Some bits of update (and story time hehe)!! After about a week or two after the build, my PC suddenly shutdown by itself and won't boot anymore. It was just stuck in boot loop, kept restarting after the motherboard logo screen. I've tried going to safe mode etc. etc. but it still didn't work. It just won't boot to windows or anything by itself. I've also tried reinstalling the windows and reseating my hardware, and still nothing. The weird thing is I can still boot it up if I force boot it from the boot override option in the BIOS. But that is also short-lived because after some minutes of entering windows, the PC decided to shut down by itself again. So my dad and I tried checking each of the hardware, from changing the PSU, RAM, GPU, and finally, we discovered the culprit... the CPU. Turns out, the CPU got some manufacture internal error/fault so we trade it to the store where I bought it and thankfully, my PC booted normally right after the change! That really stressed me out for a week because I kept thinking about how much money I've spent for this build and also because I had an unfinished job and deadlines that needed to be done quickly :" But thankfully, everything went back to the way it should be and I can finally breathe~ [Indonesian translation below]
[Indonesian Translation] Sedikit update dan cerita!! Setelah seminggu/dua minggu dari ngerakit, tiba-tiba PC ku ini mati sendiri dan setelah itu dia gak mau booting sama sekali. Dia nge-stuck dan terus-terusan ngerestart setelah logo ASRock nya keluar. Aku coba masuk ke safe mode juga gabisa. Dia bener-bener gak mau booting baik ke windows atau lainnya. Aku udah coba re-install windows dan ngencengin part pc ku lagi tapi tetep aja ga berhasil. Anehnya lagi, dia masih mau booting kalau semisal aku paksa lewat boot override yang ada di BIOS. tapi itu juga gak lama, dia mati sendiri lagi beberapa menit setelah masuk windows. Jadinya aku sama ayahku muter otak dan nge-checkin satu persatu parts nya dari PSU, RAM, GPU, dan pada akhirnya, ketemulah penyebabnya... CPU. Ternyata, CPU yang kudapetin kayaknya ada internal error dari pabriknya, jadi aku tukerlah itu CPU ke tokonya, dan untungnya, PC ku kembali normal setelah itu! Problematika itu bikin aku stress semingguan, karena mikir lagi dong seberapa banyak uang yang udah aku tabung dan keluarin buat bikin PC ini. Ditambah lagi aku juga ada deadline yang perlu aku kejar :" Tapi untungnya, sekarang sudah kembali seperti semula dan aman~
@@lamiaspxce hahaha jago tuh papanya, i also built my own pc in 2020, then sometimes it wont turn on, but just 6 hours ago its okay before i shutdown, i found the culprit to be the static electricity in my house, i got shocked just by touching the metal case of the CPU, and the problem went away since i never turn on/off my psu ever again btw, 3060 is such a powerhorse, if you are mainly use it for gaming, better monitor is a must have, 144hz/240hz in 1080p, with that GPU and 75hz monitor you waste the extra frame.
@@kevin-sj3wt Hahaha I'm glad that you found the problem and solved it! and I'm not really using my pc for gaming yet, my storage is almost full from the works I have to do 🥹
@@ShiSenpaikun I did that too actually! it didn't worked because the problem is within the CPU itself and not the BIOS (bcs cmiiw, remong cmos is basically resetting the bios. the problem is not in the bios haha)
It's just something about people who build their first PC that makes my day. I build PC's for people who want to start gaming, but seeing people actually try their hardest to build their first PC is soul soothing. It really shows you their dedication to start.
its nice too see people so determined about this type of stuff, its the same way I feel whenever I see people first starting out art. :) completely off topic but you build pcs right? what are your prices I've been meaning to find someone who can build mine since I don't have the time :")
@@teresagarcia7406 I stopped building about 6 months ago due to me catching covid and not wanting to get anyone sick, but I didn't really charge much. For a build that is 800 dollars, I'd charge 60-80 dollars. 1000 dollars plus, I'd charge 80-100. When charging, you charge 8-10% of the build and when you do the easy math, you get your price. I'm going to start building on Christmas if I don't catch any sicknesses. Still sick right now, but that's because I have a cold. My immune system has been severely weakened by covid.
@Lobster makes sense, please stay safe and take care of yourself. i understand how difficult dealing with immune system issues is and i wholeheartedly wish you well :) the build that i need is around 1,300 dollars since i need it for work/school (3D modeling & video rendering) if you start building again id definitely love to commission you to build mine!
