i absolutely love watching you put pc's together with that calming music playing......i have built computers for 20+ years now and honestly i am going to build more like you do with that music.....i can get frustrated at times and being older, i do not need that nonsense anymore so thank you oz!
cozy builds always remind me of when i barely made a functioning PC as a teen with no job. glad something on such a tight budget in this economy can still give good performance.
Bro, you fill an AMAZING niche within the PC community, such a big fan. My current build (originally i7 9700, B365M, 16GB HyperX DDR4 RAM, GTX 1660ti, and Corsair 650w Gold) was all sourced from a friend who upgraded. A deep clean, a 48 dollar 32GB HyperX RAM upgrade, 200 dollar Cyber Monday 6650XT, and a re-paste later, and I have a machine for $650 (total after new GPU and RAM upgrade) that runs Baulders gate 3 on Ultra preset at 96 fps! Never doubt resourcefulness! (and a bit of luck) Had it for 3 years almost, and in a year or two, I plan on upgrading the CPU/MOBO and actually taking advantage of that PCIe Gen4 on my 6650XT! (still awesome performance as is, but my mobo and 9700 chipset doesn't support Gen4)
@@cithr0963 whats wild is, the uplift on a GTX 1660ti ALONE at PCIe Gen3 is like 25 percent, I'm stoked at the future upgrade. AM5 motherboards will be 60 bucks brand new, and I'll have a 12-core 24 thread processor for 40% launch price
@@cithr0963i agree. 12th/13th gen motherboard with pcie 5.0 and ddr5 will be future proof for a while too. But gotta buy new ram and cpu on top of that which is pricey
@@hippobreath3703 that's the unfortunate part about my build, is that only in the last 4 years there's been like 4 generational increases from RAM, PCIe Gen4/5, and CPU socket. But, with performance like this, who caaaaares to wait a year or so and let all these components come down even more so, eh!? I look forward to DDR5 coming down even lower, especially because AMD chips seem to favor RAM clock speeds. (AMD will most likely be my next umbrella for upgrade, just because of price/performance. My i7 9700 hasn't aged too gracefully, and hasn't fallen much AT ALL in price)
PCI gen 4 will make ZERO difference. No card made can even come close to saturating a PCIE Gen3. Don't waste your money unless you are upgrading to get a faster CPU / RAM etc. If you are going to spend that much on a CPU and MOBO, you are probably going to want to upgrade that 6650XT as well lol. It never ends.
I think I can confidently say I've found my favourite RUclips channel for PC builds. The editing, music, lighting, and voice over are just perfect and welcoming to all levels of PC builders.
I also have a ryzen 5 7600 with this exact same case. The stock cooler holds back the cpu badly. I've set a negative pbo curve and a thermal limit to somewhat offset this issue, but it still wasn't the best. Then I've got an arctic II 360 AIO, and it changed everything. Now I can OC it without reaching anywhere near 70°C and the FPS values went through the roof :) You don't have to go for an AIO like I did, I only chose this because it is one of the quitest, but you definitely need something other than the stock ryzen cooler. I think ID colling has some amazing deals, like the se 224 xt.
My girlfriend just got me everything I need to build this exact pc for my birthday 😭🙏. Everything should get here in about a couple weeks. So excited thanks for this build dude.
Update: Everything went great. I had a lot of troubles building it cause it was my first gaming pc build ever so it was definitely a head scratcher at times. Eventually after like 6 hours everything was perfect. I did use different fans cause the ones he used didn’t have rgb lights in the back or on top. The case did come with 3 in the front but I wanted more within the case. And that’s the only difference. I also did pick the better options he put on his website for this build cause I wanted the best pc possible and my girlfriend really didn’t care about the budget so I went all out on this. Huge thanks for the build and a huge thanks to my girl for buying me the build 😂.
Kryonaught on a crappy stock cooler. That is nightmare fuel for some! Lol. Nice build and great value! AM5 is always slow to boot the first time. Don't forget to update your BIOS.
I personally would have taken a 5600X from MC for $130 and used the extra $100 or so you spent on that 7600X and put it towards a better GPU. for $330 you could have gotten a ASRock intel Arc A770 w/ 16GB of VRAM or a PowerColor RX 6700XT with 12GB of VRAM. I think that would have given you better performance. The 5600X is fast enough not to bottleneck any of those cards. Just my thoughts though. In the end it subjective and each person does it a little different. Your build isn't bad at all. Its still a great build.
