If you didn't know this is part 2 of 3-part video series: Part 1 "Benchmarks & review" ruclips.net/video/Z4N4TZK3wiM/видео.html Part 2 "Why I chose these parts" ruclips.net/video/z_J_iD4PJSc/видео.html Part 3 "How to build it step by step" ruclips.net/video/XQfL9sUFqBQ/видео.html
I just bought all my parts on Amazon, cant wait!!! I bought everything you suggested. I opted for 512gb instead of the 256gb NVME for read & write speed, I got a 1TB WD ssd to work off of & for storage until the 4tb barracuda's are back in stock. I got the Wifi & Bluetooth card you suggested also. Never built a PC before but looking at your full build video gave me confidence. Love the channel, only wish i found it at the start of Lockdown. All the best man, looking forward to more great content.
@@keeyonbeaty2424 its perfect, It took me a little longer to build just because I have never done anything like this before but was done in under 3hrs. I have a drone & 4k camera & its handling all the footage I throw at it with ease. I am a complete amateur but I think this will do me for years to come. This build video is fantastic, I followed step by step (with a good few pauses) & it was a breeze. Couldn't recommend it highly enough, if you are worried like i was, dont be, just go for it, if i can do it anyone can 😅
I really love how you explain things. You are the best! I bought some of the parts before I saw this video, and I am so happy to know that most of the parts that I bought were included here. Im so relieved.
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If you are not a gamer, going for a Quadro m4000 or p4000 used would be the best option. Very stable cards, amazing performance in Premiere and DaVinci Resolve, and miners, gamers, and scalpers don't want them. My m4000 has 8GB VRAM and 1664 Cuda cores and you can get it now for less than $200 (I got mine new for a lot of money, but it served its purpose). The only downside is the fact that gaming on Quadro gives you considerably less FPS.
That's what my wife and I have been learning to use (RUclips taught haha!) I am planning on building something like the Black/White Desktop PC that is built on here, I would just like to build it in a more compact Case...
Thanks for the video and helpfull info. Actually I was going to upgrade my PC to the 'mac-pro-killer' black & white build you made recently, but that atx tower size seems too much for me. Especially if you're not using internal HDDs and extra stuff like 10G and wi-fi that's built into the motherboard already. Would be great to see some kind of a 'beast for video editing' with 3950x in a compact case. Like same performance in 2x smaller form factor... sacrificing some usb ports and sata (not everybody need more than 8 USBs obviously). Not sure if makes sencse, but I would rather had like 8 usbs and all my internal storage on NVMe gen4 with no sata HDDs + 10G built-in for the NAS comutication but much compact and mobile (just in case).
This video is very informative and detailed. I have to appreciate you and thank you very much for such a detailed explanation. Just keep doing this stuff bcoz you are really good at it
Tech Notice is it good time to build a pc? With ryzen 4000 coming up, new gen gpus , release of 550 mother boards, when is a good time to buy after this season (other than black friday)
Some good advice, but also some that is a bit off. I wouldn't recommend the GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER for people who need an 8GB GPU. Most of the "super" cards are poor value. In this case, you can buy a RTX 2070 for the same price, and it has more cores (tested 13% performance improvement). You advised four RAM slots. No, it's better to use only dual slots for stability and performance. Do not pinch pennies when it comes to SSD size. My boot/app drive would be full if it was only 256GB... and you will also want room for the video editing cache. Your diagram was good advice (3 internal drives, each for a different purpose) but since you are not specifying a separate cache drive in this build, you will need room for this somewhere! (Personally I would get two 1 TB SSD drives and then not worry about throughput or space. Costs more though.) The best motherboard at this time is the MSI X570 Tomahawk (read the reviews) and who the heck cares about the colour?! This already has WiFi, Bluetooth, etc. so no need for extras. I would get a case with mesh front for far better air throughput. Fans can run slower, parts last longer, less noise. As far as case brands: Fractal Design.
Hey Robin, thanks for your input. Now my idea here was to keep the cost as low as possible for people who want to enter in to this video editing space. Now your recommendations are definitely good, but add a lot of cost to the build. If ones budget allows, they should definitely think about your suggestions. Now few things I'm not sure/like to know more about: "No, it's better to use only dual slots for stability and performance. " I'd like to know more about this and where did you find that information. Also I'd like to know where I could find some info about this: "I wouldn't recommend the GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER for people who need an 8GB GPU. Most of the "super" cards are poor value. In this case, you can buy a RTX 2070 for the same price, and it has more cores (tested 13% performance improvement)." Let me know :)
@@theTechNotice Thanks for engaging. I went back to find the tests I had read but instead found two others, neither of which support my statement about the percentage increase. Tech Power Up shows the 2060 SUPER 12% faster than the 2060, while the 2070 is 16% faster. www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-rtx-2060.c3310 The second test is specific to Resolve and so more meaningful. It also shows a distinct improvement going from the 2060 to 2060 SUPER, with a smaller increment at the 2070. www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/DaVinci-Resolve-GPU-Roundup-NVIDIA-SUPER-vs-AMD-RX-5700-XT-1563/ At the moment I can get a 2070 for the same price as the 2060 SUPER, so though I was wrong about the performance gain, I would still buy into the small improvement. It's important to realise that all these increments are very small, and really only matter if every moment is precious. More important is the fact that both the 2060 SUPER and 2080 have 8GB VRAM that enables work in 4K timelines. If that is not an goal, then the much cheaper GTX 1650 SUPER will be good enough for many.