That build looks amazing! Everything was done so brilliantly. The time and dedication it takes to plan out a build with or without experience is immense and you perfectly delivered! Amazing!
i love this setup because everything used in this was nearly the same i built before covid and when parts were cheaper. Parts today are now getting cheap and this isnt a overall bad gaming pc, amazing job.
wonderful. you're so brave, i've never built my own pc. i was terrified even replacing the thermal paste on my cpu earlier this year... PCs now look a lot simpler than the one I have now (its about 8 years old) maybe one day i'll build my own thanks to your video :)
Thank you so much! And you're right, PCs now does look simpler. I also hope that one day you can build your own too! It seems terrifying at first, but the result is worth the first struggle ☺
I built mine about 8 years ago aswell, not much has changed in terms of ease of building so you must've just made a bad choice in your case or got a non modular power supply
My first pc was built together with my friends. Then i started to disassemble it on my own for my mobo and casing change. It took me 3 nights (because im working) but it was fun!
it's this type of video that inspires me to plan my pc for gaming and editing, I'm trying my best to achieve this goal this year, I hope everything goes well
i'm watching a lot of first time builds for when i can finally start buying parts for mine and imagine how surprised i was as a carat to see the little wonwoo figures!! i'd recognize him anywhere 🥺 lovely build, i'm definitely copying some parts!!
Super proud of you for building your first pc! It really is an amazing feeling once it's all complete. I have to say, though, it's a shame your monitor won't be able to give you your pc's fullest potential. You spent all of this money on this really nice pc but you can only play 1080p @75hz when this build can easily push 1440p @144hz. Personally I would have saved the money you spent on that monitor and used it for a 1440p 144hz monitor a month or so down the line when you had saved the money. You can find some nice ones around $350-$450 and you will be able to get the most out of that awesome pc. Trust me, it's definitely worth it. If you planned on going 1080p @75hz you could have saved hundreds of dollars on that pc. Obviously the choice is up to you but I would most definitely consider a monitor upgrade! So happy to see that it came together nicely it looks absolutely beautiful. It sucks that the CPU was having some issues but I'm glad you could fix it!
Yeahhh sadly due to some circumstances, I was only able to get that one at that time ^^ but yeah, will definitely try to look for a monitor upgrade when I have the budget in the future!
@@lamiaspxce It's because if there static on them you have chance to fry the motherboard, it happen to one of my friend. Just pout the board on the motherboard box and that's gonna be fine, also dont forget to touch metal before building a pc cuz human body can have static too ^^
@@GHOSTERING any metal would do? How about windows rods/frame? That's made up of iron. I just have to touch it once before unpacking stuff from box right? Or do I have to touch it once every 5 mins or so? I'm kinda slow at this stuff that's why asking. Hope you don't mind ^
@@nyaa104 A door handle it's enough and you dont need to touch it every 5 mins. You can also buy a anti-static bracelet that connects to a ground socket. Idk how much they cost
That moment when you turn on that PC, whose parts you bought little by little and which you assembled for the first time... That emotion is unforgettable hahahahaha
For gaming especially, but also generally for work, upgrading from a 60/75 Hz monitor to 120/144/165 Hz monitor makes a world of difference. Everything feel so much smoother and pleasant to use. Since you need a good color profile as well you should definitely research and upgrade your current monitor when you can. I must however warn you. You will never be a able to use a 60 Hz monitor without feeling like something is wrong ever again :)
Great build! Forethought and planning go a long way when building your own system and it shows! Installing your own Wi-Fi, matching cable extensions, all very impressive for a new builder. I would upgrade your monitor when you have the cash. That computer can drive much more than a 1080p display at 75hz. I use my old monitor as a second display now, very good for productivity!
PC looks nice and very well put video :) would definitely recommend upgrading power supply if you do any big upgrades later on but anyways hope you’re enjoying your set up !
I built 3 pcs over the years, I recently put my 3rd pc back in a case that was in my arcade cabinet, when I had to downsize my stuff. It's really not hard if you are new to this stuff. I just searched how to do it and I bought the parts, not too hard if you take your time. It's actually kind of cool because when you put it together yourself it gets you more familiar with the parts too.
I love your white aesthetic setup! I'm inspired to build my own PC too. Hopefully I can build another PC on my own becuase my first PC was built by my friend.
Thank you so muchh! 💕 I hope you can build one on your own too. It was really confusing at first, but the satisfaction after completing the build is so worth it! Plus, you gear up a new skill 😆
This girl has some serious courage doing all the heavy lifting with those beautiful nails 😮 Great video gal, I know this industry is stereotyped and male-biased but I hope you find hardware and tech stuff more and more interesting each day.
Aaak thank you so much!! Tbh I was more afraid of scratching some parts with my nails :" but thankfully, I didn't. Crisis averted! And yeah! I really enjoy the learning and building process of this and hopefully I can learn more about it ^^ because my current knowledge so far is probably only at the surface level hahaha
that build is good but i highly recommend you to change your PSU to a 650/750W PSU with at least 80+ bronze,as your GPU will consume a lot of power,and it will secure your GPU from lack of power :)
@@shiftto yes, a 650w can handle it perfectly, I'm just worried if she still using her 550w psu till now, cause the gpu is power hungry, i just don't want her others components died
Great build but I'd say for future reference get a bit more for your PSU. 550w is usually okay but with the 30 series being a bit more power hungry a 650w should be fine for a long time :)
Just wanted to say that it looks amazing and u did a perfect job 😍 you should be proud of yourself! Sad to hear you had that stressful situation with PSU, but glad it got solved 🥰
Honestly this does seems made in professional way. I already guess this must be Indo region when i saw the dark flash pc case. Btw, maybe replace your monitor to a higher refresh rates one at least 144hz consider the rtx 3060 is more than capable to handle.
