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Which is your favorite build this month? What are you thinking about building in 2024?
off topic, but do i need to repaste my pc if its been sitting for over a year? ek blocked cpu/ gpu? thank you for all your great content
Just got a Windows 11 pro key from this site using your link, do you truly reccommend the website? I'm thinking of buying an office lincese key as well but it seems a bit sketchy, the price is too good to be true.
@@davestopa999 I bought windows and office from those guys and it was legit
Creator Build - 14700K - 4070 Ti Super - 2 TB NVMe - 1000W A Tier - 360 AIO Liquid Freezer 3 - Corsair 5000D size case with dust filters - 2 x 32 6000 CL30 - Motherboard?
I am looking to build my first pc but I don’t know much about them and I had a question: how does that mobo($2k build)transfer audio/video to the monitor if there’s no hdmi port?
This is one of those channels that delivers great content AND you can tell the people running it are just really good, caring, passionate and hard working people.
Thank you so much for the awesome feedback!
The Bitfenix Nova Mesh is my favorite budget build case,I have built four rigs using it and I absolutely love it!!!
Yes! Great case
Is it true that it supports up to 340mm GPUs? I'm looking to fit a XFX Speedster 6800
@micco35 yes it does,but it almost touches the front case fans,very tight fit
Hi Jason. Myself, like 100s of others, have been plagued with degradation with Intel i9 and i7 13th and 14th Gen CPUs. I placed an RMA request yesterday for my 14900K due to issues related to the chips running wild with voltage, overheating and causing BSODs "out of video memory" crashes. Just caution in the wind that this occurs loading BIOS defaults (I'm not an overclocker) and performance will decline over time. It's just now making the PC news and there is a huge Reddit thread about it that I discovered while researching the issue. If these CPUs are not dialed back by undervolting and setting limits, there's a high probability this will continue to happen to others. Thanks!
Thanks for sharing. I'll be keeping an eye on this for sure
Is this related to what Jay has reported with MoBos and Intel that MoBos by default load their own stuff instead of Intel's defaults in BIOS overshooting voltage and other stuff?
@@LautaroQ2812 Yes it is.
@@devans83 Asus MB?
@@jasonhenninger8220 It's happening across the board. But yes, in my case, I have the Asus ROG STRIX Z790-H Gaming WiFi board (current bios).
Keep posting these man, great resource really and you update with deals all the time
Great video, I really liked the 4k option as it was closer to what ti was looking for.
Glad that was helpful! We wanted to cover a production/gaming build this month for sure.
agreed that 4070 TI Super gets so much hate but if you need NVIDIA and 16gb VRAM then it's solid plus $799 is MSRP for now at least, hopefully it goes down soon! I plan to build my first PC with this GPU and pair it with i5 13600k and I'll upgrade the CPU if I need to...
@rafaelacash7 still wish it was cheaper
@@diamonshade7484 same :\ if the 4090 lowered $200 or more then so should all the other GPUs, maybe a similar discount or something lower in general
Thank you for the quick response, much appreciated
Always useful information. Thank you sir!!
My pleasure!
love your channel just built my dream pc with your great advice
That's amazing, congrats on your dream build! So glad we could help, and thanks so much for tuning in!
Jason! love your content, keep it up! ❤
Thank you! Will do!
thanks for all your content, I able to build a 1080p gaming/streaming PC setup 😁
That's awesome! So glad we could help. What did you build?
@@PCBuilderChannel Here the Setup:
Ryzen 5 5600
Deepcool AK400 Zero Dark Plus
ASROCK Pro4 B550M
G.Skill Ripjaws V 16x2 GB DD4 32000MHZ CL16
Lexar NM790 1TB M.2-2280
Western Digital WD 1TB 3.5
Sapphire Pulse AMD Radeon RX 6600
Darkflash DLC 29 Full Mesh
Rakk Maris Flip X2 ( local store in Philippines)
MAG A650BN 650 W 80+
@@PCBuilderChannel here the setup
Ryzen 5 5600
Deepcool AK400 Zero Dark Plus
ASROCK Pro4 B550M
G.Skill Ripjaws V 16x2 GB DD4 3200MHZ CL16
Lexar NM790 1TB M.2-2280
Western Digital WD 1TB 3.5
Sapphire Pulse AMD Radeon RX 6600
Darkflash DLC 29 Full Mesh
Rakk Maris Flip X2 ( local store in Philippines)
MAG A650BN 650 W 80+
the list build somehow deleted not sure why?, but I keep it short: combo of ryzen 5 5600 and RX 6600
750/1000/2000usd pc build is trully one of the best content in this channel!!👍😁
Thanks so much for that! So glad you're enjoying the channel :))
For budget white builds, the Montech 903 Air Base (supports eATX w/ 3 140mm fans) for $59.99 from Amazon.
