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PC 😂😂😂😂😂 PC SUUUUUUUUUUUUUCKS. PC: 0 Great exclusives. Misses out on numerous GOTY winners every year. Windows garage OS Bugs, viruses, crashing. Malware, shovelware, bottlenecking, troubleshooting. No physical games. No first party developers. Horrible online plagued with cheaters hackers and modders. Gimped unoptimized and late 3rd party ports. Garbage / virtually non-existent local multiplayer. Garbage startup times. Loses best graphics, art, animation, etc to consoles first party games yearly. Gigantic, loud, energy consuming towers. Hunched over desk and chair gaming on a small screen. But yeah... Go ahead and name 1 single great pc exclusive. 😂😂😂😂😂😂 Vs Consoles: Numerous great exclusive games. First party titles. Physical or digital games. 2nd party exclusives. Optimized games. Exclusive games that win Best Graphics, art, animation every year. Superior online services. Ease of use. Small, quiet, energy conserving. No bugs, viruses, malware, shovelware. Blu-ray Portability. Constant innovation from d-pad, to analog, to motion controls to Dualsense. Easy livingroom / entertainment center integration. Quick resume. If you're gaming on a PC it's because: A. You are a child and your parents control what you play and what you play on. B. You're a foreigner (not from the USA) and hate games based on American or Western culture. C. You are poor and can't afford a luxury item like a console. D. You are on the spectrum and enjoy repetitive point and click games. E. All of the above. 😂😂 Oh, and you want to talk about visuals? Best looking games by year: 2023- Spider-Man 2 (Not on PC), Alan Wake 2. 2022- God of War Ragnorok (not on PC), Horizon Forbidden West (Not on PC), Eldin Ring. 2021- Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart (Not on PC). 2020- The Last of Us Part II ( Not on PC), Dreams (Not on PC). 2019- Death Standing (Not on PC), Control. 2018- God of War (Not on PC), Red Dead Redemption 2 (Not on PC). 2017- Horizon Zero Dawn (Not on PC). 2016- Uncharted 4 (Not on PC). Should I go on? 😂😂😂😂
For anyone wondering, once you've built a gaming pc, it's incredibly easy to just upgrade a part! Let's say you want a new GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), all you have to do is buy a compatible GPU, and then swap it out for the one already in your machine, or add it to the second slot! (That depends on your motherboard) I highly encourage getting in to gaming on a pc as there is so much more options when it comes to gaming! Happy gaming! :)
@@drago4813 definitely build (WAY CHEAPER) but I recommend watching Austin Evans guide. Once you build and rebuild it a few times, you can build it in as little as 15 minutes! If something goes wrong, I recommend calling microcentre. You don't need to go in the store they'll just walk you through how to troubleshoot! I had a bad CPU and 2 bad motherboards, the odds in that happening are 1/1000000 but it can happen. Buy your parts in a store rather than online, trust me!
what are your thoughts on ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX 3090 DirectX 12 ROG-STRIX-RTX3090-O24G-GAMING 24GB 384-Bit GDDR6X PCI Express 4.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card? I've found it on unigrade but there're lots of at the same price so not sure how to choose the right one?
I've already built my computer and set it up, thanks to these videos, yet I'm still here watching guides on how to build computers and set them up and watching his tutorials on how to build stronger computers than I'll ever have. It's just great content.
Been a console player all my life just bought my first pc last week best thing I’ve done! Taking some getting used to using keyboard and mouse rather than a controller but I’m getting better each day and my god the reflex’s on shooting games etc is out of this world with a mouse
Mouse and keyboard is the ultimate for sure, But remember you can still use a controller on PC.. And some games are just better suited for a controller.
Yeah I’m also playing with mnk day by day, on games where I just wna chill autopilot and have a good game I usually bust out my controller, but I feel like mnk is so much more fun cuz of the amount of progress I’m making.
My 10 yo is getting into gaming so this was a helpful video, I would love a video on exactly how to build and prep a gaming pc for a mom who is not at all techy. That would be a fun mother son project someday
As a first start for a 10 year old i suggest a pc 1k below to see how it goes cause if you wanna start getting serious i suggest doing 1000$ pcs or more
You should make a video where you show exactly how to build a pc, every detail, everything. The video would be around an hour long and people who are building a pc could really use it since all your video's go over it pretty fast.
One big flaw that I often see on PC build videos is they TALK TOO FAST. They know what they are doing so they zip along as if we know too, but we don't. Slower and more precise is very much better for builders of little or no experience.
@@dantheman7357 yea i just built my first pc and it wasn't hard i just needed to find everything on the motherboard it didn't go nearly as smooth as all the build videos
@@rokdovecar5275 most important ones are cpu 12600k gpu 3060 ti mb msi pro z690-a and case 500dx. Works incredible good compared to my 1660 ti which was also still pretty good
This is one of the best refresher beginner guides i have seen on youtube so far. Straight to the point but also highlighting alot of the new features that us older PC builders may not have known that was available with hardware and game clients! was unaware GOG can compile your other client bought games into one
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I’ve never seen any of your content man. And I am looking at getting a pc but 2:22 sec in and i wanna sub because your energy is cool and your funny! Not a lot of RUclipsrs can pull me in like that so I had to make this post! Keep it up man!
Great introduction to PC gaming. I was using PC as a kid, like a long time ago, then had PS4 for a few years but am going back to PC gaming. As you said it's the superior platform for gaming experience. This is a great video, even I knew all of this I definitely watched it till the end. Nice work! Keep it up! 🤗👍🏻👌🏻🔥
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I just bought my first gaming pc earlier this evening. I built my own low range one back in 2002 that lasted me maybe a year before it became a media machine. I haven't owned a desktop since and have gamed strictly on consoles since. After playing VR games on the PSVR2 on my ps5 lately and feeling the drought of games for it, I finally decided to drop a pretty penny on a decent rig and am so excited to get started. Thanks for posting this video to help get me back up to speed.
