As a smoker, when building a PC, the amount of smoked cigarettes is way higher than normally. :D Yet I like the building process as I've been doing that for the last 20 years. These days it's the watercooling what's frustrating me.
Some random tips for u guys, you can get rid of the front air filter and the top air filter since the front case already has a mesh panel which already functions like an air filter, other case manufacturers have already moved to that design, normally you want to install the cpu power supply colored extension as soon as your board is installed because the upper right corner is tight in many cases or you could move over to a bigger case and then you dont have to worry about the specific order of hooking everything up. As far as installing the case fans the problem you also was having was your mechanical technique, the way you were doing it its ideal if you are Left Handed where you have your dominant hand on the inside of the case, since you are Right Handed for maximum torque you needed to invert the case so that your right hand is towards the inside of the case or option b is to put the case on its side and maintain your right hand towards the inside of the case, that way you can apply maximum torque by leaning your body into the turn, learn the technique now because you will need it for various other projects in your life such as home improvement projects and working on bicycles motorcycles cars trucks boats ships planes etc. Don't forget to update the bios on a regular basis and make sure your cpu is not getting cooked.
Good vid man, but never leave the cpu out of the socket when removing/installing and taking things in and out. One small slip and you've bent all your pins.
The build turned out really clean! Even though you mentioned yourself that a 2060 super is not the greatest, this video shows what an upgrade should be in my books. Not everyone needs to spend $1,000 on a graphics card. It will definitely be a nice upgrade for you💪
congrats on the upgrade my friend it looks fantastic i wish if you spent a bit more and got an rtx 3060 12 gb or an rtx 3060 ti it would have put you in an rtx 2070S / rtx 2080S territory respectively but overall its a solid upgrade if you are willing to play a little bit old AAA games or mostly Esport games ^^
A small critique, but that power supply isn't really much better than the CX650M that you were using. An additional 100W overhead isn't nothing to scoff at, but the overall system load with a 5800X/2060S isn't gonna get anywhere near 650W, and the the CX650M is a quieter unit than the Gigabyte one. Overall, nice build, though!
Thank you and that's a fair call, the main reason was that the ud750gm was 80+ gold with the cx650m being bronze. It was a spare part I had on hand which allowed me to use the cx650m elsewhere in a more appropriate build
@@EverythingDesktops Yeah, for sure. A quick thing I may add about the efficiency certification: the 80 Plus rating isn't all it's made out to be. Whenever checking performance and quality of a PSU, I tend to prefer the testing house Cybenetics, which does more thorough testing and has far stricter certifications than 80 Plus, and they include a noise rating rating as well (ranging from Standard thru A++). gzhls.at/blob/ldb/7/2/c/2/4cf62a327509aab966f4c49b60749322f75e.pdf The CX650M is actually a Cybenetics Gold efficiency / A- noise rated PSU, so it's a lot nicer than 80 Plus would lead you to believe. I know this is kind of autistic and splitting hairs, but just thought I'd throw it out there. A lot of people don't know about Cybenetics, but more and more PSU manufacturers are starting to include their certifications in their marketing, so they're becoming more and more of an authority on PSU quality, which in my opinion is well deserved.
Wow, thank you so much for sharing this. I'm definitely going to look at Cybenetics next time. Looking through that link and after searching up my ud750gm, I'm really impressed with how thorough it is. I really appreciate your comment
@@EverythingDesktops Yeah, don't mention it! I They do great work, so I figured it would be worth a mention. Something to consider for future upgrades.
It was $130USD. I agree with you, I was looking at the 3060Ti as well but on the used market since I didn't want to pay msrp 🤣 I specifically wanted a white card too and this deal came up and I was still happy to take it as I'm not a serious gamer or anything
yo i got the ryzen 7 5800x to i just installed it yesterday it worked but my psu was 550 wats and thats not enough for a 4060 and a ryzen 7 5800x so i ended up deleting my ssd data and got windows 10 because win10 is lil bit less powery needed
Dont thrash the Kaby Lake was it ? It can still be used for Win10 stuff as offliner or for older games, you dont wana spend your high end computer for older games. This spec is fine for like World of Warcraft or maybe DayZ gamin. DX12 gonna be an issue some year, i hope they keep DX11 atleast in for Classic.
