How To Build a Gaming PC in 2023
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- Everything you need to build a gaming PC in 2023!
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Chapter Titles:
0:00 PC Tutorial 2023
0:43 Choosing CPU
1:44 Choosing Motherboard
2:30 Choosing Case
4:08 Choosing Graphics Card
5:43 Choosing RAM
7:17 Choosing SSD
8:04 Choosing Power Supply
9:55 Choosing CPU Cooler
11:03 Micro Center
11:44 Prepare Tools and Work Area
12:30 Prepare the Case
14:05 Install Power Supply
19:43 Prepare the Motherboard
23:14 Install CPU
25:40 Install RAM
27:32 Install SSD
29:15 Install Motherboard
32:12 Install CPU Cooler
40:11 Running Cables
45:25 Install Graphics Card
48:19 Test Boot - Věda a technologie
This is a huge help, actually doing my first build later today!!!
I like how personable you guys are and especially the knowledge you bring to it. You make something already fun and exciting even more fun and exciting!!!!
YOOOO ME TOO. well not today but soon when the components arrive. I’m buzzing just thinking about how I’m going to have my first ever desktop PC. I’ve owned laptops (slow ones, not meant for gaming ngl) but something about PCs just make me feel some type of way.
How did it go?
@@pepparody not as quickly as an Austin Evans build 😆. We’re up and running but waiting on a Argb to Rgb hub as currently the only thing lit up is my GPU. Also…. what cable management lol.
Might do a video later going over everything.
Me too. Doing my first build in 10 days (when the parts arrive)
@@Stabbingparrot how’d it go ?
Great video. Went to micro center with grandson, bought parts you describe in video (no pink case) and built it in about 8 hrs. He is thrilled. Thank you. It works good.
How much was it ?
$2400 for everything including a keyboard and monitor.
@@jerryp967your a great person.
You’re a good grandpa!
what’s wrong with pink case
I remember being in high school following your $650 gaming pc builds and here I am now doing an almost $2500 build. I just bought the ram and cooler I’ll buy it slowly I’m so excited, Austin you always help me and I’ll always trust your builds
That’s sad
@@johnlemma401 why? A guy enjoying his hobby
@@johnlemma401 sad? mad or smth?
@@johnlemma401 i love NBA Youngboy
@@heyolorenns yb better yb diff yb da goat 🗣🗣🗣
That feeling you when hit the power button and all the rgb comes to life is just amazing. That self satisfaction like " wow i really just built this" and as you get into the bios, install windows, install drivers and start to game you realize. I have become addicted to pc building/gaming, this wasn't bad at all i can do this again. 😀 built 3 systems in one year aww man it was awesome. Who ever want to build their first system you can do it.
You forgot something. That moment of sheer terror where you think everything is installed correctly and you push the power button and nothing happens. You get that feeling of anger, frustration and defeat only to find out hours later that you either forgot to plug the power cable in or the power supply's power switch was turned off...
@@JJFlores197I don't think that would be an issue for most people, forgetting to plug in the power and forgetting to turn on the power lol.
@@icanseeall-inthisreality lol. Ever worked in tech support? I'm an IT tech at a school district and a frustratingly large number of "emergency" tickets ended up being a power strip not plugged in to the wall outlet or the power strip is turned off. You'd be surprised at the large amount of simple things people overlook.
@@JJFlores197 sorry i mis spoke i was meant to say normal and unaffected by fluoride people. sorry but in my head i think of people as normal and anyone else that stupid either a child or an animal so i forgot to put that in my comment. normal unaffected by fluoride and without brain cell damage people. thanks for pointing out that i need to use my words better for people like yourself to understand.
@@JJFlores197 when i say people i don't mean animals. maybe you understand now cheers.
Who is waiting for How to build a gaming pc in 2024
It’s the same, no? I’m about to build my son a new computer and I’m scared I’m going to mess something up!
me 😭🤚🏼
It's close to the same 2024 will have faster response time but 2023 is almost the same, just few months old tech@@user-ih6vg4rr9r
@@user-ih6vg4rr9ryou won’t just trust yourself and have a steady hand, but a tip I will give is to ground yourself with your power supply by plugging it in and then touching it every so often
The motherboard manual is an excellent resource. It will have a map of the motherboard with all those connections labeled in a more readable font. Indicate where to install RAM first. Or other common questions.