Loving your videos! i’m currently in the process of building my first very own pc and your videos are helping me out on how to build one and what to do when i have it setup. Thank you for your videos
Same here, just waiting for the last parts to arrive and the setup will be complete. I’ve found out that building a pc is pretty simple and very fun. Hope to see your build one day
I recently just built my dream PC (and setup) for about $4000. No regrets in every penny spent instead of getting a PS5 + 4K monitor. PC is so so so so much better in all ways
I just wanna say thank you for all the info and knowledge you're giving through these videos. I just dropped 3k on a PC with some good specs and this is my first Beast of a rig as I am coming from a console. After watching a few of your videos going into this seems a lot less intimidating and it's almost like this channel has been holding my hand so kudos to you and Merry Christmas. 👍🎄
I bought a prebuilt, and just upgraded the components as I went, much better than building from scratch and risking damaging a component. Just my two cents though..
So, as a 30 year old who has never owned a PC before, I've started my build journey and have been really looking forward to playing games I've played on consoles like the Civilization games, Assassin's Creed, Halo, probably won't ever play CoD, and I'm excited to experience the depths of games that having a PC allows. I am so ready to play games.
Dropped a sub and like. Found your channel randomly and love the fact you embrace your "dorkiness". It makes for a more genuine video and adds more character to your channel! Too many tech youtubers focus purely on high end equipment (some credit mid range stuff that's pretty epic but they seem to begrudge doing so) keep the content coming 💯🔥
One year ago I was building my first PC with a 3070 for Apex only. Now I am here with a new PC with a 3090 in it. Running a whooping 170-190fps 2560x1920 🤩
@@eyeamdee6209 I just finished my second build today. I really recommend it. There are some very good videos out there that I just followed step by step, and I encountered 0 issues. I learnt a buttload about how the pc works, temperatures, fan curves, it's all been very very fun, and really gives me the idea I know my PC's in and out. Also makes you kinda proud, knowing you put your own stuff together. So yeah I'd definitely recommend building your own, it's not nearly as difficult as you think :)
@@eyeamdee6209 I’m not your average tough guy PC dude. If you’re wanting to build one to learn all your components, then do that. If you’re wanting something where you can get the parts you want like I did with the 3090, pre-built might be the safest route!
Nice one. I am looking at building a PC and Apex is literally the only game I play lol (currently on series s). My goal is to build a rig that will run the game at around 144fps on a 1440p resolution monitor. Won't be cheap but will totally be worth it I know.
I plan on getting into PC gaming ASAP for my RUclips channel. Thank you for explaining the basics to someone who knows next to nothing about computers. I tried playing Phasmophobia on my sad little laptop, and it didn't go so well lol
Hey there! Thanks for your comment. I totally agree that discussing the pros and cons of buying used PCs would have been a valuable addition to the article. When it comes to purchasing used tech, it's important to consider factors like warranty, potential hardware issues, and compatibility with newer software. Additionally, researching the reputation of the seller and thoroughly inspecting the system before buying are essential steps. It's definitely a topic worth exploring to help beginners make informed decisions. Let me know if you have any other questions or if there's anything else I can assist you with!
I have decided that im not chasing the newest version gaming consoles anymore, and i want to build a PC. Ive learned a lot from you already. Thanks *Subscribed*
Good information. I've been building PC's since the 90's, so much easier now! Always nice to hear a different take on things. I would say ensure you have enough spare resources to account for any background tasks. Build is better, if you want to just buy get a console. Obvious this was Nvidia sponsored but everyone has to earn a living 😉
I don't know if i will get an answer here but here's hoping. Last night I was playing a game and it was running a little slow (fps drops and freezing) for reference I have a 2080super, 16gb of ram and a Intel i7-9700k. So I closed out my game and went looking for a reason as to why the fps drops were happening. First stop.... storage space, I went to my D: drive and deleted some old RUclips recordings/game clips and then moved to my C: drive which is 90% full and I thinks that's bad right? So I deleted the EFT (Live) folder in the battle state games folder and then resarted my computer. When it turned back on everything was going at like 1fps and after about 10 mins just completely shut off. I asked a friend and he thought I deleted a core file, so I restored every file except the EFT one because it was to large to restore. It is now the next morning and still barely working and turning off after 10-15 mins. I don't know what to do besides take it somewhere. Any advice?
As someone currently gaming on a dell inspiron laptop (Runs on Vega 8 integrated graphics) I'm excited to evntually build a proper gaming pc. Beyond the initial investment it seems so much more convenient than console gaming. Your library is always there, online communities are a lot more active, buying games to build out your library is a lot cheaper and not charging me to play online is a welcome return coming from console gaming.
Hi I am new to pcs and am looking to buy one. I just wanted to ask, if I buy a gaming pc, is it the same as a normal pc as in I can still do normal stuff on it like browse on the internet, word ect. Thanks 🙏
Discord is selling information in really sketchy ways. On top of that my Mac warned me discord was trying to access my keystroke data outside of discord… at least Mac is good for that
You are awesome my dude! Thanks to you, I know how the confidence and know how to build my own gaming PC haha I'm buying a pre built thought for my first one, but when I'm ready to up grade I'll be doing up a semi custom rig 😎👌 Thanks man! Keep it up, you are inspiring me to do tech stuff on my channel 👍👍👍
Likewise! I know a lot of people hate on it, but I’m basically buying a pre-built one but I can still pick certain parts like the GPU and a few other components. I don’t really know what I’m doing and am getting into it brand new so in my opinion it’s my safest option. From there I can always upgrade it as I learn more. Best of luck
I am very thankful and happy I sold my console when I was 16 years old and never looked back. It doesn’t consume any of my time today and I can focus on my career and accomplishment’s
I'm a pc and playstation gamer The biggest advantage of console gaming is less power usage. Gaming pcs use a whole lot of electricity compared to console. Some will complain about installing drivers but it's not rocket science nor is it difficult even for a beginner. Download , double click press next a few times and you're done. The majority of the time you don't have to tweak driver settings.
Thanks for posting this even though this was uploaded to RUclips 2 years ago it still helped I have a feeling it did certainly help thank you PC Centric!
I've been playing on PC for nearly a year and it's definitely better than console once it actually works. I'm surprised how a 3rd gen i5 and gtx 1050ti can run newer games such as FH5 @ 1080p 80fps but definitely needs upgrading in a few months
should of kept on console, pc is not all its cracked up to be. most of the stuff on this video is not completely true. save your cash and get a playstation.