Good tip!
air max comes with argb fans for a bit more
Great builds! Great video! Have an excellent weekend, Jason and gang! ✌
Thanks Thomas!! You too!
I have got almost this exact build (AMD version with the 5600). The build started out with an RX6600 as a budget baseline last year to replace my beloved 8350 (which is still being used to this day by my kids, it certainly doesn't want to die). Then a few weeks ago I invested in an RX6750XT (£200 (uk) net cost after the trade-in of the 6600).
Even though my experience so far has really hit my sweet spot for a great build for my budget, this video has given me even more satisfaction knowing that I made some really good choices.
love the video i love the fact that 240hz 1440p moniter prices are going up but not the 360 1080p im getting new ips 27.5 curved 360 moniter for 180 ima grab 3 of them hope u are having a great day if your reading this
as always excellent content for everyone, this is one of my favorite tech channels and i just discovered it like a month ago, keep it up! ⭐⭐⭐
Welcome aboard!
I’m going to wait to build my first rig until the beginning of 2025 or late 2024 since there is so much stuff coming out this year. Can’t wait!
now I have to recheck the prices now hahah. Just about to start ordering parts by the next week or end of the April hehe... thank youu for this
You're very welcome, happy to help! And thanks for watching.
Super tempted to get the 7800x3d and pair it with my 4080 super but that 9000 series coming so soon
Hopefully we will see more discounts
Thank you for your videos Jason! I'm gonna build my 2nd PC after a 12 year gap and your content makes it easy to step in and make sure I don't waste money on features or equipment I don't even need. You can tell that you're just a trustworthy dude that enjoys your work. Your vids about the Ryzen 7600 and RX 7800 XT GPU really help put me in the right price point for the best possible equipment without spending a ridiculous amount of time researching!
So glad we can help! And thank you for the feedback it really means a lot
Greetings from india brother, your videos are my go to guide for my first ever PC build; I have been saving money for more than 2 years for a 1000-1200ish(after conversion) pc build which is quite a lot of money in my country lol
Keep up the good work Hopefully I will buy my rig someday and as always you will be there to tell me the best thing to buy :D
Sounds like a great build in the making! :)
I like your build. It has great price-performance, especially when you choose the ASRock B650M Pro RS. This board is really good for B650M, it got a decent VRM, and it doesn't have power limit like any other budget B650M. Your PC Build guide is extremely good!
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed
Hi Jason. Have you ever looked at TV's for PC gaming if so have you published and reviews or suggestions?
Yes! Check out our Best Gaming Monitor 2024 video. There's lots to know about using a TV
Love this channel. The 12600kf gives you a nice bump in gaming performance over the 12400 and is $154 right now at Amazon and Newegg
Thank you! And yes good to see
worth noting for not to much more, if you're going for the alienware monitor at the end of the video, the 240hz 4k QD-oled is available. I have recently bought one myself and its being delivered in 2 days as of writing, looking at reviews it looks like the best panel on market right now with options from a few other manufactures if you dont want to deal with Dells awful customer service
Thank you for this. Been back and forth about getting a new GFX card. Had to rebuild my PC during the bubble and ended up with a 1650 from NVIDIA mixed with Ryzen 5600x. I know it is an ultimate grimace. So I have been biding time waiting for cards to become reasonable. Ended up with a 6750XT as you note it is in a good spot and it was the same price as the 6700XT so I thought might as well pick it up. Also, I can pass along the rig to my daughter in another year, when I finally get to build myself something nicer.
So glad this is helpful!
Hey Jason, thanks for the great content. I just build my second gaming PC and your videos were so helpful to have some guidelines.
I'm from Chile and sometimes we have big gaps in prices compared to the US or Canada, for that reason i went for a used RTX 3070 with my i5 12400f for gaming in WQHD (3440x1440), in fact is very similar to the $750 build of this video...Games like Starfield are running great with the recommended settings (75 fps average)...Fortnite is running with almost 120 FPS average but with not the best quality, do you know a way to improve it a little bit without losing a lot of FPS? Thanks again!
I love how he brings up helldivers in every video because that game is sooo fun. 😊
I might be a little obsessed right now.....
My friend wants to do a system overhaul as he was using a RX 470, a FX 8350, and 8GB DDR3 RAM. He was shocked at how different prices are even for introductory parts compared to what he remembered back then lol.
I was considering the 14700k with a good Msi z790 board but I would like to air cool. Is that possible with a dual tower/fan? Ex Deep Cool, AK600? Will it keep the cpu cool enough? I mostly game, FPS, action/adventure some RPGs occasionally.