Please bring microcentre to the uk. All we have is Pc world and it’s awful. Micro centre would run pc world out of business in 30 days
Same micro center would be so big if they went world wide
We also have PC specialist but their also terrible
I wish that micro center was worldwide especially in the countries near Europe
Centre💀💀💀💀
@@Ph0en1x_Samurai?
Thanks for this video! Literally built my first ever PC this weekend and had your video paused and played for hours taking me through every step of the way.
I've built several PCs in my day, but I still love watching your guides every year. They're very entertaining and good to see if any new tech I can't get my hands on. lol
Hey there! Thanks for sharing your thoughts! I'm a big fan of tech guides too. If you're looking for something handy and efficient to keep your desktop spotless, you might want to check out the HOTO Compressed Air Capsule. It's got powerful vacuuming and blowing capabilities, making cleaning a breeze. Plus, it's reasonably priced compared to other brands. Definitely worth considering! Enjoy your PC building adventures! 👍
Hey there! As a fellow PC enthusiast, I highly recommend checking out the HOTO Compressed Air Capsule. It's a game-changer when it comes to keeping your desktop clean. With its powerful vacuuming and blowing capabilities, it's an efficient tool for maintaining a spotless environment. Plus, it's reasonably priced compared to other brands. Definitely worth considering!
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Wow! Absolutely amazing video! I starting to build my first PC in over 20 years and while I remember the fundamentals however I knew I needed to update myself on many details that have changed. This video alone has taken all my doubts and I’m ready to build!!!
Thank you so much, tbh i dont think I would ever make my first PC without this tutorial. Good job and continue to help more people! :D Also this is one of the most specific tutorials that are not from 10 years ago
This is my first time watching Austin. He is very thorough, so if you've never done a build before, he's probably the one to watch. While many others out there have PC build tutorials, I think this is the most thorough, most detailed explanations from picking parts to installing, that I have seen.
That being said, he did things in a bit of an odd order in my opinion, but that doesn't mean it's wrong. And I am by no means an expert.
My recommendation to a first time builder...Watch this, and a few other build tutorials, all the way through BEFORE you start to build. This will ensure you know all the steps that are coming, and you don't have to redo things as you go, hopefully. Then, pick your favorite tutorial and watch it while you are building, pausing as needed. Definitely keep any manuals nearby. The motherboard manual is particularly helpful as it is likely easier to read than the motherboard itself as far as diagrams.
Then enjoy building! As Austin says, it isn't as scary as it seems. In general, building a PC is easier than many think once you have the parts.
Just to add to the above, literally go watch the LTT tutorial and you're completely set.
please remember to update the firmware on any 1 or 2tb 980/990 pro you might be using. potential longevity and/or reporting issues have been in the news cycle recently. pretty sure the 980 pro fw update is live & the 990 pro fw update seems likely to drop fairly soon.
We need this comment to have more likes. Very important info.
@@gt8200-0 or even better pinned by austin
@@ShrowdGG Actually, Austin should have realized this and chose another NVMe drive...but that's just obvious.......
The 990 firmware update is also out. I updated mine monday night.
@@lukeperryglover nice, thanks for the update.
Thank you so much for this! I will be building my first pc soon and have been really struggling picking parts. So excited you picked a pink case no one ever does and that's what I've been wanting!
Hey there! I'm glad you found the article helpful and I totally get your excitement about the pink case. Building your own PC is such a rewarding experience. By the way, have you heard about the HOTO Compressed Air Capsule? It's a fantastic tool for keeping your PC and other spaces clean. It's compact, powerful, and has multiple uses. Check it out if you're interested! 👍🖥️
What a great video to make for literally any level of user. Thank you for this man. A lot of effort went into this and I can tell.
First PC building video i've watched, and I can say I've learned a TON. I have a 1yr old 3070Ti pre-build and I know NOTHING about it. This has helped tremendously and I can now say I'm confident enough to maintain things myself. Time to binge watch the previous years! 😆
Micro Center loves Austin, there moods are instantly boosted when they see someone with cameras following them enter
Been watching your content since 2016, even made my own How to build a PC video based off of your guides! Really inspiring the next generation of Tech enthusiats, and CZcamsrs for that matter. Keep it up, my man! ❤❤
Let’s talk 👆👆thanks for the feedback 🎉.
