*8/3/24 UPDATE: Based on new information regarding instability, we no longer recommend ANY Intel 13th or 14th Gen CPU. Product links have been updated.* What resolutions and FPS are you looking for on your prebuilt gaming PC? What models are you looking at? Tell your story in a new comment below!
There is a company in the UK called Scan and they sell pre built and made to order (still pre built imo). They had a pc for £1200 (just under). Parts at full retail/consumer price £800 total. To their credit the cooler was a Dark Rock or something like that. Most others sell them with the bundled in the box with cpu coolers.
@@PCBuilderChannel Jason, it would be really cool if you could have UK centric pricing featuring UK outlets... Probably a big ask!!!! However it would be a cherry on top for the channel? No matter if not possible, always the go to channel for me on PC builds... Loving the content!!!!
4k now for Starfield specifically. While I stole my prebuilt Omen 45L with 14900k and 4090, 64gb of ram and 2 tb nvme for under 2k, I am concerned about the issues with the 14900k, so I am keeping an eye on it, could always swap in an AMD setup assuming the DD5 Memory will play nice at 5200?
Hey Jason my friend was looking at $315 refurbished prebuilt from Amazon that was a 3770 with a 1030 and asking if it was "good". Thing is it even included a super cheap monitor. I put together a list using lots of your advice but I can't seem to get lower than about $400-450 using rx580 and ryzen 4500 and the monitor always breaks the budget. Would you ever consider an ultra-ultra-low budget build guide or boost my build maybe like $300 without a monitor? Love the videos! I built my first PC last year and feeling the itch to build again 😅😭
It can feel like a lot I know! The cheat code is, know your budget and know what resolution you want. From there you can just expand the description for links, we have our picks sorted by budget and resolution so your options are laid out for you.
When i made the switch from console to PC I bought a very basic prebuilt from walmart and it ran just fine for me for almost 3 years gaming daily, honestly i think you'll be happy with whatever you choose in your budget especially with videos like this to help. Unfortunately that PC gave out on me tonight though that's why i'm here watching this lol
@@Ryhillchibulls what you need is games on PC that are actually worth your $1,500 purchase. You know games that I need a PC to play. You don't have any of those. Keep on spending all that money on graphics cards and rigs to play $15 games
This video saved me from making a huge mistake by ordering a custom build next week with an i9-14900ks. I am now talking to a builder who told me upfront about issues with it and am going Ryzen. If I had not of seen this video, I would have paid a lot for an underclocked PC.
Stay far away from brands like Dell, hp, lenovo, and Alienware. The components such as the power supply, motherboard, and RAM are extremely cheap. I got my prebuilt from Build Pro PC. It's a beautiful PC, and the performance is amazing for what I paid. They are super helpful and friendly too, highly recommend.
@@visiblytarted still waiting for a AAA game that I need pc to play. Come on mustard race. U guysnhave plenty of games that justify the that 1500 rig and upgrading graphics cards every 4 years right????
For a warranty and reliability(although anyone can sell you a bad PC). And they don't know better. I bought my computer from BB yet I've learned a ton from googling PC advice and finding channels like Jason. Plus eBay has that stigma from years back where people would put a rock/brick in a PlayStation box and sell it for full price. 😨
Hello! I want to buy my first pc and I was looking at some prebuilt ones and i found two pc s: 1. AMD Ryzen 5 7600X 4.7GHz, 32GB DDR5 4800 MHz, 1TB SSD, RX 6750 XT 12GB GDDR6, B650, 750 Watt - 1195$ 2. AMD Ryzen 7 5700X 3.4GHz, 32GB DDR4 3200MHz, 1TB SSD M.2 NVMe, NVIDIA RTX 4060 Ti 16GB, B550, 750 Watt - 1200$ Can anyone tell me which one is better? Thank you!
Its going to depend on the cases they are in, the airflow they are getting etc. Watch the education part of this video and see if the ones you are looking at fit the bill
If you’re watching Jason’s great videos, you probably wanna build your own with his part recommendation. My Skytech 7800X3D/4070TI Super came with a horrible Asrock B650M mobo which went bad on me in the first 2 weeks. Skytech’s CustomerService is top notch unlike the parts used for the build.
I found a great deal following your link to the Skytech 4080 S 7800 X3D. I wanted to upgrade from 1 to 2 Tb SSD and 32Gb to 64Gb RAM. When I did this the price DECREASED BY $30. The price went down from $2,279 to $2,249. This is no joke. Go take a look. Follow the link above then just change the ram selection or ssd.
Nice to see some non-scam pre builds from time to time. As someone who builds his own PCs I still have 2 problems with prebuilds (if the price is actually decent for what u get): 1.) The description mostly doesnt tell what EXACT parts are used, like what exact PSU, what exact SSD etc..And they usually cheap out on those. 2.) Build and transport quality/damage. Often enough they dont screw everything tightly, like the motherboard etc cause those builds are being rushed apparently. Or they forget to remove the protection stickers on NVMEs before dropping the headsink on it. So there is a lack of quality control sometimes. - Plus, when those builds are transported, sometimes they dont accurately fix the GPU being in the socket, which can damage or destroy the entire pc. So even if u expect everything to work on arrival, there are still a few things to check before running the system.
The prebuilt market is way better than it used to be, and I'm happy to say I've spoken to several of the brands (and they've told me they've watched my videos and ones from GN) on how to improve. The major brands have figured out the transport/packing and is the reason why I have specific brands I recommend over others. I don't recommend a lot of "fly by night" brands as you'll find that while they might be a bit cheaper, you'll pay for it in other ways.
@@PCBuilderChannel Yes, Ive noticed that too lately, especially when it comes to price to performance (at least the builds recommended by some known tech tubers). But its nice to hear that those selected prebuilders aspire to improve build and transport qualities
I'm considering a PC for Monster Hunter Wilds next year. Don't want to pay to play online anymore and want to try out Fallout mods. Not sure if I want to order parts due to porch pirates, and unsure if Best Buy would have what I need. Walmart shows iBUYPOWER rigs though like with anything Walmart parts are old and overpriced.
I always recommend your videos to folks looking into getting their first pc! There are so many who have no idea where to start and are not confident they can build one themselves, and I'm always like, "I know a guy..." 😋
My friend has been looking for a cheap gaming pc so we can play games. i looked on amazon and found those last 2 options you mentioned and recommended those to him. then your video came out with those 2 options listed. glad to know i was on the right track :)
@Rye-t2r no one said anything about getting a pc to play triple A games. My friend wants to get a pc so we can play phasmaphobia and content warning and other dumb/fun games like that.
@@firejayhawk Right? You guys don't understand what gaming is you? Play the same 15-year-old team-based shooters shovelware trash and real-time strategy trash you all don't understand what real gaming is anymore. PlayStation game is awaiting on the next exclusive month after month while you're waiting on the next graphics card
@@firejayhawk You guys have to stick to old games like phasmophobia and live off mods because you don't get the games the PlayStation gets you just don't enjoy the game experiences the PlayStation has they push gaming experiences to the limit, making new type of experiences all day everyday while you sit there and play plasma phobia all day and I've played plansophobia. It's pretty cool but it's not justifiable to buy a rig for $1,500 to $2,000 to play at $15 game bro
NOV 2023 picked up a Ibuypower I7-13700kF with a nividia 3060 12gig 32 gig ram DDR4 1tb ssd mini tower with a 600w psu for $899 from COSTCO Looking to trade in 3060 gpu and get rx 7900XT and a 850w to 1000W PSU
Pre builts are an awesome option for people who aren’t confident enough to build they’re own. I got one a couple years ago and after quite a few upgrades. I’m confident enough to build my own next time.
