hey i am looking for an rx6800xt and rtx3060ti can u tell me which one is better i know RTX-GPU's are better at rtx but still... if u know please reply
5900x, 3090, 64gb ram. Gonna just build a whole new high end system in a couple of years unless it stops doing what I want it to do before then. Lol. Hopefully gonna be able to wait until at least the 50 series gpu Era and the ryzen 9000? Era cpus. Not locked Tinton brand loyalty I'll build whatever is the most performance per dollar at the time.
im on a lenovo legion laptop with a ryzen 5800h and an rtx 3070. and i get $2000 for some reason so why not spend it on a desktop computer, but i live in norway so gpu prices are way higher than it is in usa so i guess imma go for an apu build first and add the gpu later when i can afford it
Hey Jason! It's the $600 build guy lol. Wow, I'm sorta embarrassed by how much I missed with that budget lol. When I sent in the link I had initially thought I picked the 3600 with something like the 6600 or the xt variant but I guess my eyes failed me haha. The reason I went with the RGB cooler was actually cause of a comment made by my friend since we both have used the AMD Stock Cooler and know it can produce a very whiny high pitched sound. My friend said that if his brother would hear that he'd think he wasn't getting his moneys worth lol. Overall I did rush this build when making it and I see I made a good number of mistakes haha. Nonetheless I'm glad I made those mistakes cause you actually helped out quite a bit! Thanks so much and I'll definitely look into what you've suggested!! I appreciate the help lots!!!
I went with his CPU/MB combo he suggested in your build for my roommates computer and it's been super quiet, we will be picking up a 6600 soon to play 1080 at ultra because he only has a 60hz monitor. All I'm saying is if you guys are serious, I wouldn't doubt Jason's build for a minute.
It's crazy how much know-how you squeeze into these videos, both market knowledge as well as technical knowledge. Even though I feel like I know a decent amount about DIY PCs, it feels like I always learn at least something from these!
@@PCBuilderChannel Hi, can i ask you what Is better in terms of Price performance ratio? AMD ryzen 5 7600 + ASUS TUF GAMING A620M-PLUS - AMD A620 or AMD Ryzen 7 5700X + ASUS TUF GAMING B550-PLUS - AMD B550 Thanks !
dGPU shoed into desktop r many more than Rx 6400 and Jason in the professional space 6400 v A2000, 6500_ v A2000 r are a bit bus different on professional graphics adapter on the cheap or cost effective for base graphics but not in ur applications segement space. mb
@@patrik5546 depends how much you pay for each. The 5700X can be found very cheap, so it's a great deal. But bear in mind that your upgrade path is limited to the 5800X3D in terms of gaming performance, while the 7600 can be upgraded to not only the 7800X3D, but also future AMD generations. The 5700X will still last you a good few years though, so for performance today it's the better deal, since you can invest the extra $ in a GPU instead
they’re not retailers, they’re most likely third party sellers (aka scalpers) on amazon or newegg that bought a bunch of GPUs at high prices back in 2021-22 and absolutely refuse to lose money on them. they will hold on to their GPUs until the end of time if it means they have a small chance of not losing most of their scalper money. i guess that strategy kinda works since there’s at least one person that was ready to spend $1800 on a 3090 Ti lol
It's that expensive because it's super rare, EVGA had a cult following and this is the last flagship GPU they made, more of a collectors item then a real PC part...
Potentially yea, could be but on the other hand, there are so so many people out there, that have way too much money and actually no clue! Or no time and thinking to themselves that the most expensive stuff will always get them the most.
@@ChronoKnightAI absolutely, I've spent the last year trolling through videos and forums trying to learn more about compatibility and price to performance, there is so much to take in, I knocked $6000 off my build from my first attempt on pccasegear haha, but people really do get carried away with all the advertising and hype.
My thoughts exactly. I'll eat crow if that dude actually builds anything remotely close to the build Jason suggested and posts it. On the other hand, it was an opportunity for Jason to have fun with a build and go all-out, which makes for good YT content.
This was my build and not a troll. I most likely will be taking the recommendations provided from the vid. Seems like a troll build because I want a top of the line gaming pc and I have the money for the budget, just didn’t know what parts go nicely together for my wanted Corsair themed build.
Jason, LOVE your enthusiasm in helping us all with our PC build decision-making! It's a jungle out there and price vs performance is absolutely important in trying to come up with the best bang for the buck ==> and in THIS economy!?! It's more important than ever! So, thank you from ALL of us! I'm using your last few PC Build series videos to build my 5th (and hopefully fastest) 6K-8K video editing platform for Davinci Resolve to help edit my new(er) Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K Pro I was lucky enough to have a good friend literally give me his for free! I can foresee an AMD 7950X Build coming on as my used-to-be-amazing AMD Threadripper 1900X gets a bit bogged down with the footage!
The godzilla build in this video is very similar to my new PC that was delivered two days ago. I went with a Z790 motherboard, a 13900K CPU and the Corsair 7000 case but I took the same RAM and M2 drives. I would like to thank you, Jason, for your videos. It helped me tremendously in picking the parts. I would also like to thank your community for providing advice, tips and tricks in the comments as well. Keep up the good work!
This is the exact reason retailers still sell 3090 ti's, 3090s, 3080 ti's for those insane prices. $1800 for a 3090 ti is only ment to be sold to people that have a huge budged and just sort Price: High to Low and click the top option and buy it. A simple google search like "best gpu 2023" would never suggest a 3090 ti obviously. Inefficient, loud, old gen, no new featurs like AV1 or DLSS3. These retailer prices are a literall scam trying to get as much profit from people that dont know much about computers. So disgusting.
Love these PC part picker list videos you make , i used to think i knew a lot about building pc's about 8 months ago but i have been constantly watching your videos and there always something new to learn and its always good to now the inner working of the Industry and Market . Keep it up Jason
I recently commented on your “how to get max FPS” set up video saying that I was waiting on parts to come in, they came in and I got it built and updated bios and everything else with confidence because of your video! Thank you for the help and the entertaining videos! I also used your code to get my windows key :)
I just picked up that Sapphire Pulse 7900XTX. What an absolute monster of a card and under $1000 right now! I came from a 3080Ti and I'm impressed as hell.
Its amazing how genuine and knowledgeable these videos are. Trying to educate people without putting anyone down. The enthusiasm is infectious. Keep it up Jason!
@@daniil3815 because if you dont professional work with pc only gaming ram doesnt matter that much ram is all about programs to go faster gaming is all about gpu and cpu combo
@@vytautasjuska1989 some new games recommends more than 16gb. Also check some benchmarks, 1% low will be higher with 32gb at some games. New 2K$ PC should have 32gb of ram in 2023.
Once again you came to the rescue Jason! My wife got addicted to Hogwarts Legacy on my PC and starting using it a little too much, so I decided to build her a new system using your "PC Gaming is Cheap in 2023!" video. Built her a decent 1080p system with Ryzen 5 5600, a Gigabyte B550M K motherboard (a last minute swap when the B450 I bought was defective), your usual Silicon Power Zenith Gaming 2x8GB DDR4-3200, the cheap Timetec 1TB NVME drive, MSI Mech RX 6650XT video card, and a Thermaltake 550W semi-modular power supply (I reused an extra case I already had). The 6650XT gives her enough graphics to play Hogwarts on Low settings and that's all she wanted. Probably only spent about $700 total with tax. Thanks so much for all your advice and for helping me get my wife off of my rig! ;)
@@abstractnonsense3253 we haven't tried medium or high yet, when we ran the setup it recommended low so that's what we went with. I might play with the settings to see if it'll run decent on medium or high. And there's definitely no way I would try RT on a 6650XT on ANY game much less Hogwarts.
@@txchristopherreed I watched a video testing Hogwarts Legacy on a 6650 xt and it does 60+ FPS with high settings. It can't handle the ultra though. The comments were mentioning that ray tracing has to be completely off so there might be more than one ray tracing options at work in the game. It's also apparently a bad port so that might be another reason. But tinker with it and I'm pretty sure you can get to high settings comfortably above 60FPS.