I'm BRAND new to PC gaming. I just bought my first computer in like 12 years and it came with OMEN gaming hub so I wanted to give it a go. I do play PS5, sports games mostly, but I was just going to sign up for GeForce because it popped up and it's asking The account I want to add my games (steam, epic, Ubisoft connect etc) and it's already like a foreign language to me. I'm lost! Any help would be greatly appreciated!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
PC games are distributed through various digital stores like the PS Store. Its just that there isn't just 1 unified store. There are a myriad of stores that sell games. So you have to make accounts with each service that you want games from, purchase your games and then download them.
I am so glad I have manage to build my own PC with a Intel Pentium III at 733Mhz 512mb SDRAM 3DFX Voodoo 3 3000 Sound Blaster Live! an SD Card as a hard drive & Windows 98.
Acts 2:38 and John 10:30 are scriptures I challenge every Christian to look deeper into. Pray for wisdom, knowledge, understanding, and revelation. Jesus Loves YOU!!! All of you have a blessed day; Amen Hallelujah 🔥🙏🏾
I want to build instead of buying a prebuild but i think im overthinking it... Im unsure exactly what parts to get. When it goes to actually building it i have watched long tutotials and it doesn't look to hard just slotting things in and stuff. What im reallt worried about is getting the right parts and how i know if i get a case that fits the parts and if it wont work and stuff lol.
I just bought a prebuild for 1360 USD and I calculated that if I built it myself it wouldve cost me 1830 USD. I'm from South Africa that's why it's more expensive. For example, for $100 more than what the newest iphone cost in the USA I can buy a Ticket to fly to NY from South Africa buy it there and fly back.
After watching all the pc builds or pre builds, I have to say pcs have everything! All you have to do is just make a big ol investment and you can be happy longer that the console players (currently am)
i have a predator monitor 144hz it has DP and HDMI input i want to plug it with my gaming desktop should i use the DP or HDMI connection what is better for higher fps
PCs have many different gaming platforms. It isn't like Xbox or PS where you can only buy games through the respective online store or through discs. You have Steam, Rockstar game launcher, epic games, Ubisoft connect and a myriad of other game platforms to buy and download games. If you build your own PC, you buy the parts to assemble it. If you buy a pre-built gaming PC, then its already assembled and has everything you need.
Wish I seen this vid before I built my laptop. Customized my options from Dell. I opted for the Alienware M17 R5 with the AMD series. I chose the UHD 3840x2160 120hz, 2TB SSD, 64gb DDR5, and the AMD 6850 XT graphics card and the ryzen 9600 series. However I don’t regret it, the machines a monster.
I have no idea about this stuff nor do i really know anyone that does… i am looking to buy my first gaming pc i see one person say you can never find a good pre built pc and that building is better but i also see people saying if you dont have the $2000 to build than buy a pre built im rlly lost hopefully this series helps if not idk
There are many videos and guides and articles online explaining how PC parts work. As for finding what the best parts are for a given budget or use case, that can get tricky. You'll need to read/watch a lot of reviews.
question, you say if you buy an nvidia GPU you can install g force experience is there an equivalent of this for AMD? ive literally no idea about PC gaming hence why im here lol. Thanks :)
If James Hoffmann had a son who was a gamer, you would be that son. Lol I’m wanting to get into PC, it seems like these days, consoles and PCs have switched up quite a bit. I grew up when consoles were as good as gaming got, nobody had gaming PCs and if they did, the experience was garbage, and it just made more sense to have a console but PCs have come so far and now it seems like most people who are serious about gaming (even as a hobby) have a gaming PC and consoles. It just seems so much more versatile to have a PC. Especially as someone who is wanting to start a gaming channel, it makes way more sense to consolidate everything into a PC and having the ability to make it a more seamless process. And I’m totally sick of the console wars. I haven’t been able to get my hands on a PS5 and I’m not sure if I’m ready to fully switch to Xbox, so it seems like a good time to try out PC. And- free online? Hell yes. PlayStation switching from PSN to PS+ was fucking ridiculous
I can't get it to turn on. I'm trying to test my first pc. I think it's the switch on the power supply but I don't want to mess it up. I got a 4090 and ryzen 9 7950x3d. It's brand new in just computer dumb. I can barely use Facebook and that's still a struggle.
I've been looking into PC gaming for the past 5 years and JUST started my build with the help of my partner. I am using my PC for multi media [Streaming and gaming] I have my Windows on a HDD [Hard Disk Drive] while my games and media are on a SSD [Solid state drives] I learn on how to build my PC from my partner, brother and a channel here for LinusTechTips. I have also played my games on a console and normally get those people who are toxic, on PC I have only had one and that was while playing Resident Evil 5 but far as I have seen games look and feel better on PC then that of a console. I am glad to of moved to PC and I wish I did it sooner XD My MOBO, CPU and RAM cost me £500 as I have gotten these parts, MSI MAG B550 Tomahawk, CPU - AMD Ryzen 7 3800X [3.9GHz], RAM - Kingston FURY Beast 16GB [3200MHz] and PSU - AeroCool Intergrator 850W (80+) I am still looking into GPU but that is still under TBA as I'd like to check views on each GPU
I have so many questions. if i buy a pre made gaming desktop do I still have to buy a graphics card? and if I have wifi but it's downstairs do I have to hook it up to the desktop or can i just log into it like a phone?
That depends entirely on the computer you buy. If it has a graphics card, then you don't need to install one unless you want a better one. Most PCs nowadays have built-in Wifi so you should be able to connect it like you would any other wifi device. Just verify that the PC in question does have wifi.
I’ve always heard about pc gaming. Never really knew anything about it in depth. Still don’t but now I’m considering it. Ditching the ps5 and moving to pc. But like I said I don’t know anything lol. If I were to want to get a set up , how do I do that ? It’s not a regular computer and monitor is it ? They’re specific gaming computers and monitors
Suppose you buy a GeForce RTX such as the Asus/MSI/Zotech 4070, 4080, 4090 but are not manufactured by Nvidia...does the Nvidia Geforce updates still work on non Nvidia manufactured cards ?