@@gcmanuel85x I mean... for budget builds stock coolers ALREADY are the meta, that however hasn't stopped cooler manufacturers from releasing better and cheaper coolers themselves, because a stock cooler is more of a temporary solution, especially gamers. So in a sense, it's only a meta, if you cannot afford anything better.
good video, just one thing. when you brought your face closer to the camera, you were looking at what was being displayed and not the actual camera. so, next time, if you look at the camera it will seem like you are actually talking to us
its because this particular case is designed like that, some of the other case manufacturers have shifted the fan brackets towards the front so that you can screw the fan in from the outside of the case, if an easy installation is important to you there are cases that are easier to build in, just look around youtube for case reviews
Can I please get the OLD CPU and GPU please, if you wont use it for anything else and also maybe the motherboard because I need a pc for school and work but want it for gaming. PLease and Thank you this is a once in a lifetime oppertunity...
Ive lost count how many times I had to take a small break out of frustration when building a PC. Especially when it comes to tiny wires and screws.
I agree. A lot of people act like building a PC is a calm, blissful experience. I've built 5 PC's now and it's still a frustrating process 😂
As a smoker, when building a PC, the amount of smoked cigarettes is way higher than normally. :D
Yet I like the building process as I've been doing that for the last 20 years. These days it's the watercooling what's frustrating me.
Great video I love the fact you didn't edit the swearing it was a raw video loved it thank you thats me when I build 😅
Thank you 😂 Had to keep it realistic
Some random tips for u guys, you can get rid of the front air filter and the top air filter since the front case already has a mesh panel which already functions like an air filter, other case manufacturers have already moved to that design, normally you want to install the cpu power supply colored extension as soon as your board is installed because the upper right corner is tight in many cases or you could move over to a bigger case and then you dont have to worry about the specific order of hooking everything up. As far as installing the case fans the problem you also was having was your mechanical technique, the way you were doing it its ideal if you are Left Handed where you have your dominant hand on the inside of the case, since you are Right Handed for maximum torque you needed to invert the case so that your right hand is towards the inside of the case or option b is to put the case on its side and maintain your right hand towards the inside of the case, that way you can apply maximum torque by leaning your body into the turn, learn the technique now because you will need it for various other projects in your life such as home improvement projects and working on bicycles motorcycles cars trucks boats ships planes etc. Don't forget to update the bios on a regular basis and make sure your cpu is not getting cooked.
very nice mate. you have a keen eye for detail. great build
For the front fans, you could've simply used longer m3 screws so you could screw in from the front instead.
Good vid man, but never leave the cpu out of the socket when removing/installing and taking things in and out. One small slip and you've bent all your pins.
Haha thank you
The build turned out really clean! Even though you mentioned yourself that a 2060 super is not the greatest, this video shows what an upgrade should be in my books. Not everyone needs to spend $1,000 on a graphics card. It will definitely be a nice upgrade for you💪
Thank you!
car freshener in your pc is crazy lmao
gotta keep the pc smelling fresh
congrats on the upgrade my friend it looks fantastic i wish if you spent a bit more and got an rtx 3060 12 gb or an rtx 3060 ti it would have put you in an rtx 2070S / rtx 2080S territory respectively but overall its a solid upgrade if you are willing to play a little bit old AAA games or mostly Esport games ^^
You are really great at saving money😊
I upgraded from a 1030 2 gb too a 3060 8gb huge upgrade.
That build turned out VERY good! nice job!
You experienced what I experienced, screwing into a new fan, such a pain in the ass
Nice looking build!
Good vid, im upgrading my gpu and power supply and not looking forward to all the cable managment needed
good job mate, i have a 3060 with a ryzen 5 4500
The gpu is sagging a bit, you said it's not. I can clearly see the sag. An anti-sag bracket will protect your gpu in the long run
Cry bout it
Good video man i say the rtx 2060 super is still a great gpu even in 2024
A small critique, but that power supply isn't really much better than the CX650M that you were using. An additional 100W overhead isn't nothing to scoff at, but the overall system load with a 5800X/2060S isn't gonna get anywhere near 650W, and the the CX650M is a quieter unit than the Gigabyte one. Overall, nice build, though!
Thank you and that's a fair call, the main reason was that the ud750gm was 80+ gold with the cx650m being bronze. It was a spare part I had on hand which allowed me to use the cx650m elsewhere in a more appropriate build
@@EverythingDesktops Yeah, for sure.