@@theTechNotice On the RAM issue, I have read in many places that two sticks of RAM are preferable to four, even if the latter case can theoretically be 1% faster. I have read threads where crashes were solved by reducing from 4 to 2 RAM modules. This seems to particularly be the case with Ryzen. Here are a couple: www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/x570-and-ram-configurations.257821/ forum.level1techs.com/t/difference-between-2-and-4-ram-sticks/129650/7
Hey Robin Thanks for that, yeah I can see that the 2060s and 2070 are the same(ish) price but the 2070 is slightly faster. So good point. Although at this point in time the 2070 is not in production anymore where's 2060s still is. Not sure how that'll effect the price! :)
Hey Robin, thanks for the info about RAM. I'm still not sure about it since the 2nd to 3rd gen Ryzen was a massive jump in stability and performance. And the examples on the articles seem to be quite old. What doesn't make sense to me is why the MOBO manufacturers give you 4 slots then if 4 slots is not stable and not upgrading to from 2 slots? Surely if that's a well known issue there's should be more info about that all over the place? Anyway, what you think?
later this month, mac killer on a budget. where you use the AMD 3900xt that is about to be released. in juli, best bang for buck entry video editing machine re using same parts using the 3900xt proc.
Subbed, seen a few of yer vids now. This was absolutely brilliant and lots of good info for editors. More of the same. Best video I've seen on the topic. Cheers pal. 👆👍😉
I've been sitting on building a system but the prices here in India are almost 2X of what you'd pay around the world. Never even considered a B450 and that was what was holding me back. Built my first ever system a couple of days. Thanks to what I'm not putting into an X570, I was able to push it up to a 3700x and this system runs like butter. Thanks for the great advice. I would still be waiting to build a system if it wasn't for this video!
Please help me to choose price to performance, in india i found this price (i)Ryzen 3600 is inr16200(usd-216.52) (ii) Ryzen 3600x is inr19400(usd-259.29) (iii) Ryzen 2700x is inr19500(usd-260.62) and (iv) Ryzen 3700x is inr 28200(usd-376.90). So for production and editing purpose which one is best for price to performance and best for me also. Please help me please please as soon as possible so that i can grab one quick because i need to grab the offer. pleaseeeeees
I went with the 2700X... for the extra cores and threads.. but I don't know if it is really that much better than the 3600X... currently searching for a good GPU to match it.
I watched your Mac-killer videos and was 99% sure I was going with that aesthetic, then you made this video and the dark side look made me go 🥴 I've not seen anybody else recommend a mechanical HD in these types of videos, is it just because they're so cheap and suit this build? I thought they were obsolete judging by most 2020 builds.
I appreciate the text corrections! :-) I do wish you gave a 2 pronged approach to this video...In the sense that Phot has a lot of overlap, and maybe its not your experience...but maybe branch out each component for photo and video.
I picked up a pre built from best buy for $700 that has essentially the same build as this, but with the ryzen 3600 / rx580 combo instead. Runs all games high/ultra just fine, 75+ fps, while also being able to handle editing really well also. The case is even the exact same as this phanteks case, just rebranded with the cyberpower tag instead of phanteks, but you know its the same exact case since it also comes with the phanteks logo zip ties and accessories. Really good value imo, and you may even be able to snag one up for about $600 if you get it during the black friday sales coming up soon. Either way, id say its a decent buy if the price is right, and you also get the standard free warranty from cyberpower and bestbuy should anything happen within a year iirc.
Finally good explanations on WHY to choose parts for video editing. So much emphasis on gaming even in the stores online, little to no sections for video editing and while similar machines there are differences. Also shows me where I can save (I.e video card) and then put that money elsewhere. Well done appreciate it.
SSD prices have improved so much a 500GB or 1TB SSD should be a no brainer. With 1TB boot you won't have to think about an upgrade for the life of the computer.
Love your videos. I got the MSI Prestige ,X570 with all the stuff you recommended. I just changed the case to a BeQuiet801. I should have it done tomorrow. Thanks for all the great info. I need to add multiple drives for photography and want to Raid them for redundancy. Can you do a video on Raid I side my case as oppose to external.
Would love to see a video with 3d rendering and after effects in mind. I know that RTX is starting to get implemented in blender and other 3d renderers, but I am not sure what other specs are important for that kind of work. Right now I render off a gaming laptop and it chugs along.
Worth A Glimpse I watched a million pc build videos but really loved this build... hence, asked if I could use this for what I intend on doing. Thanks for the kind comment
Your videos are awesome. Super helpful. Complete noob here. Is there a good suggestion for a MB that has wifi included? i'm trying to build this pc and would prefer wifi included if it makes sense. Still looking at the best bang for the buck approach like you've taken here.
Me too. I pretty much have everything but a power supply. There's literally a shortage of power supply's. I even have cables from cable mod just no power supply.
For my project storage, I bought external Seagate HDDs and shucked them... removed the case and the adapters so I can hook it up to my PC. It's cheaper than buying the internal counterparts directly.