Yes that works. Nvidia makes the drivers and reference cards. Brands like Asus, MSI etc take that reference design and build variations of it. But they're still the same graphics chip so they run the same drivers.
@@JJFlores197 Thanks, just got my first gaming PC. All pre-built (though I was able to choose what parts)...the more I look into setting it up the more confusing it gets - esp for me as a console gamer since the Snes days.
I dont have much experience on pc gaming.. i play playstation most of my life.. how much is a decsent gaming pc for world of tanks or call ov war or something?
I want to build a pc for the first time, but I have no idea were to start. What gpu do I want? CPU? Ram? Graphics card? It’s seriously like learning a new language for me
Does the mother board make a difference? I’m thinking about buying my first pc and I’m trying to figure out what all the parts do so I can make a good decision on what I want.
I bought a pre built from nzxt. Needed to get another case fan which was annoying but it taught me some things taking out the bracket to put the fan in
Hey everyone I’m thinking of getting a pc and some that I’m looking at say 32 gb what does that mean?If it’s storage if that’s the case and y ps5 game on average is around 60-82 gb to be stored then how is it supposed to be able to store the games also what’s the difference between RAM memory and storage ?(please reply I’m genuinely lost)
There are 2 types of computer memory: system memory (RAM) and system storage. RAM - Random Access Memory is a type of memory that's used as temporary storage. When you load up a game or program, parts of the game get copied from main storage (system storage) to RAM so that the CPU (processor) can process the data. RAM is temporary storage because it is only used to temporarily store data; think of it like a scratchpad. The system storage or main storage is the hard drive and/or SSD. This is where all of the data that you have on your computer - say games, documents, pictures, movies, etc is all stored. The more RAM a computer has, the larger the programs that you can have open without performance issues. Most gaming PCs nowadays have around 16-32 GB of RAM. Main storage is usually a lot bigger. Most computers have at least 500 GB of storage, if not a lot more.
Love the purple theme I definitely would have the same color scheme if I get into the whole pc thing it gets more tempting every day lol. Thanks for the helpful video
man i dont know what to do pls help me, i have a medium pc with 3060 ti/ i5 12th the frame is good but when i play fps game like apex i have big lags and cut on screen there is something that i can do. if u want u can share a link to a video thx
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I've scoured through Amazon to find the very BEST PC Gaming deals, from a few pennies, to top end GPUs and monitors! Some are already close to selling out, so don't dally! I'll be updating this until Black Friday is over, so keep coming back for new deals! (affiliate link)
PC 😂😂😂😂😂
PC SUUUUUUUUUUUUUCKS.
PC: 0 Great exclusives.
Misses out on numerous GOTY winners every year.
Windows garage OS
Bugs, viruses, crashing.
Malware, shovelware, bottlenecking, troubleshooting.
No physical games.
No first party developers.
Horrible online plagued with cheaters hackers and modders.
Gimped unoptimized and late 3rd party ports.
Garbage / virtually non-existent local multiplayer.
Garbage startup times.
Loses best graphics, art, animation, etc to consoles first party games yearly.
Gigantic, loud, energy consuming towers.
Hunched over desk and chair gaming on a small screen.
But yeah... Go ahead and name 1 single great pc exclusive. 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Vs Consoles:
Numerous great exclusive games. First party titles.
Physical or digital games.
2nd party exclusives.
Optimized games.
Exclusive games that win Best Graphics, art, animation every year.
Superior online services.
Ease of use.
Small, quiet, energy conserving.
No bugs, viruses, malware, shovelware.
Blu-ray
Portability.
Constant innovation from d-pad, to analog, to motion controls to Dualsense.
Easy livingroom / entertainment center integration.
Quick resume.
If you're gaming on a PC it's because:
A. You are a child and your parents control what you play and what you play on.
B. You're a foreigner (not from the USA) and hate games based on American or Western culture.
C. You are poor and can't afford a luxury item like a console.
D. You are on the spectrum and enjoy repetitive point and click games.
E. All of the above.
😂😂
Oh, and you want to talk about visuals? Best looking games by year:
2023- Spider-Man 2 (Not on PC), Alan Wake 2.
2022- God of War Ragnorok (not on PC), Horizon Forbidden West (Not on PC), Eldin Ring.
2021- Ratchet and Clank: Rift Apart (Not on PC).
2020- The Last of Us Part II ( Not on PC), Dreams (Not on PC).
2019- Death Standing (Not on PC), Control.
2018- God of War (Not on PC), Red Dead Redemption 2 (Not on PC).
2017- Horizon Zero Dawn (Not on PC).
2016- Uncharted 4 (Not on PC).
Should I go on? 😂😂😂😂
For anyone wondering, once you've built a gaming pc, it's incredibly easy to just upgrade a part! Let's say you want a new GPU (Graphics Processing Unit), all you have to do is buy a compatible GPU, and then swap it out for the one already in your machine, or add it to the second slot! (That depends on your motherboard) I highly encourage getting in to gaming on a pc as there is so much more options when it comes to gaming! Happy gaming! :)
Should I buy a prebuilt or build? I don't know how to build though 😂😭
@@drago4813 definitely build (WAY CHEAPER) but I recommend watching Austin Evans guide. Once you build and rebuild it a few times, you can build it in as little as 15 minutes! If something goes wrong, I recommend calling microcentre. You don't need to go in the store they'll just walk you through how to troubleshoot! I had a bad CPU and 2 bad motherboards, the odds in that happening are 1/1000000 but it can happen. Buy your parts in a store rather than online, trust me!
What is that ? Graphics p unit ? Is that how these videos are made ? The editing , stuff like that ?
@@leiperfamily7707 graphic processing unit (also salut)
what are your thoughts on ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX 3090 DirectX 12 ROG-STRIX-RTX3090-O24G-GAMING 24GB 384-Bit GDDR6X PCI Express 4.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Support Video Card? I've found it on unigrade but there're lots of at the same price so not sure how to choose the right one?
just brought my first pc that is coming in a couple days so excited i’ve wanted one for over 10 years and finally saved up enough money for one
Good for you man I hope the one you saved up for it worth it!
Hey dude how'd it go?
