I bought a $1500 Asus Strix Pre-Built from Best Buy...
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- I bought a $1500 Asus Strix Pre-Built from Best Buy and I am surprised by all the corners they cut. Disappointed.
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Wild shot in the dark here, but if this video gets 4 MILLION VIEWS (Insert Doctor evil laughing face), I will fix everything that's wrong with this system and do a giveaway with it in a follow up video. So share it with your friends. 😁
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@@lenscapes2755 😂
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Mwahaha. You’re so bad Dawid.
Ah, Dawid, you're just tickling me here. Delaying my giveaway win by at a decade!
Bad Prebuild Gaming PC Checklist:
-one ram stick
-cheap ass mainboard
-blower style cooler because....reasons
-trash cpu cooler
-nice and fancy case with rgb
-some more rgb...
-noname psu
Not to mention the trash mouse and keyboard!!
A blower style card is probably better here, even if they run hotter, because they exhaust hot air instead of circulating it round the case, stopping the cpu getting even hotter
This but the case would be complete trash too with flashy exterior
Walmart taking Notes again like: 👀✏
Really dude ? They cheaped out so hard on this system. It’s the Asus logos all over the place that are the selling point for most people.
"This keyboard and mouse are really interesting I think the technical term for what these are, is E-waste" Nearly killed me
😂😂😂😂
That's exactly what they are. 😁
I expected him to say "shit"
@@DawidDoesTechStuff not realy much better than mine though
@@DawidDoesTechStuff basically when the rubber mechanism of those chiclet keyboards broke off, it cant be easily fixed and had to be replaced (the whole keyboard unit) whereas mechanical keyboard you can hotswap it
If only I could build my own but you know cyrpto miners, I'm looking for one if you have any suggestions please tell me
i’m in the same situation :( i have like 1k and nothing to get which is rlly annoying
@@theparkourgamer5857 Just save it
@@theparkourgamer5857 try to find gpu first then all you have to do is buy other componant
Man up, buy a $3000 gt 710
Buy a shit gpu now and get ur other parts, wait till gpus go down, buy a good gpu
Rewatched after nearly 2 years. Great video from Dawid! You can see his passion get injected into the video throughout. Take care Dawid. You deserve the best in life.
Every so often I go on a Dawid binge lmao
im rewatching for like the 4 th time lol
I was SHOCKED when you showed the inside. I expected a full rog strix build and it was an office pc with a gpu inside.
At least a strix graphics card....NOPE.
Same here 😄
that's pretty disgusting price gouging that poor ryzen 3700x and rtx270super shame about its crappy blower cooler they deserves better parts to be used in
Right, I was thinking it would at least have a Strix branded GPU. Nope, bottom barrel MB, random blower RTX GPU, Single Stick of RAM, and a crappy stock cooler. (Spent like $500 on my sleeper PC and the inside looks better, though it is still running GTX)
PCDYYD prebuilds off the shelf in store perhaps but there are companies out there now (NZXT naming but one) which pretty much let you choose components online and they build and ship. I built my own rig but if I was going for a prebuilt pc I would def do something like that rather than fork out for the the overpriced pile of crap in this video
Only found the big man a couple of days ago, and have binged on the content. Keep up the stellar work, big stuff - this is some of the most entertaining PC Geek content on YT.
"Asus Strix pre-build" Absolutely nothing strix related other than the case big weow so much value
the MOBO is
@@leashfreak3023 Definitely not lol, I run a strix B450F gaming and this is definitely not one lol.
MOBO looks like a Prime A520M-A with a Strix color scheme.
@@SimplyLewin their Prime mainboards have VRM heat sinks (and they are usually white themed) don't think it's a prime. I'm running a atx Prime 470X my self
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@@merwinpique IKR
This is a fact.
Lol. The "banshee with its testicles caught in the door" had me rolling.
This is a fact
“ROG” prebuilt and not even a ROG motherboard? Come on now
Yes it got cheap shit rog case 🤣🤣🤣
nor a ROG GPU.... false advertising tbf. my PC is more ROG than that rubbish lol
@@davidwithey6036 The GPU was an Asus ROG, but other than this pre built is still ass and trash.