Hi, I just built my first ever tower PC using these three videos and everything went very smoothly but you didn't cover the first boot to the windows drive to install windows which I got from another RUclips video. You also didn't cover the installation of a 4TB HDD into the front drawers. Could you advise? - do you need an extra cable to connect the hdd to the motherboard sata plugs if so which cables to keep the system looking nice and tidy. I'm sure I'll figure it out but it would be great if you could find the time to reply. Thanks once again for producing these great videos.. Gary
I don't think there is much difference in the mobo specs around that pricepoint. Maybe now you could go with b550 but we're not gonna gain or lose much in the b450 mobo range at that price point :)
Absolutely amazing! thank you so much for making this video, it helps me a lot! One thing to make sure, is this setup working great with sony's 4k codec? As you mentioned the Sony 4k codec is clunky when edited in premiere pro even when compared to the 6k footage from bmpcc. So will I get the same performance with it?
Definitely 'not' the same smooth performance compared the the 6k braw codec. But I was editing sony 4k multicam and it worked fine, wasn't as smooth ons crubbing but fine. 😊
My rig PC r8 now : - R3 2200G (OC) - RX570 4GB Powercolor Red dragon - 2x4GB 2400Mhz T-force Vulcan (OC 2933Mhz) - B450m gigabyte S2h I can use editing footage at 1080p but some trouble with motion graphics, slow and staggering preview, so i need rendering 1st before preview. Maybe, i need some upgrade my rig from 8GB of ram to 16GB, R3 2200G to R5 36000, and RX570 4GB to 1660ti.
With regards to the “super comment”. I got a gtx 1650super and it has 1280 cuda cores. So the cuda cores do increase with the super version, with the 1650 at least.
Why don't more case manufacturers offer front USB or Thunderbolt ports? Seems like a no brainer to me. No more front bays for a bluray player to rip video? Are aesthetics that important these days?
Good picks... I just spec'd out something very similar... I'd suggest maybe 1660 Super's might be the best value at that general price range? They have GDDR6 memory like a Ti, and run at a higher frequency, but with fewer cuda cores... And come fairly close to Ti performance, weirdly... But might be significantly cheaper (was for me - about a $100 price difference between a). The other major change I went with was 2x 32Gb, 2666mhz... To get to 64Gb, and be theoretically possible to go to 128Gb... Which is officially supported by the Tomahawk Max B450. I'm still waiting for a few parts to arrive before I can actually build it, though :D
16:30 Please define these more? 1. OS+Program (this is the only drive in my computer) 2. Project Drive (what is this?) 3. Archive Storage (I am guessing and external hard drive) 4. Cache Drive (what is this?)
I need help. Here is my pc parts : B450 Aorus Elite Ryzen 5 3600 Xpg ssd m.2 512 2 x8 tforce dark z 3200 (16gb) Rtx 2060 Seasonic m12ii 650w bronze. When I am downloading the app like UE4 and Blender plus one game, the coretemp shows 95C and staying at 95c. Why?
Tech Notice I have yet overclocked it. Sorry but I dont even know how to. The temp is between 76-95c I think I need a better cooling system. Cpu cooler and fans. And its really hot here now in our country.
I actually have to disagree with you. I think the 3600x is a better buy since: 1. The mutlicore score of the 3600x and 2700x is almost the same and single core is much better on the 3600x which makes the everyday pc use much snappier where programs can't utilise multi thredding. 2. The 3600x is built on a 7nm structure vs 12nm on 2700x meaning much more efficient. 3. Kinda confirming the 2nd point but the 3rd gen Ryzen Cpu-s did a massive jump from 2nd gen. :) Hope this helps! 😊
@@theTechNotice and it's only 10% more efficient according to userbenchmark 95 Watts vs 105w. All that being considered the extra threads and the extra cores seem like a better choice
@@theTechNotice hello, I have some problems please read it and provide me solution, I would really appreciate it. So I have a premiere pro project that I worked on, it has motion graphics templates and some glitch plugins installed. Whenever I try to open this project, premier shows that it is loading media in the bottom right corner of the screen, which is fine and normal. But premier just never loads it! It gets stuck and I see that blue bar thing on right bottom corner. I opened the same project on my crappy laptop which doesn't have a graphics card, and it opened it just fine and didn't get stuck while importing the files. I'm have tried using pr 2019and 2020, same results Installed latest drivers, no help Installed Windows again, again no help So is the problem with my graphics card? What can I do to fix all this mayhem please help,. Thanks
Great video. Thank you. Would this build be a good option for photo editing? Topaz AI sharpen and Denoise AI seem to be the most resource hungry applications I’m using at the moment on my Acer xc885. I was trying to decide between updating to SSD, RAM upgrade and a GPU or looking at a new build. Thanks again. 👍
I wish you added the total cost of the build. It's easier to budget with a price in mind. Edit: Okay I didn't see the 1st video. I am going to give this build a try.
What alterations would you advise for running DaVinci Resolve 16, if any? I have the same graphics card mentioned but need to upgrade pc/get a new one. Would this VGA 650W SuperNOVA G3 Gold Power Supply/PSU fit into the case? Cant find the dimensions of the psu you use.
You should look into the rtx 2060 KO. Sure it performs in gaming like a normal 2060 but in workload specific processes like a 2070 because of the different chipset it has compared to the normal 2060. For a content creator on a budget a serious recommendation. It also doesnt cost that much more than a 2060. In some instances you can get it even cheaper
Can anyone confirm from a recent purchase that the 2060 KO still has the TU104 die, or was that just early on? There is a Tom’s Hardware article that covers this, I believe, as in there is no guarantee that all 2060 KOs have the TU104 die. I think the newer 2060 KOs may use TU106 which is smaller has less CUDA cores (the original specification). I think early on, people just got lucky with the TU104 due to supply when the card was first released.