Thanks Jason... always learning something new with your awesome and very informative videos, well.. gaming on last gen AM4 5800X3D paired with a 4070 ti.. not upgrading until AM6
hello Jason! just two things to the "Godzilla" build. 1st: your concern about how multiple 1440p monitors can be handled by even the 4090. got an Inno3D X3 OC in my rig, with 3x32" 1440p Samsung G5, and in every circumstances that GPU beast can handle it easily. :) 2nd: if someone who's doing mostly gaming on the PC, and also a 1st time builder I wouldn't suggest the 7950/7900X3D CPUs, because of additional drivers and tools what are required to stop the 2nd CCD during games. it's just an additional point what may go wrong. 7800X3D is a better choice. IMHO!
I'd love to see you do microcenter only builds as they will usually sponsor those vids as well. Showing off 2-3 builds would be amazing with entry level intel, mid range radeon, and top end nvidia (4090) would be an amazing video!
That 6k build become really cool build.... Dammm i didn't know that 4tb sticks already existed... Thnks for these amazing videos.... thanks to you i made my pc after 9 years living in france.... thank you very much Jason and greatings to Ambrosius😊
In the godzilla build you might as well change 7950x3d to 7800x3d, which is actually better for gaming than the top dog according to reviews for less money.
Mr. Bear's Cat PoV website is adorable. Funny story I had to fresh reinstall Windows yesterday before raid, Windows 11 had set my refresh down to 59hz (awful bug). I do want to do an upgrade but will see just have to decide when. Have an extra case, nvme, etc all ready though. Usually I start collecting parts then go for it.
A good B550 or X570 like the X570s aorus elite AX. 240mm aio with extra 3 fan pack, 2X16GB 3600 CL16 Ram, 1 or 2 TB nvme and 1000w psu (if you're thinking of upgrading.)
@@PCBuilderChannel please help what motherboards would you suggest to go with 5600 and a 6750xt? Going to be playing mostly warzone and modern warfare 2 and fivem(gta engine) Thankyou!
Here are a few tips for those who decide to build a PC and know what components they will purchase. Save ALL the shipping containers and boxes that hold the item. Save everything in the box, including the packing material and extras. Some sellers require that you return EVERYTHING they shipped to you, even that free keychain. As you acquire the parts for your build, create a spreadsheet. I recommend using headers such as Item description, make and model number, serial number, warranty period, date of registration, seller's name, date of purchase, cost, etc. One never knows when this information will be needed. Also, save all emails concerning the purchase of the item. I make an email folder with the item's name, such as Video Card or Motherboard, and store all related emails. I hope this comment helps to keep you organized.
$6k guy should just go to a boutique system integrator like Falcon Northwest. At that price budget it makes way more sense for a first time builder with little to no experience.
I hope Jason sees this. Or at least someone that knows more about pcs than me. I have a Thermaltake S100 case. With a h410m/ac mATX mobo. I3 10100f cpu Zotac Gtx 1660 No m.2 Some form of sata 2.5 With 1tb external HD Currently only running DCS and the run of the mil FP shooters. The mission is to play simulators. Aka. Assetto corsa, iracing, DCS, MFS2020 and run-of-the-mil FPS games. At 100+fps. I also am looking into doing some 3d printing. I have a few saved parts lists. Here’s one of them: I7 11700kf ASrock Z590m phantom gaming 4 mATX 4x 8gb or 2x16gb patriot signature line 1tb Kingston NV2 m.2 ssd Nvidia geforce RTX 3060ti 8gb CM ml240 closed loop cpu cooler And finally some 120mm fans. My budget is around 2000$ Can be more, I just have to save. I don’t want to get a new case. I want to work with what I have. Any advice would be appreciated, guys. Thanks to all in advance.
Since you have $2000 this is what I would do. Jason doesn't recommend 11th Gen so I went 13th Gen. I also don't like the GPU so I upgraded that. I can't post links so I'm just commenting the parts and you can input them into PC Part Picker. CPU: Intel Core i5-13600K 3.5 GHz 14-Core Processor CPU Cooler: Deepcool LS520 85.85 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler Motherboard: ASRock Z790M-ITX WIFI Mini ITX LGA1700 Motherboard Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws S5 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) Storage: Silicon Power UD90 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive Video Card: Gigabyte EAGLE OC GeForce RTX 4070 Ti 12 GB Video Card Case: Thermaltake S100 MicroATX Mini Tower Case Power Supply: MSI MPG A850G PCIE5 850 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply Case Fan: Deepcool FC120-3 IN 1 61.91 CFM 120 mm Fans 3-Pack Total: $1930.79
just got my toasty bros are we crazy pc, took a day and a half troubleshooting to get it to run correctly, but its awesome looking and almost silent. anyway, here are the specs: i5 12600k rtx6700xt 12g (gigabyte) 16gx2 tforce 3200 ram 1tb nvme 4.0 steel legend z690 mobo 7 argb fans in a musetex n7 case(basically the lien li) Anywayz, I started watching you channel very recently, after ordering this, and it was your channel which helped me trouble shoot a very simple yet troublesome issue that their tech support left me hanging with saying it would probably be ok...so I wanted to say thank you for the awesome perspective and info!
I'm definitely looking at maybe getting that $1800 list, but am curious if I want to do UE5 game design during the day, and 1440p dual monitor WoW/Path of Exile(no shooters)gaming, monitors go up to 144hz. I don't know if the $1800 list is strong enough or if I need to bump it up. What are your thoughts Jason?
Hey Jason, This is Ur subscriber From India 🇮🇳. I love your videos n I have been watching them since I don't know like 1 year maybe as I wanted to build a PC for myself your channel has educated me a lot about PC building, what can go wrong, what is to be considered and all. I have been waiting from past 1.5 years now to build my PC so that the prices come down ( but they seem to go nowhere now 🥲), so Im stuck with this decision and even feel like I Should just build it now cause I feel it's right time and the prices may not go down further. I'm still a Civil Engineering student and This is my first build so My budget was about $1200 roughly (1 Lakh rupees ) for full build seeing all the price I would really like to stick with this budget but I would like to convince my parents to increase it upto maybe $1825 (1.5 Lakh rupees). I do regular gaming and even work on CAD and 3D modeling stuff related to Civil Engg Works and I think I wanna go with Intel i7-13700k CPU. I really need help with these things and I think ur the one to help me out with this. I don't wanna over spend but I don't want me to be swapping parts without being future proofed without breaking my mom 😅🥲 cause it's like one time investment to my mom cause. Please help. Im stuck, should I consider issues with VRAM size, budgeting, should I wait till June or July... I can still wait for prices to drop. Ur help would mean a lot for ur Subscriber From 🇮🇳India ❤😊.
I absolutely adore this series, it's not only educational but also entertaining. And huge bonus for Ambrosius and cat memes, my cats loving heart approves ;) I do have a question tho, I'm planning on building my first pc and I've already picked parts but I'm still hesitant about some of them. I chose ryzen 7 5700x and radeon 6650 xt but I'm afraid that the gpu might be too weak for the cpu. I'm not sure whether I should just wait to make more money and then buy 6700x or I can stay with the current choice. I don't plan on playing anything in 1440p (I don't have big enough monitor and not gonna buy bigger one anytime soon) so it's not that important. I'm also not sure if psu 650w would be enough for these two and other stuff, I've been thinking about choosing more powerful one like 750w Some help would be appreciated c:
I don't know that I would recommend the 7950 X3D or 7900X3D because in testing reviewers have found them to perform a lot worse in productivity then the normal X variants because of their custom firmware, and the gains in gaming don't seem equal to the losses.
I have that Motherboard lol. Was a gift from someone who didn't know better knowing i was building a new computer. Good enough :P it's heavy af for a board for sure and WAY more than I need cause I don't even really OC too much. Just a few things.
Been watching your vids and they have helped me build my very first mid range pc. Still waiting for the Cpu cooler to be delivered. I got the lian li 216 Rgb case - Rog Strix B550-A gaming - Ryzen 7 5700x - Gigabyte 6750x - FSP 1000w Hydro G Pro PSU - T-force 32gb Ram I hope I made the right buying decisions. 😅 Only plan play between 1080p or 1440p.
Been waiting for a while for itx prices to drop on am5 but it just hasn't happened. Ended up going with Intel using a 13400 with the aorus b660i pro board. It as only 90 bucks after the 20$ off with CPU purchase. Am I missing something on that board or is that just a really good price at microcenter?