@@fib621 That wasn't an ROG 2070 super that was a stock asus 2070 super. You can tell by the lack of a backplate and the pink and blue led that is present on other asus dual cards. ROG gpus have completely different cooler designs
Cmon now rog
Me siting here with the exact pc: ...
Lol I just saw it today and was thinking of buying it 💀
Do you know how to change the MHz mine is at 2133 and I don’t know how to change it 😪
@@ioqwueiouqwoiejaskdjkla MHz for what?
@@nkmetossa there is no xmp option😭
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Dude you honestly have me in tears some times with these videos! Keep it up!
This guy should be bigger, he is so underrated
I'm sure he's like 5.11". Is that not big enough?
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Thanks. 😁
Shaun Gates randomgamingHD is what LTT was like 15 years ago.. 😉 nice to see British 🇬🇧 CZcamsrs though
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Do you like it so much because you use it for pumping iron? 😂
@@DawidDoesTechStuff haha, if only, the handles are always pretty square and sharp so it's not the most comfortable. I think the convenience for LAN parties and overall routine maintenance from being able to quickly pick it up to blow it off outside are the main reasons
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I really enjoy watch you content. Cheers me up. This did just that but in a different way. Props to you for highlighting the ways in which corporations are trying to save a buck at the consumers expense! You're the best at what you do!
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Your videos are great! I've been watching all day. Good stuff man
Love your content and the amount of detail you put into the experience for your viewers. You're extremely amusing and your analogies are always on point. I was wondering if you could review the Lenovo 90NC00JBUS, its a relatively starter gaming computer but given how difficult 1660 super graphics cards are to get at face value buying this desktop for $700 seemed a good deal at the time.
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-Me watching on my tv
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Same here
Oof r/cursedvideos
Very wholesome. We need more people like you in this world looking out for honest hard working noobs. I appreciate you Dawid.. you're a diamond in the rough .
me and my dad went to best buy looking for pcs and this was the one that we settled on, we haven’t bought it yet so i’ve been doing my research on pcs and this video helped… all your videos help
Great, David's rant time jingle stuck in my head now.
Dawid:"Dinosaur video output"
Me: cries in VGA because I am still using it.
PS: I don't use because I want or need, I use VGA because it is my only option right now due to high HDMI monitor prices (I live in Brazil).
PSS: Thanks guys for all the tips
But he is right. Deal with it and your ancient pc and monitor.
@J Fz I use the iGPU of the Ryzen 3 2200g with the a320 motherboard which has a VGA output
@@errorcode503 my PC is very modern, it's my monitor that is quite old and it is very expensive a new monitor with a HDMI input. Not everybody lives in the US/Europe to afford these things.
My Asus Prime A320M-K(6 months old) and Prime B350 Plus( 1 yr old) mb's, both have VGA outputs. I sometimes use them on my old 17" Philips(107E61 120hz)monitor. I also, still have my old Dinosaur IBM Aptiva( 2153-E2N).
Don't worry, VGA is enough for 1080p 60Hz.
that stock music during the bench marks at 9:23 is good enough to be made into a real song imo
Honestly I love Dawids videos, and the jokes and just that trademark style he has in all of his videos, I see he hasn't changed much from these to current haha.
You should see how many times you can mock Alienware before they abduct you or you're probed lol. Possibly by Anna for your excessive pre built habit.
Alienware Aurora, at this time of year, at this time of day localized entirely within your office?
Hahaha!! I would love to go on one of their ships. 😂
Im in the process of installing RGB on my glass desk! Like right now im listening to you while i work. It really is worth doing. I have my desk RGB synced to my PC RGB for maximum bling factor.
In the middle of getting the parts together for my first build. After owning a pretty cheap sky tech pre built even though it did the job on low settings . I am so stoked to be buying the parts I want and gonna put it together myself
Really great video & overview of this system - thank you!