Aww....you're excitement is so cute.🥺
Epic, enjoy building it!
And how is it I’m about to get my first in a few days wanted one for like 4 years
I've already built my computer and set it up, thanks to these videos, yet I'm still here watching guides on how to build computers and set them up and watching his tutorials on how to build stronger computers than I'll ever have. It's just great content.
Same bro, love his videos I'm still watching a year after building mine from his guides
Same bro
Waiting on my case to arrive to build my first pc in a couple of hours I’m so excited, always something new watching his videos.
@@jordannmejia what parts did you buy if you dont mind me asking?
It’s for your subconscious you’ll have a more powerful one soon🤣
Been a console player all my life just bought my first pc last week best thing I’ve done! Taking some getting used to using keyboard and mouse rather than a controller but I’m getting better each day and my god the reflex’s on shooting games etc is out of this world with a mouse
Mouse and keyboard is the ultimate for sure, But remember you can still use a controller on PC.. And some games are just better suited for a controller.
Yeah I’m also playing with mnk day by day, on games where I just wna chill autopilot and have a good game I usually bust out my controller, but I feel like mnk is so much more fun cuz of the amount of progress I’m making.
same. although i'm still going to 'main' console, im also gonna try playing pc alot too!
What pc did you get? And is it any good?
What pc did you get?
My 10 yo is getting into gaming so this was a helpful video, I would love a video on exactly how to build and prep a gaming pc for a mom who is not at all techy. That would be a fun mother son project someday
You’re an awesome mom.
You are the mom most kids want,but be careful about the time spent(3 hours bit bad)
Where is his father??
As a first start for a 10 year old i suggest a pc 1k below to see how it goes cause if you wanna start getting serious i suggest doing 1000$ pcs or more
God bless you and your child! a supportive and caring mom is all a son can ask for
currently in the process of crossing over from console after decades of play, this video was the best guide i could've asked for, thank you!!
Thanks for the tips! Does anyone here know a good place to get Win 11 keys for my gaming PC?
BNHSoftware, enjoy your gaming PC bro!
@@manu55pool Thanks, it worked! :) I have everything now for my Gaming PC Bro
I got a good product from them, no problems at all in many years! My sisters have the same experience as me!
As somebody who is starting off being a pc gamer from consoles this channel seems to be the spot to learn! Thank you
You should make a video where you show exactly how to build a pc, every detail, everything. The video would be around an hour long and people who are building a pc could really use it since all your video's go over it pretty fast.
would definitely help a lot of people out.
One big flaw that I often see on PC build videos is they TALK TOO FAST. They know what they are doing so they zip along as if we know too, but we don't. Slower and more precise is very much better for builders of little or no experience.
@@dantheman7357 yea i just built my first pc and it wasn't hard i just needed to find everything on the motherboard it didn't go nearly as smooth as all the build videos
@@bartle6963 nice good job🙂 what are your pcs specs?
@@rokdovecar5275 most important ones are cpu 12600k gpu 3060 ti mb msi pro z690-a and case 500dx. Works incredible good compared to my 1660 ti which was also still pretty good
This is one of the best refresher beginner guides i have seen on youtube so far. Straight to the point but also highlighting alot of the new features that us older PC builders may not have known that was available with hardware and game clients! was unaware GOG can compile your other client bought games into one
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Love the vids I’m wanting to build a PC soon so this will help also First
you got a long road ahead of you but pc centric has ur back
@@BodabopFishing thanks!
I’ve never seen any of your content man. And I am looking at getting a pc but 2:22 sec in and i wanna sub because your energy is cool and your funny! Not a lot of RUclipsrs can pull me in like that so I had to make this post! Keep it up man!
I gotta say you're setups are so nice it's so inviting with the plants and warm lighting just wow.
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Centric legit has dad vibes by the way his humor is 😭 I love it
Great introduction to PC gaming. I was using PC as a kid, like a long time ago, then had PS4 for a few years but am going back to PC gaming. As you said it's the superior platform for gaming experience.
This is a great video, even I knew all of this I definitely watched it till the end.
Nice work! Keep it up! 🤗👍🏻👌🏻🔥
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I just bought my first gaming pc earlier this evening. I built my own low range one back in 2002 that lasted me maybe a year before it became a media machine. I haven't owned a desktop since and have gamed strictly on consoles since. After playing VR games on the PSVR2 on my ps5 lately and feeling the drought of games for it, I finally decided to drop a pretty penny on a decent rig and am so excited to get started. Thanks for posting this video to help get me back up to speed.
Loving your videos! i’m currently in the process of building my first very own pc and your videos are helping me out on how to build one and what to do when i have it setup. Thank you for your videos
Same here, just waiting for the last parts to arrive and the setup will be complete. I’ve found out that building a pc is pretty simple and very fun. Hope to see your build one day
I recently just built my dream PC (and setup) for about $4000. No regrets in every penny spent instead of getting a PS5 + 4K monitor. PC is so so so so much better in all ways
One issue, i'm broke
One Solve: Save up for one
I'm right there with ya, at least I'm giggling now 🤭 thanks ✌️😆
@@VaporPC88one issue am broken because I bought pc how am I going buy games for my new pc
@@DarkPikachuYTV...
You are a pirate.
Take out a loan. 😅
Your channel inspired me to build my own pc. The parts are on the way!
I just wanna say thank you for all the info and knowledge you're giving through these videos. I just dropped 3k on a PC with some good specs and this is my first Beast of a rig as I am coming from a console. After watching a few of your videos going into this seems a lot less intimidating and it's almost like this channel has been holding my hand so kudos to you and Merry Christmas. 👍🎄
Dude same I just dropped 3k on my first gaming pc build I’m stoked. Bye consoles
@@traavdasav how are u spending 3k on a built pc? Isnt the whole point of building is to save money?
When most of the games you’re gonna play on pc are also on console…
@@GuardianLamb prob for insane specs
help me bruh, what did you buy
Yes finally another episode of great content
Yes
I bought a prebuilt, and just upgraded the components as I went, much better than building from scratch and risking damaging a component. Just my two cents though..
Always nice to watch these and realize you have to humble yourself with these videos to learn more!
Great content as always!!