Hey do you guys know what kind of performance difference there would be with my rx6800 if I used :… 5600x3D 3200 cl16 or 7700x 6000 cl36 7600x 6000 cl30 At 1440 p Warzone ‘mostly?? Those first two are micro center bundles and last was what I was interested in at first Will there be a big enough difference to justify the am5 offerings ? Would it matter more if I ended up w 7800xt - 6950xt type GPU? I hope that makes sense and sorry it’s weird place to ask but i keep finding info that contradicts what I had just read….
@@Fvdtrop My MSI "PRO B650M-A WIFI" came set to prevent the CPU from its usual 95deg behaviour, which I'm honestly okay with. Wouldn't be a train smash if it did go 95deg though, since that's apparently intended on these chips.
Yes I love the Montech Air 903 Base I have. It's so much better than the Fractal Design Focus 2 RGB that I got in white. They both give great airflow, but the Montech case was just BETTER.
I just used that same cpu in my pc and it runs at 40c on Idle and 60 gaming with the 360 artic freezer aio, which btw hits the mother board because the radiator is so thick in a corsair 5000d case with top mounting. but those cpu temps would drive my OCD crazy lol.
@@salemthekit6143 thermaltake gx2 is c tier speculative position so its not the same, so youre paying 10 more bucks for a similar power supply, but a little worse.
Im definitely saving up and following your advice.I have a PC it has a 1070 ti it's alright.But I'm sure I'll get a better PC later I have a Xbox though.
Man, seeing these prices is such a heavenly sightseeing. The prices dropping over the past few months has been such a good thing for us gamers. Meanwhile here in Brazil, things are still expensive af. Take for example the RX 6650XT, it is R$ 1,750 ( around 354 $ ). It's so hard trying to build something here that's actually decent and it would last for some years. Welp, I'm saving a little bit of money and selling my old pc to try and upgrade from a LGA 1155 DDR3 to AM4 DDR4, hopefully by the end of the year it comes true. Great vid as always, love your builds. Putting your video while doing something else is so good and pleasing to ear, thank you! :D
Yea prices are marginally down here in Canada too, but it is dead technology and will be replaced in less than 2 years with DDR6-AM6 with the sick pricing all over again. Overall NOTHING needs more than an AM4/DDR4 system, not even the top end five games if people can admit to not be script players. Everything done outside of bleeding edge industry does not need more than DDR4 era products.
hello i just wanted to say the reason and something else to squeeze out more performance on csgo is because u playing deathmatch so there is more players too render.. if u want more real fps u go in a short match so its only 10 players on server. also u can play on stretch resolution (1280x960) for more fps, most pros play on this resolution
Did you try adjusting your Graphics card settings? Switching to fast timing and increasing power limit. Tuning can improve AMD 6000 series cards by a lot.
Love the content, always so relaxing to watch. On a side note - You might be able to hit that 1000fps goal if you manually overclock/under-volt the 6650xt!
Im going to build this with the 7600x and then save up for a dedicated gpu over the next few months ( will use it for work and low intensity games e.g sims and minecraft)
Also can try overclocking the 6650 or possibly undervolting (not too familiar with the 6650) but I am on rdna2 as well and I got a decent bump in performance undervolting as well as less power/heat, win-win.
I liked the video, but i think the build could have been a bit more balanced. Probably it sounds repetitive but in my view the best path for a "cheap" build right now is an i5 12400f or even a i3 but with a better mobo that costs a bit more and can manage better options like even a 13900k or 14000 series in the future.
I somehow managed to find a past giant of laptops the msi gt80 titan from 2014 that got upgraded from an i7 4720hq to a i7 4930mx and it still got the sli gtx 980m's and i found it at 800$ over here in Romania its really rare to find such a gem of the past and 800$ in romania is 4000 ron and its hella cheap for those specs here
Think you should of showed wiring aswell really skipped quite a bit, new people would appreciate to follow easier step by step and could calmly build themselves. Besides that well made and chill video 👍
Spend $30 on a tower cooler. The stock cooler is terrible and the one you have looks like the heat sink is smaller than before. It was a bad performer with AM4 and I don’t know why it would be sold with any AM5 processor.
For people that aren't experienced in CPU installation, I would NOT recommend using a paper towel to wipe off the paste but if you do, make sure there are no little fibers from the paper towel left on the CPU, it will mess up your thermals pretty badly. I generally use one used microfiber cloth to wipe off the paste and a fresh, clean one to do the finishing clean. Those towels don't leave behind any microscopic fibers.
he's running a 7600 65w cpu with a stock cooler, tiny fibers are not gonna matter. this doesn't require a strong cooling solution and it's getting one anyway.