I found buying a prebuilt PC a valuable experience. I knew nothing at the time of how to put the parts together. Once the PC starting failing in certain areas I was desperate and opened it up to see what was going on and using Reddit as a troubleshoot. It allowed me to familiarize myself with a typical build and understand why my pc was being bottle necked. So yes pre builds are expensive BUT they can provide a difficult wake up call to learning your components fast.
What if I want an actual functioning pc, I mean for 1500 I just want to play sons of the forest and minecraft. Wouldn't a 1500 dollar pc work for a simple gamer?
@@cameronjordan1516 Yes, and no. Watch this video and note, it does not allow you to run it at max settings, middling settings, at best, unless you play older games that do not tax it much, but for that kind of computer, 500-600, tops. There was a time when a halfway decent budget build PC from the likes of Gateway, eMachines could be had for around that. Mind you, they won't be the most powerful and were halfway decent, as long as you expect much from them. The one I helped my mother buy in 2005 No it didn't have a decicated graphics slot (AGP), and the integrated graphics was stuck at 16MB and it had 512MB of RAM, running a Celeron D processor. board was from Intel and research revealed it to be rather robust for what it was, so not a gaming PC per se, it was more than adequate for basic computing. If you got the 600 dollar version, it was AMD and had the AGP slot populated with the slot itself. The placement was there, but not the slot itself on the 2 lesser models. Mom's was the mid tier model.
Or you could do your research beforehand and either make an informed decision when buying a pre-built, getting one built to order or just building your own.
Dawid: “You’re not supposed to be taking advantage of your customers like that!”.
Car companies: “Here’s some blinker fluid”
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Oh and we gotta pump nitrogen in your tires before they leave the lot
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@@raven4k998 yes that's the point of the joke lol
@@raven4k998 some lots offer that for an extra buck
Would love to see the return of Dawids Rant Time. Cute cat btw.
hi thankyou for the video i just wanted to know how to open the case and clean it but instead i got a nice lesson this is my first pc and i love it and i am definetly going to keep it and upgrade it
it really depresses me thinking that someone will buy this and could have got sooooo much better for $1500
I just built a ryzen 9 3900x system with 32 gigs g.skill ripjaws, 1 TB evo 970, 2 TB wd blue, evga 1660 TI SC Ultra, asus rog strix b450f nzxt case and 750watt power supply, Corsair 150 aio for $1500 USD
@@db336 nice system bud but isn’t your cpu a lil to powerful for your gpu. Or did u get the r9 3900 on sale or something
@@db336 what a silly unbalanced build lmfao it's painful to see
To be fair, gpus have been hard to come by these days, especially for a reasonable price
They are on sale now. Probably around 1300 in USD. With the current situation of gpu stocks, this is worth it if you ask me.
I just ordered mine and I could not wait.
Thanks for the review, I was considering buying this as a pre-build, but I didn't realize they do terrible setup like having just 1 RAM stick. I'll likely go custom build again. My current PC is getting a bit outdated, still i7-4770k, 16Gigs of ram(tho it isn't 1 stick lol), I do have an Asus mother board, a big case for air flow with many fans, and I still have a GTX 760. Now I've had this PC for 6 years, and it's been my best PC I ever had. All my prebuilt PC's break after like 2-3 years either video card, or power supply, but my prebuilt one has been great it's just getting outdated =(
I love your videos brotha! Keep em coming!
ASUS seems to have fixed some of the issues with this model. I saw one of these recently for sale and a few of the improvements were: 1. It now has a 92mm tower air cooler on a Ryzen 5800X 2. Great Wall 80+ Gold 700w PSU 2. Still a rather low-end ASUS B550 ATX motherboard but it now at least has a heat sink on the VRM. 3. The RAM is dual channel XPG 2x16GB 3200mhz with heat spreaders on the ram. 4. The GPU is now a RTX 3070 with dual fans.
Dawid, you do such a wonderful job on your videos. Your scripting, editing, and camera work are simply wonderful. I hope you are proud of your work, because it speaks volumes about your character
Alexa turn Joanna Atkins off
I am the nerd/noob who got this rig for almost 4 months now. RIP😭
You would not if you were a real nerd
Hopefully it works fine for you. 😁
It’s not THAT bad; a Hyper 212 and better RAM should do the job.