So, as a 30 year old who has never owned a PC before, I've started my build journey and have been really looking forward to playing games I've played on consoles like the Civilization games, Assassin's Creed, Halo, probably won't ever play CoD, and I'm excited to experience the depths of games that having a PC allows. I am so ready to play games.
Dropped a sub and like. Found your channel randomly and love the fact you embrace your "dorkiness". It makes for a more genuine video and adds more character to your channel! Too many tech youtubers focus purely on high end equipment (some credit mid range stuff that's pretty epic but they seem to begrudge doing so) keep the content coming 💯🔥
This guy reminds me of my computer sciencr teacher. Goofy and funny while educational when needed. Love it man keep it up 👍
Those are always the best teachers IMO.
@@JJFlores197 you said it
One year ago I was building my first PC with a 3070 for Apex only. Now I am here with a new PC with a 3090 in it. Running a whooping 170-190fps 2560x1920 🤩
Did you build your new one as well? I’ve never built one and deciding if I should build it myself or have it built and tested and then sent to me
@@eyeamdee6209 I just finished my second build today. I really recommend it. There are some very good videos out there that I just followed step by step, and I encountered 0 issues. I learnt a buttload about how the pc works, temperatures, fan curves, it's all been very very fun, and really gives me the idea I know my PC's in and out. Also makes you kinda proud, knowing you put your own stuff together. So yeah I'd definitely recommend building your own, it's not nearly as difficult as you think :)
@@eyeamdee6209 Didn’t build my second pc. Was pre-built through NZXT!
@@eyeamdee6209 I’m not your average tough guy PC dude. If you’re wanting to build one to learn all your components, then do that. If you’re wanting something where you can get the parts you want like I did with the 3090, pre-built might be the safest route!
Nice one. I am looking at building a PC and Apex is literally the only game I play lol (currently on series s). My goal is to build a rig that will run the game at around 144fps on a 1440p resolution monitor. Won't be cheap but will totally be worth it I know.
For someone who's at the beginning of learning about technology, this was helpful! it applied what I'm learning. thank you
I plan on getting into PC gaming ASAP for my RUclips channel. Thank you for explaining the basics to someone who knows next to nothing about computers. I tried playing Phasmophobia on my sad little laptop, and it didn't go so well lol
Thx man. I love your look, and the way you talk, you seem exactly like a guy that should have this kind of channel, straight out of central casting.
Great overview.
Would have been nice to see a small section on the pros and cons of buying used.
The sponsor might have been a limiting factor there but good idea
Hey there! Thanks for your comment. I totally agree that discussing the pros and cons of buying used PCs would have been a valuable addition to the article. When it comes to purchasing used tech, it's important to consider factors like warranty, potential hardware issues, and compatibility with newer software. Additionally, researching the reputation of the seller and thoroughly inspecting the system before buying are essential steps. It's definitely a topic worth exploring to help beginners make informed decisions. Let me know if you have any other questions or if there's anything else I can assist you with!
@@innovativeadvertising6463 is iBUYPOWER worth buying out together or can I get the same result cheaper building my own?
Only con I see would be upgrading your Gpu or CPU
I have decided that im not chasing the newest version gaming consoles anymore, and i want to build a PC. Ive learned a lot from you already. Thanks *Subscribed*
Good information. I've been building PC's since the 90's, so much easier now! Always nice to hear a different take on things. I would say ensure you have enough spare resources to account for any background tasks. Build is better, if you want to just buy get a console. Obvious this was Nvidia sponsored but everyone has to earn a living 😉
I don't know if i will get an answer here but here's hoping. Last night I was playing a game and it was running a little slow (fps drops and freezing) for reference I have a 2080super, 16gb of ram and a Intel i7-9700k. So I closed out my game and went looking for a reason as to why the fps drops were happening. First stop.... storage space, I went to my D: drive and deleted some old RUclips recordings/game clips and then moved to my C: drive which is 90% full and I thinks that's bad right? So I deleted the EFT (Live) folder in the battle state games folder and then resarted my computer. When it turned back on everything was going at like 1fps and after about 10 mins just completely shut off. I asked a friend and he thought I deleted a core file, so I restored every file except the EFT one because it was to large to restore. It is now the next morning and still barely working and turning off after 10-15 mins. I don't know what to do besides take it somewhere. Any advice?
@@sammohler6757 maybe one of your specs were damaged
As someone currently gaming on a dell inspiron laptop (Runs on Vega 8 integrated graphics)
I'm excited to evntually build a proper gaming pc. Beyond the initial investment it seems so much more convenient than console gaming. Your library is always there, online communities are a lot more active, buying games to build out your library is a lot cheaper and not charging me to play online is a welcome return coming from console gaming.
Hey! Don’t forget that Jesus Christ loves you and he died for you have a blessed day❤️
I don't believe in that 9btw thanks for 200 likes
But I respect your religion
First time 55 likes 200 likes damnnn
Ayyy men
@@Flamer_XDW
But I have one question. What does this have to do with the video?
Hi I am new to pcs and am looking to buy one. I just wanted to ask, if I buy a gaming pc, is it the same as a normal pc as in I can still do normal stuff on it like browse on the internet, word ect. Thanks 🙏
Of course. A gaming PC does the same thing as a regular computer. No reason why it can't do that.
Discord is selling information in really sketchy ways. On top of that my Mac warned me discord was trying to access my keystroke data outside of discord… at least Mac is good for that
I hope you're feeling better, and your voice has returned! Great video as always good sir!
Great information for us first time users. You helped answer alot of my questions and many that I didn't even think of.
Guys i need some advice. I just bought a Acer Nitro 5 i7 13gen trx 4050 16gb ddr5. is it a good pc and what type of game su recommend for pc
You are awesome my dude!