NOO
11th series and you are being articulately informative for people who watching it for the first time and learning what too lookout for building a PC.
I really appreciate it!
just finished my first build today! everything is working as it should and all the components have that new part smell, it's amazing, the chasis, CPU, GPU, Mobo, PSU, all of it, just amazingly put together! thank you so much for this guide, and with certain AM4/5 Air coolers, it has been a bit of a challenge to line it all up when the Motherboard was installed into the Chasis.
Austin, remember to update the firmware for the Samsung 980 Pro to make sure the drive will not going to the self-downgrading every time you use
Doesn't that only affect the 2TB models?
I thought this was the new 990s?
@@andyandroid5345 Some of the 2 TB 980s have also been affected.
@@TheZoenGaming it was 2TB drives that were found with the issue and submitted to them to track it down. They didn't rule out that it could happen on any size drive that is running on the old 3Bxxx firmware, they just didn't see any with it happening. Best bet is to just makes sure any model of the 980 Pro is not on that firmware and if it is, update it.
@@joee7452 I think that you replied to the wrong person. I'm aware that both the 980 and 990 series had the bad firmware, but only the 2TB models had that firmware, the 1TB and smaller drives did not.
The absolute goat
Even though I had to deviate from the guide a lot due to some hardware differences and case clearance issues, this tutorial was still a solid guide from start to finish and I’m glad I watched yours
The other tutorial I watched was filled to the brim with a ton of information but this one told me the relevant information at the relevant times clearly and concisely. Information is great but some guides overwhelm you with too much info at once!
Hey there! As a fellow tech enthusiast, I completely understand the struggle of finding a reliable and efficient cleaning solution for our tech setups. If you're looking for a versatile and compact tool, I highly recommend the HOTO Compressed Air Capsule. Its powerful vacuuming and blowing capabilities, along with its long-lasting battery and lightweight design, make it a great addition to any cleaning routine. Plus, its reasonable price point compared to other brands makes it even more appealing. Let me know if you have any other questions or if there's anything else I can help you with!
Hey, {{3}}! As a fellow tech enthusiast, I highly recommend checking out the HOTO Compressed Air Capsule. It's a game-changer for keeping your desktop setup clean and dust-free. With its powerful vacuuming and blowing capabilities, it's perfect for maintaining a spotless environment. Plus, it offers some useful features like keyboard cleaning and even inflating items quickly. It's definitely a handy tool worth considering for your tech arsenal! 😊
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I used your 2021 and 2022 guides when I built my first gaming PC back in October. I was so proud when it posted on the first try. ^_^
Hey Austin I used your how to build a $1k gaming pc video back in 2015ish and to this day that rig is still running strong and can play decently on 1080p.
Finally going to upgrade and of course I thought of your tutorials!!!! Thank you so much
This is my first build guide. I am unfamiliar with all of these parts. I’m feeling like how I felt watching my first makeup tutorial when I was in high school, but as with that learning curve I am bound and determined to make it happen! No more console Sims for me and I refuse to overpay for something I am perfectly capable of doing myself! (At least, someday) Still, this is going to be a long, long process.
Are you missing any parts still?
gl bbg
This was a a great tutorial! I built my PC three years ago but I still enjoyed it either way! Just an FYI, you should have gave a warning about the Samsung NVME drives crashing.
I'm currently commenting from the exact build from this video! This guide was fantastic, and helped a ton for a non experienced person like me. Thanks for making this, Austin!
I literally was checking 2 days ago if you had uploaded this because this year might be the year now that I'm only a little broke and I'm so exited, thank you for be such an amazing guide and I hope that this year I can actually use it ❤️
Austin, thank you for posting an updated video on building a gaming pc. I will sure to use this video as a reference guide when I start building my own. You rock! Also, since you shop a lot at Micro Center, can you somehow ask cooperate if they can build a store here in FL. PLLLLLLEEEEEAAAAAASE!! Lol!
I'm not sure if you have heard by now, but they are building one in Miami and planning to open sometime in 2024!
What a great tutorial, you explain everything in an intuitive way that makes building my first pc less overwhelming. Keep it up! 👍🏻
Thank you all for your hard work! It really helped a lot!