So I’m thinking of getting the ABS Orkan Aqua Gaming PC so I can start playing the soulsborne games and the new Black Myth Wukong game. Do you think that’s a good choice?
haha so glad you are enjoying! In this video he has a cameo during the CPU section at the beginning of the video... But mostly he was watching the birds in the window that day!
Interesting video, thanks for sharing! Unfortunately, the Skytech PC I'm interested in doesn't come with a European socket input. I'm not sure about the other PCs. So, I'm looking for recommendations on a 4K gaming PC that ships to Europe-one that’s compatible with European voltage out of the box, so I don’t have to worry about using a transformer. I’ve got a budget of up to 4000 Euros. Since I’m new to building PCs and a bit nervous about getting everything right, I’d really appreciate any suggestions for solid pre-built options. However, if there's a good step-by-step guide for a certain build that you recommend, I'm open to building one myself. I need something that’ll last for a few years and can handle both 4K gaming and demanding design tasks like 3D rendering, video editing, and Photoshop. Thanks in advance for any advice!
Wow, that $2749 prebuilt is such a steal! How can Skytech afford to sell it at that price considering the 4090 is so expensive? They must be cutting corners somewhere, right?
Re-watch the first 6 minutes of the video which is a detailed buying guide. If you are still unsure, check out the links in the description where I have specific models I'm recommending right now. Hope that helps!
I hate that no prebuilts come with AMD gpus because they just don't sell- don't have the same popularity that nvidia does. It sucks because AMD gpus are more price efficient at basically every price point.
Wow, the fact that he skipped over 7900XTX builds for 4K is criminal. Pairing a 7800X3D and a 79XTX is magic and a amazing 4K build. Because he didn’t post a build I’ll post my personal build. If you wanna know exact brand comment on post 7900XTX - GPU 7800X3D - CPU 850W - PSU 32 GB RAM 6000 CL36 3TB SSD - 1TB OS 2TB for games B650 Gaming X AX V2 - MOBO Lian Li 216 case w/ 3 additional fans at the top DeepCool AK500 Digital Price: $2100 (Microcenter)
I wish there were 7900XTX Prebuilt PCs out there I would recommend! If you see one please feel free to share. But like we say in the video Nvidia GPUs just dominate the prebuilt GPU market. And sadly there just aren't enough Microcenter locations (not to mention its US only) for me to recommend their bundles/PCs to my full audience. But we have tons of great sample builds with that GPU on the channel and I'm so glad you found a PC you like!
The thing is I'm not interested in Prebuilt gaming PC because they tend not to list details of pc parts such as brand, model name, etc but the advantage is worry-free once you buy it and you have some issue with your pc you just have to contact the dealer directly
I recently got a cyber power AMD advantage edition on sale at Best Buy with a 7950x and 24 gb 7900 xtx and have been really impressed with it! With the sale it was a really solid deal but think it’s sold out now
Can you not find a prebuilt gaming PC that does NOT use liquid cooling?! I don't want liquid cooling!! I don't trust liquids in my tower that could possibly leak over time! Why doesn't anyone use fans over their CPU?
Because prebuilts are going to be shipped they are generally made with AIO's because they ship way easier. AIO's are extremely trustworthy these days but to each their own of course
I've been procrastinating my college work watching the content and forming a parts list lol. Pretty cool to see that the prebuilt market has some viable options, but I feel like I can work up the ability to build one when I have the money. Most likely will end up with an overkill system for the games I play even with a $1000 budget. Feels weird playing on anything above potato graphics after using the intel integrated graphics for 6 years of gaming.
@@kelley09162 Thanks for the offer, I've just been following the content and throwing on what looked nice. If anything I won't be building for at least 2 years since I want to clear college before I work on a desktop. By then the parts will probably either go out of cycle or get cheaper (hopefully).
Depends on your budget and what settings you want to use! I'd check out some benchmarks of that game to get a sense of what you are looking for. Then I'm sure we have sample builds on the channel that will serve it (:
the only downside of prebuilt is that you often will have lower CL ram speed , worst power supply , not the most recommended motherboard for the price point and most likely just what is cool enough for a cooler. while building your own pc you can choose all of that for about the same price if not lower oh and also thermal paste will probably be cheaper than what you could buy and use yourself for another 2-3 degrees saved
I’m looking for a gaming pc, still new. Can anyone give me a opinion on this specs: ### **📊 Benchmarks:** - **CPU:** AMD Risen 5 3600 - **GPU:** Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 - **RAM:** 32gb DDR4 - **Storage:** 500 SSD - **Operating System:** Windows 10 (Upgradeable to Windows 11) - **Connectivity:** Built-in WiFi and Bluetooth
The "best" in terms of performance was the Gigabyte OC model. Tech Testers benchmarked just about every 7800 XT in a video so check that out. But honestly you really can't go wrong with any of them.
It can feel like a lot I know! But it really boils down to what is your budget and what resolution do you want to play at. If you know those two things you can expand the description to see our recommendations sorted by price and resolution
New To The PC Gaming Side I'm Looking At Getting A Prebuilt Gaming Desktop Not A Streamer Like Playing Games On Line Games Like Warzone GTA5 Battlefield 2042 & I Do Do Sim Racing Also I Do Editing Photos & Video's. AMD Or Intel ?? This Are The 2 Been Looking At Are. PCSPECIALIST Nexa 650 Gaming PC - Intel® Core™ i9, RTX 4090, 2 TB SSD PCSPECIALIST Nexa 640 Gaming PC - Intel® Core™ i9, RTX 4080 SUPER, 2 TB SSD Or Any Ur Recommendations Will Be Very Much Appreciated. Many Thanks ( UK )
The specific recommendations are all North America but it will give you an idea of what to look for in your market. The buying guide portion should be transferrable to almost any global market.
I just ordered ths from amazon Skytech O11D Gaming PC Desktop, Ryzen 7 7800X3D 4.2 GHz (5GHz Turbo Boost), AMD RX 7800XT 16GB GDDR6, 1TB Gen4 SSD, 32GB DDR5 RAM 5600 RGB, 750W GOLD PSU, it seemed like a really good deal at a little over $1600, But i figured i could just upgrade the gpu later and have a beast machine now and be ready to go for a mid price. Am I wrong?
Yo bro quick question in my market I’m getting a sapphire nitro+ 6700XT and a refurbished XFX 6750XT without box for almost the same price with xFx being a lil more expensive. What should I go ? Both of them meet my requirements but would it be more future proof ? Spending estimate 5-6$ more
IMO I would take the new part with the warranty and box so the 6700 XT. The difference is about 6% which to me would be outweighed by it being brand new, the warranty and ability to return it.
The RTX 2060 Super is about the same speed as a new RX 6600 8GB GPU. The 3700X is about the same gaming speed as a Ryzen 5500. So it all depends on your budget. If you are looking to spend about $900 or more I'd probably go with a new AM5 build (and I'd sell the existing build for whatever I could get for it , even $200). If less than that, then I'd go with the 5700X3D and dump the rest into the GPU.
@@PCBuilderChannel really thanks for the input. budget is tight . if i wanna upgrade this setup what should i do. i play pubg its super cpu based game so 5800x 3d best right? again thanks for the info .
I can get an IBuyPower TraceMesh 7 with a Ryzen 7 5700, RTX 4060, 16GB DDR4, B550 MB, Wi-Fi/BT, 600W Power Supply New for $699 right now. Would you recommend this deal or would it be possible to build a PC with a different CPU/GPU Combo and get better performance. This is my first step moving away from Console so I'm trying to get the best deal I can on a Budget of $900 Max but I need a monitor as well. Any help is greatly appreciated. BTW I know with my budget I'm only in 1080P range which is fine for now although 1440P would be nice.
