I asked ChatGPT for a $600 Gaming PC
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- ChatGPT has some work to do.
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0:00 Can I have a free PC?
0:39 $600 PC Challenge
2:17 Questionable decisions by Mr. GPT
3:23 Limitation Uno
4:33 Limitation Dos
5:45 Limitation Tres
7:32 Do I recommend?
8:41 Thanks Nordpass :)
10:41 It has potential!
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An important thing to remember is that Chat GPT only has information from up to 2021.
Yup
Not that two-year-old components are completely useless in 2023, but good point nonetheless.
it's mentioned in the video
the important thing to realize is that Chat GPT only has the potential to bring society to it knees.
Was going to mention this too
After a four month break, I'm happy to see Oz putting out content. People talking with real information is great.
this was a super fun video, even for an experienced builder! That price changes all the time comment is really the one that’s so hard about recommending builds to people, especially for certain components (e.g. motherboards/PSUs) that see frequent large price fluctuations.
Ozi defeats the AI and saves the world from less than ideal Pc builds.
chat gpt made the list based on information from late 2020. it is trained from a fixed data set. these kind of ai need to be "updated" to give you more accurate or current information.
Try asking Bing chat bot the same question and see what it can come up with, since it has access to the internet
I recommend getting all the information you can and sending links of new parts like the 6000 series GPUs from AMD, new CPUs and etc. Then asking it to make a list, its a lot of work but much better.
Great video though I was actually testing this out the other week cause I was curious.
ChatGPT will never replace the calm music and editing styles of OZTalksHW!
Oz is the friend you'd really love to have. Keep the good content Ozzy!
You are irreplaceable. Your builds come with your chill delivery. I want a sense of chill in my build. I’m going to try a $300 build and your recent video was great. Going to go option 3 on that.
Asked a few pc questions that definitely was way easier getting the answer I needed, can actually get step by step on what to do
More Oz content is Necessary!!!
Loving the consistent quality posting. Really want to build a cheap gaming pc my family can use.
2:22 Chat GPT literally has a disclaimer that the prices may not be accurate. And all of this information was from 2021.
Oz, recently found your videos and immediately subscribed. Thanks for the content. I did want to suggest including the price of the monitor in these builds, since it seems that almost no other RUclipsrs do that. Seeing as how even a modest 1080p gaming monitor is around $120-$150, it can catch people off guard when they see the price doesn’t include that.
I'll definitely consider it! I've thought about making full setup videos
Love this content! I have had much better results asking Bard for PC build suggestions, rather than ChatGPT. For whatever reason the database Bard uses is _significantly_ more current/up to date than the ChatGPT database, with more current parts and lower prices, which in the end gives Bard's suggested PC builds a bigger bang for the buck.
Oz with another banger! Every episode is better than the last!
really loving the more frequent content uploads !!
that human built that you show fps from is the built that you show at 1:13?
Any tips on have a dual monitor setup when my pc dont support miracast like for sum reason I don’t have it or Bluetooth
Was this on chatgpt 3.5? Not sure if 4.0 would work better.
How can I easily check on compatibility?
Bro SOMEONE PLZ HELP so should i get a RTX 3060 or RX 6600 XT , my main things to do are fortnite,valorant,cs go ,gta 5 ,video editing of gameplays,people say amd has stutters,fps drops , it's unstable,bad software,bad drivers etc
he is sooo chilled out its mad
Nice😄
Which would be a premium computer (not expensive) in this line of builds. OzTalksHW's face was happily wondering.
I don't think chatgpt checks anything, it's a big statistical model that separates your text input into tokens (more or less words) and then assigns values to those tokens. It then produces an output by matching other tokens that have the highest likely hood of follow your tokens. It does not actually know anything about the text your providing it with.
So happy you’re back making videos! You’ve been missed
Thanks :D
Nice Video. Be careful Oz when Chat GPT evolves into SkyNet it will remember this video about it´s weaknesses and will propably send some Terminators after you.^^
Commenting to put Oz in the algorithm... I like the video idea! ChatGPT is the future.
Oz, love your videos, have you done a build vid with ROG Z11 case ever in the past? I tried looking and dont see one, I just snagged one and would love your thoughts on that case, best budget mobo to use etc. Have a great day!
AMD fanboy here but I really do think Intel's 12th and 13th gen i3's are a much better budget choice lately.
Building a new system this weekend. ASUS TUF Gaming B550-PLUS WiFi II MB, CORSAIR RMX Series™ RM650x 80 Plus Gold Fully Modular ATX Power Supply, Cooler Master MasterCase H500 and Logitech Z333 2.1 Speakers - I like my music. A long time saving up to get a system that will last 5+ years.
ANOTHER EPISODE ALREADY!!! THANK YOU OZ!
Im at work rn, but im excited to watch this when i get home
Great video concept, Oz!