What do you think is better for now to build AM5 build or AM4. I have B450m mobo and 16gb 3200mhz ram, I consider to buy Rzyen 7 5700x and RX6700xt. Or even better to build AM5 and have potential for upgrading in future?
Ong I was abt to scroll and then I saw how abnormally happy you are in the thumbnail and I was like ahhhh I’ll check it out this is exactly what I need and like pretty much exactly my budget great shit and keep up the great work
Two years ago, I built myself a $600 computer that's only slightly less powerful than this one. I appreciate Oz and this isn't a comment on him. It's a sad comment on what we are supposed to consider a good deal today.
14:25 WAIT OZI, the 7600 non-x isn't supposed to run that hot at all. The 7600X is the one that'll limit itself to 95 degrees, the 7600 doesn't do that and ships with a 65w (Well, 88w, AMD things) limit out of the box. It's possible you had PBO on, or that it turned on by default, but that shouldn't be happening with a non-x part.
@@MrRoko91 A friend of mine has the 7600 with the stock cooler and his temps are way, way lower than that. He rarely hits over 80 in gaming compared to the 95 that oz was getting.
@@purplegill10 Interesting... don't know then. I guess it also depends on the game. Some are more CPU bound than others. Also the silicon lottery is a thing, even when it comes to stock parameters.
@@MrRoko91 I don't doubt either of those points, but 95c is such an outlier that it makes me wonder more about the motherboard providing incorrect voltages or if the cooler had some kind of mounting issue. I'd lean more towards the former since there's a few gigabyte motherboards that had those issues with ryzen 7000 launched.
hey man i need some help with PC build for 1080p. i want to build r5 7600 with 3060 12gb just for future proof upgrades etc. what do you think about that build?
Hey so my question is if these pcs are really worth it because my parents are very strict with such high budget gaming things so are they really worth to spend such a high budget on?
What are your thoughts on a mostly AliExpress build? I'm looking at the Ryzen 5 7500f and Gigabyte Mobo for $225, 2x8 16Gb DDR5 4800, 1tb nvme and assassin type CPU cooler for another $75. Rx 5500xt for $99, local case and PSU for ~$110. A little under $600 for a nice AM5 setup. Free shipping on everything. But 30 day wait time.
I got a used like new 6650XT Red Devil on Ebay for $184.00 shipped the other day. An upgrade for my wifes PC at a killer price. She was running a R9 380X 4GB GPU, so its a massive upgrade for cheap. Gpu's like that are a steal right now... finally.
This is a pretty sweet build... for someone who doesn't have to buy a plane ticket or drive more than 2 hours, to get to a Micro Center cough cough Micro Center build more stores dammit😐
OZ i absolutely love your videos, you’ve inspired me on your $100 PC started build and went though with it. Planning on making an upgrade about 2 years later. I knew to come back to your videos for PC builds. I love the content and enjoy watching your vids!
If you're going to build and AM5 platform and have access to microcenter seems crazy to not buy the MSI B-650 pro, 7700x, 32gb g.skill pc 6000 combo for $399
Newegg is everyone's Micro Center, I built the same PC for around the same budget with TWO copies of Starfield: Cooler Master MasterBox Q300L / $39.99 MSI PRO A620M-E / $74.99 MSI RADEON RX 6650 XT/ $234,99 AMD Ryzen 5 7600 / $219 Silicon Power DDR5 32GB 6000MHz / $78.99 Thermaltake 500W 80+ / $39.99 Team Group MP44L 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD / $42.99 Total : $745.61
Have you ever thought about doing an in depth calm video on how to build a PC, would love to see one someday in the future. First time building a PC is stressful so seeing something like that would be nice
Dang I hadn’t heard of the 7500f before, nor do I recall having seen benchmarks from any of the big tech reviewers on youtube, my impression was that generally AMD was losing in the sub $200 CPU market, would be curious to see how this compares to Intel for price
Hardware Unboxed has a 7500F vs 13400 review for about 1 month now. That's on you for not researching and thinking Intel is better since you said AMD is losing in the sub $200 market which is highly falsified and far from the truth.
@@itsatrap4986 Dang man, that’s a pretty aggressive response, I am subscribed to HU, though evidently missed that vid. To be clear, I’m not currently looking to build a system, nor did I claim in my original comment to be up-to-date about the state of the current market or giving any sort of recommendation to people. I’m genuinely happy to hear of AMD offering a sub-$200 present gen architecture 6 core. I believe at one point not terribly long ago (within the last year or two), there were plenty of folks recommending an 11400f/12400f for budget builds that used a discrete GPU. Here’s to hoping the competition continues to drive higher performance and more consumer-friendly pricing!