Thank you so muchh 🥺 It seems the dark flash case is really popular in the SEA region and for it's affordability 😆 Yeaah, I've been thinking about replacing my monitor too, maybe later in the future when I have the budget to upgrade ^^
Looks really clean, some advice though. The way the PC is positioned means the exhaust fan in the back is really close to the wall, if u could make a tiny bit more space for it it'll do its job better. But I think you'd be fine with the airflow you have.
Very nice! If you have some spare money get a 650w psu, 550w is a very bare number, meaning ur hardware would just not reach that number, getting a 650w would be very good, especially if ur looking to use this for a longer time as your usage of those parts can spike more watts then ur current psu!
Of course, thank you for the advice! And don't worry, I do have plans of upgrading my psu soon! (When I have the budget that is 🥲 gotta work hard first). The one shown here was used only because I had to press my expense a bit and was the only spare part available at home ^^
@@lamiaspxce very good pc, u did a lot better then most people in all categories of building a pc! Also a quick tip to help ur yt :) Try adding tags, there’s a section while ur making ur video, go on a website and search the main point of the video and copy all those words, basically what it does is, if somone search’s that word up you have a chance of popping up! If ur out of space in that tags, use desc, desc also works as tags! GL
@@hass8625 Thank you very much for the tips! Also If you don't mind me asking, do you have any websites recommendation for that? So far I've been using the free version of tubebuddy and while it works just fine before, I can't seem to get it work again nowadays :"
Actually this video works as visual ASMR, nice build btw, you should try to set your gpu vertically (if you have dome rbg on the fan side), and actually the airflow that way is better! Have a good one!
Great build. Only thing letting it down is the monitor. You have amazing hardware let down by the limitations of the Monitor. Should go for a higher refresh rate and resolution one for sure.
@@feconway A high refresh rate 1440p 27 inch to 34 inch monitor is my recommendation for sure. Personally I prefer VA over IPS for the deeper blacks but you should do some research into which panel technology is best for your needs. Alternatively if money is not an option you can go for one of the new OLED monitors that were unveiled at CES 2023. They will be available in the coming months from LG and other third parties but I would stick to LG as they will be well priced and they make the actual panels anyway. If you are on a tight budget then go with a 1080p monitor with at least a 144hrz display and no larger than 24 inch as in my opinion this is the sweet spot for 1080p gaming. TLDR; 1440P high refresh rate monitor.
@@feconway 1440p 27 is hard for the 3060 in most cases. 24‘ 1080 is totally fine. Dont go for a 34‘ one ur 3060 cant handle 4k in 95% of the games. with a 3060 i think a 1080p is the way to go, if u want to upgrade ur gpu in the near future u can go with a 27‘ 1440p
@@PowerHannes69 I actually already bought a 27" 1440p monitor... I'm using a ryzen 5600g so I'm still looking for the right graphics card that can handle the monitor at atleast 60fps. any recommendations?
im about to build my first pc and we happened to have same cpu aio and fans, it was pretty cool to watch someone in the same position as i am figuring it out and doing it, hopefully mine turns out just as good 😅
just a little really super duper tiny recommendation is getting a gpu support bracket so it wont bend or anything! but overall, what a pretty pc, so clean!
built my first PC 2 weeks ago, your PC build is very similar to mine, im using Ryzen 5 5600 and Asrock B550m pro4 too, even the theme is same....black and white, except im using Radeon RX6600 and Deepcool macube 110 white, at first i was afraid to build my very first PC, but when i build it was so fun...build a PC is like build a LEGO for adult, hope to make a PC related video too in my channel, i enjoy your video, good content
I feel so glad too see this in midnight because of your happines in making your dream true .....i love it I hope one day I also make this like you ☺️☺️💜
Great build love it I use the same case and only downfall is that it didn’t come with fans other than that great but also a tip for anyone planning on building a pc the outside of the wrap the motherboard comes in is conductive and also low risk can mess it up I just use the box or turn the wrap inside out since the inside isn’t conductive
Building a PC is such a cool thing to do. I've built myself 2 PCs now... first time I sweat it up HARD!! LOL... I was so scared. My current PC I went ahead with a small form factor case and it was really fun!!