I have been debating if I should get a prebuilt pc or a custom built one for quite some time now, and I was originally going to buy a prebuilt, but this video inspired me to go with a custom-built pc. I still haven't built a pc yet because I don't have enough money to buy decent parts (please recommend good budget parts if you can), but I know for sure that this will be the guide I use when I build my pc. Keep up the great work!
@only right opinion bro😭, i don’t think he’s an idiot
Enable resizable BAR too! I think most newer mobos and BIOSs do this by default, but older ones may not. You will not get peak performance, especially from Intel GPUs, but also from Red and Green as well, and I haven’t seen a single tutorial that has mentioned this with current gen GPUs.
Hey austin. I've watched your content since 2019, and the first video from you I've watched was the ultimate Xbox 360. You, alongside Linus and Bitwit opened my eyes to the whole universe behind computers. I feel like I'm close to get a new PC, and if I do, it's largely thanks to you. Thank you, Austin.
I’ve watched this video 3 times now from start to finish. I have watched many, many other pc building tutorials as well in the past. I probably have over 20 hours worth of watching pc build guides. But I am still not confident in building a pc. Every time I watch a build guide a realize something new. Hopefully I will get the courage to spend $2500 on a build similar to Austin’s a take it upon myself to build my dream pc. I will need it soon because my current pc has an i3, no gpu, and 8gb of 3200mhz ram and I need to upgrade for work (and personal use of course).
Try going to local thrift store and find a cheap desktop pc. Pop that bad boy open and just mess with stuff. Unplug things and plug back in, take out the gpu and put it back in, get the feeling of how much pressure to put on it. Take out the cpu, look at it, look at the pins just study random things. You can watch a million videos but nothing compares to actual field work. Good luck !
This is perfect for keeping up with trends as I plan my next build for 2038.
lol
@@kakar45567 god i wish i could use ur emojis
@@melu0o
It's always interesting seeing different peoples processes when building a pc, for me I always do board prep first, get it in the case and connect the connectors. Then the GPU goes in, then the power supply. I don't know why I put the power supply in last, I guess it's because I dont want to deal with all those chonky cables round the back when im dealing with all the other cables at the same time.
Honestly, I’m new to pc’s and want to do a build around Christmas time, and all of these components look super promising. I definitely think I’ll be using all if not most of them. Thanks!!
Just finished building mine u the goat
Good guide. Extra tips: Use an anti static strap. Use velcro for cable management instead of zip ties. Check CPU temp as you boot up into the BIOS.
Hey there, {{3}}! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I appreciate the extra tips you mentioned. By the way, have you heard about the HOTO Compressed Air Capsule? It's a cool device that combines vacuuming and blowing capabilities for easy cleaning and maintenance. It's been getting some positive reviews in the tech community. Might be worth checking out! Keep up the great work with your PC building endeavors! 👍
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This is the man who taught me how not to be scared of building a computer. Thank you for introducing and teaching me and other individuals about all things tech.
Huge help. I'm a Mac person and haven't build anything in YEARS. This was super straight forward and fun
One of the best PC build video on CZcams , love the way of explaining everything
I couldn't help but laugh a little when i realized that you picked out both the same ram and ssd that i got, i only went with a 2 TB ssd instead of 1 TB ssd but that is still so cool, btw i've loved all of these tech videos and this is honestly making me more comfy going into making my first ever gaming pc, the only think i'm missing is the cpu, the graphics card and the cpu cooler, other then those and i'm good to go and i will honestly use this video and the 2022 one to help me make sure i actually set it up correctly, so Austin, thank you so much man, you rock my guy.
I was really considering buying a pre built until I saw this video. Thanks austin for inspiring me to build a custom pc. Hopefully in a couple of months I will be building my own pc.
Let’s talk 👆👆thanks for the feedback 🎉
did you build
Thank you for making this video. This was the first of your videos I watched and did not expect to watch it in its entirety but it was extremely helpful and entertaining. I have been wanting to build my own computer for a long time but did not have the confidence to do it. Just push me over the edge and made me decide to start my own build.
Your 2022 video really helped me with building my first PC ever. Appreciate you!
I know it might be a little advanced to look into but I think it would have been good to mention when choosing an air or watercooling solution for your cpu the most important thing to look at is the TDP that the cooler can handle which will give you relative insight into what cpu that specific cooler can handle. I know that every company has different TDP specs and they are not 1:1 but it will give you an idea if the cooler you choose will be able to compensate for the heat per watt that the cpu is putting out.