You can build one for better price to performance. You can actually go 1440p if you don't mind being a little over budget. This build is currently $903 + Tax It's list / hFqkpB in PC Part Picker We just need to see during Prime Day if there are any sales and if the 5600 CPU goes on sale to make it the same or cheaper than the 12400F.
@@PCBuilderChannel OK thanks for the reply, I didn't want to get something that isn't going to perform very well but when I looked at all the parts separately I couldn't build that PC for anywhere near that price so thanks again for the info.
Are you guys familiar with kernel error 141?? When i check my reliability report, it says that there are some hardware error in some dates. I don't know what is the reason behind that. Here is my specs Ryzen 5 5600 Deepcool gammaxx 400 Msi b550m pro vdh wifi Rx 6600 sapphire pulse Teamgroup dark z alpha 16x2 3600mhz Crucial p3 5oogb nvme Teamgroup z44a5 1tb nvme Seagate barracuda 500gb hdd Kingston a400 240gb ssd Seasonic focus 550w gold Pc cooler case fans 5pcs 120mm
Is the skytech blaze 4 mini from best buy good for $900, it has a i5-14400F which i know has better options, and a RTX 4060 with 16 gb ddr5 4800 megahertz. I want it to run 1080p comfortably (medium to high graphics) at 165hz.
I like Skytech as a brand because they tend to do a good job with good customer service. IMO I would go with an RTX 3060 12GB GPU instead of the RTX 4060 8GB for the reasons I outlined in the video. But if you want a cheap one, there is one for $699 right now at Walmart (link in description).
Hi Thinking Getting A Gaming PC What Would Be Ur Thoughts On An Is One Them Worth Getting PCSPECIALIST Nexa 650 Gaming PC - Intel® Core™ i9, RTX 4090, 2 TB SSD Stormforce RTX 4090, AMD Ryzen 7, 32GB RAM, 2TB SSD Gaming Desktop Cyberpower Prism Gaming PC - Intel Core i9 14900KF, RTX 4090, 32GB DDR5 RAM, 2TB SSD
I don't trust the first 2 brands personally so you'll want to check individual reviews and testing. Cyberpower is a brand I trust but not that pc, the 14900K has major performance issues and Intel isn't RMAing it. Expand the description in this video, our high end picks are way better than all of these in my opinion
Ususally building your own since the prebuilts will always add an extra cost for building and will often use worse parts than you would use for a lower price (especially the mobo and psu)
If you feel like you can build your own, then that is always the best value. But not everyone feels like they can do that, or necessarily wants to. So you essentially pay someone else to do that, and to support it if something goes wrong. That is why prebuilts exist! :)
yesterday i got a pc with a 14th gen i5 4060 nd 16gb ddr5 then found out about the intel problem should i return it nd get a pc with a r7 7700 4060 ti 32gb ddr5 nd spend an extra 220 i need this pc for productivity gaming and creative purposes is it worth it?
@@Synful_ I know majority are decent but the people are facing issues with latest AAA titles crashes and what not, sort the reviews from least rated to find what is the consistent/recurring issue. It's your choice at the end of the day tho.
Not that CPU if you haven't bought it yet! Its having all kinds of issues and Intel is currently refusing to RMA it so I just can't recommend them anymore
I super dislike pre-builts with a passion. Usually way overpriced than buying\doing it yourself. More freedom of choice in parts you want. Plus the bloatware that comes preinstalled you will have to reformat your ssd/nvme anyway.
You do have to be super careful with your choice of Prebuilt for sure! And obviously I'm a huge fan of building your own (hence the channel lol) but its not in the cards for everyone so I want people who need a prebuilt to get the best option out there
Some GPUs are good for 1080p, some 1440p, and some 4K. So you wouldn't want to get a Pre-Built with a lower end GPU to use with a 4K Monitor, and you wouldn't want to get a Pre-Built with a high end GPU like a 7900XTX or 4090 with a 1080p one.
3 days till prime day whe i will be building my own pc :D funny how a prebuild for my budget would be a high 1080p but if i get good deals on prime day i could get a entry 4k build i did pear the MSI MAG B650 TOMAHAWK WIFI motherboard with the 7800X3D, if it doesnt work then just tell me what will thats £180
If you have time, I would like to upgrade my Now PC? And Anything I could do better on the New Build? My PC now: Geforce RTX 2060 GPU Ryzen 9 3950x CPU Wester Digital Blue 256 GB M.2 NVME (Boot Drive) Western Digital Blue 1 T HDD (Games) Ram 32gb DDR4 (Ballistix) Power Supply 500w (Cooler Master) Motherboard (Moria 3) Corsair SP120 RGB liquid CPU Cooler What I want to build: Motherboard - MAG B650 Tomahawk Wi-Fi - 189.99 CPU - Ryzen 7 7800X3D - 399.00 GPU - MSI 4070 TI Super 16G 799.99 - or XR 7900 XTX - 999.00 RAM - Teamgroup T-Force RGB DD5 6400 CL40 -99.99 Memory - 2T Predator GM7000 M.2 NVME-139.99 & Teamgroup T-Force Vulcan Z 2TB 96.99 Case NZXT H6 Flow -159.99 Power Supply - MSI MAG A850GL pci5 115.35 AIO Cooler - Gigabyte AORUS 360 Liquid CPU Cooler - 226.99 VIP-scdkey - Windows 11-31.28
Here's my updated build. You did good, but you're overspending on things and Jason recommends 6000 CL30 for RAM. I gave you two Case options. list / 2DD2Jy in PC Part Picker (Sky Two GX) list / bqD2Jy in PC Part Picker (King 95 Pro)
RTX 5000 SERIES WILL COME AT NOVEMBER, CORSAIR INDIA AND BANGLADESH HEADS SALES MANAGER SLIPS HIS TOUNG AND SAYS RTX 5000 SERIES WILL COME AT NOVEMBER THEY WILL NEW CARSIAR product AT THE SAME TIME.
They can launch it to the DIY PC market, but the question is can they provide enough supply to the market to avoid it being scalped for months on end. Then of course for those buying prebuilts, there is typically a 3-5 month delay after it hits the DIYPC market until you'll see models with those GPUs. My advice is not to wait.
Hey man Please answerrrr!. I am desperate!!! Can I use an i3 12100f cpu on a MSI PRO H610M-E motherboard. I just want to play games. No editing no prodution work. Just gaming at 1080p
@@kelley09162actually I am getting a good combo deal on the i3 12100f, this MSI H610M-E motherboard and 2×16gb ddr4 3200mhz. Ram. So I was wondering will this weak motherboard hamper my gamimg performance with i3 12100f and arcA750 build.
So should I go ahead and buy the combo deal of i3 12100f + MSI PRO H610M-E + 2×16GB DDR4 ram? Its saving me 40$ from buying them seperately. So If I buy a B660/B760 it will cost around 70 bucks more. I was wondering if I will be fine on the H610 for just gaming.
I have been a intel person, but im building a pc i got 3k to spend what should i go with intel i914900k 4080super or a AMD not to familar with their CPUs but any recommendations? Definitely stick to a 4080 super GPU but dont know what CPU if recommended AMD cpu
Jason doesn't recommend the 14900K. If using it for Gaming go 7800X3D. If for Production Work go 14700K or one of the new Ryzen 9000 Series when they come out. Once I know what you're using the PC for I can make a parts list for you.