Hopefully prices of m.2 ssds don’t go up to much since I was planing on building a pc late last year but now I would rather buy a dirt bike or atv so I’ll have to hold off on the build
Can air cooling be suffice for the 14700k? like a noctua 15 or TK phantom spirit. Because i've had a bad experience with one AIO and i am also one to close the tower and never open it again for at a year.
Great video, Jason and team. Would you (or anyone reading this) recommend the M28U over something like the newer MSI MAG274UPF? The MSI model is $100 cheaper locally.
Go for the MSI since it's cheaper.
For us in the US they're currently the same price.
Don't forget the non-XT 6800 for $375 which is slightly faster than a 7700 XT. CC360 has most of the intake fans blocked.
Huh, the build I just got up and running cost me $1300 in CAD. Would love to do a side-by-side comparing your $1000 USD build with my similarly priced build.
You can also find 6750xts for about $20 more and it rivals 4060ti performance with more vram
Wow this video is awesome, this guy knows his shift. Recently lost pc :_((( thought didnt have money for new. Now going to build beauty of retro gaming prog graming pc (budget). Tyvm pcbuilder! : )
So glad you enjoyed! And if you're looking for a even more budget build check out our Best Builds video from March. There's a $600 -$650 sample build there
@@PCBuilderChannel My previous build was 8GB VRAM, 1080p 21" 144Hz, and I did well in shooters and in basic design work. I sold it for $800 and was thinking of building a $5K PC! But after the video, a 1440p 12GB VRAM 27" 165Hz is a significantly good upgrade. Those extra pixels on the monitor and refresh are significant for competitive play (larger targets and more screen updates) and represent a very good cost-performance benefit over waiting to save for a more expensive build. Also, the tech is advancing so fast I think it's best to snag these deals. One can get very choosy and caught up in hype and miss out on the fun of having a PC. Also there may be better QHD (asrock phantom costs eur337) monitor option in my region (europe) like the KOORUI 27" 240hz(costs eur280)/144hz. FYI I watched the $600, however think the build here is more clear and you have monitor options. Anyway knowledge is the key, so thanks again :)
My previous build was 8GB VRAM, 1080p 21" 144Hz, and I did well in shooters and in basic design work. I sold it for $800 and was thinking of building a $5K PC! But after this video, a 1440p 12GB VRAM 27" 165Hz would be a significantly good upgrade. The extra monitor pixels and higher refresh are significant for competitive play (larger targets and more screen updates) and represent a good cost-performance benefit over waiting to save for a more expensive build. Also, the tech is advancing so fast I think it's best to snag these deals. One can get very choosy and caught up in hype and miss out on the fun of having a PC. Knowledge is the key, so thanks again :) FYI I prefer this video to the $600 as the monitor is included along with the build consectively and it seems more accessable with the webpage title "$750 1440p Gaming PC". I game and I don't mind paying extra $150 for the better build.
Nice video. Aiming more for the 1000 build but with a 4070s/rx 7800 xt :) dont think we can find a better gpu for the money when the budget is tight.
Good price to performance there yes!
Nice video and builds!!
I am looking at the MSI MAG 274QRF QD E2 27" monitor.
is that good??
Yes it's good. It's the new version of the G274QPF-QD which is a Monitor Jason has recommended before.
@@kelley09162Perfect! I'm gonna get that one.
So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for tuning in!
That msi Meg is wild for that price
didnt expect to find a monitor to find my specifications because i wanted a cheap, 120-144hz 1440p monitor that actually exists in the uk for around £150 but here you are showing me something that actually exists :D
So glad we could help!
Hey Jason. Glad you did this video. What do you think of i7 14700k and 4080 super for 50% Premiere and 35%Gaming?
Great combo, though the 4080 might be overkill over the 4070 super ti. But if you have the budget for it or this is for professional use then go for it!
@@PCBuilderChannel yup its for professional use. What would be the best amd cpu for this? Or just go with intel
@@hugo49iI would go Intel since you're doing more professional work vs Gaming.
Just note that both AMD and Intel have new CPUs coming out this year.
Terima kasih
I don't want to point this out but lian li forgot to put the front dust filter in and you need to add 12.99 to buy it
always like when you mention your 7900xt helldivers 2 personal use run at 4k, as i do too! have you upped the fps cap since its release? ive had to cap myself at 80fps at 4k because of issues with 7000 series gpus having issues with the game.
ALSO: Newegg just ended their 15% off on qualified parts while using their pcbuilder tab and putting that in the cart.