A quick thing I may add about the efficiency certification: the 80 Plus rating isn't all it's made out to be. Whenever checking performance and quality of a PSU, I tend to prefer the testing house Cybenetics, which does more thorough testing and has far stricter certifications than 80 Plus, and they include a noise rating rating as well (ranging from Standard thru A++).
gzhls.at/blob/ldb/7/2/c/2/4cf62a327509aab966f4c49b60749322f75e.pdf
The CX650M is actually a Cybenetics Gold efficiency / A- noise rated PSU, so it's a lot nicer than 80 Plus would lead you to believe.
I know this is kind of autistic and splitting hairs, but just thought I'd throw it out there. A lot of people don't know about Cybenetics, but more and more PSU manufacturers are starting to include their certifications in their marketing, so they're becoming more and more of an authority on PSU quality, which in my opinion is well deserved.
Wow, thank you so much for sharing this. I'm definitely going to look at Cybenetics next time. Looking through that link and after searching up my ud750gm, I'm really impressed with how thorough it is. I really appreciate your comment
@@EverythingDesktops Yeah, don't mention it! I They do great work, so I figured it would be worth a mention. Something to consider for future upgrades.
awesome build! love the videos
Thank you 😊
how much was the 2060s? i thought at least a 3060 or 4060 would suffice if there's amazing deals to be found
It was $130USD. I agree with you, I was looking at the 3060Ti as well but on the used market since I didn't want to pay msrp 🤣 I specifically wanted a white card too and this deal came up and I was still happy to take it as I'm not a serious gamer or anything
2060 Super is gen 3.0 so but ur mobo, cpu, ssd is gen4. U need a gen 4.0 gpu.
I recommend u an RTX 4070 Super as a future upgrade.
Nice Upgrade 😎
yo i got the ryzen 7 5800x to i just installed it yesterday it worked but my psu was 550 wats and thats not enough for a 4060 and a ryzen 7 5800x so i ended up deleting my ssd data and got windows 10 because win10 is lil bit less powery needed
Dont thrash the Kaby Lake was it ? It can still be used for Win10 stuff as offliner or for older games, you dont wana spend your high end computer for older games.
This spec is fine for like World of Warcraft or maybe DayZ gamin. DX12 gonna be an issue some year, i hope they keep DX11 atleast in for Classic.
🙂 sure, its pretty decent for a backup pc around the house
A bit worried with you going with a gigabyte PSU, knowing that they have a high chance of going bad and or blowing up.
Fair enough, I honestly didn't look into it all too much
Nah he'll be fine, they are good for mid range systems 😁Wouldn't use them with high-end systems tho ☺
Very nice computer, no shame !
Proper cooler is what i like to see^^
Disslike when so many slack with the stock.
Slack? Some people simply are on a tight budget and the stock cooler will do absolutely fine, if you are not overclocking.
@@X_irtz Yes, but then you skip on the rgb or how big case you take, not skip on the cooler.
I see so many op their build wrongly.
@@X_irtz Aaand if stock cooling comes meta, it will affect the market everywhere, we get less and less choises.
@@gcmanuel85x I mean... for budget builds stock coolers ALREADY are the meta, that however hasn't stopped cooler manufacturers from releasing better and cheaper coolers themselves, because a stock cooler is more of a temporary solution, especially gamers. So in a sense, it's only a meta, if you cannot afford anything better.
@@X_irtz I rather see those creative pizzabox cases or the motherboard box, and then focus on performance first.
good video, just one thing. when you brought your face closer to the camera, you were looking at what was being displayed and not the actual camera. so, next time, if you look at the camera it will seem like you are actually talking to us
how much was the build in all
upgrading to a 2060 in 2024 o boy
How much do you want to sale your parts for
I wonder why fan manufacturers want to make them this way. They could hv made them come threaded new
Gpu choice 🤮 probably could've gotten a 6600xt or 6700xt
Corsair cx 650 was better. Gigabyte PSUs has many bad reputation.
w video
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bro i got a ryzen 7 5800x for 205
Audio needs to be louder
WWW
The gou is sagging
I know exactly how frustrating that is when you install the radiator on top first before the cables. :D
why were you screwing in the fans on from the inside, are you not able to screw them on from the front?
its because this particular case is designed like that, some of the other case manufacturers have shifted the fan brackets towards the front so that you can screw the fan in from the outside of the case, if an easy installation is important to you there are cases that are easier to build in, just look around youtube for case reviews
Can I please get the OLD CPU and GPU please, if you wont use it for anything else and also maybe the motherboard because I need a pc for school and work but want it for gaming. PLease and Thank you this is a once in a lifetime oppertunity...
Bros not getting anything 💀
ye