Processor 14th Generation Intel® Core™ i9-14900KF Processor (E-cores up to 4.40 GHz P-cores up to 5.60 GHz) Operating System Windows 11 Home 64 Graphic Card NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 4080 SUPER™ 16GB GDDR6X Memory 32 GB DDR5-5200MHz (UDIMM) - (2 x 16 GB) Storage 1 TB SSD M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 Performance TLC AC Adapter / Power Supply 850W Cooling System 250W 360mm Liquid Cooling + 1 x Rear + 2 x Top with ARGB + 3 x Front attached to Liquid Cooler Radiator aRGB Pointing Device USB Optical Mouse Keyboard USB, Calliope, Black - English (US) WiFi Wireless LAN Adapters Wi-Fi 6E 2x2 AX & Bluetooth® 5.1 or above Is this a good pc to buy
Can anyone help me I want to buy a high fps pc for Fortnite and I don’t know to buy what and a prebuilt like Alienware 16 or build it myself I don’t know anything about it and my budget is 5k €
5k is a huge budget for a Fortnite build. Fortnite is a very easy to run game. If you go for any of our high end picks linked in the description you will get insane fps at Fortnite. But you could absolutely save money and go for one of our mid level options as well.
You certainly can, I have it down in the 4K category because it is also very 4K capable with 16GB VRAM especially using upscaling which works best at 4K. But at 1440p would give a lot of FPS.
*8/3/24 UPDATE: Based on new information regarding instability, we no longer recommend ANY Intel 13th or 14th Gen CPU. Product links have been updated.*
What resolutions and FPS are you looking for on your prebuilt gaming PC? What models are you looking at? Tell your story in a new comment below!
There is a company in the UK called Scan and they sell pre built and made to order (still pre built imo). They had a pc for £1200 (just under). Parts at full retail/consumer price £800 total.
To their credit the cooler was a Dark Rock or something like that. Most others sell them with the bundled in the box with cpu coolers.
I'm somewhat familiar with Scan and from what I've seen it was very positive.
@@PCBuilderChannel Jason, it would be really cool if you could have UK centric pricing featuring UK outlets... Probably a big ask!!!! However it would be a cherry on top for the channel? No matter if not possible, always the go to channel for me on PC builds... Loving the content!!!!
4k now for Starfield specifically. While I stole my prebuilt Omen 45L with 14900k and 4090, 64gb of ram and 2 tb nvme for under 2k, I am concerned about the issues with the 14900k, so I am keeping an eye on it, could always swap in an AMD setup assuming the DD5 Memory will play nice at 5200?
Hey Jason my friend was looking at $315 refurbished prebuilt from Amazon that was a 3770 with a 1030 and asking if it was "good". Thing is it even included a super cheap monitor. I put together a list using lots of your advice but I can't seem to get lower than about $400-450 using rx580 and ryzen 4500 and the monitor always breaks the budget. Would you ever consider an ultra-ultra-low budget build guide or boost my build maybe like $300 without a monitor?
Love the videos! I built my first PC last year and feeling the itch to build again 😅😭
Being console player my whole life every time I try to look up gaming pcs dos and don’t I give up. Hurts my head man
It can feel like a lot I know! The cheat code is, know your budget and know what resolution you want. From there you can just expand the description for links, we have our picks sorted by budget and resolution so your options are laid out for you.
@@PCBuilderChannel so if I wanted to spend 500-600 and tbh on a pre build how would I know what one’s best?
Same😂
@@reissmain6573I’ll be real that is nowhere near enough
When i made the switch from console to PC I bought a very basic prebuilt from walmart and it ran just fine for me for almost 3 years gaming daily, honestly i think you'll be happy with whatever you choose in your budget especially with videos like this to help. Unfortunately that PC gave out on me tonight though that's why i'm here watching this lol
I don't need the info but take my watch time.
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@@Ryhillchibulls what you need is games on PC that are actually worth your $1,500 purchase. You know games that I need a PC to play. You don't have any of those. Keep on spending all that money on graphics cards and rigs to play $15 games
you meat riding
Snagged a 7600x at micro center for $150 and gonna pick it up soon.😊Wish me luck on my first pc build!
Awesome! Best wishes on the build! Let us know how it goes
$300 bundle is amazing
This video saved me from making a huge mistake by ordering a custom build next week with an i9-14900ks. I am now talking to a builder who told me upfront about issues with it and am going Ryzen. If I had not of seen this video, I would have paid a lot for an underclocked PC.
So glad we could help!!
Name one AAA game. I need a PC to play
Stay far away from brands like Dell, hp, lenovo, and Alienware. The components such as the power supply, motherboard, and RAM are extremely cheap. I got my prebuilt from Build Pro PC. It's a beautiful PC, and the performance is amazing for what I paid. They are super helpful and friendly too, highly recommend.
Name one AAA game. I need a PC to play
@@Rye-t2r are you on drugs?
@@visiblytarted are u on drugs? Hmm i have never heard of that game.
@@visiblytarted still waiting for a AAA game that I need pc to play. Come on mustard race. U guysnhave plenty of games that justify the that 1500 rig and upgrading graphics cards every 4 years right????
@@Rye-t2r your either a child or a drug addict or both
Why are people buying $900+ 3060 prebuilds when you can get them for $600 new on ebay and other retailers?
Most people view Amazon more favourably than eBay. Not aware of any other options outside of whats in front of them.
Same reasons why I bought a Dell Alienware back in 2014; (1) convenience and (2) they’re intimidated of building their own PC.
For a warranty and reliability(although anyone can sell you a bad PC). And they don't know better. I bought my computer from BB yet I've learned a ton from googling PC advice and finding channels like Jason.
Plus eBay has that stigma from years back where people would put a rock/brick in a PlayStation box and sell it for full price. 😨
900 for a 3060 pre build is crazy. I built my 4060 i5 12600kf for just under 750
@@MrJflomario it's called a refund bud
Not building a PC anytime soon but still watching for the info and support
We appreciate it! Hope you keep enjoying the content
@@PCBuilderChannel Yes I enjoy the content. Even though Im outside of the US, So the prices are exorbitant😭😭
Hello! I want to buy my first pc and I was looking at some prebuilt ones and i found two pc s:
1. AMD Ryzen 5 7600X 4.7GHz, 32GB DDR5 4800 MHz, 1TB SSD, RX 6750 XT 12GB GDDR6, B650, 750 Watt - 1195$
2. AMD Ryzen 7 5700X 3.4GHz, 32GB DDR4 3200MHz, 1TB SSD M.2 NVMe, NVIDIA RTX 4060 Ti 16GB, B550, 750 Watt - 1200$
Can anyone tell me which one is better?
Thank you!
Its going to depend on the cases they are in, the airflow they are getting etc. Watch the education part of this video and see if the ones you are looking at fit the bill
If you’re watching Jason’s great videos, you probably wanna build your own with his part recommendation. My Skytech 7800X3D/4070TI Super came with a horrible Asrock B650M mobo which went bad on me in the first 2 weeks. Skytech’s CustomerService is top notch unlike the parts used for the build.
I found a great deal following your link to the Skytech 4080 S 7800 X3D. I wanted to upgrade from 1 to 2 Tb SSD and 32Gb to 64Gb RAM. When I did this the price DECREASED BY $30. The price went down from $2,279 to $2,249. This is no joke. Go take a look. Follow the link above then just change the ram selection or ssd.
Jason, the hair is looking great! Really makes you look younger. Not that you’re old in any way. Love your channel.
Nice to see some non-scam pre builds from time to time. As someone who builds his own PCs I still have 2 problems with prebuilds (if the price is actually decent for what u get):
1.) The description mostly doesnt tell what EXACT parts are used, like what exact PSU, what exact SSD etc..And they usually cheap out on those.