You mentioned intel but not AMD. Why is that? The 5500 and 5600 has been killing it in the not just budget but, AMD as a company, CPU market for the last 7 years. The 5600 has been sub $150, usually $130, for about a year now and overall cost is cheaper with a plethora of cheap AM4 boards than the intel equivalent. There is competition but why do people only talk about Intel? Bottomline is people need to do their homework and research in parts and compare them to the competition instead going by word of mouth or just blindly following a brand. A good channel to keep updated for parts and price breakdowns is PC Builder. He also does "boost my builds" where people submit their parts list and he boosts it for them.
@@itsatrap4986 honestly your response is almost comical and filled with false assumptions. Firstly, I did mention AMD in my original comment. I also have an AMD CPU in my current build (5800X) and have built a system for a friend with a 5600X (quite a while ago at this point admittedly). I’m glad AMD discounts their previous gen CPUs, but generally their sub-$200 offerings have been discounted previous gen architecture parts. The 5600X released in 11/2020, and the 5600 released nearly 1.5 yrs later (4/2022). As I said above, it’s great to see AMD offering the current gen CPU architecture at a sub-$200 price point when the reality is that many games are still heavily relying on single-threaded performance. It’s evident you were out for blood from your original response, I’m too old to fight with trolls these days, but to reiterate, kudos to Oz for helping improve exposure for this CPU. I hope that it sells well and encourages AMD to offer more sub-$200 products based on their latest architecture.
i can never get enough of OZ’s PC builds. This is purely therapeutic 😊
yeah he has one of those soft calming voices like Bob Ross, and Mr. Rogers had.
@@fragalot 100%
Are you Jewish?
I came here for this man's smooth voice.
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Lol his voice is so soothing 😂
I also subbd at first glance
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Love these PC Builds. Exquisite components and commendable building!
i absolutely love watching you put pc's together with that calming music playing......i have built computers for 20+ years now and honestly i am going to build more like you do with that music.....i can get frustrated at times and being older, i do not need that nonsense anymore so thank you oz!
cozy builds always remind me of when i barely made a functioning PC as a teen with no job. glad something on such a tight budget in this economy can still give good performance.
Great video like always Ozi. Had a tough day, but the vibes are calming me already.
Bro, you fill an AMAZING niche within the PC community, such a big fan.
My current build (originally i7 9700, B365M, 16GB HyperX DDR4 RAM, GTX 1660ti, and Corsair 650w Gold) was all sourced from a friend who upgraded. A deep clean, a 48 dollar 32GB HyperX RAM upgrade, 200 dollar Cyber Monday 6650XT, and a re-paste later, and I have a machine for $650 (total after new GPU and RAM upgrade) that runs Baulders gate 3 on Ultra preset at 96 fps! Never doubt resourcefulness! (and a bit of luck)
Had it for 3 years almost, and in a year or two, I plan on upgrading the CPU/MOBO and actually taking advantage of that PCIe Gen4 on my 6650XT! (still awesome performance as is, but my mobo and 9700 chipset doesn't support Gen4)
You can get an i5-12600k or i5-13600k or even a ryzen 7600x in the future and see a lot of performance increase ;P
@@cithr0963 whats wild is, the uplift on a GTX 1660ti ALONE at PCIe Gen3 is like 25 percent, I'm stoked at the future upgrade. AM5 motherboards will be 60 bucks brand new, and I'll have a 12-core 24 thread processor for 40% launch price
@@cithr0963i agree. 12th/13th gen motherboard with pcie 5.0 and ddr5 will be future proof for a while too. But gotta buy new ram and cpu on top of that which is pricey
@@hippobreath3703 that's the unfortunate part about my build, is that only in the last 4 years there's been like 4 generational increases from RAM, PCIe Gen4/5, and CPU socket. But, with performance like this, who caaaaares to wait a year or so and let all these components come down even more so, eh!? I look forward to DDR5 coming down even lower, especially because AMD chips seem to favor RAM clock speeds. (AMD will most likely be my next umbrella for upgrade, just because of price/performance. My i7 9700 hasn't aged too gracefully, and hasn't fallen much AT ALL in price)
PCI gen 4 will make ZERO difference. No card made can even come close to saturating a PCIE Gen3. Don't waste your money unless you are upgrading to get a faster CPU / RAM etc. If you are going to spend that much on a CPU and MOBO, you are probably going to want to upgrade that 6650XT as well lol. It never ends.
I think I can confidently say I've found my favourite RUclips channel for PC builds. The editing, music, lighting, and voice over are just perfect and welcoming to all levels of PC builders.