First time is definitely the most difficult process 😂 ooh how was building a small form factor one? I was considering to build one before this but was too afraid to screw up since it's all small and I don't really know how to cable manage neatly yet
very nice build i remember when i built my first all-white PC 6 months ago... after 2 months or so, i got rid of it. an all-white PC, to me, didn't look right in my particular setting. nothing, and i mean nothing, was white in my gaming room other than my PC and components. Though the color white goes with everything imaginable, it just clashed with all my other tech stuff in that room. it was a sad day when i realized that that was the reason the room seemed out of balance. At least i was able to sell it for a good amount and make another PC.
Thank you very much! ☺ You are very right, an all-white PC sound nice and can be good in all settings. Despite white being a neutral color, it could still crash when you already have other theme in the current setup 😭 But, I'm happy that you can make a new PC out of it!
Finally someone on my kind of budget 😂 Really nice video! I'm planning on making an all white build at some point, just buying a few parts at a time to upgrade my current PC. Btw, does AIO cooling mean you just plug and play? You don't have to put liquid in yourself?
Wow it's so beautifully built.. i messed up my cable management BIG TIME😅 i could really use a helping hand like yours when it comes to cable management fr
cant wait ive been watching pc build im selling my ps5 for 500 and my moms gonna pay off the difference with her money and im buy a cyberpower pc i hope i dont do any mistake cuz it will be my first ever pc/computer
Some bits of update (and story time hehe)!!
After about a week or two after the build, my PC suddenly shutdown by itself and won't boot anymore. It was just stuck in boot loop, kept restarting after the motherboard logo screen. I've tried going to safe mode etc. etc. but it still didn't work. It just won't boot to windows or anything by itself. I've also tried reinstalling the windows and reseating my hardware, and still nothing.
The weird thing is I can still boot it up if I force boot it from the boot override option in the BIOS. But that is also short-lived because after some minutes of entering windows, the PC decided to shut down by itself again.
So my dad and I tried checking each of the hardware, from changing the PSU, RAM, GPU, and finally, we discovered the culprit... the CPU. Turns out, the CPU got some manufacture internal error/fault so we trade it to the store where I bought it and thankfully, my PC booted normally right after the change!
That really stressed me out for a week because I kept thinking about how much money I've spent for this build and also because I had an unfinished job and deadlines that needed to be done quickly :"
But thankfully, everything went back to the way it should be and I can finally breathe~
[Indonesian translation below]
[Indonesian Translation]
Sedikit update dan cerita!!
Setelah seminggu/dua minggu dari ngerakit, tiba-tiba PC ku ini mati sendiri dan setelah itu dia gak mau booting sama sekali. Dia nge-stuck dan terus-terusan ngerestart setelah logo ASRock nya keluar. Aku coba masuk ke safe mode juga gabisa. Dia bener-bener gak mau booting baik ke windows atau lainnya. Aku udah coba re-install windows dan ngencengin part pc ku lagi tapi tetep aja ga berhasil.
Anehnya lagi, dia masih mau booting kalau semisal aku paksa lewat boot override yang ada di BIOS. tapi itu juga gak lama, dia mati sendiri lagi beberapa menit setelah masuk windows.
Jadinya aku sama ayahku muter otak dan nge-checkin satu persatu parts nya dari PSU, RAM, GPU, dan pada akhirnya, ketemulah penyebabnya... CPU. Ternyata, CPU yang kudapetin kayaknya ada internal error dari pabriknya, jadi aku tukerlah itu CPU ke tokonya, dan untungnya, PC ku kembali normal setelah itu!
Problematika itu bikin aku stress semingguan, karena mikir lagi dong seberapa banyak uang yang udah aku tabung dan keluarin buat bikin PC ini. Ditambah lagi aku juga ada deadline yang perlu aku kejar :"
Tapi untungnya, sekarang sudah kembali seperti semula dan aman~
@@lamiaspxce hahaha jago tuh papanya, i also built my own pc in 2020, then sometimes it wont turn on, but just 6 hours ago its okay before i shutdown, i found the culprit to be the static electricity in my house, i got shocked just by touching the metal case of the CPU, and the problem went away since i never turn on/off my psu ever again
btw, 3060 is such a powerhorse, if you are mainly use it for gaming, better monitor is a must have, 144hz/240hz in 1080p, with that GPU and 75hz monitor you waste the extra frame.
When this happens, I recommend removing the CMOS battery for 60 seconds and putting it back in. This resets the BIOS
@@kevin-sj3wt Hahaha I'm glad that you found the problem and solved it! and I'm not really using my pc for gaming yet, my storage is almost full from the works I have to do 🥹
@@ShiSenpaikun I did that too actually! it didn't worked because the problem is within the CPU itself and not the BIOS (bcs cmiiw, remong cmos is basically resetting the bios. the problem is not in the bios haha)
It's just something about people who build their first PC that makes my day. I build PC's for people who want to start gaming, but seeing people actually try their hardest to build their first PC is soul soothing. It really shows you their dedication to start.
its nice too see people so determined about this type of stuff, its the same way I feel whenever I see people first starting out art. :)
completely off topic but you build pcs right? what are your prices I've been meaning to find someone who can build mine since I don't have the time :")
@@teresagarcia7406 I stopped building about 6 months ago due to me catching covid and not wanting to get anyone sick, but I didn't really charge much. For a build that is 800 dollars, I'd charge 60-80 dollars. 1000 dollars plus, I'd charge 80-100. When charging, you charge 8-10% of the build and when you do the easy math, you get your price. I'm going to start building on Christmas if I don't catch any sicknesses. Still sick right now, but that's because I have a cold. My immune system has been severely weakened by covid.