This is an excellent concept for a video. Glad to see you posting again.
Excellent Idea ins Concept, Poor at best execution. Check out the Gamers Nexus video about the Newegg Chat GPT ai builder. It couldn't get the simplest of requests correctly.
Oz, that lead was really good. :D
2 uploads within a week🎉 Thank you dude! You are amazing!
as a novice to building servers and pc's i've found chat GPT to be helpful in finding products for builds, but im in the process of finding other resources for the process after realizing it doesn't give info on used items.
Hi Ozi, good to see your back in a Video 👍 Love your Content ❤
we see that unactivated windows😂😂
There is disclaimer on site of GPT saying some data after said date is inaccurate...
This was a really cool video OZ!
Snapchat just made a gpt chat bot companion which I was playing around with. It works really well for things that are too... colloquial for google searching.
I just tried asking it to build be a pc at x price range, added some more prompts like gaming performance, under x dollars, amd platform etc. Even which platform is better price to performance.
I got some really good responses. Super unbiased. This bot seems to be more up to date than seen in this video. I asked which ai it was and It said Open AI gpt 3 thats been reworked specifically for snapchat.
I also told it my current build and asked what would be the best thing to upgrade and its response was solid. I have a strong build already but with 1 tb nvme and 16g ram. it suggested getting more drive space as it fills up pretty quick and if i do lots of multitasking that going to 32g ram would help with system stability etc. It also stated that my rig was really powerful and should be fine.
You should play around with more specific prompts. Like asking it to build a 12th gen intel from new egg at x dollars.
Just had an idea when typing this. I asked it to basically benchmark my build list. This is really impressive. Saying my 12600k and 3060ti should get around 60-100 fps on new AAA games at high settings 1080p, 50-80 1440p etc.
Also ask it what monitor you should use with it once gpt gets better
You should try building a $600 pc and compare it to the chat gpt pc but with slight optimizations ofc
Just bought a RX 6600 for my budget(ish) pc build. It is amazing for 1080p gaming. Recommend it if you can afford it. I had a 1050ti before and it was starting to struggle with many games. Keep up the great videos!
Thank you for the awesome video please keep them coming thank you Oz
The real flex of course, was that 4090 :)
Another 1 *DJ Khald Voice* thanks for another vid.
2:32 maybe that 50$ is so you can pay for someone to build it for you. 🤔
ChatGPT getting ready to send the GPT goons to your house for calling it out like this. Lol😂
People underestimate how much better CPU can boost fps especially in some games. Going from Ryzen 1600 to 3800 almost doubled my FPS in Battlefield 5 with same 1070ti and now average around 100fps in BF2042.
I mean if it ain't broke, don't fix it is true sometimes. PC part picker is amazing for compatibility. You don't really need another service. That said, interesting video!
Smooth.. Keep a good work.
Oz Never fails to deliver. Quality video.
Did you explain to it why it was wrong? isn't that the point of the AI to then learn from that? or is that not how this works I have no understanding of it besides its a chat ai.
me in my 1060: hmm... yes.. yes
Ask Bing-Chat, it has up to date information and is based on GPT-4 unlike ChatGPT which is based on GPT-3.
one big reason may be chatgpt is based on old data - it is not real time but it does some things well with the right prompts unlike the business partner i fired - chatgpt is tireless and a workhorse in the right scenarios and workloads - you will have to wait for gpt5 for a moreIT aware and updated bot - rome was not burned down in a day after all #burning rom
I don't know if you included tax, but it comes out to around $50. Just a thought.
Oz can you show me how to build a 500$ music production pc
Can you link your 600 PC build to just buy all the parts in one like you have it? Thanks for the great videos and content!! Just found your stuff not that long ago and love your videos.
Still pretty awesome that AI had a decent budget suggestion. I hear they are designing an AI that will design and build entire video games.. Imagine explaining how you wanted a game build and AI just making it... crazy
Good job, Chat GPT! * pat pat * Was a nice try.
I think GPT could be helpful, not for asking to make a build list but making a step by step guide on how to build it, like how do I connect the power button to my motherboard? how do cables look if you're looking for an 8 pin connector for example. It has the potential for making build lists, but it's limited to 2021 and it messes up a lot with math, maybe GPT4 would be more accurate with the sum of the products, I imagine this time the AI added a tax at random, I think if you specify the percentage of your location might make the tax addition more accurate. Again, it has the potential, but I'd say it's going to take a few years to recommend an AI to choose your parts.
Your motherboard manual comes with installation instructions for all the components that go into the motherboard. Usually with pictures. (At least for motherboards from reputable manufacturers.)
@@tylisirn yeah, usually the manual it's the way to go, but when I've built mine most of the parts where second hand, some stuff came with the manual and others didn't, sure you can do a Google to find the PDF, but if you're looking for something specific you don't have to hassle scrolling on the PDF
That is motherboard specific
Amazing video idea, good job my guy.