@@milesremmeland gammax 400 v2 instead, more fan and new psu
David Croteau okay :)
I have this Rig. I agree with what you've said. It came with Intel not Ryzen. What CPU fan would you suggest putting in it? ( I am still building a better gaming PC once GPU prices come back into stock).
Wow, the first sponsored ad that was actually something I'm interested in. Intriguing.
I swear I saw this in my local bestbuy very recently and I was kind of shocked. All the prebuilds include the stock cooler for ryzen and this one in particular is quite egregious.
The "let yourself shine" from the ad actually made me jump. I thought someone was whispering behind me.
I had AirPods in and in the beginning when he said “ let yourself shine “ it scared the shit out of me 😂
*let yourself shine*
you should do a video on how to improve it for example what kind of other parts can be removed and add to improve this PC... great video btw
I mean:
-Works perfectly out of the box (this is a major problem for many prebuilts)
-Minimal bloatware
-Hardware clocked correctly in the BIOS (again, another MAJOR problem for prebuilts)
-Actually very respectable storage specs
-Great CPU and GPU pairing
-Good looking aesthetics
-Gaming performance blows the previous gen consoles out of the water, and is pretty on par with what the new consoles are more than likely going to provide for the first few years.
To be perfectly honest, this is probably the only prebuilt of this price point I'd ever recommend to someone who INSISTS on getting a prebuilt gaming PC. All the flaws, especially the RAM, are very fixable (with the exception of the industry standard iffy power supply). This seems like a perfectly good starter rig to someone who wants to put a foot in the door to PC building but is still too scared to put the components together themselves. Later upgrading that cooler and adding more CPU fans seems like it'll be a great and low-stress opportunity to learn PC building in steps before they're comfortable putting a whole PC together.
Just the fact that, out of the box, you actually get all the performance you paid for without having to call into tech support or access the BIOS is a huge plus for me. I think you're being a little harsh on it considering the industry standard of prebuilts.
@@powerfitz_ With the state of graphics card prices right now, its definitely worth it. I got one with a 3070, and after a hundred bucks worth of upgrades (which yes, I shouldnt have to do) to the cooler and fans, probably run like a dream.
@@powerfitz_ You can uninstall McAfee lol
I just bought this pc but it came with a I7 10700k processor and a much beefier cooler. planning on changing the ram and adding another hard drive. it was a black Friday deal and really didn't seem like a bad build for the price
I'd recommend just getting an external ssd if you need even more storage.
I'm surprised they didn't include the prism cooler. I'm running a 3800X with the prism cooler until I can afford a better one and it works great at keeping the CPU cool.
Love your videos. I just purchased a pre built trident A. It's pretty amazing. Quiet, stays cool and seems to be great. Sadly the compromise msi made was putting in a 10700F. So no overclocking for me. Ohwell. Still a nice machine for $1400
Dawid pumping iron with the pc to show off it's exercise features
Looking at the parts, it feels like someone at Asus just took all the spare parts they had laying around in the warehouse and built the pc with them
As soon as I saw the PS/2 inputs, for a *$1,500* pre-built computer...I knew this was going to be a trip.
Most motherboard still have PS/2 ports. My MSI B450 Tomahawk has one, which is really nice since I have an old keyboard as well as my main gaming keyboard
Ps/2 inputs are still valued especially by overclockers. This is because if USB controller is too cold it's unusable
@@bitelaserkhalif Really??? I did not know that, nor would I have ever assumed such a thing if for some reason my system couldn't use them at boot and the environment was very cold. Tech be crazy
Alot of good high end motherboards still incude at least one PS/2 port and I stil use that for my keyboard (Steelseries 7G or my lovely old AST without icky windows keys). Also PS/2 is a better keyboard input but in reality you probably won't notice. :)
Actually one of the reasons I did not end up with the 570 motherboard I had planned for my Ryzen build is that it lacked a PS/2 port. Gigabyte drooped PS/2 on all but their crap 570 boards, MSi, ASUS and Asrock still had it on most of theirs.