Aaa, thank you so much 🥺 that means a lot to me
@Lobster makes sense, please stay safe and take care of yourself. i understand how difficult dealing with immune system issues is and i wholeheartedly wish you well :)
the build that i need is around 1,300 dollars since i need it for work/school (3D modeling & video rendering) if you start building again id definitely love to commission you to build mine!
Same I built so money pcs already its not as fun as it used to be ☹️
It's the cute "yay" after installing the cpu for me 10/10
That build looks amazing! Everything was done so brilliantly. The time and dedication it takes to plan out a build with or without experience is immense and you perfectly delivered! Amazing!
Thank you!! ☺
i love this setup because everything used in this was nearly the same i built before covid and when parts were cheaper. Parts today are now getting cheap and this isnt a overall bad gaming pc, amazing job.
wonderful.
you're so brave, i've never built my own pc. i was terrified even replacing the thermal paste on my cpu earlier this year...
PCs now look a lot simpler than the one I have now (its about 8 years old) maybe one day i'll build my own thanks to your video :)
Thank you so much!
And you're right, PCs now does look simpler. I also hope that one day you can build your own too! It seems terrifying at first, but the result is worth the first struggle ☺
pretty sure you can do it. I don't make my own either not because i can't i mean it's not hard. i'm just lazy and can pay someone to do it for me :)
@@Zenbeau I did it at the start of February :D
I built mine about 8 years ago aswell, not much has changed in terms of ease of building so you must've just made a bad choice in your case or got a non modular power supply
This video is advertised as not a tutorial but still ended up being better than what verge did.
My first pc was built together with my friends. Then i started to disassemble it on my own for my mobo and casing change. It took me 3 nights (because im working) but it was fun!
As someone who has built PC's before, watching this was quite calming. For your first time, not bad. Not bad at all.
Such a beautiful build and desk setup. Great planning and execution 👍🏻
Aaaa, thank you very much 💕
it's this type of video that inspires me to plan my pc for gaming and editing, I'm trying my best to achieve this goal this year, I hope everything goes well
watching all of them being put together is so satisfying. this is so inspiring 🥺
i'm watching a lot of first time builds for when i can finally start buying parts for mine and imagine how surprised i was as a carat to see the little wonwoo figures!! i'd recognize him anywhere 🥺 lovely build, i'm definitely copying some parts!!
Love from fellow carats 💕 hopefully you managed to get the parts u wanted!
Super proud of you for building your first pc! It really is an amazing feeling once it's all complete. I have to say, though, it's a shame your monitor won't be able to give you your pc's fullest potential. You spent all of this money on this really nice pc but you can only play 1080p @75hz when this build can easily push 1440p @144hz. Personally I would have saved the money you spent on that monitor and used it for a 1440p 144hz monitor a month or so down the line when you had saved the money. You can find some nice ones around $350-$450 and you will be able to get the most out of that awesome pc. Trust me, it's definitely worth it. If you planned on going 1080p @75hz you could have saved hundreds of dollars on that pc. Obviously the choice is up to you but I would most definitely consider a monitor upgrade! So happy to see that it came together nicely it looks absolutely beautiful. It sucks that the CPU was having some issues but I'm glad you could fix it!
her work requires the gpu
Yeahhh sadly due to some circumstances, I was only able to get that one at that time ^^ but yeah, will definitely try to look for a monitor upgrade when I have the budget in the future!
Bro quick youtube search shows her build wont get high fps (only around 40-60fps) on 1440p high setting, much more on 144hz on latest games.
I'm so proud watching people doing their best to build their new pc alone, good job !!!
Beautiful build, well done, especially for a first build!
Thank you so muchh! ☺
What a great build and the best part was the final, genshin impact with that build, just perfect!!! hope you enjoy it a lot
Anti-static bags are only anti-static on the inside. Just a FYI for the next time you build a computer.
Ooh, I never knew that before. Thank you so much!
@@lamiaspxce It's because if there static on them you have chance to fry the motherboard, it happen to one of my friend. Just pout the board on the motherboard box and that's gonna be fine, also dont forget to touch metal before building a pc cuz human body can have static too ^^
@@GHOSTERING any metal would do? How about windows rods/frame? That's made up of iron. I just have to touch it once before unpacking stuff from box right?
Or do I have to touch it once every 5 mins or so?
