 TUF OC V2 40 Degrees
R5 5500 60 Degrees
A520m-A-PRO
NX410w Case
Why B450 instead of A520? Ive seen they are same price but seems A520 is better? I know nothing...but learning 😅
Got the same specs on my pc.. Unfortunately my 5700xt started artifacfing😢😭
The GPU is already Thermal throtteling....
Would the 5700 XT be a good pairing with an i7 8700k? My current GPU is a GTX 1060 6GB.
As of currently I am seeing NO DIFFERENCE from the 3050 to the 3060 ti
blind
Hey Elijah, been watching for a few months and I've been inspired to start flipping pcs myself. I have an old prebuilt with 16gb of ram, 1660ti, and an 11400. Planning to give it a new power supply and case. What should i price it at?
i got the 3060 and r5600x
🔥🔥🔥
jesus christ with temps like that why dont you just undervolt and overclock the gpu? you get more performance with way less temperature issues
5700XT is definitely a much better choice for the price
Bro u can get a 10th or 12th gen Intel cpu for that money. And it will shit on that amd cpu
day 2 asking for a 40 series Founders build
Yo quick question, since the motherboard is pcie 3.0 and the gpu is pcie 4.0, will the performance of the gpu be limited?, as I want to use the same model you have but an rx 7600, please respond as soon as you possibly can
can some1 show me a mobo where it isnt slot 2 and 4 for ram?
Why do my Rx 6600 xt builds sell for 500€ max while his GTX 1080 builds are like 580$
GTX 1080 are still really good and sought after cards. Nvidia really overdid themselves with that card
@@xaserizm put would you rly pax 80€ more for a GTX 1080 build?
@@Sigmamale973 I think it's cause people like Nvidia more but I'd get the rx6600 any day unless it's the 11gb 1080
@@xaserizm still the Rx 6600 xt gonna get support for the next 5 years minimum but the GTX 1080 11gb gonna last you max 3 years and then no longer driver support
@@Sigmamale973 if I was getting a rx6600 in this day and age I'd be prepared to upgrade in 2-4 years anyway regardless but yeah I understand what you mean that is silly fr
PSA if you want to sell PCs online for a living, do not ship them with a used power supply.
You will thank me later.
Lets talk. and please correct me when I start talking shit.
Last year the 4060 was dragged through the mud by youtubers. saying that you should stay far away from it. This year, the 4060 has been so favored by youtubers and reviewers alike. It didn't take long for the 4060 to show its value with low TDP and DLSS and while there are still some 3060 Loyalists, it's clear that if your granny gives you $300 and you're going to spend it all on a new RTX GPU, you're NOT going to buy the 3060...With that said, the 5060 is coming out next year, which will put the 4060 at a lower price range and thus yeeting the 3060 directly out the window. I think that it is safe to say that the 4060 has always been better than the 3060 and that the 3060 will become dirt cheap next year. it's going to join it's brother the 3050 and even the 3050 might be fairing better because it doesn't need PCIE power connectors
3600 is not a good reccomendation at that price range. Especially now you can find 5600 for under $100 which blows the 3600 away especially at 1080p gaming. when warzone 1 was a thing i went from 90fps to 140 fps going from a 3600 to a 5600
W video!
not trying to hate at all but, you should try to change the videos up a little bit for the viewers that watch every video (me). they have just been quite repetitive and boring because of that.
What do you suggest? I'm starting a channel similar to his so your advice would help
I'm using used power supply's all the time. If you have been using your pc for 5 years and it still works. Guess what, it'll work for the next guy too. Js
Undervolt
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go get a job, stop begging for free pc
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