There are a couple of settings in Helldivers 2 that really hammer the GPU for very little visual quality so I turn them off. Ambient Occulusion being a huge one so turn that off. Also, I turn off almost all the Radeon features like anti-lag and motion whatever the motion one is called. I also turn the FOV to max so I can see the air units better, and I've turned down some of the lighting effects because the glare they produce makes it hard to see targets further away (or you can shoot out the lights which helps too).
Just a reminder that if a game uses direct storage like ratchet and clank, youll need to pay the premium for a higher end ssd. And i bet itll become more common too as sony adds pc ports
Hey Jason.I was wondering if 600w psu is eneough for 5800x3d and rx 7600xt.Also i have asus b450 m motherboard do you reccomend doing bios update for it or just buy new motherboard?Thanks in advance and keep making great content like you always do!
Do a bios update. No need to upgrade it.
For the PSU you need to put your build into PC Part Picker and times the watts by 1.5
Reason why Nvidia 3000 series scaled better on resolution increase compared to AMD 6000 series is it had wider bus.
In the UK you can often find the 7900XTX at the same price as the 4070ti Super, around £800 (tax included)
Wow that's a deal!
Jason, if I have a 7900xtx, which you say is a 4K card, am I under-utilizing it by getting a 1440p LG OLED monitor? Should I still be looking at 4K monitors, but probably not OLED ones, since it might be a bit above my budget?
Nothing wrong with using it for ultra 1440p exerience! Check out our Best Gaming Monitor 2024 video, we cover this there
Thanks for this video! There's DDR4 and DDR5 options available for the B760M motherboard. Which should I go for?
The links are in the description, you can go either but we recommend the DDR5 because you will get better overall performance with it for this build.
@PCBuilderChannel I went with DDR5 and a Lexar NM790 M.2 NVMe 1TB on discount instead but otherwise pretty close to the $750 build, and can finally enjoy AAA games on 1440p Ultra. Thanks for the guide!
Me personally if you can in your budget on the $1,000 build try and get an Msi, Gigabyte, or a Asus Motherboard, because the software for changing PMW fan LED color is terrible. You can fox that by getting fans with their own software, For example Corsair, but will cost more tham spending anywhere from $25-$35 more for a better Motherboard. Love the content you helped me build my very first gaming pc. Keep up the great and informational content.
Also for the $1,000 build, If you only have lets say $900. 1, you can look at his other build videos and they will have everything you need in the video. 2, for me instead of getting the RYzen 5 7600 i got the Intel i5-12600kf which has similar performance as seen in the video. It cost $50 less and you can choose between DDR4 Ram or DDR5 Ram depending on how tight or flexible you budget is. Have an amazing day guys
Hey Jason I actually have a 6700xt rn but was looking to get a i7 13700 or a i5 12600kf do you think bottlenecking would happen with it? I already have a B760-P Wifi DDR4 motherboard. Any thoughts?
12600KF is a great combo for this. I wouldn't go 13700K.
Are there any videos focused on production PCs (architecture student here), 3D rendering software, some graphic design uses (Adobe Creative Cloud) in this format?, I mean in different price ranges?
I'm currently using an i5 4690k, 16gb ram, Sata SSD and a GTX 1080 8GB and I'm looking for an upgrade path, but not specifically for gaming.
Love your channel ❤
The 14700K build here is the best I would recommend for that use case in 2024. If that's outside the budget then 13700K is also a good choice. If that's outside the budget then I'd look at 12600K. See our Best GPU/CPU Combo 2024 video for more, we cover the production focused options there too
I can try and help, I just need to know your budget.
@@PCBuilderChannel Thanks!!!
I'd totally recommend the Alienware 500hz monitor. It's IPS panel and not everyone wants a curved monitor and prefers the standard 25" screen.
Thanks for the tip!
I’m not even building a pc. I probably won’t. But I love hardware specs and your videos are so positive and informative that I just keep watching them 😂
I appreciate that! Hope you keep enjoying (:
Upgrading from am4 platform
Specs rn:
8GB ram
5 4600g
512GB ssd
A520M Pro
Stock cooler
I can get these CPUs:
-7 3800x used
-7 3700x used
-9 3900x used
Other ones don’t work on my motherboard.
gpu for 1080p:
-3060 Ti used
Other stuff:
2x16GB ram
Ak500s digital Deepcool
Is this good and wich CPU from them
So Jason doesn't recommend any 3000 Series CPU in 2024. AM4 CPUs he recommends are the 5500, 5600, 5700X3D, and 5800X3D.