I'm kinda slow at this stuff that's why asking. Hope you don't mind ^
@@nyaa104 A door handle it's enough and you dont need to touch it every 5 mins. You can also buy a anti-static bracelet that connects to a ground socket. Idk how much they cost
@@GHOSTERING door handle is far away however window frame is near from where I sit. I guess I'll touch it before unpacking
turning it on for the first time is always the most exciting and scariest part
That moment when you turn on that PC, whose parts you bought little by little and which you assembled for the first time... That emotion is unforgettable hahahahaha
For gaming especially, but also generally for work, upgrading from a 60/75 Hz monitor to 120/144/165 Hz monitor makes a world of difference. Everything feel so much smoother and pleasant to use. Since you need a good color profile as well you should definitely research and upgrade your current monitor when you can.
I must however warn you. You will never be a able to use a 60 Hz monitor without feeling like something is wrong ever again :)
Agreed and FPS does limited to 60/62 fps
Hahaha, thank you for the recommendation! Will definitely try to look for an upgrade when I have the budget ^^
That's a satisfying build i just seen , love to see how you manage everything so beautifully ❤️
Very clean! I would have never guessed this was your first build :3
Great video, very solid build. I like that you went with 32GB kit. I upgraded from 16 to 32 recently myself, very pleasant upgrade.
What kind of upgrade in performance did you see?
@@DavisFisher169 just lets u have bigger or more files
@catrasuperiority no it doesn't 😭that's your ssd or hard drive ram gives you more memory to look at them mabye but not more
@@DavisFisher169 it's just more responsive in general, especially when multitasking.
this video is made so well!! super concise, clean and cute!! love it and the build :)
Omg , thank you so much!! 🥺💕
@@lamiaspxce no problem at all lovely!!
Great build! Forethought and planning go a long way when building your own system and it shows! Installing your own Wi-Fi, matching cable extensions, all very impressive for a new builder.
I would upgrade your monitor when you have the cash. That computer can drive much more than a 1080p display at 75hz. I use my old monitor as a second display now, very good for productivity!
Super peaceful vibe with that music. Gives me Yoasobi vibes ❤
Decent and balanced part picking . I assume "Dad" saved the day here!
Great job, very clean and nice on your 1st build!
PC looks nice and very well put video :) would definitely recommend upgrading power supply if you do any big upgrades later on but anyways hope you’re enjoying your set up !
Will definitely do that first if I ever going to do a big upgrade in the future! ^^ thank youuu
hey that cable management is so good even for a beginner! congrats on your first build!
After the hell of assembling an new pc, the confort in the end of the day: playing the cutest chara in Genshin, goddess Klee~
I built 3 pcs over the years, I recently put my 3rd pc back in a case that was in my arcade cabinet, when I had to downsize my stuff. It's really not hard if you are new to this stuff. I just searched how to do it and I bought the parts, not too hard if you take your time. It's actually kind of cool because when you put it together yourself it gets you more familiar with the parts too.
We have the same specs and I must say that I'm impressed on building your pc. Kudos!
Thank you so much! ☺
V nice and clean build, I’m so glad u went for cpu/gpu extension cables even if u are on a budget, def a good choice
the shaky hands part is so relatable lol I recently changed my SSD and was so scared to break something
I love your white aesthetic setup! I'm inspired to build my own PC too. Hopefully I can build another PC on my own becuase my first PC was built by my friend.
Thank you so muchh! 💕 I hope you can build one on your own too. It was really confusing at first, but the satisfaction after completing the build is so worth it! Plus, you gear up a new skill 😆
YOOOO! great job building your pc it looks very nice and great job with the components balance
Aaaaak, thank you so much! 💕
chillest building pc i've watched so far, awesome vid !
This girl has some serious courage doing all the heavy lifting with those beautiful nails 😮
Great video gal, I know this industry is stereotyped and male-biased but I hope you find hardware and tech stuff more and more interesting each day.
Aaak thank you so much!!
Tbh I was more afraid of scratching some parts with my nails :" but thankfully, I didn't. Crisis averted!
And yeah! I really enjoy the learning and building process of this and hopefully I can learn more about it ^^ because my current knowledge so far is probably only at the surface level hahaha
that build is good but i highly recommend you to change your PSU to a 650/750W PSU with at least 80+ bronze,as your GPU will consume a lot of power,and it will secure your GPU from lack of power :)
intend to commnet about PSU, a 650w is more oke than that, the chosen PSU is so tight for long run over years to come
@@shiftto yes, a 650w can handle it perfectly, I'm just worried if she still using her 550w psu till now, cause the gpu is power hungry, i just don't want her others components died
@@4zrya756 it depends on her apps using everyday, and maybe on the one who reccomend the builds
Finally some balanced begineers build. Well done.