Hey Jason. How it's going?) Watching your BMB series for a while and came up with an idea for another series. What if people will send you their configurations (the one they are currently using) and a budget they have to make an update? For example, I have a config with Ryzen 5 5600, RX 5700 XT, B450, 16 GB DDR4, etc. I have a budget like 500 USD and I want to get more FPS in 1440p. Let me know your thoughts. Only the best wishes to you and your loved ones. Take care.
A content creator/reviewer for PCs that gives me the vibe Doug DeMuro does for car reviews. Only "Quirks" are missing :) How can that last build be that expensive and not include any water cooling, when the owner wanted water cooling. Especially since Corsair provides that.
Dude it's just amazing how much more performance you get at the high end with AMD and Radeon.. The new Radeon Cards are fast at straight Raster.. Like super fast.. But they are closer to the 30 series in RT.. It is what it is.. But Honestly unless you have a 4090 you would have to use upscaling trickery to get 4090 level RT... Also I have done minecraft with RT on a 6800XT just fine with adjusted settings..
AMD has never been more compelling than now. The CPUs are good. The GPUs are good. And both have bargain options all the way to Godzilla options. I get why people groan "oh it's yet another AMD build" but there are reasons why that's the case.
@@marcasswellbmd6922 Absolutely. Still remember the first GeForce 2 from some company nobody knew, Nvidia. Ha. Oldest working GPU I still have is an EVGA 8800GT which was considered a powerhouse at the time. Today's cards are light years beyond.
There is this wall with some Nvidia People that you just can't get through.. And I don't think that it's fanboyism. I think it's Branding and Most of all What People Are Used too. If you are used to an ASRock Board Or AMD BIOS, Your Next Board will probably be an ASRock Like Me.. It's Just the way it is.. We are all about comfort and what we are used too.. AMD did Manage to steal some people away from Intel and Nvidia over the last 7 years.. I am one of them actually.. (I would never use anything but Intel) before Ryzen came out.. I did Use ATI card's back in the day though, Before AMD even took them over.. And Now I have an All AMD PC it's kinda wild..
I'd love to have you look at my build but partpicker wants me to register which is pointless for one build. I haven't chosen the PS or GPU yet but I've got a few components: Ryzen 7950x Corsair H150i cooler Asus Rog STRIX B650-A mobo (because the newest ones - B670 series - seem to have network issues from all the reviews I've read) Corsair Vengeance 64gb 5200 (might return this for the 6k) Samsung 980 2tb M.2 gen4 SSD (x2) Can't find any Gen5 ASUS TUF GT501 Win11 Home I'll be using my existing monitors. Just need to round the build out with the power supply and GPU. As for GPU I'm thinking of a beefer for the primary display (currently an ASUS VG32VQ) and either one of my old 1070 FTW2 cards for the secondary monitors (2x 7 year old 24" Dell cheapO's) or a more up-to-date but less expensive GPU.
Hi Help *Please Reply* I have a question Rtx 3080 12Gb vs rtx $4070 12gb which is better and please why is 4070 cheaper than 3080 if 4070 is better ??????
How big of a difference does bottlenecking make for fps ? Im thinking of paring a 6800xt with a Ryzen 9 5900x as it bottlenecks the least or should i rather invest in a cheaper cpu like a 5600x and get a 6950xt ?
It depends on the game and what resolution you want to use. Bottleneck calculators can sometimes be useful for a general idea of how well a CPU and GPU will match, but they can't account for all the differences in how different games utilise the CPU and GPU, so you shouldn't rely on them alone. An RX 6800 XT with a Ryzen 9 5900X is a great combination for a combined gaming+workstation PC (e.g. for a software developer who also plays games, or a video editor who uses software like Vegas Pro, which runs well on AMD GPUs) or for hosting game servers, but for high-refresh-rate gaming at 1080p you would benefit more from a Ryzen 7 5800X3D. The 5800X3D is usually the same price as the 5900X but is significantly faster in most games thanks to its much larger cache, especially in strategy and simulation games like Factorio and Flight Simulator, and in fast-paced multiplayer games like Valorant. Bottleneck calculators often do not account for CPU cache. If you want to play at 1440p or 4K you would get better performance in most games from a more powerful GPU (e.g. RX 6950 XT or RX 7900 XT) and a cheaper CPU such as a Ryzen 7 5700X, Core i5-13400, or Ryzen 5 7600. Having a more powerful CPU is less important at higher resolutions because the GPU is utilised more heavily and therefore less likely to be bottlenecked by the CPU. Games that use path tracing (e.g. Minecraft RTX or Cyberpunk 2077 in "overdrive" mode) would run a lot better on a Nvidia GPU such as an RTX 3080 or 4070 - this would be a bit more expensive than a 6800XT, has less VRAM, and only about the same speed in most games; but would be significantly faster at ray and path tracing, and faster at most GPU-accelerated workstation tasks. The RTX 4070 is also a lot more efficient than the RX 6800 XT (200W vs 300W), so is likely to save money in the long run, assuming you pay for your electricity (e.g. your electricity isn't included in your rent).
Bro honestly you are such a legend thank you so much, ive been doing research for weeks going through all the different options and cpu + gpu combos to the point where i would overthink things and everything you explained helped me so much. It answered all of the questions i had and more so thank you again. Im leaning more towards the better gpu and less powerful cpu, I’m currently studying engineering so while i mainly want it for 1440p gaming, i might look around at benchmarks for programs id use and find a suitable cpu for both needs Quick question, does the more cache on the 5800x3d affect fps or does it just merely help the game run better?
@@KnightmareUSA i have looked around but it was brought to my attention that people “cherry pick” games that give relatively better performance being an amd and radeon build and so the variety or comparisons of benchmarks i come across are apparently misleading
@@-uxm-1222 There's nothing wrong with cherry picking games with good performance, if what is shown is accurate to the setup mentioned, the settings used are clear, and the games are relatively recent. You can always look up the same games with competing hardware that hovers around the same price range. Focus on checking out games you actually want to play. Many of the results I mention will show people playing ten to twenty popular games in various resolutions. Cpus are usually not utilised in full in gameplay tests, which is understable given most 3d games will lean on the gpu for performance, so with a relatively recent setup I would tend to go for the combo with the better graphics card. You can of course still update either cpu or gpu at a later date provided your power supply and motherboard can handle it
Microcenter has some sweet Processor/Mobo/RAM combos and I just bought one (the AMD7900X processor). I also bought a 7900XTX red devil GPU. I had them put it together for me as I didn't want to make a mistake. But, when I started playing games, i was like, what the heck? This doesn't look right. Turns out they didn't disable the onboard graphics! Also, they set the RGB to just red all the time. I'm not happy with them. Can you do a video on tips , tricks, and hints on what I should do now that I have my computer home? If anybody has other suggestions on settings to tweak to get the most out of my computer, please let me know. Thank you.
Hi, you don't have to disable the internal graphics. All you have to do is plug the cable from the monitor into the Red Devil's output, not the motherboard's output. AMD's Adrenalin software (Right click on your Monitor) lets you control the Red Devil. You should also be able to find software on your PC from the manufacturer of the motherboard to control the RGB color scheme. You can find lots of videos on RUclips that answer your questions, which will help you and much more about like the bios settings of your mainboard, best adrenaline settings for your graphics card and so on. Just search for it. The Tube is full of it. Have fun with your great system!
@@Bastelopa_wie_mein_Channelname Thank you for the help. I was checking out the AMD software and it said something like Graphics 1 and Graphics 2 where 1 was the built-in graphics and 2 was the GPU. Do you think I should re-enable graphics 1? It seems to be working fine.
@@shawnangie1 If Graphic 1 and Graphic 2 are enabled, you can save power. Then Graphics 2 can use Graphics 1 for simple applications and as soon as you play games or an application requires more graphics power, Graphics 2 becomes active.
Was wondering why for the 6000$ build you went with the corsair hx1200? I read that it's not ATX 3.0 and doesn't come with an adapter for the 4000 series. Is this not a concern? Thanks!
Good budget combos, I'd check the system requirements of the games you play and the apps you use. Also check out our recent GPU Market Update video to see if you can snag a better GPU
There's a lot of utility in having two separate monitors as opposed to ultrawide, especially if you're going to be streaming. Much easier to separate your tasks by display if they're on entirely separate monitors.
Does the 7900 GPU fit inside this case ? I recently built my first pc with a 6800 on a mid tower case and it's pretty close after fitting my radiator on the front of the case.