2.) Build and transport quality/damage. Often enough they dont screw everything tightly, like the motherboard etc cause those builds are being rushed apparently. Or they forget to remove the protection stickers on NVMEs before dropping the headsink on it. So there is a lack of quality control sometimes.
- Plus, when those builds are transported, sometimes they dont accurately fix the GPU being in the socket, which can damage or destroy the entire pc.
So even if u expect everything to work on arrival, there are still a few things to check before running the system.
The prebuilt market is way better than it used to be, and I'm happy to say I've spoken to several of the brands (and they've told me they've watched my videos and ones from GN) on how to improve. The major brands have figured out the transport/packing and is the reason why I have specific brands I recommend over others. I don't recommend a lot of "fly by night" brands as you'll find that while they might be a bit cheaper, you'll pay for it in other ways.
@@PCBuilderChannel Yes, Ive noticed that too lately, especially when it comes to price to performance (at least the builds recommended by some known tech tubers).
But its nice to hear that those selected prebuilders aspire to improve build and transport qualities
Good to see your channel growing.
Thank you! We sure appreciate the support
Very helpful! Ive saved up $1700 this summer and thus helped me understand i am in good shape to begin my journey into nerdom 🙃
Fantastic! Glad to help!
4K PC is nice for a prebuilt. Amazing how much people can save DIY, especially at the higher end.
I don't buy prebuilts but I can always take away something useful from your vids
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching
I'm considering a PC for Monster Hunter Wilds next year. Don't want to pay to play online anymore and want to try out Fallout mods. Not sure if I want to order parts due to porch pirates, and unsure if Best Buy would have what I need. Walmart shows iBUYPOWER rigs though like with anything Walmart parts are old and overpriced.
I always recommend your videos to folks looking into getting their first pc! There are so many who have no idea where to start and are not confident they can build one themselves, and I'm always like, "I know a guy..." 😋
Thank you! I sure do appreciate that
R7 5700x3d, assassin peerless 120 cooler, B550 tomahawk max WiFi, 32GB trident z 3600mhz ddr4, rx 7900xt xfx black, evga p3 1000w, wd black 1tb nvme pci 4.0 7000mb, Kingston 2tb nvme pci 3.0 3500mbs, mustex k2 black case with 6 fans, evga p3 1000w psu, asia horse black cable extension, typewriter keyboard, Logitech g gaming mouse, 4k 32in monitor accer, 4k 55in insignia tv. All for 1750$ usd. 4k/1440 60fps cinematic gamer. Know your target and know it's better to upgrade every 4-6 years than months.
Good rule of thumb, if it doesn't tell you the valuable information that you need, just don't bother
My friend has been looking for a cheap gaming pc so we can play games. i looked on amazon and found those last 2 options you mentioned and recommended those to him. then your video came out with those 2 options listed. glad to know i was on the right track :)
Hey hey like minds!
Name one AAA game. I need a PC to play
@Rye-t2r no one said anything about getting a pc to play triple A games. My friend wants to get a pc so we can play phasmaphobia and content warning and other dumb/fun games like that.
@@firejayhawk Right? You guys don't understand what gaming is you? Play the same 15-year-old team-based shooters shovelware trash and real-time strategy trash you all don't understand what real gaming is anymore. PlayStation game is awaiting on the next exclusive month after month while you're waiting on the next graphics card
@@firejayhawk You guys have to stick to old games like phasmophobia and live off mods because you don't get the games the PlayStation gets you just don't enjoy the game experiences the PlayStation has they push gaming experiences to the limit, making new type of experiences all day everyday while you sit there and play plasma phobia all day and I've played plansophobia. It's pretty cool but it's not justifiable to buy a rig for $1,500 to $2,000 to play at $15 game bro
NOV 2023 picked up a Ibuypower I7-13700kF with a nividia 3060 12gig 32 gig ram DDR4 1tb ssd mini tower with a 600w psu for $899 from COSTCO Looking to trade in 3060 gpu and get rx 7900XT and a 850w to 1000W PSU
The Video i am currently looking for 👍😍
Thank you, Jason 🙏
Love it when the timing is good!
nice video very detailed for someone like me who is not tech savy
Pre builts are an awesome option for people who aren’t confident enough to build they’re own. I got one a couple years ago and after quite a few upgrades. I’m confident enough to build my own next time.
Yes! People turn to prebuilts for a variety of reasons, I myself have bought prebuilts during periods that I was just way to busy to build
This one: $1999 CyberPowerPC Ryzen 7800X3D / RTX 4070 Ti Super / 32GB / 240mm
Is $300 off for Amazon Prime Day -- currently $1699.99
Nice! I just went through the links and updated prices too, some great deals right now
Ordered it myself supposed to be coming in today its a great deal
So I’m thinking of getting the ABS Orkan Aqua Gaming PC so I can start playing the soulsborne games and the new Black Myth Wukong game. Do you think that’s a good choice?
I wish a pre built pc wasn't so expensive
Nice video 🎉
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you Catman for all the fantastic content 😎👌 I come for the info and stay for Catman. Also, where's Mr. Bear??? 😳😳😳
haha so glad you are enjoying! In this video he has a cameo during the CPU section at the beginning of the video...
But mostly he was watching the birds in the window that day!
Interesting video, thanks for sharing! Unfortunately, the Skytech PC I'm interested in doesn't come with a European socket input. I'm not sure about the other PCs.
So, I'm looking for recommendations on a 4K gaming PC that ships to Europe-one that’s compatible with European voltage out of the box, so I don’t have to worry about using a transformer. I’ve got a budget of up to 4000 Euros.
Since I’m new to building PCs and a bit nervous about getting everything right, I’d really appreciate any suggestions for solid pre-built options. However, if there's a good step-by-step guide for a certain build that you recommend, I'm open to building one myself.
I need something that’ll last for a few years and can handle both 4K gaming and demanding design tasks like 3D rendering, video editing, and Photoshop.
Thanks in advance for any advice!
please do the best 4k oled monitors
Planning on doing a 4K gaming monitor guide and it will have OLEDs! Just waiting until some more models hit the market.
jason got you covered
Name one AAA game. I need a PC to play
Wow, that $2749 prebuilt is such a steal! How can Skytech afford to sell it at that price considering the 4090 is so expensive? They must be cutting corners somewhere, right?
Sometimes there are just great deals on prebuilts! They don't always last at those prices though
I'm trying to buy a new pre built pc. What should I look for? Do I just give them a parts list or do I need to ask some questions?
Re-watch the first 6 minutes of the video which is a detailed buying guide. If you are still unsure, check out the links in the description where I have specific models I'm recommending right now. Hope that helps!
What is your budget?
I hate that no prebuilts come with AMD gpus because they just don't sell- don't have the same popularity that nvidia does. It sucks because AMD gpus are more price efficient at basically every price point.
dayum the guy at the apple store sold me a mac for $2800 🤦🏻♂️ - he said ill get more mods to help me reach the top
Wow, the fact that he skipped over 7900XTX builds for 4K is criminal. Pairing a 7800X3D and a 79XTX is magic and a amazing 4K build. Because he didn’t post a build I’ll post my personal build. If you wanna know exact brand comment on post
7900XTX - GPU
7800X3D - CPU
850W - PSU
32 GB RAM 6000 CL36
3TB SSD - 1TB OS 2TB for games
B650 Gaming X AX V2 - MOBO
Lian Li 216 case w/ 3 additional fans at the top
DeepCool AK500 Digital
Price: $2100 (Microcenter)
I wish there were 7900XTX Prebuilt PCs out there I would recommend! If you see one please feel free to share. But like we say in the video Nvidia GPUs just dominate the prebuilt GPU market. And sadly there just aren't enough Microcenter locations (not to mention its US only) for me to recommend their bundles/PCs to my full audience. But we have tons of great sample builds with that GPU on the channel and I'm so glad you found a PC you like!