🎉🎉
He inspired me to build mine, I love it
I would like to thank you for all that editing and camera angles that you put into your video😮
I also have a ryzen 5 7600 with this exact same case. The stock cooler holds back the cpu badly. I've set a negative pbo curve and a thermal limit to somewhat offset this issue, but it still wasn't the best.
Then I've got an arctic II 360 AIO, and it changed everything. Now I can OC it without reaching anywhere near 70°C and the FPS values went through the roof :)
You don't have to go for an AIO like I did, I only chose this because it is one of the quitest, but you definitely need something other than the stock ryzen cooler. I think ID colling has some amazing deals, like the se 224 xt.
This channel is like computer build / asmr all in one.
Man we need a Micro Center in germany, this prices are so nice. And btw you Videos are always great to watch Love it, greets from germany!
your videios are so clean and satisfying
You make the perfect pc build videos, so relaxing!
I love your style, Caballero. Great presentation through and through.
Great video OZ thank you.
think i just found my new fav pc channel you have such a welcoming vibe its really relaxing i hope you get alot more subs bc you deserve it :)
great video. the only thing i would have done differently was test the motherboard and everything before i installed it in the case
My girlfriend just got me everything I need to build this exact pc for my birthday 😭🙏. Everything should get here in about a couple weeks. So excited thanks for this build dude.
Update: Everything went great. I had a lot of troubles building it cause it was my first gaming pc build ever so it was definitely a head scratcher at times. Eventually after like 6 hours everything was perfect. I did use different fans cause the ones he used didn’t have rgb lights in the back or on top. The case did come with 3 in the front but I wanted more within the case. And that’s the only difference. I also did pick the better options he put on his website for this build cause I wanted the best pc possible and my girlfriend really didn’t care about the budget so I went all out on this. Huge thanks for the build and a huge thanks to my girl for buying me the build 😂.
Kryonaught on a crappy stock cooler. That is nightmare fuel for some! Lol. Nice build and great value! AM5 is always slow to boot the first time. Don't forget to update your BIOS.
Great to see more videos from you!
I personally would have taken a 5600X from MC for $130 and used the extra $100 or so you spent on that 7600X and put it towards a better GPU. for $330 you could have gotten a ASRock intel Arc A770 w/ 16GB of VRAM or a PowerColor RX 6700XT with 12GB of VRAM. I think that would have given you better performance. The 5600X is fast enough not to bottleneck any of those cards. Just my thoughts though. In the end it subjective and each person does it a little different. Your build isn't bad at all. Its still a great build.
You can even buy used RTX 3070 ti or RX 6800
Hey do you guys know what kind of performance difference there would be with my rx6800 if I used :…
5600x3D 3200 cl16 or
7700x 6000 cl36
7600x 6000 cl30
At 1440 p Warzone ‘mostly??
Those first two are micro center bundles and last was what I was interested in at first
Will there be a big enough difference to justify the am5 offerings ?
Would it matter more if I ended up w 7800xt - 6950xt type GPU?
I hope that makes sense and sorry it’s weird place to ask but i keep finding info that contradicts what I had just read….
@@robertfarmer6316 AM5 socket is better for the longevity.
Great build, hoping to build my cousin a similar list I made to get him into PC gaming one day
love the vids keep it up!
I bought this case and i love it.
As someone with a very similar system still fesh out of the oven, I wholly agree with the B650 motherboard suggestion!
if you take b650, the computer will not heat up to 95 degrees?
@@Fvdtrop My MSI "PRO B650M-A WIFI" came set to prevent the CPU from its usual 95deg behaviour, which I'm honestly okay with. Wouldn't be a train smash if it did go 95deg though, since that's apparently intended on these chips.
i love those new montech cases, they make budget builds look so much more expensive than they really are
Yes I love the Montech Air 903 Base I have. It's so much better than the Fractal Design Focus 2 RGB that I got in white. They both give great airflow, but the Montech case was just BETTER.
I’m in love with it. It’s such a great price for what you get!
I just used that same cpu in my pc and it runs at 40c on Idle and 60 gaming with the 360 artic freezer aio, which btw hits the mother board because the radiator is so thick in a corsair 5000d case with top mounting. but those cpu temps would drive my OCD crazy lol.
Ozi, random question, but you don't happen to do voice overs for PBS do you? There's a commercial that I SWEAR sounds exactly like you.
that power supply is a primo bomb. coulda spent like $6-7 more, and got the apevia tier c prestige 600w 80+ gold psu
doubt they have it at microcenter tbh but i totally agree
eh true, but it isnt rly practical to buy all your components from one place anyway@@rafshkim
@@rafshkim Microcenter does have the Thermaltake GX2 though so that would work.