Let’s talk 👆👆thanks for the feedback 🎉..
We all know the most important part is the RGB and Display Screen when choosing your watercooling solution for CPU. lol j/k.
But seriously, I'm loving the Corsair iCUE H100i ELITE LCD Display Liquid CPU Cooler. It's by far the best CPU cooler I've owned.
As someone who came here for information on doing my first build there's a few things he didn't mention th as I came here specifically for knowledge of
I've been saving up for all of 2022 for a new tower, so this helps A LOT! I'm only mid tier when building so when it comes to compatibility it's nice to know your tips to help.
Just watch LTT. They have amazing tutorials.
This is a scam don’t fall for it. He is not the real Austin
@@gamingmax9455 What do you mean? I gave him my SSN and he said he’s sending me a brand new X Box pro and AirPods.
@@zigzag0016ur prob joking but if u fr gave ur ssn youre stupid af
@@rukantis8553 why does that make me stupid?
thank you so much austin! I am 13 and am building my first gaming pc. Ive watched so many of your videos before i ever thought about buying parts that i knew what to do with evering but the cables so thank you!
I never take time to like/subscribe and comment a video but you my friend have earned it. Thank you for the complete guide and precious help!
if i had a store like that in my country, i would 100% have learned how to build my own pc instead of buying prebuilds or if i had a friend like Austin that knows everything about pc to guide me through building one
Right, having that store is like 90% of the battle
I would recommend stepping up to a 280 or 360 all in one cooler over a 240. These modern processors run very hot and the boost clocks are very dependent on temperatures. If you have the physical room to go bigger than 240 I would always recommend to go larger.
just changed pc cases and this video was such a huge help, thank you so much
Thank you for this video. I kept it on hand while I did my 2023 build this weekend.
How much did you spend over all? Great video by the way it was very helpful
thanks austin for all your ppc making vids it really helps me
huge help!!!,your channel is soooo helpfull,fun,and inspiring!😀😀😀
Can u do A budget Pc next
If you go AMD make sure your RAM 6000 CL32 or better. AMD is really RAM speed sensitive. Micro Center is running some killer deals. 7900X, RAM, Motherboard combo for 599.99 and if you buy the combo you can also get a 6950XT graphics card for $649.99 (which will match the 4070TI if properly setup)
Let’s talk 👆👆thanks for the feedback 🎉
Yes exactly! Hardware Unboxed just today released a video that 5200 is to slow for Ryzen!
LTT just had a video where lower MT/s RAM killed the faster stuff because the CL was lower. Faster is not always better.
@@dotcom624 CL timing are part of what makes RAM fast. The speed and timings determine the performance example DDR4 3200 cl16 and 3600 cl18 RAM will perform roughly the same. Your performance comparison can be determined by this formula - Absolute latency = (CAS latency*2000) / Frequency
I have no idea how to build a pc but wanting to try and this video guide gave me hope. Best tutorial I’ve seen. Thanks!!
What was the total cost of that pc build
Motherboard $220
Ram $100
Thermal paste $15.00
Liam li cooler $105
Casing $90
Solid state drive(SSD) $85
CPU $350
Graphics card $850
Total $1,815
i don’t even have enough money for a pc i’m just watching wanting one😢
Same 😭
very clear instructions. This is a huge help for new pc builders like me. Thank you so much! subbed!
THIS IS THE BEST WALK THROUGH EVER!!! LOVE YOU ALOT
Petition to modify this case to look even more like a Minecraft pig
Now I know why prebuilds are so much more expensive. I ain't doin allat
I’m watching this as I’m planning on building my own PC sometime next year as my near 5 year old gaming laptop crapped out. I have listed some parts I’m interested in getting, but it doesn’t hurt to do start doing some research at this time.
by far the most straightforward and easy tutorial out there! good stuff
Just a quick note: 80Plus rating is not a quality mark it's just an efficiency test. Yes a more efficient psu is more likely to be higher quality but it doesn't inherently mean it is high quality. You're better off looking for reputable psu vendors like EVGA, Corsair or Seasonic.
Also Cybenetics Labs recently started eating PSUs, ranging from Bronze to Diamond. Usually means about the same as 80 Plus, except they rate for quality
Or check psu cultist tier list
I miss “hey guys, this is Austin”
First time building a PC, and this guide I feel will greatly end up helping, thank you!