@@liamjames-hendriks4895 He talks about extreme overclockers using LN2. USB would not have an issue with cold environment in general.
So when said “the technical term for this mouse and keyboard is e-waste” I busted out laughing but no one else in the room understood. I realize I’m alone
Best Buy is known for paying to use the ROG brand license, then they Frankenstein the PC with cheaper parts which are a slap in the face to the ROG Strix name, the Frankenstein ROG laptops they sell are a pretty great value, although some only come with one stick of RAM and little storage, buying your own upgrade parts later is cheaper than buying the higher spec laptops that already have more RAM etc.
"I think the technical term for what these are, is e-waste" XD
Is this a co-incidence or is the video's length exactly 15:00 mins to represent the system's cost($1500)?
Over analyzation.
I’m thinking about getting this already and probably will at Best Buy of all places since when I saw it I thought it was one of the nicest ones I’ve ever seen and my friend who is a pc player said it’s a pretty decent system and I told him I’d just change out problematic parts so I’m asking if you have any video tutorials on how to properly change out pc parts at all
Love all your work man keep up the good work ;)
Love your channel, to be fair this pre-built was not that bad, the system ran pretty good and there are worse, way worse out there!
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Let yourself shine😂
That's cool. I am happy you let yourself shin. 😅
@@DawidDoesTechStuff I have two fans on my graphics card and better looking power supply delivery but everything else looks the same what version could I have?
Love your videos, just a question if you still monitor these older videos: how were you even able to hear the CPU cooler over a blower card? I have a blower card (r9 290x) and the thing sounds like a jet engine and I realized none of my other fans matter until I can upgrade that card lol.
I could see you have Anxiety problem but being courageous every day. Inspiring.
Dawid, After watching the past 3 -4 videos I can confidently say that you are on your way to becoming the next Linus. Just Practice dropping more stuff and you will get there buddy
preach
Honestly, Tech CZcamsr's are one of those types of content where you don't get tired of watching and I love that I started getting into it when just 4 months ago I didn't know what dual channel, xmp, core clock, dlss, positive and negative airflow, dimm slot, pcie slot, vrm, m.2, and sata even was. I'm fucking proud for learning something I now love and possibly get a job for.
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Just bought a similar prebuilt biggest issue is the restrictions with upgrading the motherboard is custom to the case so you cannot switch it out and adding fans is a pain with the stock case, so I would recommend this mainly because of the inflations of price but be aware that upgrading ram, motherboard, and case will be a must
Do you know what’s the specs of the motherboard?
"dope ass rgb tv"
first time i ever chuckled at this channel
gg
I absolutely love mine. Got the same one from best buy and its amazing for a prebuilt. On sale you just cant beat it considering what parts cost at the moment.
venereal disease number 4 run for it!🤣
Do you know how to change the rgb lighting on it? armory crate and aura sync dont seem to do anything for me.
This case is eerily similar to my first PC. Bought an HP Omen 2 years ago for around 1200 bucks before I really knew anything about PCs. Intel i7 8700 with a stock cooler that hest throttles on every game I play with a case too thin for me to install the cooler master fan I bought, 1 stick of 16gb memory running at 2333 with a motherboard with no XMB options and a skeletized gtx 1060 with no branding on it whatsoever
Thank you for the showcast. I'm looking at the new version with RTX 3090 or the MSI infinit .. thoughts?
Would really appreicate an advice for a pre-built.
Dawid: I don't like ittt!!!!
Also Dawid: ...Imma get it
Wired People get it 😉
I hate it, I'll take your entire stock!
Dawid: I don't like ittt!!!!
Everyone: who gives a shit about what you like....
When I worked at Best Buy I learned that none of the Geek Squad agents who knew what they were doing, ever built their PCs at Best Buy & none of the other agents had even built a PC before.
I was unable to build my own computer for various reasons so I ended up building and paying for the assembly of a computer from Memory Express. I selected the parts I wanted from their online store using their PC builder and paid them to assemble it. Although you could just get the parts shipped if you would prefer to do it yourself. They even had some sales on a few parts. Better then going out and buying a pre-built as you know what's in the system and how much you paid for them to assemble it. They have both an online store and physical locations, but they had no stores in my province so I had mine shipped.