Thank you! 😊
the "forgot to turn the monitor ON" GOT ME, LOL
Solid asf, props to getting it first try! Awesome cable management
you call it mid-range but its actually a top-tier gaming set up
Hahaha it could handle all of my work, so I might have to call it my top-tier too! 🥰
Great build but I'd say for future reference get a bit more for your PSU. 550w is usually okay but with the 30 series being a bit more power hungry a 650w should be fine for a long time :)
my experience watching your video was like the meme of the rock reacting. nice build btw
that pc build is just *chefs kiss*
Just wanted to say that it looks amazing and u did a perfect job 😍 you should be proud of yourself! Sad to hear you had that stressful situation with PSU, but glad it got solved 🥰
Aww, thank you so much! 🥺🥹
Honestly this does seems made in professional way. I already guess this must be Indo region when i saw the dark flash pc case. Btw, maybe replace your monitor to a higher refresh rates one at least 144hz consider the rtx 3060 is more than capable to handle.
Thank you so muchh 🥺 It seems the dark flash case is really popular in the SEA region and for it's affordability 😆 Yeaah, I've been thinking about replacing my monitor too, maybe later in the future when I have the budget to upgrade ^^
watching this for the pc building, the genshin part is an icing to this cake of a video
Looks really clean, some advice though. The way the PC is positioned means the exhaust fan in the back is really close to the wall, if u could make a tiny bit more space for it it'll do its job better. But I think you'd be fine with the airflow you have.
This was really nice! i’m saving up for my own build and the parts i’m saving up for are pretty similar to yours :)
Thank you! 💕 GPU prices are also starting to go back to normal too, praying you can get your parts at msrp! Any plan on making a building vid? 👀
@@lamiaspxce maybe
@@Tastypizza69420 Awesome!! looking forward to see it~
Very nice! If you have some spare money get a 650w psu, 550w is a very bare number, meaning ur hardware would just not reach that number, getting a 650w would be very good, especially if ur looking to use this for a longer time as your usage of those parts can spike more watts then ur current psu!
Of course, thank you for the advice! And don't worry, I do have plans of upgrading my psu soon! (When I have the budget that is 🥲 gotta work hard first). The one shown here was used only because I had to press my expense a bit and was the only spare part available at home ^^
@@lamiaspxce oh ok good luck!
@@hass8625 Of course! Thank you! 💕
@@lamiaspxce very good pc, u did a lot better then most people in all categories of building a pc! Also a quick tip to help ur yt :)
Try adding tags, there’s a section while ur making ur video, go on a website and search the main point of the video and copy all those words, basically what it does is, if somone search’s that word up you have a chance of popping up! If ur out of space in that tags, use desc, desc also works as tags! GL
@@hass8625 Thank you very much for the tips! Also If you don't mind me asking, do you have any websites recommendation for that? So far I've been using the free version of tubebuddy and while it works just fine before, I can't seem to get it work again nowadays :"
This is so nice to watch! Proud of you.
Actually this video works as visual ASMR, nice build btw, you should try to set your gpu vertically (if you have dome rbg on the fan side), and actually the airflow that way is better! Have a good one!
Cool 😎
Sometimes in order to curve the overall budget people forget about aesthetics but you maintained the both..Nice Job👍
Great build. Only thing letting it down is the monitor. You have amazing hardware let down by the limitations of the Monitor. Should go for a higher refresh rate and resolution one for sure.
I have almost the exact pc build and looking for a new monitor. what monitor specs do you recommend for this build?
@@feconway A high refresh rate 1440p 27 inch to 34 inch monitor is my recommendation for sure. Personally I prefer VA over IPS for the deeper blacks but you should do some research into which panel technology is best for your needs. Alternatively if money is not an option you can go for one of the new OLED monitors that were unveiled at CES 2023. They will be available in the coming months from LG and other third parties but I would stick to LG as they will be well priced and they make the actual panels anyway. If you are on a tight budget then go with a 1080p monitor with at least a 144hrz display and no larger than 24 inch as in my opinion this is the sweet spot for 1080p gaming.
TLDR; 1440P high refresh rate monitor.
@@feconway 1440p 27 is hard for the 3060 in most cases. 24‘ 1080 is totally fine. Dont go for a 34‘ one ur 3060 cant handle 4k in 95% of the games. with a 3060 i think a 1080p is the way to go, if u want to upgrade ur gpu in the near future u can go with a 27‘ 1440p
@@PowerHannes69 I actually already bought a 27" 1440p monitor... I'm using a ryzen 5600g so I'm still looking for the right graphics card that can handle the monitor at atleast 60fps.
any recommendations?
the monitor is fine.
im about to build my first pc and we happened to have same cpu aio and fans, it was pretty cool to watch someone in the same position as i am figuring it out and doing it, hopefully mine turns out just as good 😅
Nice first build, it feels relax when watching with theme music. thanks
Amazing Build, but it’s funny that all these RUclips videos people make really expensive builds just to play Genshin Impact
Thank you!! All money gone for the build~ All that's left is f2p-ing in Genshin Impact 😂
Should have gone with 144hz or 165hz monitor rather than spending on aio
11:40 good jooob
this video just made my day it was so relaxing and it looks so beautiful, I love it!