Just ordered the $2199 Skytech. Thank you sir!
Glad we could help and hope you love it!
Budget💀
Bro really said $1700 is mid-range. 💀💀 (love the vids tho, keep it up)
In the price range that we have for prebuilts that's in the middle ish yes, but obviously not a hard a fast rule (;
The thing is I'm not interested in Prebuilt gaming PC because they tend not to list details of pc parts such as brand, model name, etc but the advantage is worry-free once you buy it and you have some issue with your pc you just have to contact the dealer directly
They do tend to do that! Which is why we recommend ones that do make it clear what you are getting. (:
I recently got a cyber power AMD advantage edition on sale at Best Buy with a 7950x and 24 gb 7900 xtx and have been really impressed with it! With the sale it was a really solid deal but think it’s sold out now
Nice! Thanks for sharing
Thanks 👍✌🐈⬛
Thanks for watching!
Can you not find a prebuilt gaming PC that does NOT use liquid cooling?! I don't want liquid cooling!! I don't trust liquids in my tower that could possibly leak over time! Why doesn't anyone use fans over their CPU?
Because prebuilts are going to be shipped they are generally made with AIO's because they ship way easier. AIO's are extremely trustworthy these days but to each their own of course
Hello, what would you use for a 3090 TI best Gaming Setup with AMD build. It's for a friend, thank you for your time.
Depends on what your friends budget is
Your friend already has a 3090ti and wants to build around it? Check out our 7800X3D build guide video!
I've been procrastinating my college work watching the content and forming a parts list lol. Pretty cool to see that the prebuilt market has some viable options, but I feel like I can work up the ability to build one when I have the money. Most likely will end up with an overkill system for the games I play even with a $1000 budget. Feels weird playing on anything above potato graphics after using the intel integrated graphics for 6 years of gaming.
Do you need help picking out parts for a PC or are you all set?
@@kelley09162 Thanks for the offer, I've just been following the content and throwing on what looked nice. If anything I won't be building for at least 2 years since I want to clear college before I work on a desktop. By then the parts will probably either go out of cycle or get cheaper (hopefully).
@@greenus1737 oh okay. Yea in 2 years things will be different
Exciting! Glad we can help
Big Cheers
If possible can you make a video that features a build for City Skylines 2.
Depends on your budget and what settings you want to use! I'd check out some benchmarks of that game to get a sense of what you are looking for. Then I'm sure we have sample builds on the channel that will serve it (:
I don’t mind spending just over 2k just for the pc but I want it to last me like 5-6 years
These will all be relevant for years to come
the only downside of prebuilt is that you often will have lower CL ram speed , worst power supply , not the most recommended motherboard for the price point and most likely just what is cool enough for a cooler. while building your own pc you can choose all of that for about the same price if not lower oh and also thermal paste will probably be cheaper than what you could buy and use yourself for another 2-3 degrees saved
Correct! That's why its really important to avoid the bad ones! Our picks here way better than that
Name one AAA game. I need a PC to play
I think we all know why AMD Radeon GPU's aren't featured in pre-builts.
Sorry My Stupid Questions Witch Would U Suggest Out This Three ??
Cyberpower
Prism Gaming PC - Intel Core i9 14900KF, RTX 4090, 32GB DDR5 RAM, 2TB SSD
PCSPECIALIST Nexa 650 Gaming PC - Intel® Core™ i9, RTX 4090, 2 TB SSD
N773330W | PCS-D2618858
PCSPECIALIST Nexa 540 Gaming PC - AMD Ryzen 9, RTX 4090, 2 TB SSD
Definitely the 3rd because it's the only one with an AMD CPU.
Are the links going to be updated when Amazon day drops?
Yes! Update the links daily
I seen some at Walmart are there good or bad?
Depends on the price and what specs they have.
RTX 4070 with Ryzen 7600x make a good pair for gaming?
Yes good combo, though if building your own and if you don't care about Ray Tracing an AMD GPU would be even better.
Yes. See our Best GPU/CPU Combo 2024 video for more
I’m looking for a gaming pc, still new. Can anyone give me a opinion on this specs:
### **📊 Benchmarks:**
- **CPU:** AMD Risen 5 3600
- **GPU:** Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060
- **RAM:** 32gb DDR4
- **Storage:** 500 SSD
- **Operating System:** Windows 10 (Upgradeable to Windows 11)
- **Connectivity:** Built-in WiFi and Bluetooth
Which version of 7800xt would you preferred more ? sapphire nitro or hellhound? i heard hellhound got the best cooling while nitro is the best model 😅
Any model should be fine so don't feel like you need to overspend to get the Nitro or Hellhound.
The "best" in terms of performance was the Gigabyte OC model. Tech Testers benchmarked just about every 7800 XT in a video so check that out. But honestly you really can't go wrong with any of them.
I’m looking to buy a pc for fivem but I don’t kno where to start 🤦🏾♂️
It can feel like a lot I know! But it really boils down to what is your budget and what resolution do you want to play at. If you know those two things you can expand the description to see our recommendations sorted by price and resolution
The budget builds with those RTX 3050s are a bloody rip-off.
Essentially a GTX 1070 class GPU.
Do you recomended erying i5-12500h before i512400f?
That's a mobile CPU not a desktop CPU, anything with an H is a mobile CPU found in laptops. See our Best Laptop for Gaming 2024 video for more
Im slowly starting to understand what any of this means, but im still struggling on the large assortment of letters for parts.
Glad to hear it! Check out our How To Pick PC Parts and How To Build A PC videos for some more info ;)
They found that only about %20 of the people submits the coupon, so they make so much more money.
Aw that makes sense gerrrr
New To The PC Gaming Side I'm Looking At Getting A Prebuilt Gaming Desktop Not A Streamer Like Playing Games On Line Games Like Warzone GTA5 Battlefield 2042 & I Do Do Sim Racing Also I Do Editing Photos & Video's.
AMD Or Intel ??
This Are The 2 Been Looking At Are.
PCSPECIALIST Nexa 650 Gaming PC - Intel® Core™ i9, RTX 4090, 2 TB SSD
PCSPECIALIST Nexa 640 Gaming PC - Intel® Core™ i9, RTX 4080 SUPER, 2 TB SSD
Or Any Ur Recommendations Will Be Very Much Appreciated. Many Thanks ( UK )
I just buy the ►$849 Skytech i5 13400F / RTX 4060. for $500
-41% = $350
Awesome sauce!
Woot!
are most of these available in EU aswell? If not, would you mind making a video with some EU alternatives?
The specific recommendations are all North America but it will give you an idea of what to look for in your market. The buying guide portion should be transferrable to almost any global market.
I just ordered ths from amazon Skytech O11D Gaming PC Desktop, Ryzen 7 7800X3D 4.2 GHz (5GHz Turbo Boost), AMD RX 7800XT 16GB GDDR6, 1TB Gen4 SSD, 32GB DDR5 RAM 5600 RGB, 750W GOLD PSU, it seemed like a really good deal at a little over $1600, But i figured i could just upgrade the gpu later and have a beast machine now and be ready to go for a mid price. Am I wrong?