@@salemthekit6143 thermaltake gx2 is c tier speculative position so its not the same, so youre paying 10 more bucks for a similar power supply, but a little worse.
fr. i have to scroll way down just to see this sane comment. surprised more people has not mentioned it
Im definitely saving up and following your advice.I have a PC it has a 1070 ti it's alright.But I'm sure I'll get a better PC later I have a Xbox though.
Thank you for a great video.
Man, seeing these prices is such a heavenly sightseeing. The prices dropping over the past few months has been such a good thing for us gamers.
Meanwhile here in Brazil, things are still expensive af. Take for example the RX 6650XT, it is R$ 1,750 ( around 354 $ ). It's so hard trying to build something here that's actually decent and it would last for some years.
Welp, I'm saving a little bit of money and selling my old pc to try and upgrade from a LGA 1155 DDR3 to AM4 DDR4, hopefully by the end of the year it comes true.
Great vid as always, love your builds. Putting your video while doing something else is so good and pleasing to ear, thank you! :D
Yea prices are marginally down here in Canada too, but it is dead technology and will be replaced in less than 2 years with DDR6-AM6 with the sick pricing all over again. Overall NOTHING needs more than an AM4/DDR4 system, not even the top end five games if people can admit to not be script players. Everything done outside of bleeding edge industry does not need more than DDR4 era products.
Cozy 💯💯
Let’s go another video
hello i just wanted to say the reason and something else to squeeze out more performance on csgo is because u playing deathmatch so there is more players too render.. if u want more real fps u go in a short match so its only 10 players on server. also u can play on stretch resolution (1280x960) for more fps, most pros play on this resolution
You have one of the most soothing voices I’ve heard on YT, especially compared to other tech RUclipsrs.
Oz you should’ve had a full cart of those $2 fans 😂😂
I got that sake GPU i love it. As long as you get an RX 6650 XT under $250 you're gold.
To lower temp , disable Performance boost in bios ..
Ty
Your the most cozy person i've ever watched.
love how it’s a simple pc build instead of those 4000 dollars pc builds. it’s so extra for me
Did you try adjusting your Graphics card settings? Switching to fast timing and increasing power limit. Tuning can improve AMD 6000 series cards by a lot.
Love the content, always so relaxing to watch. On a side note - You might be able to hit that 1000fps goal if you manually overclock/under-volt the 6650xt!
getting a 1000 fps only really available at 1080p. This would be a cpu limitation, not gpu. fyi
@Te.legram_- Wow thanks scam bot, you're my new best friend!
Im going to build this with the 7600x and then save up for a dedicated gpu over the next few months ( will use it for work and low intensity games e.g sims and minecraft)
EPIC Ozi!!!
Voice smooth as butter lol
Oh I'm so envious of Americans having Microcenter 😂😂
🎉.
Also can try overclocking the 6650 or possibly undervolting (not too familiar with the 6650) but I am on rdna2 as well and I got a decent bump in performance undervolting as well as less power/heat, win-win.
I liked the video, but i think the build could have been a bit more balanced. Probably it sounds repetitive but in my view the best path for a "cheap" build right now is an i5 12400f or even a i3 but with a better mobo that costs a bit more and can manage better options like even a 13900k or 14000 series in the future.
found this channel today and honestly a breath of fresh air, not only on my RUclips but life as a whole. Keep doing this!!
I somehow managed to find a past giant of laptops the msi gt80 titan from 2014 that got upgraded from an i7 4720hq to a i7 4930mx and it still got the sli gtx 980m's and i found it at 800$ over here in Romania its really rare to find such a gem of the past and 800$ in romania is 4000 ron and its hella cheap for those specs here
Great video
Would probably be a good idea to peel the sticker off the NVME SSD so the thermal pad on the heatsink is in direct contact with the chips.
The sticker is thermally conductive, you'll only void the warranty
blud what u waffing about?
@@MadeForD Blud?
1000 FPS you were pushing that one lol. Awesome video
btw you can get a ryzen 7 5700x for cheaper even though its am4
I love an hour away from a microcenter here in SoCal. It’s tech heaven
Think you should of showed wiring aswell really skipped quite a bit, new people would appreciate to follow easier step by step and could calmly build themselves. Besides that well made and chill video 👍
I live in Indianapolis!!!!!!!
love watching ur satisfying vids
Spend $30 on a tower cooler. The stock cooler is terrible and the one you have looks like the heat sink is smaller than before. It was a bad performer with AM4 and I don’t know why it would be sold with any AM5 processor.