So I noticed in the desc you mentioned if someone wanted to upgrade to 32GB they can just buy another 16GB kit and use 4 x 8GB to get 32GB of RAM - while yes they can do this, this is also rather inefficient as all the CPUs listed function better from Dual-Channel RAM, not Quad-Channel. Though it makes a very minimal difference with Ryzen, it's still worth noting.
Thank you for this very helpful video! Just ordered all the parts. Only chose a different SSD (it's red), and a different PSU :). For the 1660 I chose the Gigabyte version.
I'm looking for a budget friendly build to run 3d apps such as Maya, will this be good for that, or would you recommend something other than this? Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it, and learned loads.
Hi bro i am from India my entire budget is 350dollers I am getting used workstation with Xeon dual core with ddr4 ram can i go for it or it's better build step by step like u said I use ae for edition and element 3d
If you didn't know this is part 2 of 3-part video series:
Part 1 "Benchmarks & review" ruclips.net/video/Z4N4TZK3wiM/видео.html
Part 2 "Why I chose these parts" ruclips.net/video/z_J_iD4PJSc/видео.html
Part 3 "How to build it step by step" ruclips.net/video/XQfL9sUFqBQ/видео.html
Hi fella, why is part 3 set to private?
Why Part 3 video is Private?
@Tech Notice part 3 is private. Can you please unprivate? Would love to build!
Hey guys, should be fine now :)
I wish processors in India were priced like that :(
I just bought all my parts on Amazon, cant wait!!! I bought everything you suggested.
I opted for 512gb instead of the 256gb NVME for read & write speed, I got a 1TB WD ssd to work off of & for storage until the 4tb barracuda's are back in stock. I got the Wifi & Bluetooth card you suggested also.
Never built a PC before but looking at your full build video gave me confidence. Love the channel, only wish i found it at the start of Lockdown. All the best man, looking forward to more great content.
Well done dude and good luck with the build! 😊👍
How is it?
@@keeyonbeaty2424 its perfect, It took me a little longer to build just because I have never done anything like this before but was done in under 3hrs. I have a drone & 4k camera & its handling all the footage I throw at it with ease. I am a complete amateur but I think this will do me for years to come. This build video is fantastic, I followed step by step (with a good few pauses) & it was a breeze. Couldn't recommend it highly enough, if you are worried like i was, dont be, just go for it, if i can do it anyone can 😅
Odhran Harte thanks!!!
Odhran Harte also have you used the program after effects? If so how does it run?
I really love how you explain things. You are the best! I bought some of the parts before I saw this video, and I am so happy to know that most of the parts that I bought were included here. Im so relieved.
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Learned a lot from this video! It's good that you also cover the alternatives. 👍👍
Glad you liked it!
Im pissed it took me so long to find this channel! Very valuable content for anyone trying to build a workstation!
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That PC can also do gaming and streaming/recording. 👍
And yeah, 4TB HDD is BEAST, i also got it for Bulk storage 👍
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Thank you for this information ❤️
You're very welcome! :)
If you are not a gamer, going for a Quadro m4000 or p4000 used would be the best option. Very stable cards, amazing performance in Premiere and DaVinci Resolve, and miners, gamers, and scalpers don't want them. My m4000 has 8GB VRAM and 1664 Cuda cores and you can get it now for less than $200 (I got mine new for a lot of money, but it served its purpose). The only downside is the fact that gaming on Quadro gives you considerably less FPS.
Last Saturday, I get a new GPU ( 1660,6GB) .. my Divinci resolve coming amazing. thank YOU for teaching us.
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That's what my wife and I have been learning to use (RUclips taught haha!) I am planning on building something like the Black/White Desktop PC that is built on here, I would just like to build it in a more compact Case...
Really appreciate this video man! Good job!
Thanks for the video and helpfull info. Actually I was going to upgrade my PC to the 'mac-pro-killer' black & white build you made recently, but that atx tower size seems too much for me. Especially if you're not using internal HDDs and extra stuff like 10G and wi-fi that's built into the motherboard already. Would be great to see some kind of a 'beast for video editing' with 3950x in a compact case. Like same performance in 2x smaller form factor... sacrificing some usb ports and sata (not everybody need more than 8 USBs obviously). Not sure if makes sencse, but I would rather had like 8 usbs and all my internal storage on NVMe gen4 with no sata HDDs + 10G built-in for the NAS comutication but much compact and mobile (just in case).
Great idea! I'll write that down! 😉
That all sounds GOOD to me pal 👌
For the case I have a very good and cheap one. Silentium SG1 TG. That is an amazing case with good airflow and dustfilters all around the case.
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Just built this for my daughter in which I got a 1660 ti for $279.99. Thank you for the video.
I've been waiting for this video for 2 eternities
Hahaha, it's finally here! 😊
Aye me tae 😉
Best video so far about building pc for content creators
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This video is very informative and detailed. I have to appreciate you and thank you very much for such a detailed explanation. Just keep doing this stuff bcoz you are really good at it
😊 Thank you my friend!
i think this is balance build, great pc and also i love how you explain things
Thanks dude! 😊
if you're looking at this anywhere past september 2020. get the rtx 3070
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Thanks for the video brother! Thinking about building a video editing/gaming PC for myself. Great info!
You are most welcome, Igor! 😊
great thanks u put everything in the description!