Only a couple of issues with them. Their customer service took awhile to get back to me via email, and you were unable to call for online sales as they took their line down due to the volume of calls they were receiving at the time. One issue they never got back to me on was me just seeing if I could switch a part out the day after I placed my order since a graphics card went on sale for about $100 less (same card, different brand). The other time I contacted them for an issue the response took just a couple of days and they were helpful. For expensive orders they will do a verification process to ensure there is no fraud going on, that was annoying and took a couple of days, I even had to send a couple of follow up emails since they were taking long to respond. One of their employees creeped my LinkedIn profile which I really didn't like, but whatever. All in all I liked the product I received, and I would definitely recommend them. You should do a review of Memory Express, and other online stores for computers in Canada!
Appreciate that rant, it was spot on!
‘I’m really interested to see what temperatures we’ll get with this small peepee cooler”. Nearly killed me!
well it is a small pee pee cooler does amd not sell that cpu with a larger more powerful cooler with the cpu?
@@raven4k998 exactly. It comes with a rgb cooler and its way better
2:11
Linus: You underestimate my power!
Mine came with a much bigger cooler but still not being the Stock AMD one, and for Dawid's wet dream, mine did come with dual channel ram lol. Seems to be a good pc for me since my last one was one my mom bought in 2005 and I was jealous of my friends 6gb ram laptop.. Good luck out there pre-built bretheren!
4 months later, with the RTX 3XXX series launch fiasco, crippling silicon wafer shortage, and rampant price gouging worse than ever, and the fact that a brand new RTX 2070 super can fetch prices as high as 1,000-1,200USD in and of itself, this prebuiltmight be a scam, but it's literally better than the scam of buying all these components separately, so I actually gifted one of these to my father for his birthday.
Just gave him some fresh dual channel ram, and he seems to be loving it.
Mine came with a RTX 3070, 1TB ssd, 32gb DDR4 ram
dont mind me, just providing user engagement
Thank you very much person. 😁
I bought this and a day after this video popped in my recommended feed thank God I watched this video! Returned the the PC right after!!! And decided to build my own.
Oh cool! Good luck with the build. If you have any questions, you can go ask in my Discord. Somebody will be happy to help you out. :)
@@DawidDoesTechStuff what’s the discord?
@@Jesushernandezfuentes it's in the video description
sadly bought this exact one but changed over almost every part to a different case and swapped the mobo, switched to dual channel, different cooler and new psu and it works just fine for me
i do miss the noise my pc used to make - hearing that fan work like crazy made me feel a bit nostalgic :D
Dawid: "ASUS, U ARE BETTER THAN THAT!!"
Me: i thought so too till 6 months ago.
Times change...
Asus has always made expensive junk
@@deleteduser6074 Asus made, and still makes some good stuff. Regarding prices, i dont want to comment, but that prebuilt THING, ROG branded that Dawid bought for 1500 dollars is depressing. Thats the thing! They take advantage of unaware customers. I can build a MUCH BETTER pc using a ROG motherboard for 800-1000 dollars and spend the other 500 for beer (i drink it while i game or watch youtube videos😅)
@@striker21ro their customer support is terrible, their rma process is a headache, on a personal level, i have had more problems with asus than any other brand.
They have also been anti consumer, for the last 20 ish years anyway
@@deleteduser6074 Never had a problem with their RMA process, especially on ROG stuff.
@@justair44 you're the only one
Great work sir - thank you. It reaffirms why I build my own rigs.
asssuming you could get a 3060 easily on the market......
Dude, thanks for this I've been looking at that computer (the 2K version) for couple days, and this really helped me see what's inside. I'm planning to use it for video editing and blender (3d modeling) and now I'm very skeptical about the cheap fans and 1 slot ram... help me find a pre build that doesn't have those issues if you can, thanks!