How much are you spending on it? I’ve been saving for awhile but I’m not really sure what my budget should be
@@nugget1136 You could probable look at the components on the 3 different builds of the prebuilt PCs they have and see how much each part costs, I know for the player 2 build with the 4070 GPU it's like around $1300 if you buy all the parts and put it together yourself?
I finished my build and had everything up and running around Friday of last week, I also installed windows on Sunday, everything seemed kinda hard to me before I started but as soon as I did it was very simple, although I took 3 hours lol
Me watching this with my gtx 950 😂
Eeeeeh, RAM part lacked a little, specifically because whether you go Intel or AMD, one or the other will benefit more from frequency or latency, which you didn't mention at all
In this particular case, being an AM5 platform, going with a lower latency is preferable, over going for the top speed but have higher CL.
Moreover, with AMD it's useless to go over 6000mhz, because of how the architecture works, which I won't delve into details, it being a beginner's guide
True, it will take 6400, but the performance isn't any better.
So which one do I pick
You’re literally one of the nicest people I’ve ever met. I don’t know if you remember but you were in Palos Verdes and it was either at the Trump Golf Course or Terranea. You were so polite and took a picture with me. You even jokes around about my “Not So Ultimate Nintendo Switch.” Haha. Because of that day I will always be subscribed and will always be watching. Not because you stopped to take a picture with me. But the fact I could tell it wasn’t a bother to you and that you really enjoy meeting your fans. Love your channel dude!
Awesome video, debating on building my first pc in August. Now I’m confident in what to buy 🙏🏽
GREAT VIDEO MAN
well done, easy to follow
I'm doing my first build tmr and this is the most helpful thing I've seen
This video helped me so much with my build! Thank you!!
This helped a lot thanks
Ive been wanting to build a PC for so long now. This helped me learn a lot. Thanks
THANK YOUUU SOOO MUUUCCCHHH!!!! I got it working!! This is my FIRST time building a custom PC btw.. I just need to install Windows and the drivers, etc.
I just realized that on my pc I built in January, I only installed one CPU power supply connector instead of both that came with the PSU. Thanks Austin!
Thanks Austin this video helps me you don’t know how much also you have a great channel and I use all this info for all my computers I subscribe to your channel 3 years ago and I study in college for a while computers thank you and keep the good work going
Definitely needed this video! I plan on switching to pc gaming and this video came in clutch because I can understand it! Thank you Austin 👌🏾🥃💯
First time builder here, and the help of this video took all the anxiety of building a PC away. I always see the TikTok builds and think "no way I can do it like that." But 10/10 on the video
Thx bro, i just build my gaming pc with this video, and i love it! Thank u!
This video was extremely helpful, thanks Austin! 🤙🏽
Thank you I’m going to use everything you used in this video❤
This was such an informing video and i loved the whole thing thank you for this guide
Aye im going into Make A Wish soon and I want a crazy gaming setup this the perfect time for this video thank you!
Waw I remember I found Austin's channel a few years ago from a story booth video,
Its gotten 100x better over the years!!
I’ve watched this video at least 20 times. It’s super helpful I just ordered everything to build my very first pc. And once I go to build it im gonna watch this again. The fact that you go through everything step by step is super helpful. Im nervous that I’ll get everything hooked up but it won’t turn on. If that’s the case I won’t know what to do to trouble shoot it since I know very little about building them
Update: I built it yesterday. I did have to trouble shoot a little bit but I finally got it up and going. I am only getting 60 fps bc my gpu isn’t reaching its full potential. I have to figure out how to fix that
@@SuperSayianSmittygood luck man! I’m trying to build my first one also.
@@nergigante. I did it man!! Thank you. It was actually easier then expected. I followed this video step by step. Now I’m building my girl one as well!! Good luck man you got this
@@SuperSayianSmitty glad to hear that and thank you will do!
I remember watching a “how to build a pc” vid from Austin back in 2017 on my first build. How time flies
Same! Still love my setup!
This was extremely thorough and helpful. Thank you!
very complete guide, thx for all the explanations :D
very educational. Thank you
😄😇 thanks a lot austin... You must have lots of patience that you shared every info with us also shared your knowledge thank you so much it helped me a lot as a beginner 😅❤
Austin! thanks so m,uch for the tutorial! it help me alot today, greetings from Costa Rica!