@@kelley09162 ok
MSI Motherboard/A520M-PRO/support says bios 7D14v1G supports Ryzen 5000 CPU. If you can't get a 5000 CPU, then get whatever is cheaper between the 3 Ryzen 3000 you mentioned. You're lacking system RAM. Get 16GB or 32GB if you need it/cheap, in 2x8 or 2x16 configuration in 3200CL16 or 3600CL16. AK500 is $50. Do you really need it? I think a $17 Thermalright Assassin X/King would do. You can't OC on the A520 chipset and the 3060ti is fine. Just get whatever is cheaper.
Creator Build - 14700K - 4070 Ti Super - 2 TB NVMe - 1000W A Tier - 360 AIO Liquid Freezer 3 - Corsair 5000D size case with dust filters - 2 x 32 6000 CL30 - Motherboard?
We have a 14700K sample build in this video!
Hi! how do you think the 1000us option works for video editing, Blender and Unreal? Would you make any change? Thank you very much for all the information you give us.
So this is what I would do considering your needs. Gave you an ATX and Micro-ATX option. It uses the Intel A770 over an AMD GPU.
It's list / JFkXrv in PC Part Picker (ATX)
It's list / hYF8gB in PC Part Picker (Micro-ATX)
Blender is the one program that still works best with Nvidia. So I would go 4070 super if you can. It would be worth the extra money.
@@PCBuilderChannel he says his budget is 1000 so a 4070 super is too much for him. That's why I suggested the A770.
would a ryzen 7 5700x be a better alternative than the ryzen 7600 when paired with an rx 7800xt? am5 motherboard and ram prices are pretty expensive compared to am4 from where i live.
If going AM4 I would go 5600 or 5700X3D. Jason doesn't love the 5700X.
No because the 5700X won't give you any performance boost over a 5600, so if you don't have the budget to go AM5 go ahead and save money with the 5600 instead. See the Best Builds March video for a sample 5600 build.
Hp Omen and the MSI g274qpx are the same price right now. Not sure which to go with.
I would go MSI because Monitors Unboxed gave it a good review. They haven't reviewed the HP yet.
I like the MSI slightly better but TBH they are both great.
Hi Jason I have a question for the 1,000 dollar build do I have to buy additional fans or does the case come with the right amount and another thing is it a white build?
No that particular build isn't White, but here's a White Build for you. It's over 1000, doesn't include Tax, and the PSU isn't White but everything else is.
It's list / svx2DZ in PC Part Picker
You could save $20 and go with the 6750XT GPU. It performs better than the 7600 XT but the GPU isn't White. There is White in it though.
list / Bw22DZ in PC Part Picker
Hey! I love watching your videos! Can you upload like best workstation build? I would be grateful 😊
Do you mean like basic emailing, that sort of thing? Check out our Best Builds March video it has a great budget build there that's perfect for this
MISTAKE??? The z690 motherboard you mentioned… looked it up as I’m wanting to build the 4K option for my son and it states that motherboard supports 12th gen intel… does it also support 14th? I live in Ontario Canada and trying to build his first desktop for around $3500. Yours comes in at $3386.95 pre-tax. Great job on the video, love your stuff.
It will support 14th Gen with a bios update, make sure board has bios flashback feature!
Agreed! And thanks so much for watching! Glad you're enjoying the videos :D
Hey Jason, I wanted to ask if my xeon e5 2667 v3 cpu 650w psu asrock killer m99x motherboard rtx3050 could handle a 4070ti super upgrade... or do you think I should hold out till the 50 series comes out and build a 5090 4k. I plan on getting the 4090 or 5090 later on I just need more profprmance now and would like 1440p min. Thank you for all the videos and time!
You need to put your build into PC Part Picker and times the watts by 1.5 to see what watt PSU you need
I have a 7600 xt Steel Legend, I was thinking about buying a 2k monitor, but now I'm undecided whether to buy a 2k one for the future, or stick with a 1080p one. What I'm going to play the most is GTA V and Red Dead 2. (For the processor I still haven't decided whether AM4 or AM5, but it's very likely that it will be a 7700x) What do you recommend? By the way, excellent video.
For Gaming the 7600/7600X CPU is good. Jason says the 77000/7700X isn't worth the extra money unless you'll use the extra cores.
As for the Monitor either 1080p or 1440p is good for the 7600XT.
The 7700XT won't get you enough of a boost to warrant the price so I'd go 7600. Personally I like 1440p but if you want faster FPS then 1080p is fine.
Hey Jason, quick question. I've been following the Intel arc updates and I'm curious, would you recommend the 6700xt over the Arc A770 16gb? The Arc is currently going for as low as $279.99 and the top tier overclocked model can be had for $319.99 and from what I've seen they're really pretty good now for 1440p gaming a smoke AMD in ray tracing. XESS is also doing very well. So just curious of your thoughts in that.