Turns out i didn't do too bad on my budget rebuild. Just ordered the 6650xt minutes before watching this, wasn't sure about spending the extra £50 over the 6600. Glad I went with the 6650xt now 😀. I did go with the z690 atx motherboard though but got it on a good offer. Watching this saved me spending extra on cpu cooler. Just have to wait for the parts to come ☹️.
Hi Jas! Off topic for you, my build is b650m-a + 7600x, now i've bought gskill z5 with intel xmp (yes i know AMD work with EXPO) i make a mistake, but tomorrow i will recive the pack.. what do you think about that? what's the best choice take or less?
Please do a video on building a HTPC for 4k HDR video. I have a i5 9600k/GTX 1050Ti combo that is not cutting the mustard. Too many dropped frames. Need to upgrade badly. Please help!
Putting together a first pc with some secondhand parts from a friend and the only part left for me to pick up is a GPU, being paired with a ryzen 3 3100, any suggestions?
I'm big on audio but couldn't justify those higher prices when I did my build. What external DAC would you recommend? Could you do a video detailing options on how to get better audio?
New to PC building, just started with Fractal Design Meshify XL ATX Full Tower that someone gave me and just bought the EVGA X570 Dark mother board. Not that into RGB but some is fine the tower does have a smoked glass panel, will be used for photo/video editing, CAD & gaming. I am thinking to add the AMD Ryzen 9 5900X or the 5950x CPU but after that I am at a loss. Budget ?, $1,000 to $2,000+ish the lower the better but I want to buy once cry once, any help from you to populate this board to it's full potency at this budget would be appreciated from me. Thanks, Brian
Hey Jason, I really enjoy watching your fix my build series and was hoping you might be able to give me some advice. I have bought 3 pieces for a new build and am just looking for your suggestion on a CPU/Motherboard. I have so far gotten MSI RX 6750 XT MECH2X GPU , a Corsiar 4000D Airflow case and a WD Black SN770 SSD and am struggling to decide on AMD or Intel I am happy to spend about $1000 AUD if that helps. PC will be only for gaming and 1080p or 1440p.
The only thing left is my monitor...but I always use a Sceptre (non smart) TV for the width I needed... I found the Model I wanted (42") for $125... The price got slashed in half from two years ago... The current one is a 36" and...I believe...it's on it's last legs...
Unfortunately you are right. People who have bigger budgets often take all the most expensive components possible yet they make no sense together. Or, like in this case, under perform
I think the monitor for the Godzilla build is a miss and Ill explain why. For just video recording and editing I think it would be amazing. No doubt! Nice large and wide screen to see and scrub through the video in your editing software is great. Though for streaming it is generally better to have a 2 or even 3 monitors for the fact that your chat will be going, looking at your discord if you got a community going, setting up your music and etc. That is if youre going to be using fullscreen for your game. I dont think he was going for a multi monitor to stretch the game on both monitors at the same time. BUT I do agree with all of the other changes you've made for the PC! Great video!
Seems like my original comment got removed, but here's some of my data regarding FSR 2 mods in Minecraft: 6850M XT (mobile 6750XT, but very close in real world to desktop) at 4K = 34.6fps 6850M XT at 1440p = 55.1fps 680M (2022 APU) at 1080p = 23.7fps 680M at 900p = 30.7fps 680M at 720p = 36.7fps All of these measurements are with FSR 2 modded over DLSS, "Performance" (half resolution) mode. So you definitely can run Minecraft DXR on AMD, even the iGPUs if you keep resolution in check. But all of this requires you use a 3rd party installer and launcher for Minecraft Bedrock, which while great for tinkerers, is not ideal for those who just want to game without non-sense. The latter should be sure to get Nvidia for the time being.
The only thing Corsair managed to infect me on the 5000T which I overspent on for my first build. Once I had the included commander and fans I was locked in 😂 oh and the 4080. Every time I look at it I’m a little sad and disillusioned
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What are you currently gaming on? What is your next PC Gaming build or upgrade?
hey i am looking for an rx6800xt and rtx3060ti can u tell me which one is better i know RTX-GPU's are better at rtx but still... if u know please reply
6800XT is better. Hop over to our latest GPU Market Update video from Saturday for lots more on this (:
5900x, 3090, 64gb ram. Gonna just build a whole new high end system in a couple of years unless it stops doing what I want it to do before then. Lol. Hopefully gonna be able to wait until at least the 50 series gpu Era and the ryzen 9000? Era cpus. Not locked Tinton brand loyalty I'll build whatever is the most performance per dollar at the time.
im on a lenovo legion laptop with a ryzen 5800h and an rtx 3070. and i get $2000 for some reason so why not spend it on a desktop computer, but i live in norway so gpu prices are way higher than it is in usa so i guess imma go for an apu build first and add the gpu later when i can afford it
@@davidhodge0201 I don't know 3090 is so expensive compared yo anything new
Hey Jason! It's the $600 build guy lol.
Wow, I'm sorta embarrassed by how much I missed with that budget lol. When I sent in the link I had initially thought I picked the 3600 with something like the 6600 or the xt variant but I guess my eyes failed me haha. The reason I went with the RGB cooler was actually cause of a comment made by my friend since we both have used the AMD Stock Cooler and know it can produce a very whiny high pitched sound. My friend said that if his brother would hear that he'd think he wasn't getting his moneys worth lol. Overall I did rush this build when making it and I see I made a good number of mistakes haha. Nonetheless I'm glad I made those mistakes cause you actually helped out quite a bit! Thanks so much and I'll definitely look into what you've suggested!! I appreciate the help lots!!!
(ALSO I went AMD because I'm more familiar with it over Intel but I'll be doing some more research cause I'd like to learn more about Intel)
I went with his CPU/MB combo he suggested in your build for my roommates computer and it's been super quiet, we will be picking up a 6600 soon to play 1080 at ultra because he only has a 60hz monitor. All I'm saying is if you guys are serious, I wouldn't doubt Jason's build for a minute.
Thank you so much for sending in your list! Glad we could help (:
It's crazy how much know-how you squeeze into these videos, both market knowledge as well as technical knowledge. Even though I feel like I know a decent amount about DIY PCs, it feels like I always learn at least something from these!
Thank you so much! That's great feedback to hear. Hope you keep enjoying the content (:
This is what happens when you let cats run the operation.
@@PCBuilderChannel Hi, can i ask you what Is better in terms of Price performance ratio? AMD ryzen 5 7600 + ASUS TUF GAMING A620M-PLUS - AMD A620 or AMD Ryzen 7 5700X + ASUS TUF GAMING B550-PLUS - AMD B550
Thanks !
dGPU shoed into desktop r many more than Rx 6400 and Jason in the professional space 6400 v A2000, 6500_ v A2000 r are a bit bus different on professional graphics adapter on the cheap or cost effective for base graphics but not in ur applications segement space. mb
@@patrik5546 depends how much you pay for each. The 5700X can be found very cheap, so it's a great deal. But bear in mind that your upgrade path is limited to the 5800X3D in terms of gaming performance, while the 7600 can be upgraded to not only the 7800X3D, but also future AMD generations. The 5700X will still last you a good few years though, so for performance today it's the better deal, since you can invest the extra $ in a GPU instead
1,800$ USD for a 3090ti in 2023... these retailers have zero shame.
Right??
they’re not retailers, they’re most likely third party sellers (aka scalpers) on amazon or newegg that bought a bunch of GPUs at high prices back in 2021-22 and absolutely refuse to lose money on them. they will hold on to their GPUs until the end of time if it means they have a small chance of not losing most of their scalper money. i guess that strategy kinda works since there’s at least one person that was ready to spend $1800 on a 3090 Ti lol
@@nathanlarson6535 They're still retailing it, idc about the likely sketchy either way storefront they maintain. lol
@@x8jason8x really? sold and shipped by amazon or the official board partners themselves? that’s crazy
It's that expensive because it's super rare, EVGA had a cult following and this is the last flagship GPU they made, more of a collectors item then a real PC part...
6 thousand dollars and a 3090 ti build? "holy toledo!" is right! i haven't watched it yet but i'm sure you got that man his proper build with a 4090 😁
You know it! (;
Mans was actually about to buy a last gen card at a higher price then the current gen flagship. ☠
@@dudedynamo9738 First build problems. So glad he asked for help, much better now!