Seems like a decent price to me
Yo bro quick question in my market I’m getting a sapphire nitro+ 6700XT and a refurbished XFX 6750XT without box for almost the same price with xFx being a lil more expensive. What should I go ? Both of them meet my requirements but would it be more future proof ? Spending estimate 5-6$ more
Get a new Rx 6700 XT the 6750 xt is only 5% faster
And you don't even have the box for the 6750 xt soo don't go for it
@@kelley09162 yep that's what i said
IMO I would take the new part with the warranty and box so the 6700 XT. The difference is about 6% which to me would be outweighed by it being brand new, the warranty and ability to return it.
What would be a good PC just to play MW3 ? What’s your recommendation!
Depends on your budget and what resolution you would like! But any of the 1440p or 4k picks would do great for this
🔥🔥 best youtuber
So glad its helpful!
can you do a video on best affordable laptops?
He just did a Laptop Video recently.
If you want more than that check out Jarrod's Tech as he does Laptop Videos.
Already got you! See our Best Gaming Laptop 2024 video
i have ryzen 7 3700x x570 g edge wifi rtx 2060 super 8gb ram 3000mhz.should i just upgrade to 5800x 3d or go for am5 build. staying am4 worth it?
The RTX 2060 Super is about the same speed as a new RX 6600 8GB GPU. The 3700X is about the same gaming speed as a Ryzen 5500. So it all depends on your budget. If you are looking to spend about $900 or more I'd probably go with a new AM5 build (and I'd sell the existing build for whatever I could get for it , even $200). If less than that, then I'd go with the 5700X3D and dump the rest into the GPU.
@@PCBuilderChannel really thanks for the input. budget is tight . if i wanna upgrade this setup what should i do. i play pubg its super cpu based game so 5800x 3d best right? again thanks for the info .
@@TuhinMAX105700X3D is good CPU too and is cheaper than the 5800X3D so I would go 5700X3D and use the extra money to upgrade your GPU.
@@kelley09162 ok thanks for the help
Yes Ty is correct the 5700X3D is almost the same speed and right now going for $193.
I can get an IBuyPower TraceMesh 7 with a Ryzen 7 5700, RTX 4060, 16GB DDR4, B550 MB, Wi-Fi/BT, 600W Power Supply New for $699 right now. Would you recommend this deal or would it be possible to build a PC with a different CPU/GPU Combo and get better performance. This is my first step moving away from Console so I'm trying to get the best deal I can on a Budget of $900 Max but I need a monitor as well. Any help is greatly appreciated. BTW I know with my budget I'm only in 1080P range which is fine for now although 1440P would be nice.
You can build one for better price to performance.
You can actually go 1440p if you don't mind being a little over budget. This build is currently $903 + Tax
It's list / hFqkpB in PC Part Picker
We just need to see during Prime Day if there are any sales and if the 5600 CPU goes on sale to make it the same or cheaper than the 12400F.
I don't love that combo. Check out our options here! You'll get a much for powerful pc for not much more
@@PCBuilderChannel OK thanks for the reply, I didn't want to get something that isn't going to perform very well but when I looked at all the parts separately I couldn't build that PC for anywhere near that price so thanks again for the info.
I agree with you
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching
Are you guys familiar with kernel error 141?? When i check my reliability report, it says that there are some hardware error in some dates. I don't know what is the reason behind that.
Here is my specs
Ryzen 5 5600
Deepcool gammaxx 400
Msi b550m pro vdh wifi
Rx 6600 sapphire pulse
Teamgroup dark z alpha 16x2 3600mhz Crucial p3 5oogb nvme
Teamgroup z44a5 1tb nvme
Seagate barracuda 500gb hdd
Kingston a400 240gb ssd
Seasonic focus 550w gold
Pc cooler case fans 5pcs 120mm
Is the skytech blaze 4 mini from best buy good for $900, it has a i5-14400F which i know has better options, and a RTX 4060 with 16 gb ddr5 4800 megahertz. I want it to run 1080p comfortably (medium to high graphics) at 165hz.
I like Skytech as a brand because they tend to do a good job with good customer service. IMO I would go with an RTX 3060 12GB GPU instead of the RTX 4060 8GB for the reasons I outlined in the video. But if you want a cheap one, there is one for $699 right now at Walmart (link in description).
Name one AAA game. I need a PC to play
i was just going to buy the ryzen 7600x today for 170 bucks then I saw it go back up to $200.. do you think it'll go on sale again any time soon?
Yes, prime day next week!
Yes and if it doesn't you can always get a 7500f for $150 or less.
Hi Thinking Getting A Gaming PC What Would Be Ur Thoughts On An Is One Them Worth Getting
PCSPECIALIST Nexa 650 Gaming PC - Intel® Core™ i9, RTX 4090, 2 TB SSD
Stormforce
RTX 4090, AMD Ryzen 7, 32GB RAM, 2TB SSD Gaming Desktop
Cyberpower
Prism Gaming PC - Intel Core i9 14900KF, RTX 4090, 32GB DDR5 RAM, 2TB SSD
I don't trust the first 2 brands personally so you'll want to check individual reviews and testing. Cyberpower is a brand I trust but not that pc, the 14900K has major performance issues and Intel isn't RMAing it. Expand the description in this video, our high end picks are way better than all of these in my opinion
What’s better pre-build or making your own budget pc?
Ususally building your own since the prebuilts will always add an extra cost for building and will often use worse parts than you would use for a lower price (especially the mobo and psu)
Forgot to add that I’m only using this pc for competitive gaming
If you feel like you can build your own, then that is always the best value. But not everyone feels like they can do that, or necessarily wants to. So you essentially pay someone else to do that, and to support it if something goes wrong. That is why prebuilts exist! :)
@@christianmonzonnuno9396building your own is better.
I can help you pick out parts for a PC if you'd like, I just need to know your budget.
yesterday i got a pc with a 14th gen i5 4060 nd 16gb ddr5 then found out about the intel problem should i return it nd get a pc with a r7 7700 4060 ti 32gb ddr5 nd spend an extra 220 i need this pc for productivity gaming and creative purposes is it worth it?
I would say so only because that other PC has a better GPU and more RAM.
Should i upgrade from a 9th gen i7 laptop with a 1660ti gpu? Im worried my gaming laptop thermals will become a issue someday. /:
Depends on what your budget would be for a new one.
If you're unhappy with your current performance and have the budget absolutely!
great vid, also :
Legion Tower 7i Gen 8 Desktop: Intel i9-14900KF,16GB RTX 4080 Super, 32GB RAM, 2TB SSD $2100
code Towerdeal15
The RAM sucks in this very high latency.
Just read the reviews below.
@@anshchandarana reviews are overwhelmingly good, there is a few issues with the bios
@@Synful_ I know majority are decent but the people are facing issues with latest AAA titles crashes and what not, sort the reviews from least rated to find what is the consistent/recurring issue. It's your choice at the end of the day tho.
Not that CPU if you haven't bought it yet! Its having all kinds of issues and Intel is currently refusing to RMA it so I just can't recommend them anymore
I super dislike pre-builts with a passion. Usually way overpriced than buying\doing it yourself. More freedom of choice in parts you want. Plus the bloatware that comes preinstalled you will have to reformat your ssd/nvme anyway.
Well memory pc ( german) has none of that and is actually better value
You do have to be super careful with your choice of Prebuilt for sure! And obviously I'm a huge fan of building your own (hence the channel lol) but its not in the cards for everyone so I want people who need a prebuilt to get the best option out there
@@PCBuilderChannel how do you feel about pcs that come from redux
I don’t get it I’m new to this pc stuff but why are there 4k pcs 1440p pcs and 1080p pcs cant I just use any pc for any monitor
Some GPUs are good for 1080p, some 1440p, and some 4K.