I have an A770 and while I personally haven't had a ton of issues, others have. I'm using it at 1440p and it works great for me so I'd definitely recommend it, especially for content creation and video editing (that's where Arc really shines). If you know that the games you plan on playing have issues with Arc, the 6700xt will be a better choice.
I would yes.
@@PCBuilderChannel cool thank you.
This channel encouraged me to start my own custom build PC side gig and I ALWAYS reference this channel for the best builds and best prices. Thankful to this channel 🫡
That's awesome! Glad we could help
Hey Jason! What's your thoughts on the Ryzen 9 7900 paired with the Asrock Pro RS?
That right now I wouldn't build with that personally. Not with new CPUs coming soon. If you are itching to build at that level I only recommend the 7800X3D as that is likely to remain king of gaming CPUs for the foreseeable future. See the most recent video on the channel for more, its our latest CPU Market Update video
@@PCBuilderChannel Right now, in the UK, the 7800X3D is looking slightly more than the Non X 7900 and since I was looking at productivity (3D modelling and game development), was wondering if it was better to get more cores or to stay with the 7800X3D. Thanks for the reply, your videos have been helping me a lot!!! 💙
There is am4 build with non xt 6800 gpu for 830€ is it good deal?
Hey I just got a 13700k for 300 dollars I think that should be good or u think the 14700k justify the extra 100? . And I’m planning on a rtx4070ti súper too but I only got a platinum straight power 12 power supply would that be enough?
I have the same artic aio 360 iii non rgb, and a asus z790 strix f still deciding I need thunderbolt, I might get the addon card or I can get a taichi z690 for the same price but I don’t want to deal with memory being inestable on a z690 board cuz I got 6400mhz that’s the max oc most z690 can handle would that be a problem?
Hello to whoever is reading this comment. When he talks about the Deepcool CC360 PC Case (12:45) he forgot to mention one thing: The case doesn't have a lot of room for cable management. I've just built myself a 1400$ Gaming/Video Production PC (Ryzen 9 7900 with RX 7800 XT) and I used the same case, but white.
The case itself is great, but if you want to use cable extensions (I used white ones), then it would be hard to manage them. There is enough room to manage the PSU cables but after I added the cable extensions: I had to remove the HDD Storage.
So in other words: If you are going to build a PC using one of the 2 Cases (the black or white one) then buy a PSU that has the matching cable color, because there won't be enough room to manage your cables if you add cable extensions. If you want to add some cable extensions to your build then buy a bigger case or be ready to remove the HDD Storage.
Thanks for sharing!
Hi Jason, got a question about the 7600 cpu, with it only having 6 cores would it be better spending slightly morer money and getting 8 cores?
For Gaming I don't think Cores are super important which is why Jason says the 7700 isn't worth the extra money.
Only if you need them for some reason! For gaming you don't. Price to performance the next upgrade I would recommend is a 7800X3D
Jason, may I ask. Is the 4 Channel Ryzen 7000 series problems are already fixed?
Do you mean Ryzen 7000 with 4 Sticks (DIMMs)? Yes has been solved for quite a while. Update your bios to the latest version. But Remember 4 sticks is harder on the memory controller, especially at fast speeds, so I'd recommend getting a 2 stick kit in higher capacities if you need more RAM.
@@PCBuilderChannel I have a guy want to put 128 Gigs in his CPU. He's using many EMU tabs for doing an app admin so i suggest to pull 7950X with enough RAM. I just remembered that putting all 4 channel in Ryzen 7000 tend to got problematic especially on the speed and latency.
Glad that it got solved quite a while, i suggest him to use Team Delta RGB DDR5 6000Mhz CL38 2x32 GB. Is there any better option for the RAM?
Is this good? For 1440p
Ryzen 7600x
Msi b650 gaming plus wifi
Deepcool gammaxx ag400
G.Skill trident Z5 (2x16)
RTX 4070 ti super
Adata XPG gammix s70 2tb Nvme gen 4
MSI mag A850GL 850W powrsupply
Lian li lancool 216
Looks good to me, though if in the US the Deepcool CH560 Case is currently cheaper than the Lian LI 216.
@@kelley09162 should i get it? Its 8$ cheaper than 216
@@IAMDEMIURGE yes. It's a Case Jason recommends. Plus it should go well with your Deepcool Air Cooler.
@@kelley09162 then ok thanks for recommendation dude 👍🏼
I would really consider a 8 core CPU. 7700X or 7800X3D. And if you don't care about RT, i would consider a rx7900XT instead of the 4070TI Super.
Hi! Was wondering if i have enough wiggle room to up grade to a new 4k monitor (looking to go oled). Ive got 7800x3D and a budget model of the 7900xtx, but only seem to get about 1-200fps on max settings with most games. Will 4k push me to below 100 at 1440p? Trying to avoid an expensive mistake, thanks for any help!