Haha I was drooling waiting for the outcome 🤣
For that monstrous budget you might as well just have 2 4090s lmao
That $6000 build had to be a troll build….I would love to see if that person actually ended up buying even the build you recommended for him.
Potentially yea, could be but on the other hand, there are so so many people out there, that have way too much money and actually no clue! Or no time and thinking to themselves that the most expensive stuff will always get them the most.
Right. That guy probably didn't have $60 to spend, let alone $6000.
@@ChronoKnightAI absolutely, I've spent the last year trolling through videos and forums trying to learn more about compatibility and price to performance, there is so much to take in, I knocked $6000 off my build from my first attempt on pccasegear haha, but people really do get carried away with all the advertising and hype.
My thoughts exactly. I'll eat crow if that dude actually builds anything remotely close to the build Jason suggested and posts it.
On the other hand, it was an opportunity for Jason to have fun with a build and go all-out, which makes for good YT content.
This was my build and not a troll. I most likely will be taking the recommendations provided from the vid. Seems like a troll build because I want a top of the line gaming pc and I have the money for the budget, just didn’t know what parts go nicely together for my wanted Corsair themed build.
Laughed super hard at that 3090 TI he was gonna buy for $1900, glad you straightened that out quickly. Woulda been money thrown straight in the bin
I know right? I almost fell out of my chair lol
Jason, LOVE your enthusiasm in helping us all with our PC build decision-making! It's a jungle out there and price vs performance is absolutely important in trying to come up with the best bang for the buck ==> and in THIS economy!?! It's more important than ever! So, thank you from ALL of us!
I'm using your last few PC Build series videos to build my 5th (and hopefully fastest) 6K-8K video editing platform for Davinci Resolve to help edit my new(er) Blackmagic Pocket
Cinema Camera 6K Pro I was lucky enough to have a good friend literally give me his for free! I can foresee an AMD 7950X Build coming on as my used-to-be-amazing AMD Threadripper 1900X gets a bit bogged down with the footage!
So glad the videos are helpful! Best wishes on your build it sounds like it will be awesome!
The godzilla build in this video is very similar to my new PC that was delivered two days ago. I went with a Z790 motherboard, a 13900K CPU and the Corsair 7000 case but I took the same RAM and M2 drives.
I would like to thank you, Jason, for your videos. It helped me tremendously in picking the parts. I would also like to thank your community for providing advice, tips and tricks in the comments as well.
Keep up the good work!
Awesome! So glad we could help!
9:14 Did your cat try to bite you? Relatable lol
He does that (;
This is the exact reason retailers still sell 3090 ti's, 3090s, 3080 ti's for those insane prices. $1800 for a 3090 ti is only ment to be sold to people that have a huge budged and just sort Price: High to Low and click the top option and buy it. A simple google search like "best gpu 2023" would never suggest a 3090 ti obviously. Inefficient, loud, old gen, no new featurs like AV1 or DLSS3. These retailer prices are a literall scam trying to get as much profit from people that dont know much about computers. So disgusting.
Love this series, always gives me ideas for my new build but unfortunately no current option has sold me yet.
Love these PC part picker list videos you make , i used to think i knew a lot about building pc's about 8 months ago but i have been constantly watching your videos and there always something new to learn and its always good to now the inner working of the Industry and Market . Keep it up Jason
So glad they are helpful! Hope you keep enjoying the content!
I recently commented on your “how to get max FPS” set up video saying that I was waiting on parts to come in, they came in and I got it built and updated bios and everything else with confidence because of your video! Thank you for the help and the entertaining videos! I also used your code to get my windows key :)
So glad we could help! Thank you for using our code (:
I just picked up that Sapphire Pulse 7900XTX. What an absolute monster of a card and under $1000 right now! I came from a 3080Ti and I'm impressed as hell.
Its amazing how genuine and knowledgeable these videos are. Trying to educate people without putting anyone down. The enthusiasm is infectious. Keep it up Jason!
Yeah, the only thing I don’t understand how can he recommend 16gb of ram for 2k dollars pc lol. I think his first build is unbalanced
Thank you Mitchell!
@@daniil3815 because if you dont professional work with pc only gaming ram doesnt matter that much ram is all about programs to go faster gaming is all about gpu and cpu combo
@@vytautasjuska1989 some new games recommends more than 16gb. Also check some benchmarks, 1% low will be higher with 32gb at some games. New 2K$ PC should have 32gb of ram in 2023.
BOOST MY BUILD TIME we love to see it :D TY for the video team!
Thanks Benjamin!! Hope you are having a great week!
honestly your videos are great man. i wish i would have found you before i finished my new pc ;)
Once again you came to the rescue Jason! My wife got addicted to Hogwarts Legacy on my PC and starting using it a little too much, so I decided to build her a new system using your "PC Gaming is Cheap in 2023!" video. Built her a decent 1080p system with Ryzen 5 5600, a Gigabyte B550M K motherboard (a last minute swap when the B450 I bought was defective), your usual Silicon Power Zenith Gaming 2x8GB DDR4-3200, the cheap Timetec 1TB NVME drive, MSI Mech RX 6650XT video card, and a Thermaltake 550W semi-modular power supply (I reused an extra case I already had). The 6650XT gives her enough graphics to play Hogwarts on Low settings and that's all she wanted. Probably only spent about $700 total with tax. Thanks so much for all your advice and for helping me get my wife off of my rig! ;)
Doesn't that system handle medium or high settings for that game with 60+ FPS? (Without ray tracing)
@@abstractnonsense3253 we haven't tried medium or high yet, when we ran the setup it recommended low so that's what we went with. I might play with the settings to see if it'll run decent on medium or high. And there's definitely no way I would try RT on a 6650XT on ANY game much less Hogwarts.
@@txchristopherreed I watched a video testing Hogwarts Legacy on a 6650 xt and it does 60+ FPS with high settings. It can't handle the ultra though. The comments were mentioning that ray tracing has to be completely off so there might be more than one ray tracing options at work in the game. It's also apparently a bad port so that might be another reason. But tinker with it and I'm pretty sure you can get to high settings comfortably above 60FPS.
Amazing! So glad we could help and you have a peaceful gaming household again (;
Building a PC for my cousin. Got a 6800xt. Initially going with AM4, but I managed a 7700x for $190. Switched over to AM5. Too good to pass up.
Nice! Check out our 7600X build guide if you like, I'd use the same list with 7700X just with the premium cooling we recommend
9:11 cat🐈⬛ bite 🦷🦷lol 😅😂🤣…. Naught Mr Bear 🤔
good eye Michael! Wondered if people would catch that lol
Really great change on that last build. That was impressive changes and still kept fantastic specs.
Thank you! And thanks for watching
Thanks Jason... always learning something new with your awesome and very informative videos, well.. gaming on last gen AM4 5800X3D paired with a 4070 ti.. not upgrading until AM6
So glad you enjoyed!
Nice builds! Thx! 👍🏻
... I would just add Not to forget to include thermal paste! 😉
Insane 🎉 2023 builds right here! My Hats Off Jason!
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed!
hello Jason!
just two things to the "Godzilla" build.
1st: your concern about how multiple 1440p monitors can be handled by even the 4090. got an Inno3D X3 OC in my rig, with 3x32" 1440p Samsung G5, and in every circumstances that GPU beast can handle it easily. :)
2nd: if someone who's doing mostly gaming on the PC, and also a 1st time builder I wouldn't suggest the 7950/7900X3D CPUs, because of additional drivers and tools what are required to stop the 2nd CCD during games. it's just an additional point what may go wrong. 7800X3D is a better choice. IMHO!
Thanks for sharing!
I'd love to see you do microcenter only builds as they will usually sponsor those vids as well. Showing off 2-3 builds would be amazing with entry level intel, mid range radeon, and top end nvidia (4090) would be an amazing video!
HOLY TOLEDO! Your content just keeps getting better! We are almost at 300k subs!
This is so helpful and a life saver for firsttime builder!! Keep up the great work!
Thank you!
Actually ordered one of the Z790 Pro RS mobos. As far as DDR5 boards go, here in Norway they can quickly get very expensive.
do u make build suggestion for other countries? im from philippines i was wondering if u can build a 1080p gaming pc for 25-30k php?
Question? Is there a minimum amount of heat pipes for an amount of CPU cores? example:6 core CPU need at least 4-6 heat pipes cooler etc...