Thanks to you, I know how the confidence and know how to build my own gaming PC haha
I'm buying a pre built thought for my first one, but when I'm ready to up grade I'll be doing up a semi custom rig 😎👌
Thanks man! Keep it up, you are inspiring me to do tech stuff on my channel 👍👍👍
Likewise! I know a lot of people hate on it, but I’m basically buying a pre-built one but I can still pick certain parts like the GPU and a few other components. I don’t really know what I’m doing and am getting into it brand new so in my opinion it’s my safest option. From there I can always upgrade it as I learn more. Best of luck
Even though am planning to buy a Pc soon i love watching you're videos plus I learn something new every time i watch your vids keep it up
To show how easy it actually is to build a PC you should do it blindfolded 😂
I am very thankful and happy I sold my console when I was 16 years old and never looked back. It doesn’t consume any of my time today and I can focus on my career and accomplishment’s
I'm a pc and playstation gamer
The biggest advantage of console gaming is less power usage. Gaming pcs use a whole lot of electricity compared to console.
Some will complain about installing drivers but it's not rocket science nor is it difficult even for a beginner. Download , double click press next a few times and you're done. The majority of the time you don't have to tweak driver settings.
gaming PCs use more power than consoles, but not by that much
@@thepatrizioshow3246 depends what pc specs. The Xbox series x draws 150-200W which is much less than any comparable pc.
Thanks for posting this even though this was uploaded to RUclips 2 years ago it still helped I have a feeling it did certainly help thank you PC Centric!
I've been playing on PC for nearly a year and it's definitely better than console once it actually works. I'm surprised how a 3rd gen i5 and gtx 1050ti can run newer games such as FH5 @ 1080p 80fps but definitely needs upgrading in a few months
should of kept on console, pc is not all its cracked up to be. most of the stuff on this video is not completely true. save your cash and get a playstation.
@@Luke19-66 lmao
@@Luke19-66 someones a little special lmao
@@Luke19-66 how and why
@@Luke19-66 "Save yuwur cash and buy the shittiest alt to PC gaming" lul XD
I'm BRAND new to PC gaming. I just bought my first computer in like 12 years and it came with OMEN gaming hub so I wanted to give it a go. I do play PS5, sports games mostly, but I was just going to sign up for GeForce because it popped up and it's asking The account I want to add my games (steam, epic, Ubisoft connect etc) and it's already like a foreign language to me. I'm lost! Any help would be greatly appreciated!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
PC games are distributed through various digital stores like the PS Store. Its just that there isn't just 1 unified store. There are a myriad of stores that sell games. So you have to make accounts with each service that you want games from, purchase your games and then download them.
imma make it short for u to understand everything u need to get started is MONEY and we unfortunately don have it :(
I am so glad I have manage to build my own PC with a
Intel Pentium III at 733Mhz
512mb SDRAM
3DFX Voodoo 3 3000
Sound Blaster Live!
an SD Card as a hard drive
& Windows 98.
Acts 2:38 and John 10:30 are scriptures I challenge every Christian to look deeper into. Pray for wisdom, knowledge, understanding, and revelation. Jesus Loves YOU!!! All of you have a blessed day; Amen Hallelujah 🔥🙏🏾
Can’t believe im searching how to use monitor or a pc for gaming but console better but pc has been still shining these years. 💯
Thanks for this video. I'm switching to PC after being a console gamer for 20 years.
Couldn't wait for this vid. Keep up the good work.
I want to build instead of buying a prebuild but i think im overthinking it... Im unsure exactly what parts to get. When it goes to actually building it i have watched long tutotials and it doesn't look to hard just slotting things in and stuff.
What im reallt worried about is getting the right parts and how i know if i get a case that fits the parts and if it wont work and stuff lol.
I just bought a prebuild for 1360 USD and I calculated that if I built it myself it wouldve cost me 1830 USD. I'm from South Africa that's why it's more expensive.
For example, for $100 more than what the newest iphone cost in the USA I can buy a Ticket to fly to NY from South Africa buy it there and fly back.
I want to buy PC to play games for my son but I don't know which one would you recommendation please. I'm not good at it.
After watching all the pc builds or pre builds, I have to say pcs have everything! All you have to do is just make a big ol investment and you can be happy longer that the console players (currently am)
I have a ps5 slim. I wanna try and get into playing on pc. What should I go for Any tips guys or can you put me in the right direction?
I recenlty started streaming I build a pc to hopefully take it to the next level thanks for this video🙏 hopefully my pc can withstand a 24 hour stream
i have a predator monitor 144hz it has DP and HDMI input i want to plug it with my gaming desktop should i use the DP or HDMI connection what is better for higher fps
Two questions what platform do you play your games and doesn't your gaming PC come with the graphic card already
PCs have many different gaming platforms. It isn't like Xbox or PS where you can only buy games through the respective online store or through discs. You have Steam, Rockstar game launcher, epic games, Ubisoft connect and a myriad of other game platforms to buy and download games.
If you build your own PC, you buy the parts to assemble it. If you buy a pre-built gaming PC, then its already assembled and has everything you need.
Wish I seen this vid before I built my laptop. Customized my options from Dell.
I opted for the Alienware M17 R5 with the AMD series. I chose the UHD 3840x2160 120hz, 2TB SSD, 64gb DDR5, and the AMD 6850 XT graphics card and the ryzen 9600 series. However I don’t regret it, the machines a monster.
congrats on burning your money
the alienware pcs are the worst pcs in existence. im not joking
I have no idea about this stuff nor do i really know anyone that does… i am looking to buy my first gaming pc i see one person say you can never find a good pre built pc and that building is better but i also see people saying if you dont have the $2000 to build than buy a pre built im rlly lost hopefully this series helps if not idk
Let's goooo! Building my first gaming pc with a 3070Ti next week :D
seeing AIO's with the tubes up really grinds my gears.
What do i specifically need to play sonic riders tournament edition
Any suggestions of where to purchase and what to purchase for a 12 year old thats just getting into gaming?...any help would be greatly appreciated
Make sure the 12 year old focuses on their studies first
i have used pc for 2 years and this still helpped me 😭🙏
Excellent video, very informative. Helped me a lot
I put this video full screen on my phone it was so crisp I didn't know my phone could see in such good quality
Say you want to stream, work, gaming pc, would move from for example: an i5 to an i9 processor?
thank you so much i am changing from a ps4 to pc and this really helped
Nice video man. Mines already built, but its just a joy to watch. Subscribed.
I want too get a pc for gaming but idk where yoo start
If i want to learn about different computer parts and their effects on the quality of the output what should i do?