Yes you should be fine with that combo! See our Best Gaming Monitor 2024 video for more
Thanks!
Hello everyone I've been wanting to update my PC but been debating on which way to go. I was initially thinking of just upgrading my CUP and GPU to a 5600/5600X and 7700XT/7800XT but I, not sure If my I'll have issues with my motherboard so I have been contemplating just building something new instead on the AM5 platform.
1600 AF
5600XT
asus b450 mini ITX
850 watt power supply
32 gb ram
3TB of m.2 storage
I do run 3 1080p monitors and I the newest game I'm looking to play is starfield (which I will mod after some time)
The 5600 and 7700XT would be a good combo.
You could also go 5700X3D and 7800XT, but since you're just doing 1080p a 5600 and 7700XT should be good.
I still have my 1700/B350 from 2017. For you, I'm definitely going with a 8 core X3D. You can actually find the 5700X3D for $190 shipped. AMD, for business reasons, is keeping the 5800X3D price high so it's hard to find for a heavy discount.
what would you say 32 gb ram, 4070ti, and a 13700k be able to run?
Hi, i was wondering for over a week now what gpu should i put with ryzen 5 7600, should it be rx7800xt nitro+ or rx7900 gre, i dont know if its worth to pay more for the gre, whats your opinion?
7800XT is a great choice for 1440p gaming
7900GRE is good. Also I don't think it's worth it to pay more for a Nitro GPU.
@@kelley09162 in my country its only 15$ more for nitro 7800xt, so its not a big deal
Do you have any good recommendations for a good secondary monitor (1080p)?
If in the US and looking at a 24 inch the MSI G255PF E2 is a good choice and if looking at a 27 inch the Gigabyte GS27F is a good choice.
See our best gaming monitor 2024 video we have some great budget options there.
I'm planning to build my very first PC, I wanna use it to game but also do streaming, video editing, YT, work/everyday usage... I don't need RGB lights and I don't fw liquid AIOs cuz even tho risk may be small, if something goes wrong... Air cooling is better imo, set it and forget it! Intel Core i5 13600k paired with 4070 TI Super and damn shi getting expensive quickly lol... Budget wise I have none, I can go ALL OUT and buy the 4090 and i9 14900ks if I wanted to but is that smart? especially for that money... hell nahhh. Plus I'd rather save if I can cuz NVIDIA trippin for these prices lmaonade xD I won't let them get my wallet so easily haha
I definitely agree the 14900K isn't worth it.
Jason plz need answer , can i get a b760 ddr4 mobo for the 13600k build ( pairing a 3070/ti with it) ????? PlZ need your help 🙏
Z690 are so expensive in my region
Hi Jason, I wanted to build a pc with ryzen 5 7600 and rx 7800 XT but my friend is telling me to build with 5700X3D instead of 7600 and use rx 7800 XT. As I am a bit confused, can you suggest which cpu I should go with?
7600 if building new, 5700X3D if you already have an AM4 build.
7600 is right! That will get you on the latest platform which will matter for your future upgrades.
What about the RX 7900 GRE??? It obviously isn’t as good as the RX 7900XT but could you run high 1440 and low 4K? Paired with a 7800X3D?
Yes good GPU and good combo.
Good combo
I'm relatively new to the space only really been about a year since i built my own. But im confused on monitors. Are there any 4k ultrawides? Mines is technically a 1440p but since the ratio is 21:9 it has the pixel count closer to 4k and when i ask around I get told its pointless but i have a setup that can push 4k.
So how do I go about getting a monitor that is ultrawide and can display 4k and resonable frames? Are the only options really the G9 or the LG counterpart for now?
Check out our Best Gaming Monitor 2024 video!
@PCBuilderChannel thanks! Will do! Can't believe I missed it! Lol
Hi Jason I was just wondering if you would change anything about this pc setup
CPU-AMD Ryzen 7 7800 x3d
CPU cooler- Arctic liquid freezer iii 240mm
Motherboard-MSI B650 Gaming plus WiFi Atx AM5
Ram- Corsair vengeance rgb 32gb cl30 6000mhz
SSD- western desert sn850x 2 TB
Gpu- Powercolor Hellhound Radeon rx 7900 GRE 16gb
Case- Deepcool ch560
Power supply - be quiet pure power 12m 850w 80+ gold certified
Operating system- windows 11 home
Monitor-Gigabyte m27q 27 inch 170 hz 1440p
Western Digital *
@@electricmatt6008 that looks good to me. If in the US there are ways to save a little money but otherwise everything looks good.
All parts from uk Amazon total cost £1940
Could I get more value with that as I upped my budget ?