Thank you for another great video! Watching your channel helped me build my first PC.
So glad we could help!
That 6k build become really cool build.... Dammm i didn't know that 4tb sticks already existed... Thnks for these amazing videos.... thanks to you i made my pc after 9 years living in france.... thank you very much Jason and greatings to Ambrosius😊
The cat says hello!
In the godzilla build you might as well change 7950x3d to 7800x3d, which is actually better for gaming than the top dog according to reviews for less money.
Better for gaming but not for productivity, but if it was a gaming build I go that route
Mr. Bear's Cat PoV website is adorable. Funny story I had to fresh reinstall Windows yesterday before raid, Windows 11 had set my refresh down to 59hz (awful bug). I do want to do an upgrade but will see just have to decide when. Have an extra case, nvme, etc all ready though. Usually I start collecting parts then go for it.
Love these videos, especially the higher end ones, keep up the great work!
thank you!
What do you recommend for 5800x and 6950xt combo in a y60 case? I am curious since that is I have bought so far for my first desktop build.
A good B550 or X570 like the X570s aorus elite AX. 240mm aio with extra 3 fan pack, 2X16GB 3600 CL16 Ram, 1 or 2 TB nvme and 1000w psu (if you're thinking of upgrading.)
That's one hoss of a build. Awesome work Jason
Thank you! Hope you are having a great weekend!
LOVE these videos Jason, absolutely my favorite series is Boost My Build! Keep up the great work, I'm addicted to this series lol
Thanks Tornado! So glad you enjoyed, I love making these (:
@@PCBuilderChannel please help what motherboards would you suggest to go with 5600 and a 6750xt? Going to be playing mostly warzone and modern warfare 2 and fivem(gta engine) Thankyou!
Some serious rigs and serious advice in this video. Great video as always, Jay! 💯
Thanks Thomas!!
I like when you give your opinion you always explain why your choices are what you recommend
Thank you! That's great to hear
Here are a few tips for those who decide to build a PC and know what components they will purchase. Save ALL the shipping containers and boxes that hold the item. Save everything in the box, including the packing material and extras. Some sellers require that you return EVERYTHING they shipped to you, even that free keychain. As you acquire the parts for your build, create a spreadsheet. I recommend using headers such as Item description, make and model number, serial number, warranty period, date of registration, seller's name, date of purchase, cost, etc. One never knows when this information will be needed. Also, save all emails concerning the purchase of the item. I make an email folder with the item's name, such as Video Card or Motherboard, and store all related emails. I hope this comment helps to keep you organized.
First build should definitely go with the 4070 Ti. Gets good raytracing and 1440p and saves $200.
$6k guy should just go to a boutique system integrator like Falcon Northwest. At that price budget it makes way more sense for a first time builder with little to no experience.
@@zingwilder9989 I had the same thought. It felt like a meme list. The motherboard and GPU selection were quite glaring red flags.
I hope Jason sees this. Or at least someone that knows more about pcs than me.
I have a Thermaltake S100 case.
With a h410m/ac mATX mobo.
I3 10100f cpu
Zotac Gtx 1660
No m.2
Some form of sata 2.5
With 1tb external HD
Currently only running DCS and the run of the mil FP shooters.
The mission is to play simulators. Aka. Assetto corsa, iracing, DCS, MFS2020 and run-of-the-mil FPS games. At 100+fps.
I also am looking into doing some 3d printing.
I have a few saved parts lists.
Here’s one of them:
I7 11700kf
ASrock Z590m phantom gaming 4 mATX
4x 8gb or 2x16gb patriot signature line
1tb Kingston NV2 m.2 ssd
Nvidia geforce RTX 3060ti 8gb
CM ml240 closed loop cpu cooler
And finally some 120mm fans.
My budget is around 2000$
Can be more, I just have to save.
I don’t want to get a new case. I want to work with what I have.
Any advice would be appreciated, guys.
Thanks to all in advance.
Since you have $2000 this is what I would do.
Jason doesn't recommend 11th Gen so I went 13th Gen. I also don't like the GPU so I upgraded that.
I can't post links so I'm just commenting the parts and you can input them into PC Part Picker.
CPU: Intel Core i5-13600K 3.5 GHz 14-Core Processor
CPU Cooler: Deepcool LS520 85.85 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler
Motherboard: ASRock Z790M-ITX WIFI Mini ITX LGA1700 Motherboard
Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws S5 32 GB (2 x 16 GB)
Storage: Silicon Power UD90 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive
Video Card: Gigabyte EAGLE OC GeForce RTX 4070 Ti 12 GB Video Card
Case: Thermaltake S100 MicroATX Mini Tower Case
Power Supply: MSI MPG A850G PCIE5 850 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply
Case Fan: Deepcool FC120-3 IN 1 61.91 CFM 120 mm Fans 3-Pack
Total: $1930.79
@@kelley09162 thanks!
much appreciated!
@@Mr.Scootini you're welcome. Forgot to mention if you'd like to reuse the storage you have go ahead.
Any questions for me?
In the USA at least, Corsair is not legally allowed to void your warranty because you removed a heatsink.
just got my toasty bros are we crazy pc, took a day and a half troubleshooting to get it to run correctly, but its awesome looking and almost silent. anyway, here are the specs:
i5 12600k
rtx6700xt 12g (gigabyte)
16gx2 tforce 3200 ram
1tb nvme 4.0
steel legend z690 mobo
7 argb fans in a musetex n7 case(basically the lien li)
Anywayz, I started watching you channel very recently, after ordering this, and it was your channel which helped me trouble shoot a very simple yet troublesome issue that their tech support left me hanging with saying it would probably be ok...so I wanted to say thank you for the awesome perspective and info!
Can anyone advice if MB550 MSI Mortar support 4070TI? Do I need to upgrade my MB?
B550 has Gen 4 pcie slot and 4070ti is still GDDR6, which is for Gen 4 slots so it should be fine. What's your CPU though?
PCI-E is backwards and forwards compatible. Any MB will work.
@@rogued3mon414 thks for replying. my cpu is ryzen 5 5600x
Good with 5600X and 4070 ti
@@PCBuilderChannel Thank you for replying sir. 1 more qns. do I need to upgrade my current CPU to Ryzen 5 7600x if it is just purely for gaming?
shout out to 1:10 haha don't often see many Rupert's, let alone in a PCBuilder video xD
I'm definitely looking at maybe getting that $1800 list, but am curious if I want to do UE5 game design during the day, and 1440p dual monitor WoW/Path of Exile(no shooters)gaming, monitors go up to 144hz. I don't know if the $1800 list is strong enough or if I need to bump it up. What are your thoughts Jason?
Should be good!
Thanks for this nicely done video :)
Hey Jason, This is Ur subscriber From India 🇮🇳.
I love your videos n I have been watching them since I don't know like 1 year maybe as I wanted to build a PC for myself your channel has educated me a lot about PC building, what can go wrong, what is to be considered and all.
I have been waiting from past 1.5 years now to build my PC so that the prices come down ( but they seem to go nowhere now 🥲), so Im stuck with this decision and even feel like I Should just build it now cause I feel it's right time and the prices may not go down further.
I'm still a Civil Engineering student and This is my first build so My budget was about $1200 roughly (1 Lakh rupees ) for full build seeing all the price I would really like to stick with this budget but I would like to convince my parents to increase it upto maybe $1825 (1.5 Lakh rupees). I do regular gaming and even work on CAD and 3D modeling stuff related to Civil Engg Works and I think I wanna go with Intel i7-13700k CPU.
I really need help with these things and I think ur the one to help me out with this. I don't wanna over spend but I don't want me to be swapping parts without being future proofed without breaking my mom 😅🥲 cause it's like one time investment to my mom cause. Please help. Im stuck, should I consider issues with VRAM size, budgeting, should I wait till June or July... I can still wait for prices to drop.
Ur help would mean a lot for ur Subscriber From 🇮🇳India ❤😊.
I absolutely adore this series, it's not only educational but also entertaining. And huge bonus for Ambrosius and cat memes, my cats loving heart approves ;)
I do have a question tho, I'm planning on building my first pc and I've already picked parts but I'm still hesitant about some of them.