Waiting for this video for 3 days, finally, it's here
wohooo 😊
Tech Notice is it good time to build a pc? With ryzen 4000 coming up, new gen gpus , release of 550 mother boards, when is a good time to buy after this season (other than black friday)
Most comprehensive explanations 👍🏼
Glad you liked it
One of the best in depth videos that I have seen on how to get the best bang for buck PC.
Great detail. Thank you! Needed this.
This was really helpful thanks. I didn’t think about the WiFi and Bluetooth card. I need to add that to my list!
12:40 "Over here this MF". I literally thought that! Sorry lol, love your full guide.
Some good advice, but also some that is a bit off.
I wouldn't recommend the GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER for people who need an 8GB GPU. Most of the "super" cards are poor value. In this case, you can buy a RTX 2070 for the same price, and it has more cores (tested 13% performance improvement).
You advised four RAM slots. No, it's better to use only dual slots for stability and performance.
Do not pinch pennies when it comes to SSD size. My boot/app drive would be full if it was only 256GB... and you will also want room for the video editing cache. Your diagram was good advice (3 internal drives, each for a different purpose) but since you are not specifying a separate cache drive in this build, you will need room for this somewhere! (Personally I would get two 1 TB SSD drives and then not worry about throughput or space. Costs more though.)
The best motherboard at this time is the MSI X570 Tomahawk (read the reviews) and who the heck cares about the colour?! This already has WiFi, Bluetooth, etc. so no need for extras.
I would get a case with mesh front for far better air throughput. Fans can run slower, parts last longer, less noise.
As far as case brands: Fractal Design.
Hey Robin,
thanks for your input. Now my idea here was to keep the cost as low as possible for people who want to enter in to this video editing space. Now your recommendations are definitely good, but add a lot of cost to the build. If ones budget allows, they should definitely think about your suggestions.
Now few things I'm not sure/like to know more about: "No, it's better to use only dual slots for stability and performance. " I'd like to know more about this and where did you find that information.
Also I'd like to know where I could find some info about this: "I wouldn't recommend the GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER for people who need an 8GB GPU. Most of the "super" cards are poor value. In this case, you can buy a RTX 2070 for the same price, and it has more cores (tested 13% performance improvement)."
Let me know :)
@@theTechNotice Thanks for engaging. I went back to find the tests I had read but instead found two others, neither of which support my statement about the percentage increase.
Tech Power Up shows the 2060 SUPER 12% faster than the 2060, while the 2070 is 16% faster.
www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/geforce-rtx-2060.c3310
The second test is specific to Resolve and so more meaningful. It also shows a distinct improvement going from the 2060 to 2060 SUPER, with a smaller increment at the 2070.
www.pugetsystems.com/labs/articles/DaVinci-Resolve-GPU-Roundup-NVIDIA-SUPER-vs-AMD-RX-5700-XT-1563/
At the moment I can get a 2070 for the same price as the 2060 SUPER, so though I was wrong about the performance gain, I would still buy into the small improvement. It's important to realise that all these increments are very small, and really only matter if every moment is precious. More important is the fact that both the 2060 SUPER and 2080 have 8GB VRAM that enables work in 4K timelines. If that is not an goal, then the much cheaper GTX 1650 SUPER will be good enough for many.
@@theTechNotice On the RAM issue, I have read in many places that two sticks of RAM are preferable to four, even if the latter case can theoretically be 1% faster. I have read threads where crashes were solved by reducing from 4 to 2 RAM modules. This seems to particularly be the case with Ryzen. Here are a couple:
www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/x570-and-ram-configurations.257821/
forum.level1techs.com/t/difference-between-2-and-4-ram-sticks/129650/7
Hey Robin Thanks for that, yeah I can see that the 2060s and 2070 are the same(ish) price but the 2070 is slightly faster. So good point. Although at this point in time the 2070 is not in production anymore where's 2060s still is. Not sure how that'll effect the price! :)
Hey Robin,
thanks for the info about RAM. I'm still not sure about it since the 2nd to 3rd gen Ryzen was a massive jump in stability and performance. And the examples on the articles seem to be quite old. What doesn't make sense to me is why the MOBO manufacturers give you 4 slots then if 4 slots is not stable and not upgrading to from 2 slots?
Surely if that's a well known issue there's should be more info about that all over the place?
Anyway, what you think?
I have been asking all of the pc guys for this video and boom you came out with it!!!! I need a new editing rig 🙌
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later this month, mac killer on a budget. where you use the AMD 3900xt that is about to be released. in juli, best bang for buck entry video editing machine re using same parts using the 3900xt proc.
Hahaha, could be true lol! 😂🙈
It's just crazy what amd currently offers.
u dont neet a 3900xt , buy a 3900x and a lil bit oc ;)
Brace yourself bro.
Your subs number is going to jump real soon.
& yeah,it is actually the real BANG for buck PC... :)
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Legit first time of watching and immediately subscribing
This is the best bang for buck... and in my opinion, i wouldnt even call this "ENTRY LEVEL" lmao. Very nice video mate keep up the quality work 🙌👌❤
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Have a drinking game each time he says "bang for buck" 🍺🍺🍺🍺🍺
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*Underrated RUclipsr*
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Subbed, seen a few of yer vids now. This was absolutely brilliant and lots of good info for editors. More of the same. Best video I've seen on the topic. Cheers pal. 👆👍😉
Thank you very much!