Also do you think I should get the arctic liquid freezer iii 240 mm for £100 or the thermal right frozen prisim 360 mm for £50 or the thermal right frozen notte 360 mm for £70 or just whatever is better in general around the price range 🙂
I'm building a new PC for high fps 1440p gaming. I was thinking of 7800x3d and a 4080 super. Do you think this is a good combo or would I be better off with different GPU (or an Intel CPU?). I'm definitely g leaning towards 7800x3d for the CPU but the price of the 4800 super as well as the insane performance upgrade of the 4900 leaves me in an awkward spot. I'm not in a rush so I'd be willing to wait for a price drop on the 4900 but that doesn't seem to be anywhere around the corner
Yes that's a good combo, but if you don't care about Ray Tracing get the 7900XTX instead.
Check out our 7800X3D build guide on the channel, we cover the best GPU options with it there.
@@kelley09162 yeah since I made this comment I'm coming to the same conclusion. Especially since the price difference between the two is now like $200
@@PCBuilderChannel will do!
@@anonymoose2474 okay. Any other questions for me?
Do you have any recommended builds for editing videos on the version of Davinci and gaming?
Depends on your budget but my top recommendation right now is in our April Best Builds video, you can find it on the channel page. Its a 14700K build list.
@@PCBuilderChannel how about less than 1,500 build ;)
@@WiedemannPhotographyhere's a build for you.
It's list / nxKZyg in PC Part Picker
I'm curious about why you pick motherboards smaller than ATX for your builds. I know it's cheaper all around, but is it also easier to build with?
I think he just does it for price reasons. ATX is perfectly fine.
ATX is generally way overpriced these days.
@@PCBuilderChannel Gotcha! Thanks! Another question I have is do you think your 1440p build would be good for streaming game content and do you think a fan system would be enough to keep it cool?
@@PCBuilderChannel Oh! Another question, do you think your $1000 1440p build would be good for streaming game content as well?
@@findinggrace5389 yes that 1440p build would be good for that. AMD 7000 Series GPUs include AV1 Encoding so they're good for streaming.
What about making a video about a computer with Nvidia Graphic card with a budget in between the $1000 gaming pc and the $2200 gaming pc?
See our Ryzen 7800X3D build guide we just put out and we have a couple of great builds in there with a 4070 Ti Super.
I’ve just got a insane deal for 1200€ for a ryzen 7 7800x3d and a 7900xt full pc, should i play 2k or 4k with it? Keep in mind i already have a 3090ti pc that I play 4k on
Totally up to you and your personal taste! I do 4k on that GPU personally but a high fps 1440p also a good time. See our Best Gaming Monitor 2024 video for more!
Great video as ever 🫶
Thanks Jim!
Can i switch out the intel cpu with an amd ryzen 5 5600 on this board if its cheaper because theyre same in performance right?
Intel and Ryzen use different platforms so you can't switch to Ryzen and use the same board or RAM. But if you are looking for a great sample 5600 build hop over to our March Best Builds Video!
let's see, Ryzen 5 5600X, Asus Dual OC rx 7600 on B550 Asus tuf gaming wifi 2, 32GB DDR4 3600, Asus tuf gaming 27" 1440P monitor, Samsung pro NVME on PCIE4.0, in a CM h500 case with two 200mm front intakes and a peerless assassin 2 on the CPU. Just built it recently, AM4 prices were just too good.
If i’m building a PC with a 4070ti super paired with the ryzen 7 7800x3d, is it a mistake to go for a 244hz monitor instead of 4k? new builder here!
Not a mistake! Especially if you play easier to run titles and want to get max FPS. Check out our Best Gaming Monitor 2024 video, that might help you think through what you are looking for
No it's not a mistake. Either option is good.
no need for 4k, u can just get the 244hz 1440p monitor
Need help with the Asrock 7900 xtx taichi overheating, what’s wrong n how to fix or do I send back
You'll want to check your retailer return or rna policy first.
Can you do an APU build for those who don’t do much gaming?
Other than a mini pc type application, APUs just aren't worth it versus a budget CPU/GPU combo right now. The Ryzen 8000G APUs need to be half the price they are to even start thinking about them, IMO. A Ryzen 5500 and RX 6600 is just miles better.
if i have a 3080 with 5800x3d 32GB 3600mhz on a b550 with 750w psu should i wait or upgrade now ? if i upgrade should i start fresh or just upgrade a few parts ?
What you have now is good. No reason to upgrade.
Plus new AMD CPUs are coming at some point this year so if you are looking to jump to AM5 wait for those since what you have is already strong.
No need to upgrade on that unless you are unhappy with your performance for some reason
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