For people that aren't experienced in CPU installation, I would NOT recommend using a paper towel to wipe off the paste but if you do, make sure there are no little fibers from the paper towel left on the CPU, it will mess up your thermals pretty badly. I generally use one used microfiber cloth to wipe off the paste and a fresh, clean one to do the finishing clean. Those towels don't leave behind any microscopic fibers.
Coffee filters are also an option
he's running a 7600 65w cpu with a stock cooler, tiny fibers are not gonna matter. this doesn't require a strong cooling solution and it's getting one anyway.
@@randonkbaymy 3600 hits 90 on the stock cooler. but i also live at the equator so ymmv.
@@alexkwan3 Undervolt, repaste and upgrade cooler if possible. High heat isn't good for the lifespan of the chip.
@@HellFire107 oh i just got an aftermarket cooler instead, runs under 70 now.
What do you think is better for now to build AM5 build or AM4. I have B450m mobo and 16gb 3200mhz ram, I consider to buy Rzyen 7 5700x and RX6700xt. Or even better to build AM5 and have potential for upgrading in future?
I dont know how you managed to make pc build so relaxing you earn a sub keep it up
Ong I was abt to scroll and then I saw how abnormally happy you are in the thumbnail and I was like ahhhh I’ll check it out this is exactly what I need and like pretty much exactly my budget great shit and keep up the great work
Two years ago, I built myself a $600 computer that's only slightly less powerful than this one. I appreciate Oz and this isn't a comment on him. It's a sad comment on what we are supposed to consider a good deal today.
Uhm great video quick question thou you mentioned the p12 pwn fans are 2usd when infact they listed at 10 each unless it was an instore special > ?
I live in one of the most tech heavy cities in the world. Seattle. There is not a microcenter within 500 miles. Just wish they’d open one here.
Oz can you please make me an affordable "workstation" to make video games and 3d models on? Please.
14:25 WAIT OZI, the 7600 non-x isn't supposed to run that hot at all. The 7600X is the one that'll limit itself to 95 degrees, the 7600 doesn't do that and ships with a 65w (Well, 88w, AMD things) limit out of the box. It's possible you had PBO on, or that it turned on by default, but that shouldn't be happening with a non-x part.
Add a 5-7% undervolt and you're golden.
I think it's because of the Wraith Stealth stock cooler. If it was Wraith Prism it would be completely different story.
@@MrRoko91 A friend of mine has the 7600 with the stock cooler and his temps are way, way lower than that. He rarely hits over 80 in gaming compared to the 95 that oz was getting.
@@purplegill10 Interesting... don't know then. I guess it also depends on the game. Some are more CPU bound than others. Also the silicon lottery is a thing, even when it comes to stock parameters.
@@MrRoko91 I don't doubt either of those points, but 95c is such an outlier that it makes me wonder more about the motherboard providing incorrect voltages or if the cooler had some kind of mounting issue. I'd lean more towards the former since there's a few gigabyte motherboards that had those issues with ryzen 7000 launched.
500 fps ROFL don't fall for this crappy hoax advertising. This thing won't even get close to 50 fps in any real game
It’d probably get 500fps on the lowest settings
Hey Oz, loved the video!! I'm a huge fan. Does the case really matter in making this build or are there alternative options?
i don’t think it matters as long as the case can fit the psu gpu and motherboard
hey man i need some help with PC build for 1080p. i want to build r5 7600 with 3060 12gb just for future proof upgrades etc. what do you think about that build?
I would love to see your take on a $1000 pc or even a $1500 build
You need RXT 5090 TX AMDia Card.
forgot to methion to remove the pice cover on the gpu jk love your videos bud and ryzen 7000 dose take a while to post
Dam i live in Indianapolis, would have been cool to meet you Oz.
Hey so my question is if these pcs are really worth it because my parents are very strict with such high budget gaming things so are they really worth to spend such a high budget on?
2:02 Bro, you left the camera recording at your house?
500W ONLY ??????
What are your thoughts on a mostly AliExpress build? I'm looking at the Ryzen 5 7500f and Gigabyte Mobo for $225, 2x8 16Gb DDR5 4800, 1tb nvme and assassin type CPU cooler for another $75. Rx 5500xt for $99, local case and PSU for ~$110. A little under $600 for a nice AM5 setup. Free shipping on everything. But 30 day wait time.
Don't buy 2x8 ddr5. Ideally 2x16 at 6000, ddr5 is way cheaper now
@@valentin3186 I'm poor, and just wanted to get started, got my eyes on 32gb in a few months.