The issue is that ChatGPT doesn't actually _know_ or _understand_ anything. It has no concept of CPUs and motherboards and RAM slots -- it's basically a fancy statistical model that figures out what word should go next based on the input. Plus the data only goes up to 2021, and for things released after that, it might just be grabbing from conversations that talked about future hardware back in 2021.
The reason it doesn't do well with compatibility checks is because it doesn't do like you do, pulling up a compatibility chart [you either do it in your head or do it on a computer]; it refers to all the conversations it has access to and looks at what typically comes after, say, "Ryzen 5" for the motherboard, memory, etc.; it lists the base components because it looks at conversations referring to the main parts of computer; it just keeps breaking down into smaller and smaller chunks of related topics and just maths out what's likely.
One of the big issues with it is that it will VERY confidently give you incorrect information. It's best to take anything it says with a huge heaping of salt -- it may be right, it may be totally making stuff up. And while it's supposed to NOT speculate or make things up [to prevent the spread of misinformation]. sometimes it does it by accident and has no way to tell you
honestly pcpartpicker with an ai bot would be crazy
It would have been funny if it answered: "I can build you something that uses old parts but in all honesty should be considered more of a office pc you can technically game on. But an actual modern Gaming Pc isn't possible."
$600 PC cant run TLOU
Which one ? Oz pc can do medium settings plus 60
Really cool video! Thanks!
Give the Newegg AI builder a try.
I'm not afraid of things like Chat GPT. I look at it as something we can learn from and use it to improve ourselves. It'll allow us (humans) to think differently and become better at what we do. It's a tool.
$500 would easily get you a 5700G/16GB/500GB build, which is technically still a gaming PC. Plenty of power for e-sports titles, and upgrading to a powerful GPU would leave no bottlenecks, since you're on 8 Zen3 cores.
Great video... thanks
Good to see a new vid from you.
My 600$ build that i currently own has a rtx 2060 super and i3 9100f
Does anyone know if this can run FiveM
Do bing next
Maybe Chat GPT added shipping and taxes.
How about Bing since it has more data to pull from.
Anyone who can answer will be cool,got 900e for new pc. Can i made some gaming pc for this amount ofc new games like cyberpunk on 60fps...tnx
damn you really seem to like the versa h18 haha (not blaming ya for 50 dollars it's truly incredible lol)
I would ask chatgbt as a starting point, then run the parts on PC Parts Builder to check compatibility.
exactly
A.i will always need some type of human intervention to run "properly"... So your teachings on Y.T is safe for a long while my friend. Cheers - Jass.
Good luck with that.
He is beauty he is grace he is OzTalksHw
Excellent video! God bless you and yours! Praying for you
I would ask bing chat instead as it has access to internet and current data.
That was fun, thank you.
In a nut shell with out up dates the brain is mightier than the Ai
i’m seeing so many chat gpt video lmao 😂
i asked him about how much i should spend on gpu this was is answer:
Here's a breakdown of how you could allocate your budget for a new computer:
GPU: 30-40% of your total budget. For example, if you have a budget of $1,000, you could allocate $300-$400 for the GPU.
CPU: 20-25% of your total budget. For example, if you have a budget of $1,000, you could allocate $200-$250 for the CPU.
RAM: 10-15% of your total budget. For example, if you have a budget of $1,000, you could allocate $100-$150 for the RAM.
Storage: 10-15% of your total budget. For example, if you have a budget of $1,000, you could allocate $100-$150 for the storage.
Motherboard: 10-15% of your total budget. For example, if you have a budget of $1,000, you could allocate $100-$150 for the motherboard.
Power supply and cooling: 5-10% of your total budget. For example, if you have a budget of $1,000, you could allocate $50-$100 for the power supply and cooling.
Ozy do one for 400 chat gpt is recommends a nice one in my opinion
That build is similar to mine ,but mine is 600€ ... basically the same price
AI can't even do budget building. SNORE
I was considering mocking you for using a computer like it was santa . But it worked !!! Who knew ??
Subscriber: "Oz, what is the best PC I can build with X dollars?"
Oz: "ChatGPT, what is the best PC I can build with X dollars?"
what did you use for the "human built" PC?
this is what it gave me:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 3 3100 3.6 GHz Quad-Core Processor ($100)
GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6600 8 GB ($330)
Motherboard: Gigabyte A520M S2H Micro ATX AM4 ($55)
RAM: Silicon Power XPOWER Turbine 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR4-3200 C16 ($55)
Storage: Team MP33 NVMe PCIe M.2 256GB ($30)
PSU: Apevia Prestige 600W 80+ Gold Certified ATX Power Supply ($35)
Case: Rosewill FBM-X1 MicroATX Mini Tower Case ($30)
Total cost: $635