So you wouldn't want to get a Pre-Built with a lower end GPU to use with a 4K Monitor, and you wouldn't want to get a Pre-Built with a high end GPU like a 7900XTX or 4090 with a 1080p one.
hi can anyone recommend me .. gen 4 cpu that didn't bottleneck 3080ti ... and also suitable for streaming .. thanks
Do you mean AM4? If so, the 5600. But with that GPU I'd be going for AM5 and a 7600. See our "PC Parts Explained 2024" video for more
3 days till prime day whe i will be building my own pc :D funny how a prebuild for my budget would be a high 1080p but if i get good deals on prime day i could get a entry 4k build
i did pear the MSI MAG B650 TOMAHAWK WIFI motherboard with the 7800X3D, if it doesnt work then just tell me what will thats £180
Yes the MSI Tomahawk is good with the 7800X3D
Good option! See our Best Ryzen Motherboard 2024 video to get some more options as you prep to look for deals
If you have time, I would like to upgrade my Now PC? And Anything I could do better on the New Build?
My PC now:
Geforce RTX 2060 GPU
Ryzen 9 3950x CPU
Wester Digital Blue 256 GB M.2 NVME (Boot Drive)
Western Digital Blue 1 T HDD (Games)
Ram 32gb DDR4 (Ballistix)
Power Supply 500w (Cooler Master)
Motherboard (Moria 3)
Corsair SP120 RGB liquid CPU Cooler
What I want to build:
Motherboard - MAG B650 Tomahawk Wi-Fi - 189.99
CPU - Ryzen 7 7800X3D - 399.00
GPU - MSI 4070 TI Super 16G 799.99 - or XR 7900 XTX - 999.00
RAM - Teamgroup T-Force RGB DD5 6400 CL40 -99.99
Memory - 2T Predator GM7000 M.2 NVME-139.99
& Teamgroup T-Force Vulcan Z 2TB 96.99
Case NZXT H6 Flow -159.99
Power Supply - MSI MAG A850GL pci5 115.35
AIO Cooler - Gigabyte AORUS 360 Liquid CPU Cooler - 226.99
VIP-scdkey - Windows 11-31.28
Here's my updated build. You did good, but you're overspending on things and Jason recommends 6000 CL30 for RAM.
I gave you two Case options.
list / 2DD2Jy in PC Part Picker (Sky Two GX)
list / bqD2Jy in PC Part Picker (King 95 Pro)
Name one AAA game. I need a PC to play
Can someone link a PC for me that could easily run rdr2 with like 30 mods in it.
RTX 5000 SERIES WILL COME AT NOVEMBER, CORSAIR INDIA AND BANGLADESH HEADS SALES MANAGER SLIPS HIS TOUNG AND SAYS RTX 5000 SERIES WILL COME AT NOVEMBER THEY WILL NEW CARSIAR product AT THE SAME TIME.
They can launch it to the DIY PC market, but the question is can they provide enough supply to the market to avoid it being scalped for months on end. Then of course for those buying prebuilts, there is typically a 3-5 month delay after it hits the DIYPC market until you'll see models with those GPUs. My advice is not to wait.
Hey man Please answerrrr!. I am desperate!!! Can I use an i3 12100f cpu on a MSI PRO H610M-E motherboard. I just want to play games. No editing no prodution work. Just gaming at 1080p
You can, but the H610's Motherboard aren't good. Get a B660/B760 instead.
@@kelley09162actually I am getting a good combo deal on the i3 12100f, this MSI H610M-E motherboard and 2×16gb ddr4 3200mhz. Ram.
So I was wondering will this weak motherboard hamper my gamimg performance with i3 12100f and arcA750 build.
@@rohansharma5487 not sure, I just know nobody recommends H610 Motherboards.
So should I go ahead and buy the combo deal of i3 12100f + MSI PRO H610M-E + 2×16GB DDR4 ram?
Its saving me 40$ from buying them seperately.
So If I buy a B660/B760 it will cost around 70 bucks more. I was wondering if I will be fine on the H610 for just gaming.
I definitely don't recommend that motherboard. See our Best Budget Gaming PC 2024 video for some way better options
Coolermaster t5 4090 14900kf $3,000 on new egg
Don't go 14900K! It's having all kinds of issues and Intel isn't RMAing right now
would you recommend the hp omen 40L for just games like fornite and valorant, and little games like terraria?
what the best gaming pc for warzone
It depends on your budget and what resolution you want to play at.
I have been a intel person, but im building a pc i got 3k to spend what should i go with intel i914900k 4080super or a AMD not to familar with their CPUs but any recommendations? Definitely stick to a 4080 super GPU but dont know what CPU if recommended AMD cpu
Jason doesn't recommend the 14900K.
If using it for Gaming go 7800X3D.
If for Production Work go 14700K or one of the new Ryzen 9000 Series when they come out.
Once I know what you're using the PC for I can make a parts list for you.
@kelley09162 it's mainly going to be gaming @1440p I'm buying the parts Friday
@@Kingflights so here's a build for you.
It's list / Wc6vrv in PC Part Picker
@@kelley09162 thank you
@@Kingflights you're welcome. The 7800X3D is currently the best Gaming CPU you can get and that MSI 4080 Super is well reviewed.
is 4 sticks of 8gb ddr4 ram viable? I currently have two 8gb sticks, planning to add two more.
Only if it's the exact same kit
will that lower my gaming performance? I saw the stuttering issue with 16gb, and I dont really want to replace it with two sticks of 16gb.
@@NeverFrosty it should be fine as long as they're the same sticks.
Okay, thank you bro.
Should be fine as long as its an identical kit. That being said DDR4 is so cheap I might just buy a 2x16gb kit just to ensure no issues
Processor
14th Generation Intel® Core™ i9-14900KF Processor (E-cores up to 4.40 GHz P-cores up to 5.60 GHz)
Operating System
Windows 11 Home 64
Graphic Card
NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 4080 SUPER™ 16GB GDDR6X
Memory
32 GB DDR5-5200MHz (UDIMM) - (2 x 16 GB)
Storage
1 TB SSD M.2 2280 PCIe Gen4 Performance TLC
AC Adapter / Power Supply
850W
Cooling System
250W 360mm Liquid Cooling + 1 x Rear + 2 x Top with ARGB + 3 x Front attached to Liquid Cooler Radiator aRGB
Pointing Device
USB Optical Mouse
Keyboard
USB, Calliope, Black - English (US)
WiFi Wireless LAN Adapters
Wi-Fi 6E 2x2 AX & Bluetooth® 5.1 or above
Is this a good pc to buy
We don't recommend any 14900KF builds at this time! Huge performance issues and Intel isn't RMAing them right now. I'd avoid for sure!
With the Intel CPU issues right now it's better to go AMD with the CPU for high end PC's.
Can anyone help me I want to buy a high fps pc for Fortnite and I don’t know to buy what and a prebuilt like Alienware 16 or build it myself I don’t know anything about it and my budget is 5k €
5k is a huge budget for a Fortnite build. Fortnite is a very easy to run game. If you go for any of our high end picks linked in the description you will get insane fps at Fortnite. But you could absolutely save money and go for one of our mid level options as well.
4070 ti super for 1440p
You certainly can, I have it down in the 4K category because it is also very 4K capable with 16GB VRAM especially using upscaling which works best at 4K. But at 1440p would give a lot of FPS.
@@PCBuilderChannel in this site Nvidia said for 1440p high refresh rate
1440 at 144+
The mid level 1440p recommendations here are great for that.