I've been sitting on building a system but the prices here in India are almost 2X of what you'd pay around the world. Never even considered a B450 and that was what was holding me back.
Built my first ever system a couple of days. Thanks to what I'm not putting into an X570, I was able to push it up to a 3700x and this system runs like butter. Thanks for the great advice. I would still be waiting to build a system if it wasn't for this video!
Please help me to choose price to performance, in india i found this price (i)Ryzen 3600 is inr16200(usd-216.52) (ii) Ryzen 3600x is inr19400(usd-259.29) (iii) Ryzen 2700x is inr19500(usd-260.62) and (iv) Ryzen 3700x is inr 28200(usd-376.90). So for production and editing purpose which one is best for price to performance and best for me also. Please help me please please as soon as possible so that i can grab one quick because i need to grab the offer. pleaseeeeees
I went with the 2700X... for the extra cores and threads.. but I don't know if it is really that much better than the 3600X... currently searching for a good GPU to match it.
nice presentation and very good explanation
Thank you! 😉
In India we get this processor for 220 pounds everything is at higher price because India is a big market y amd y amd 😒 is this business 😂
I watched your Mac-killer videos and was 99% sure I was going with that aesthetic, then you made this video and the dark side look made me go 🥴
I've not seen anybody else recommend a mechanical HD in these types of videos, is it just because they're so cheap and suit this build? I thought they were obsolete judging by most 2020 builds.
For storage the mechanical HD-s are still the best (cheapest) way of storing files. But not good for editing from them 😊
Best tutorial i've ever watched!!!
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I appreciate the text corrections! :-) I do wish you gave a 2 pronged approach to this video...In the sense that Phot has a lot of overlap, and maybe its not your experience...but maybe branch out each component for photo and video.
Oh yeah, If you look at some of my latest videos I'm talking more into photo/video and separating them two :)
This is just absolutely brilliant content, to the point, detailed and excellent!
Thank you my friend!
8:15 GPU prices were so low and most affordable those days. Im from future GPU is on fire 200% up prices.
is there an already-built model you recommend for editing and After Effects? I don't like to build (too lazy)...
Yeah, I'd agree with Raphel, you can ask shops to build it for you :)
I picked up a pre built from best buy for $700 that has essentially the same build as this, but with the ryzen 3600 / rx580 combo instead. Runs all games high/ultra just fine, 75+ fps, while also being able to handle editing really well also. The case is even the exact same as this phanteks case, just rebranded with the cyberpower tag instead of phanteks, but you know its the same exact case since it also comes with the phanteks logo zip ties and accessories. Really good value imo, and you may even be able to snag one up for about $600 if you get it during the black friday sales coming up soon. Either way, id say its a decent buy if the price is right, and you also get the standard free warranty from cyberpower and bestbuy should anything happen within a year iirc.
Finally good explanations on WHY to choose parts for video editing. So much emphasis on gaming even in the stores online, little to no sections for video editing and while similar machines there are differences. Also shows me where I can save (I.e video card) and then put that money elsewhere. Well done appreciate it.
You're most welcome!
Thank you so much bud
No problem :)
SSD prices have improved so much a 500GB or 1TB SSD should be a no brainer. With 1TB boot you won't have to think about an upgrade for the life of the computer.
Love your videos. I got the MSI Prestige ,X570 with all the stuff you recommended. I just changed the case to a BeQuiet801. I should have it done tomorrow. Thanks for all the great info.
I need to add multiple drives for photography and want to Raid them for redundancy. Can you do a video on Raid I side my case as oppose to external.
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@@theTechNotice Thanks that would be great. I meant inside the case I am sure you understood
Just ordered the parts for my build this week, ryzen 9 3900x, gtx 1080ti
What's the price of 1080ti?
Cuz i just made a pc using 2070super
@@ajayrathore8704 stick with your 2070 super, got one a couple weeks ago and its amazing
Why a 1080ti? A 2060 super would have done a better job it 9/10 applications and with less power
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Would love to see a video with 3d rendering and after effects in mind. I know that RTX is starting to get implemented in blender and other 3d renderers, but I am not sure what other specs are important for that kind of work. Right now I render off a gaming laptop and it chugs along.
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Looking forward to this
21:38 little did he know, two years later and he still has the same graphics card
Hi guys,
Need a suggestion, can I use this pc for gaming as well? Plan on playing and streaming COD and GTA5
Worth A Glimpse I watched a million pc build videos but really loved this build... hence, asked if I could use this for what I intend on doing. Thanks for the kind comment
Your videos are awesome. Super helpful. Complete noob here. Is there a good suggestion for a MB that has wifi included? i'm trying to build this pc and would prefer wifi included if it makes sense. Still looking at the best bang for the buck approach like you've taken here.
Love the content, keep up. I'm thinking to make a best bang for buck Music Production PC.
Same here, thanks for putting this here.hope he will watch this one count 2 comments at the same topic. Cheers, 😊🤘
Me too. I pretty much have everything but a power supply. There's literally a shortage of power supply's. I even have cables from cable mod just no power supply.
Thanks guys, your request has been notes 😉
For my project storage, I bought external Seagate HDDs and shucked them... removed the case and the adapters so I can hook it up to my PC. It's cheaper than buying the internal counterparts directly.
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Hi, I just built my first ever tower PC using these three videos and everything went very smoothly but you didn't cover the first boot to the windows drive to install windows which I got from another RUclips video.