16:56 I’m interested in editing videos. What modifications would be needed to this setup to edit 4k videos?
does anybody know how many fps would it get in Fortnite
I got a used like new 6650XT Red Devil on Ebay for $184.00 shipped the other day. An upgrade for my wifes PC at a killer price. She was running a R9 380X 4GB GPU, so its a massive upgrade for cheap. Gpu's like that are a steal right now... finally.
This is a pretty sweet build... for someone who doesn't have to buy a plane ticket or drive more than 2 hours, to get to a Micro Center cough cough Micro Center build more stores dammit😐
You should test Fortnite cause that is also a very popular game (my main game)
You should have tried RSR, it would probably helped a lot in Valorant to boost your fps to 1000s, one of the many pros that AMD cards have.
OZ i absolutely love your videos, you’ve inspired me on your $100 PC started build and went though with it. Planning on making an upgrade about 2 years later. I knew to come back to your videos for PC builds. I love the content and enjoy watching your vids!
Ohhh this man's so satisfying smooth voice !😮 Love it 😌
Just wondering if the mobo and gpu would fit in a micro atx case
Yeah but being bIack person is terrible experience.
*minecraft frames laughing quietly in the corner* but an awesome video ozi!
If you're going to build and AM5 platform and have access to microcenter seems crazy to not buy the MSI B-650 pro, 7700x, 32gb g.skill pc 6000 combo for $399
Newegg is everyone's Micro Center, I built the same PC for around the same budget with TWO copies of Starfield:
Cooler Master MasterBox Q300L / $39.99
MSI PRO A620M-E / $74.99
MSI RADEON RX 6650 XT/ $234,99
AMD Ryzen 5 7600 / $219
Silicon Power DDR5 32GB 6000MHz / $78.99
Thermaltake 500W 80+ / $39.99
Team Group MP44L 1TB PCIe 4.0 SSD / $42.99
Total : $745.61
🎉win
Love your videos PC game
Never use A boards they are all trash. You can find cheap B650 boards.
Haven't seen any A bord issues on RUclips
Have you ever thought about doing an in depth calm video on how to build a PC, would love to see one someday in the future. First time building a PC is stressful so seeing something like that would be nice
Can you make an 600 dollar one please?
Dang I hadn’t heard of the 7500f before, nor do I recall having seen benchmarks from any of the big tech reviewers on youtube, my impression was that generally AMD was losing in the sub $200 CPU market, would be curious to see how this compares to Intel for price
Hardware Unboxed has a 7500F vs 13400 review for about 1 month now. That's on you for not researching and thinking Intel is better since you said AMD is losing in the sub $200 market which is highly falsified and far from the truth.
@@itsatrap4986 Dang man, that’s a pretty aggressive response, I am subscribed to HU, though evidently missed that vid. To be clear, I’m not currently looking to build a system, nor did I claim in my original comment to be up-to-date about the state of the current market or giving any sort of recommendation to people. I’m genuinely happy to hear of AMD offering a sub-$200 present gen architecture 6 core. I believe at one point not terribly long ago (within the last year or two), there were plenty of folks recommending an 11400f/12400f for budget builds that used a discrete GPU. Here’s to hoping the competition continues to drive higher performance and more consumer-friendly pricing!
You mentioned intel but not AMD. Why is that? The 5500 and 5600 has been killing it in the not just budget but, AMD as a company, CPU market for the last 7 years. The 5600 has been sub $150, usually $130, for about a year now and overall cost is cheaper with a plethora of cheap AM4 boards than the intel equivalent. There is competition but why do people only talk about Intel? Bottomline is people need to do their homework and research in parts and compare them to the competition instead going by word of mouth or just blindly following a brand.
A good channel to keep updated for parts and price breakdowns is PC Builder. He also does "boost my builds" where people submit their parts list and he boosts it for them.
@@itsatrap4986 honestly your response is almost comical and filled with false assumptions. Firstly, I did mention AMD in my original comment. I also have an AMD CPU in my current build (5800X) and have built a system for a friend with a 5600X (quite a while ago at this point admittedly). I’m glad AMD discounts their previous gen CPUs, but generally their sub-$200 offerings have been discounted previous gen architecture parts. The 5600X released in 11/2020, and the 5600 released nearly 1.5 yrs later (4/2022). As I said above, it’s great to see AMD offering the current gen CPU architecture at a sub-$200 price point when the reality is that many games are still heavily relying on single-threaded performance. It’s evident you were out for blood from your original response, I’m too old to fight with trolls these days, but to reiterate, kudos to Oz for helping improve exposure for this CPU. I hope that it sells well and encourages AMD to offer more sub-$200 products based on their latest architecture.