There are many videos and guides and articles online explaining how PC parts work. As for finding what the best parts are for a given budget or use case, that can get tricky. You'll need to read/watch a lot of reviews.
Ive got a CLX set ryzen 5 16 gigs, is this gonna be able to run apex and valorant?
Finally watching this video with a PC 😌
i have a MSI pc, where do i update my drivers?
question, you say if you buy an nvidia GPU you can install g force experience is there an equivalent of this for AMD? ive literally no idea about PC gaming hence why im here lol. Thanks :)
What should I look for when building a PC only for racing games? Suggestions on graphics card, memory, etc? THANK YOU!!!!!
Thanks for this video man! This was a huge help! Very informative
If James Hoffmann had a son who was a gamer, you would be that son. Lol
I’m wanting to get into PC, it seems like these days, consoles and PCs have switched up quite a bit. I grew up when consoles were as good as gaming got, nobody had gaming PCs and if they did, the experience was garbage, and it just made more sense to have a console but PCs have come so far and now it seems like most people who are serious about gaming (even as a hobby) have a gaming PC and consoles. It just seems so much more versatile to have a PC. Especially as someone who is wanting to start a gaming channel, it makes way more sense to consolidate everything into a PC and having the ability to make it a more seamless process. And I’m totally sick of the console wars. I haven’t been able to get my hands on a PS5 and I’m not sure if I’m ready to fully switch to Xbox, so it seems like a good time to try out PC. And- free online? Hell yes. PlayStation switching from PSN to PS+ was fucking ridiculous
I think i might be getting one next month
I can't get it to turn on. I'm trying to test my first pc. I think it's the switch on the power supply but I don't want to mess it up. I got a 4090 and ryzen 9 7950x3d. It's brand new in just computer dumb. I can barely use Facebook and that's still a struggle.
I've been looking into PC gaming for the past 5 years and JUST started my build with the help of my partner. I am using my PC for multi media [Streaming and gaming] I have my Windows on a HDD [Hard Disk Drive] while my games and media are on a SSD [Solid state drives] I learn on how to build my PC from my partner, brother and a channel here for LinusTechTips.
I have also played my games on a console and normally get those people who are toxic, on PC I have only had one and that was while playing Resident Evil 5 but far as I have seen games look and feel better on PC then that of a console. I am glad to of moved to PC and I wish I did it sooner XD My MOBO, CPU and RAM cost me £500 as I have gotten these parts, MSI MAG B550 Tomahawk, CPU - AMD Ryzen 7 3800X [3.9GHz], RAM - Kingston FURY Beast 16GB [3200MHz] and PSU - AeroCool Intergrator 850W (80+)
I am still looking into GPU but that is still under TBA as I'd like to check views on each GPU
Please advise I bought AMD Ryzen 5 3500 & RTX 3050 is their will be any bottleneck from CPU or GPU ?
I have so many questions. if i buy a pre made gaming desktop do I still have to buy a graphics card? and if I have wifi but it's downstairs do I have to hook it up to the desktop or can i just log into it like a phone?
That depends entirely on the computer you buy. If it has a graphics card, then you don't need to install one unless you want a better one. Most PCs nowadays have built-in Wifi so you should be able to connect it like you would any other wifi device. Just verify that the PC in question does have wifi.
I’ve always heard about pc gaming. Never really knew anything about it in depth. Still don’t but now I’m considering it. Ditching the ps5 and moving to pc. But like I said I don’t know anything lol. If I were to want to get a set up , how do I do that ? It’s not a regular computer and monitor is it ? They’re specific gaming computers and monitors
Suppose you buy a GeForce RTX such as the Asus/MSI/Zotech 4070, 4080, 4090 but are not manufactured by Nvidia...does the Nvidia Geforce updates still work on non Nvidia manufactured cards ?
Yes that works. Nvidia makes the drivers and reference cards. Brands like Asus, MSI etc take that reference design and build variations of it. But they're still the same graphics chip so they run the same drivers.
@@JJFlores197
Thanks, just got my first gaming PC. All pre-built (though I was able to choose what parts)...the more I look into setting it up the more confusing it gets - esp for me as a console gamer since the Snes days.
I dont have much experience on pc gaming.. i play playstation most of my life.. how much is a decsent gaming pc for world of tanks or call ov war or something?
I want to build a pc for the first time, but I have no idea were to start. What gpu do I want? CPU? Ram? Graphics card? It’s seriously like learning a new language for me
Does the mother board make a difference? I’m thinking about buying my first pc and I’m trying to figure out what all the parts do so I can make a good decision on what I want.
I bought a pre built from nzxt. Needed to get another case fan which was annoying but it taught me some things taking out the bracket to put the fan in
Hey centric I might buy the specs for a pc what can you recommend? I’m new to this stuff
Hey everyone I’m thinking of getting a pc and some that I’m looking at say 32 gb what does that mean?If it’s storage if that’s the case and y ps5 game on average is around 60-82 gb to be stored then how is it supposed to be able to store the games also what’s the difference between RAM memory and storage ?(please reply I’m genuinely lost)
There are 2 types of computer memory: system memory (RAM) and system storage. RAM - Random Access Memory is a type of memory that's used as temporary storage. When you load up a game or program, parts of the game get copied from main storage (system storage) to RAM so that the CPU (processor) can process the data. RAM is temporary storage because it is only used to temporarily store data; think of it like a scratchpad.
The system storage or main storage is the hard drive and/or SSD. This is where all of the data that you have on your computer - say games, documents, pictures, movies, etc is all stored.
The more RAM a computer has, the larger the programs that you can have open without performance issues. Most gaming PCs nowadays have around 16-32 GB of RAM. Main storage is usually a lot bigger. Most computers have at least 500 GB of storage, if not a lot more.
@@JJFlores197 I ended up figuring it out on my own but thanks for going out of your way to explain for me 🙏🏾
Love the purple theme I definitely would have the same color scheme if I get into the whole pc thing it gets more tempting every day lol. Thanks for the helpful video
man i dont know what to do pls help me, i have a medium pc with 3060 ti/ i5 12th the frame is good but when i play fps game like apex i have big lags and cut on screen there is something that i can do. if u want u can share a link to a video thx