You also didn't cover the installation of a 4TB HDD into the front drawers. Could you advise? - do you need an extra cable to connect the hdd to the motherboard sata plugs if so which cables to keep the system looking nice and tidy.
I'm sure I'll figure it out but it would be great if you could find the time to reply.
Thanks once again for producing these great videos.. Gary
Agree to the most part, however selecting motherboard based on color theme 😢
I don't think there is much difference in the mobo specs around that pricepoint. Maybe now you could go with b550 but we're not gonna gain or lose much in the b450 mobo range at that price point :)
People are missing ups and monitor part and BIOS setting after assembling desktop
Absolutely amazing! thank you so much for making this video, it helps me a lot! One thing to make sure, is this setup working great with sony's 4k codec? As you mentioned the Sony 4k codec is clunky when edited in premiere pro even when compared to the 6k footage from bmpcc. So will I get the same performance with it?
Definitely 'not' the same smooth performance compared the the 6k braw codec. But I was editing sony 4k multicam and it worked fine, wasn't as smooth ons crubbing but fine. 😊
This is interesting. So which part do you think that needs to be upgraded in order to get that smooth experience in scrubbing sony's 4k footage?
Tbh, I'm getting pretty much the same performance on my 3950x and rtx 2060super w 64gb ram. So I think it's in the codec not the hardware ;)
@@theTechNotice I see.. That's is new to me. Anyway, thank you so much! You did a great job and definitely gonna watch the 3rd part 😃
My rig PC r8 now :
- R3 2200G (OC)
- RX570 4GB Powercolor Red dragon
- 2x4GB 2400Mhz T-force Vulcan (OC 2933Mhz)
- B450m gigabyte S2h
I can use editing footage at 1080p but some trouble with motion graphics, slow and staggering preview, so i need rendering 1st before preview.
Maybe, i need some upgrade my rig from 8GB of ram to 16GB, R3 2200G to R5 36000, and RX570 4GB to 1660ti.
With regards to the “super comment”. I got a gtx 1650super and it has 1280 cuda cores. So the cuda cores do increase with the super version, with the 1650 at least.
Why don't more case manufacturers offer front USB or Thunderbolt ports? Seems like a no brainer to me. No more front bays for a bluray player to rip video? Are aesthetics that important these days?
Interesting point, haven't thought of that!
Good picks... I just spec'd out something very similar... I'd suggest maybe 1660 Super's might be the best value at that general price range? They have GDDR6 memory like a Ti, and run at a higher frequency, but with fewer cuda cores... And come fairly close to Ti performance, weirdly... But might be significantly cheaper (was for me - about a $100 price difference between a). The other major change I went with was 2x 32Gb, 2666mhz... To get to 64Gb, and be theoretically possible to go to 128Gb... Which is officially supported by the Tomahawk Max B450. I'm still waiting for a few parts to arrive before I can actually build it, though :D
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Does it matter what size case?
Also, love your channel 😊
Like what size case?
16:30 Please define these more?
1. OS+Program (this is the only drive in my computer)
2. Project Drive (what is this?)
3. Archive Storage (I am guessing and external hard drive)
4. Cache Drive (what is this?)
I need help. Here is my pc parts :
B450 Aorus Elite
Ryzen 5 3600
Xpg ssd m.2 512
2 x8 tforce dark z 3200 (16gb)
Rtx 2060
Seasonic m12ii 650w bronze.
When I am downloading the app like UE4 and Blender plus one game, the coretemp shows 95C and staying at 95c. Why?
Probably not efficient cooling. Is it OC-d?
What are the temperatures during Cinebench R20 or other cpu heavy tasks?
Tech Notice I have yet overclocked it. Sorry but I dont even know how to. The temp is between 76-95c I think I need a better cooling system. Cpu cooler and fans. And its really hot here now in our country.
hello sir I am from India please suggest me parts for workstation under rupees 55000
how does this build suit you? 🤔
Hi, great videos. Do you have an intel performance equivalent recommendation please?
Love from Tamil Nadu (India 🇮🇳)best video editing pc build guide I have ever seen 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks!
I subscribed because of the full explanation and comparision i needed thank you.
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Really good contents and very helpful too😊😁 really deserve millions of subscribers!!
👍Thanks for your kind words! 😊
I do agree.👍
@@theTechNotice Thanks for your in depth explaination. No need check any other vids.
I recommend the 2700X over the 3600x Its a gen behind but 8 cores 16 thread much better for editing and you can over clock it nicely.
I actually have to disagree with you. I think the 3600x is a better buy since:
1. The mutlicore score of the 3600x and 2700x is almost the same and single core is much better on the 3600x which makes the everyday pc use much snappier where programs can't utilise multi thredding.
2. The 3600x is built on a 7nm structure vs 12nm on 2700x meaning much more efficient.
3. Kinda confirming the 2nd point but the 3rd gen Ryzen Cpu-s did a massive jump from 2nd gen. :)
Hope this helps! 😊
@@theTechNotice isn't the base clock 3.7 vs 3.8. not much faster single core imo.
@@theTechNotice and it's only 10% more efficient according to userbenchmark 95 Watts vs 105w. All that being considered the extra threads and the extra cores seem like a better choice
I followed the build and used the same parts... why does davinci resolve keep shutting down while rendering? even at 1080p....
Nope, it shouldn't...