I chose ryzen 7 5700x and radeon 6650 xt but I'm afraid that the gpu might be too weak for the cpu. I'm not sure whether I should just wait to make more money and then buy 6700x or I can stay with the current choice. I don't plan on playing anything in 1440p (I don't have big enough monitor and not gonna buy bigger one anytime soon) so it's not that important. I'm also not sure if psu 650w would be enough for these two and other stuff, I've been thinking about choosing more powerful one like 750w
Some help would be appreciated c:
I'd go 5600 with that GPU myself (:
Hey Jason, would you recommend Coolermaster MWE power supplies?
Been using Silicon Power for a few years. m.2 and 2.5 SSDs all have held up well and way cheaper than others.
I don't know that I would recommend the 7950 X3D or 7900X3D because in testing reviewers have found them to perform a lot worse in productivity then the normal X variants because of their custom firmware, and the gains in gaming don't seem equal to the losses.
I have that Motherboard lol. Was a gift from someone who didn't know better knowing i was building a new computer. Good enough :P it's heavy af for a board for sure and WAY more than I need cause I don't even really OC too much. Just a few things.
Been watching your vids and they have helped me build my very first mid range pc. Still waiting for the Cpu cooler to be delivered.
I got the lian li 216 Rgb case
- Rog Strix B550-A gaming
- Ryzen 7 5700x
- Gigabyte 6750x
- FSP 1000w Hydro G Pro PSU
- T-force 32gb Ram
I hope I made the right buying decisions. 😅 Only plan play between 1080p or 1440p.
Been waiting for a while for itx prices to drop on am5 but it just hasn't happened. Ended up going with Intel using a 13400 with the aorus b660i pro board. It as only 90 bucks after the 20$ off with CPU purchase. Am I missing something on that board or is that just a really good price at microcenter?
Good price. Its just it needs bios flashback before building the PC.
That's what I'm seeing, has qcflash so shouldn't be a problem. If needed I have some 12th gen as well.
Hey Jason. How it's going?)
Watching your BMB series for a while and came up with an idea for another series. What if people will send you their configurations (the one they are currently using) and a budget they have to make an update? For example, I have a config with Ryzen 5 5600, RX 5700 XT, B450, 16 GB DDR4, etc. I have a budget like 500 USD and I want to get more FPS in 1440p. Let me know your thoughts.
Only the best wishes to you and your loved ones. Take care.
Thanks for the suggestion! Hope you are having a great weekend!
Half a milli subs incoming BoostKing! keep up the great work. Is a pleasure to watch your content ❤ Jason 🎉
Thanks Kenny!
Found a sale on newegg recently, rx 580 for $80 usd new. Great for those budget builds
Hey @PC Builder, great vids! Btw, do you think the 5950x pairs well with the 3090 ti suprim x oc version?
for some reason when you were stoking the cat I was getting Bond villain vibes
A content creator/reviewer for PCs that gives me the vibe Doug DeMuro does for car reviews. Only "Quirks" are missing :)
How can that last build be that expensive and not include any water cooling, when the owner wanted water cooling. Especially since Corsair provides that.
Dude it's just amazing how much more performance you get at the high end with AMD and Radeon.. The new Radeon Cards are fast at straight Raster.. Like super fast.. But they are closer to the 30 series in RT.. It is what it is.. But Honestly unless you have a 4090 you would have to use upscaling trickery to get 4090 level RT... Also I have done minecraft with RT on a 6800XT just fine with adjusted settings..
AMD has never been more compelling than now. The CPUs are good. The GPUs are good. And both have bargain options all the way to Godzilla options. I get why people groan "oh it's yet another AMD build" but there are reasons why that's the case.
@@LatitudeSky It's amazing how much faster everything is when you look back to 20/30 years ago, Remember when GPU's only had 512MB of VRAM??
@@marcasswellbmd6922 Absolutely. Still remember the first GeForce 2 from some company nobody knew, Nvidia. Ha. Oldest working GPU I still have is an EVGA 8800GT which was considered a powerhouse at the time. Today's cards are light years beyond.
@@LatitudeSky LOL I had the 8800GT too back in the day....
There is this wall with some Nvidia People that you just can't get through.. And I don't think that it's fanboyism. I think it's Branding and Most of all What People Are Used too. If you are used to an ASRock Board Or AMD BIOS, Your Next Board will probably be an ASRock Like Me.. It's Just the way it is.. We are all about comfort and what we are used too.. AMD did Manage to steal some people away from Intel and Nvidia over the last 7 years.. I am one of them actually.. (I would never use anything but Intel) before Ryzen came out.. I did Use ATI card's back in the day though, Before AMD even took them over.. And Now I have an All AMD PC it's kinda wild..
RT performance may be less but general rasterization will be significantly better. For $30-40 you could ditch the 4070 for a 6950xt.
I'd love to have you look at my build but partpicker wants me to register which is pointless for one build.
I haven't chosen the PS or GPU yet but I've got a few components:
Ryzen 7950x
Corsair H150i cooler
Asus Rog STRIX B650-A mobo (because the newest ones - B670 series - seem to have network issues from all the reviews I've read)
Corsair Vengeance 64gb 5200 (might return this for the 6k)
Samsung 980 2tb M.2 gen4 SSD (x2) Can't find any Gen5
ASUS TUF GT501
Win11 Home
I'll be using my existing monitors. Just need to round the build out with the power supply and GPU.
As for GPU I'm thinking of a beefer for the primary display (currently an ASUS VG32VQ) and either one of my old 1070 FTW2 cards for the secondary monitors (2x 7 year old 24" Dell cheapO's) or a more up-to-date but less expensive GPU.
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Rtx 3080 12Gb vs rtx $4070 12gb
which is better
and please why is 4070 cheaper than 3080 if 4070 is better ??????
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How big of a difference does bottlenecking make for fps ? Im thinking of paring a 6800xt with a Ryzen 9 5900x as it bottlenecks the least or should i rather invest in a cheaper cpu like a 5600x and get a 6950xt ?
I would go 5700X and 6950XT if you can afford it. Otherwise the 5600X and 6950XT is good.
It depends on the game and what resolution you want to use.
Bottleneck calculators can sometimes be useful for a general idea of how well a CPU and GPU will match, but they can't account for all the differences in how different games utilise the CPU and GPU, so you shouldn't rely on them alone.
An RX 6800 XT with a Ryzen 9 5900X is a great combination for a combined gaming+workstation PC (e.g. for a software developer who also plays games, or a video editor who uses software like Vegas Pro, which runs well on AMD GPUs) or for hosting game servers, but for high-refresh-rate gaming at 1080p you would benefit more from a Ryzen 7 5800X3D. The 5800X3D is usually the same price as the 5900X but is significantly faster in most games thanks to its much larger cache, especially in strategy and simulation games like Factorio and Flight Simulator, and in fast-paced multiplayer games like Valorant. Bottleneck calculators often do not account for CPU cache.
If you want to play at 1440p or 4K you would get better performance in most games from a more powerful GPU (e.g. RX 6950 XT or RX 7900 XT) and a cheaper CPU such as a Ryzen 7 5700X, Core i5-13400, or Ryzen 5 7600. Having a more powerful CPU is less important at higher resolutions because the GPU is utilised more heavily and therefore less likely to be bottlenecked by the CPU.
Games that use path tracing (e.g. Minecraft RTX or Cyberpunk 2077 in "overdrive" mode) would run a lot better on a Nvidia GPU such as an RTX 3080 or 4070 - this would be a bit more expensive than a 6800XT, has less VRAM, and only about the same speed in most games; but would be significantly faster at ray and path tracing, and faster at most GPU-accelerated workstation tasks. The RTX 4070 is also a lot more efficient than the RX 6800 XT (200W vs 300W), so is likely to save money in the long run, assuming you pay for your electricity (e.g. your electricity isn't included in your rent).
Bro honestly you are such a legend thank you so much, ive been doing research for weeks going through all the different options and cpu + gpu combos to the point where i would overthink things and everything you explained helped me so much. It answered all of the questions i had and more so thank you again. Im leaning more towards the better gpu and less powerful cpu, I’m currently studying engineering so while i mainly want it for 1440p gaming, i might look around at benchmarks for programs id use and find a suitable cpu for both needs
Quick question, does the more cache on the 5800x3d affect fps or does it just merely help the game run better?