Thank you so much!! I'm so glad you enjoyed it 🥺
Nice setup!
Can't wait to build mine😆.
Thank you so much!
How exciting >< have fun building yourss!!
just a little really super duper tiny recommendation is getting a gpu support bracket so it wont bend or anything! but overall, what a pretty pc, so clean!
I love your build! It's neat, will use this for reference hahaha
This is a great build! I hope you love your new PC 😊
built my first PC 2 weeks ago, your PC build is very similar to mine, im using Ryzen 5 5600 and Asrock B550m pro4 too, even the theme is same....black and white, except im using Radeon RX6600 and Deepcool macube 110 white, at first i was afraid to build my very first PC, but when i build it was so fun...build a PC is like build a LEGO for adult, hope to make a PC related video too in my channel, i enjoy your video, good content
I have some mixed opinions of getting a pc when i’m older, mostly because of the setup itself.. *is intimidating*
Im glad she has notes for all the pc parts because thats what im gonna buy one by one😅 Thank you
I never knew that there's an RTX 3060 12GB variant!😳
I feel so glad too see this in midnight because of your happines in making your dream true .....i love it I hope one day I also make this like you ☺️☺️💜
you done such a good job! well done!
If you turned the aio pump upside down, the cables wouldent touch your gpu and I think it would look better but its probably not worth the hassle
More fun and entertaining than i expected
Great build love it I use the same case and only downfall is that it didn’t come with fans other than that great but also a tip for anyone planning on building a pc the outside of the wrap the motherboard comes in is conductive and also low risk can mess it up I just use the box or turn the wrap inside out since the inside isn’t conductive
Building a PC is such a cool thing to do. I've built myself 2 PCs now... first time I sweat it up HARD!! LOL... I was so scared. My current PC I went ahead with a small form factor case and it was really fun!!
First time is definitely the most difficult process 😂 ooh how was building a small form factor one? I was considering to build one before this but was too afraid to screw up since it's all small and I don't really know how to cable manage neatly yet
very nice build
i remember when i built my first all-white PC 6 months ago... after 2 months or so, i got rid of it. an all-white PC, to me, didn't look right in my particular setting. nothing, and i mean nothing, was white in my gaming room other than my PC and components. Though the color white goes with everything imaginable, it just clashed with all my other tech stuff in that room. it was a sad day when i realized that that was the reason the room seemed out of balance. At least i was able to sell it for a good amount and make another PC.
Thank you very much! ☺
You are very right, an all-white PC sound nice and can be good in all settings. Despite white being a neutral color, it could still crash when you already have other theme in the current setup 😭 But, I'm happy that you can make a new PC out of it!
Nice build, looks clean ✨
Thank youu! >
I'm so hyped for my PC coming in soon
Waaa, how exciting!! Any plans on showcasing it? 👀
@@lamiaspxce yuh I'm planning to make a vid similar to yours when everything comes in 👍
aight subs let see what u got
@@pyrouim Nicee! looking forward to see that ^^ feel free to drop the link here too when you published it!
It turned out very well, good job 🦊👍 Black and white theme 💕
Thank you so much! 🥰
At the point when you started playing genshin I was YEAH ONE OF US! props nice build and awesome edit
when u hear the sounds of motorcycle loudly whirling near ur home, then u are trully in Indonesia 😌
Eyy, fellow Indonesian! Nice build!
it looks so simple and clean 🥰 really love how neat everything turned out. enjoy fish blasting with ur klee lol
Thank you so much 🥰 and yes I will! Will try to not let her bomb the whole of Mondstadt 🤣
Wow, very nice & impressive work. Congrats for your first build PC😉
Thank you so much!! ☺💕
@@lamiaspxce ur welcome🙏
Awesome build! Looks awesome
I can't wait to save up enough and build mine
i like this aesthetic as a man
Finally someone on my kind of budget 😂 Really nice video! I'm planning on making an all white build at some point, just buying a few parts at a time to upgrade my current PC. Btw, does AIO cooling mean you just plug and play? You don't have to put liquid in yourself?
Wow it's so beautifully built.. i messed up my cable management BIG TIME😅 i could really use a helping hand like yours when it comes to cable management fr
Feel like ur fan all have been installed as intake...u also need to install the fan for exhaust
cool pc GREAT WORK
This video is so cute!
You do a great job ! Congratulations 🎉
must be a memorable day
Satisfying vid
cant wait ive been watching pc build im selling my ps5 for 500 and my moms gonna pay off the difference with her money and im buy a cyberpower pc i hope i dont do any mistake cuz it will be my first ever pc/computer
nice naman! galing! congrats on your first PC, halos same na same tyo ng choices ng parts haha