@@theTechNotice thanks for your reply... what do you recommend?
watching this video on my
ryzen 5 3600
gtx 1650 4gb
16gb ddr4 3200mhz
500gb ssd
also,
msi b450
haha nice!
@@theTechNotice hello,
I have some problems please read it and provide me solution, I would really appreciate it.
So I have a premiere pro project that I worked on, it has motion graphics templates and some glitch plugins installed.
Whenever I try to open this project, premier shows that it is loading media in the bottom right corner of the screen, which is fine and normal.
But premier just never loads it! It gets stuck and I see that blue bar thing on right bottom corner.
I opened the same project on my crappy laptop which doesn't have a graphics card, and it opened it just fine and didn't get stuck while importing the files.
I'm have tried using pr 2019and 2020, same results
Installed latest drivers, no help
Installed Windows again, again no help
So is the problem with my graphics card? What can I do to fix all this mayhem please help,.
Thanks
Did he seriously do his motherboard prep on that plastic cover? 🤯 The motherboard box is all you need.
I know I know 🙈
This is good stuff! I'll have to come back and watch the rest later. At the moment I'm busy with a lovely woman in chatland 😋
Does anyone know how to hire a person to build a pc for in uk ( cambridge )?
I'm not in Cambridge, but would love to do it for you. Send me an email (description) if you wanna talk this further! 😊
Great video. Thank you. Would this build be a good option for photo editing? Topaz AI sharpen and Denoise AI seem to be the most resource hungry applications I’m using at the moment on my Acer xc885. I was trying to decide between updating to SSD, RAM upgrade and a GPU or looking at a new build. Thanks again. 👍
I'm not familiar with these programs, but I believe this pc is miles more powerful than Intel i5 9th gen :) if that's the specs you're running.
I wish you added the total cost of the build. It's easier to budget with a price in mind. Edit: Okay I didn't see the 1st video. I am going to give this build a try.
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What alterations would you advise for running DaVinci Resolve 16, if any? I have the same graphics card mentioned but need to upgrade pc/get a new one. Would this VGA 650W SuperNOVA G3 Gold Power Supply/PSU fit into the case? Cant find the dimensions of the psu you use.
This dude a discount Rob Dyrdek
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You should look into the rtx 2060 KO. Sure it performs in gaming like a normal 2060 but in workload specific processes like a 2070 because of the different chipset it has compared to the normal 2060. For a content creator on a budget a serious recommendation. It also doesnt cost that much more than a 2060. In some instances you can get it even cheaper
Hmmm have to look into that, great idea!
Can anyone confirm from a recent purchase that the 2060 KO still has the TU104 die, or was that just early on? There is a Tom’s Hardware article that covers this, I believe, as in there is no guarantee that all 2060 KOs have the TU104 die. I think the newer 2060 KOs may use TU106 which is smaller has less CUDA cores (the original specification). I think early on, people just got lucky with the TU104 due to supply when the card was first released.
So I noticed in the desc you mentioned if someone wanted to upgrade to 32GB they can just buy another 16GB kit and use 4 x 8GB to get 32GB of RAM - while yes they can do this, this is also rather inefficient as all the CPUs listed function better from Dual-Channel RAM, not Quad-Channel. Though it makes a very minimal difference with Ryzen, it's still worth noting.
So it's better to use 2 16gb sticks? (Newbie)
@@TheQuinn1980 Yep, though with Ryzen the difference isn't that huge.
Cheers buddy
I have been checking everyday for your uploads. Love them man. your channel has so much promise. Keep producing this shit more and more.
I appreciate you taking the time to write an encouraging comment! :)
B450 Tomahawk
Ryzen 5 2600
Corsair LPX 3000mhz 2X8GB 16GB
CM Bronze Fully Modular PSU 650W
ADATA XPG SX8200 Pro 512GB M.2 SSD
DEEPCOOL RF120M 5IN1
Radeon RX Vega 56 8GB
DEEPCOOL MATREXX 55 ADD-RGB
For 700 eur. New build.
Thank you for this very helpful video! Just ordered all the parts. Only chose a different SSD (it's red), and a different PSU :). For the 1660 I chose the Gigabyte version.
Great to hear!
Great video! The charts are super helpful
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Thanks
No problem!
In today's market, Your graphics card costs as much as your entire system did back then :)
I'm looking for a budget friendly build to run 3d apps such as Maya, will this be good for that, or would you recommend something other than this?
Thanks for the video, I enjoyed it, and learned loads.
I am a beginner what would you guys recommend Ryzen 3500 vs Ryzen 3300x vs Ryzen 2600 for Video editing
I don't know man... i should focus on the pc stuff you presented, but i can't stop pay attention to fire-like-lamp behind you
My Rig with Ryzen 5 2600x,and Gainward 1070 ti works perfect...it can be a bit faster,but is working nice
Hands down my favorite build! Thank you :)
Glad you like it!
Grx 970 have 1664 cuda cores, it means it's better than 1650?one more things, gpu prices are more than msrp:)
Love the face he makes when he says "little cores inside" haha
Hi! i have a 500w 80plus white PSU, would it be okay to upgarde to an rtx 2060?
love from india.... Nice explanation I really like u..
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@@theTechNotice tq very much bro 🤗🤗
Very nice, it helped in my decision.
Hi bro i am from India my entire budget is 350dollers I am getting used workstation with Xeon dual core with ddr4 ram can i go for it or it's better build step by step like u said I use ae for edition and element 3d