@@KnightmareUSA i have looked around but it was brought to my attention that people “cherry pick” games that give relatively better performance being an amd and radeon build and so the variety or comparisons of benchmarks i come across are apparently misleading
@@-uxm-1222 There's nothing wrong with cherry picking games with good performance, if what is shown is accurate to the setup mentioned, the settings used are clear, and the games are relatively recent. You can always look up the same games with competing hardware that hovers around the same price range.
Focus on checking out games you actually want to play. Many of the results I mention will show people playing ten to twenty popular games in various resolutions.
Cpus are usually not utilised in full in gameplay tests, which is understable given most 3d games will lean on the gpu for performance, so with a relatively recent setup I would tend to go for the combo with the better graphics card. You can of course still update either cpu or gpu at a later date provided your power supply and motherboard can handle it
Microcenter has some sweet Processor/Mobo/RAM combos and I just bought one (the AMD7900X processor). I also bought a 7900XTX red devil GPU. I had them put it together for me as I didn't want to make a mistake. But, when I started playing games, i was like, what the heck? This doesn't look right. Turns out they didn't disable the onboard graphics! Also, they set the RGB to just red all the time. I'm not happy with them.
Can you do a video on tips , tricks, and hints on what I should do now that I have my computer home?
If anybody has other suggestions on settings to tweak to get the most out of my computer, please let me know. Thank you.
Hi, you don't have to disable the internal graphics. All you have to do is plug the cable from the monitor into the Red Devil's output, not the motherboard's output. AMD's Adrenalin software (Right click on your Monitor) lets you control the Red Devil. You should also be able to find software on your PC from the manufacturer of the motherboard to control the RGB color scheme. You can find lots of videos on RUclips that answer your questions, which will help you and much more about like the bios settings of your mainboard, best adrenaline settings for your graphics card and so on. Just search for it. The Tube is full of it. Have fun with your great system!
@@Bastelopa_wie_mein_Channelname Thank you for the help. I was checking out the AMD software and it said something like Graphics 1 and Graphics 2 where 1 was the built-in graphics and 2 was the GPU. Do you think I should re-enable graphics 1? It seems to be working fine.
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If Graphic 1 and Graphic 2 are enabled, you can save power. Then Graphics 2 can use Graphics 1 for simple applications and as soon as you play games or an application requires more graphics power, Graphics 2 becomes active.
I love this series even though I already built my dream pc thats sitting right next to me. Keep up the great work
Glad you are enjoying!!
Was wondering why for the 6000$ build you went with the corsair hx1200? I read that it's not ATX 3.0 and doesn't come with an adapter for the 4000 series. Is this not a concern? Thanks!
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what do think about having reyzen 5 5500 and rtx 2060s or go with i3 12100f
. i like to do stuf in backrounds and open apps while gaming ?
Good budget combos, I'd check the system requirements of the games you play and the apps you use. Also check out our recent GPU Market Update video to see if you can snag a better GPU
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There's a lot of utility in having two separate monitors as opposed to ultrawide, especially if you're going to be streaming. Much easier to separate your tasks by display if they're on entirely separate monitors.
Two monitors is fine, but make sure they aren't so powerful that you won't be able to drive them.
My new pc has an ryzen 5 5500 and gtx 1660 and 16gb of ram. i got the parts with an tight budget and also what was in the stock.
Good budget build
Okay but what if you get a 4800mhz stick for cheap and bump those clocks up (after doing some research ofc)?
Hell just in time for my lunch break again!!!
Does the 7900 GPU fit inside this case ?
I recently built my first pc with a 6800 on a mid tower case and it's pretty close after fitting my radiator on the front of the case.
Turns out i didn't do too bad on my budget rebuild. Just ordered the 6650xt minutes before watching this, wasn't sure about spending the extra £50 over the 6600. Glad I went with the 6650xt now 😀. I did go with the z690 atx motherboard though but got it on a good offer. Watching this saved me spending extra on cpu cooler. Just have to wait for the parts to come ☹️.
Hi Jas! Off topic for you, my build is b650m-a + 7600x, now i've bought gskill z5 with intel xmp (yes i know AMD work with EXPO) i make a mistake, but tomorrow i will recive the pack.. what do you think about that? what's the best choice take or less?
Please do a video on building a HTPC for 4k HDR video. I have a i5 9600k/GTX 1050Ti combo that is not cutting the mustard. Too many dropped frames. Need to upgrade badly. Please help!
Damn... I think the guy was trolling you. There's no way a $6000 build with a 3090Ti only.🤣🤣🔥🔥
You'd be surprised how often I see build lists like this lol
Putting together a first pc with some secondhand parts from a friend and the only part left for me to pick up is a GPU, being paired with a ryzen 3 3100, any suggestions?
I'm trying to build a desktop for game design and development, unreal engineer 5 on max😂 always confused what would be the best
I'm big on audio but couldn't justify those higher prices when I did my build. What external DAC would you recommend? Could you do a video detailing options on how to get better audio?
New to PC building, just started with Fractal Design Meshify XL ATX Full Tower that someone gave me and just bought the EVGA X570 Dark mother board. Not that into RGB but some is fine the tower does have a smoked glass panel, will be used for photo/video editing, CAD & gaming. I am thinking to add the AMD Ryzen 9 5900X or the 5950x CPU but after that I am at a loss. Budget ?, $1,000 to $2,000+ish the lower the better but I want to buy once cry once, any help from you to populate this board to it's full potency at this budget would be appreciated from me. Thanks, Brian
Hey Jason, I really enjoy watching your fix my build series and was hoping you might be able to give me some advice. I have bought 3 pieces for a new build and am just looking for your suggestion on a CPU/Motherboard. I have so far gotten MSI RX 6750 XT MECH2X GPU , a Corsiar 4000D Airflow case and a WD Black SN770 SSD and am struggling to decide on AMD or Intel I am happy to spend about $1000 AUD if that helps. PC will be only for gaming and 1080p or 1440p.
I would look AMD for the CPU. Maybe a 5600 and a B550.
Hop over to our 5600 build guide video from a couple weeks ago, I think that would serve you well
Just upgraded for a 7900XTX, yeepee !
Next move would be an OLED 32" 4K screen when they'll be released :p
If im not wrong, 7950x3d is mainly for gaming and does not perfor well enough compare to X varient. Please re9ly and correct me if im wrong.
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The only thing left is my monitor...but I always use a Sceptre (non smart) TV for the width I needed... I found the Model I wanted (42") for $125... The price got slashed in half from two years ago... The current one is a 36" and...I believe...it's on it's last legs...
7:31 with all respect, you CANNOT put 16gb of ram in almost 2k$ PC. A big no no.
I mean you can, but you can also update to 32 gb if you like (;
@@PCBuilderChannel true ;)
i’m getting a thinkpad with an i9 and a2000 g card this a good combo?
Unfortunately you are right. People who have bigger budgets often take all the most expensive components possible yet they make no sense together. Or, like in this case, under perform
I think the monitor for the Godzilla build is a miss and Ill explain why. For just video recording and editing I think it would be amazing. No doubt! Nice large and wide screen to see and scrub through the video in your editing software is great. Though for streaming it is generally better to have a 2 or even 3 monitors for the fact that your chat will be going, looking at your discord if you got a community going, setting up your music and etc. That is if youre going to be using fullscreen for your game. I dont think he was going for a multi monitor to stretch the game on both monitors at the same time. BUT I do agree with all of the other changes you've made for the PC! Great video!
Thanks for sharing!
Seems like my original comment got removed, but here's some of my data regarding FSR 2 mods in Minecraft:
6850M XT (mobile 6750XT, but very close in real world to desktop) at 4K = 34.6fps
6850M XT at 1440p = 55.1fps
680M (2022 APU) at 1080p = 23.7fps
680M at 900p = 30.7fps
680M at 720p = 36.7fps
All of these measurements are with FSR 2 modded over DLSS, "Performance" (half resolution) mode.
So you definitely can run Minecraft DXR on AMD, even the iGPUs if you keep resolution in check. But all of this requires you use a 3rd party installer and launcher for Minecraft Bedrock, which while great for tinkerers, is not ideal for those who just want to game without non-sense. The latter should be sure to get Nvidia for the time being.
The only thing Corsair managed to infect me on the 5000T which I overspent on for my first build. Once I had the included commander and fans I was locked in 😂 oh and the 4080. Every time I look at it I’m a little sad and disillusioned
It happens!