If you have 2,000 I'd recommend building a pc yourself vs buying a prebuilt
Your vocabulary is always fun as hall bro. 😄 🤘👏🖤💚
This is exactly why I dont buy prebuilt systems. The only parts I can see that are worth the cost: are the 3700x and the 2070 super. Unfortunately its not a dual or triple fan design. And the poor CPU is probably going to cook under that anaemic looking cooler.
Are there any prebuilds that you recommend? Would be good to see a video of which ones are considered good!
I recommend a ASUS ROG pre-built with dual channel memory, A dell XPS pre-built (comes with dual channel out of the box)
This dude won’t answer you he just hates Prebuilds he literally hates on every pre build literally in every video. He never says anything good about them.
I finally see someone benchmark Rainbow Six Siege, no one ever benchmarks it.
props to you dawid.
Like the insite on this pc. Unfortunately im know nothing about PCs and got this one before watching this video. Can you do a video or add the details in the comments about what parts you would recommend others to properly set it up for someone interested in gaming with it.
That whispered *let yourself shine* will hunt me im my dreams
😂😂😂
Hunt? Wtf is that? Do you mean haunt? 😭
“You should see the problem” not when it’s your first PC and don’t know the “problems” of a PC yet
exactly like this guy is being so harsh not everyone has $10000 to spend on a pc
@@dazzledinz0 he litetally is saying that for the money it costs, it doesn't provide (bad cpu cooler, 1 ram chip, and a bad motherboard)... He isn't saying "it's cheap trash", he's saying it's expensive for what you get...
@@dazzledinz0 well, for the price of this pc, you could build something better and safer
Subbed because of the rant was 10/10. Couldn’t have said it any better myself
I bought the same rig 2 years ago and still working just fine till now. Just buy and play untill it breaks!
Damn lol I got basically this exact same prebuilt, Surprisingly enough it hasnt gotten very hot while gaming (My processor is a Ryzen 3600x, GPU is the 2060Super (Same motherboard, ram, and PSU)
You should make a tutorial on how to remove all the components from the motherboard, and totally replace the motherboard with a better one, and re-connect everything, seeing that this particular type of pre-built is so new that there are no guides, I think you would help alot of people out, including myself :)
(I am most worried about the cheapness of my motherboard or my PSU)
Yeah me too I installed new ram I’m now looking for a new psu then motherboard
my friend is getting this to not build his pc but he does not know he needs to build that pc all over again to get new motherboards
@@huseyinakif9502 what?
@@cardboardtruck1009 he is getting a prebuild so he does not have to build it himself but he will need a better motherboard eventually and he will have to build the pc again
@@huseyinakif9502 oh
The ending was the best. Someone please make a meme of him saying that’s naughty
I recently bought the same PC, and my plan is to just gradually switch out the parts. I'm already about to change cases in a few months, and then the fans.
Just picked this up for a crazy good deal, picked up a deep cool case and new ram, so exited to swap it out and get out the power it was intended for!
when the alienware rig came into the screen all i saw was Escape from tarkov xD
The two Ram sticks that you installed are RGB thats why the performance boost
A major reason for cutting corners is available inventory. If they have a surplus of motherboard x or single channel ram y, that's what they'll use.
Picked up a CyberpowerPC pre-built at Best Buy this past December when it went on sale. Came with a full-size MSI Pro Z690-A WiFi motherboard, 16GB dual-channel 3200MHz RAM, 1TB NVMe SSD, RTX 3070 (blower style, but it does help keep the inside of the case nice and cool), Core i7-1200KF, 800W (non-modular but still good) PSU, five PWM fans with ARGB, and an AIO cooler with a 240mm radiator and ARGB pump cover. The motherboard, GPU, memory, storage, and cooler would have cost at least as much as I paid for the whole system, and its case and other bits and bobs were also pretty darned decent. Granted, I ultimately swapped the guts over to a Fractal Design North case, but it still came in cheaper than I could've built my own system from the ground up.
All that's to say there are some decent pre-builts out there if you're willing to go with lesser-known brands, especially when they get steeply discounted during the holidays as retailers are also trying to offload the year-old systems to make way for the new stuff.
I like how we still use crysis as a testing benchmark even after all these years.
Crysis and now rdr2 and Cyber Punk lol