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@@DawidDoesTechStuff can you do a follow up on the cpu fan mount and go indepth on if you can or can't take everything out and put it in a different case
@@Psyberify i was sorta joking on my sentence, since my case only has ventilation from the side towards the front io. In others words it doesn't breath. Just the interior exhaust fan at the back of the case is effective. The case has a very nice exterior with a tempered glass side panel, and a brushed aluminum look front panel.
@@skids6885 my case makes this case look like an air tight coffin. i'm using a CoolerMaster HAF XB lanbox/test bench case. two 120x120 fans in front one in back and a big 200x200 fan on top. the main board lays down in this style of case so i coupled it with a Be quiet Shadow rock top down cooler.
@@DenverStarkey That case looks somewhat like a box server ngl, but still really cool, that case has alotta airflow ventilation. Makes me replace my case with something similar since my cpu temps always spikes high underload.
The last time I saw Chicony's logo was on my 14 year old Chicony membrane keyboard that surprisingly still works well and has no letters peeled off of it.
i have chickony's keyboard that is ps 2 and 11 Years old it wos used with athlon xp or sempron windows xp based maschine(fun fact it was having giant turbo "ninja" flower cooler fool Cooper temp under full load 35) its still working perfectly Fine and ITS MECHANIC KEYBOARD at its buy date it cost obout 20 $
Depending on the process to make usable vents, they may be actually wasting or matching the material used to do so, but I'm sure it is probably more due to manufacturing costs than material costs.
More effort is required to machine the holes for flow. I'm not saying that is good justification. The problem lies with vendors wanting to sell products with round numbers (i.e. $500, $550, $575) so if the machining costs an extra $3, the vendor doesn't want to have an "weird" number (not a zero or 5) in their "round" price. It's the dumbest sh1t in the world.
I think it probably was someone doing the marketing looked at pictures of the case, assumed it was ventilation/intake for the case and highlighted it with out checking. Edit: Assumed not assembled...
Hi Dawid! I just finished building my first pc and I want to say thanks. I got your channel recommended to me one day and that was what started my interest in pcs. Thanks!
The particular prebuilt in the thumbnail is actually pretty good for the price if you spend a extra 50 bucks on more ram to alleviate that single channel problem. It's fairly upgradable too. For $500 or $550 (including the ram upgrade I mentioned) that's a good deal.
The prebuilts have terrible airflow but i was able to snag a prebuilt with a TUF FHR 3080 and i7 11700kf inside for 2100$. Transfered everything into a meshify 2 case, installed a fuma 2 cooler, and now it's a cool and silent powerful rig
@@DawidDoesTechStuff i am glad i went with Coolermater case H500 its awesome and tons of airflow with front panel MESH..and 2x200mm fans.. got great temps even with 5900X and 3080 its just on another level even those ports on front with case its horrible just a few ports..
those temps are so bad.. i stay under 65c even under load in games with my 5900X using 360mm Aio and GPU is Gaming X TRIO so i stay around 70c even with 3080
Unless the tech is a result of alien negative energy tech the constraints in airflow is choking the life out of that poor gpu blower. The blower motor will probably fail before the gpu. The gpu will meet the same end soon after.
Correct me if Im wrong, but is the Mobo an Asus Prime B550M-K? I saw that MB tech specification on Asus USA homepage and said it has a VRM heatsink, while the picture on the homepage does not show any VRM heatsinks at all. And also, IIRC the B550M-K fo not have ARGB headers, and does not support Aura Sync. Why does the brochure for G10DK said otherwise? Did Asus made a mistake bout the heatsinks and Aura or I'm mistaken?
well, i really think it`s probably that SOME Ryzen are benefiting a lot from dual channel. For my pool old 1600AF the change between 1x8 and 2x8 is no more than 5%
@@iliyacheresharov you'll get about 5% more fps in dual channel sure, but you'll get better stability and frametimes, meaning you'll have less micro stutters.
Dawid in Best Buy browsing prebuilt PC section: "this PC looks like a disgusting piece of crap!" Best buy employee: "Sir do you need help finding something?" Dawid "No this is just what I was looking for!!" Best buy employee: "But didn't you just say that it looks disgusting" Dawid "Yes its perfect" Best buy employee: "............"
I remember having one of those console PCs, the Asus G20 and that thing ran hot all the time and because it was in a small form factor, had little to no upgradability. For $1k back in 2010, that was a lot for a gaming PC but it was absolutely trash. Within the year it shitted so I basically took out my frustration on the thing before tossing it into the recycler. Ironically enough, that was my spark to start building my own systems and such and I'm happy that it happened.
It's like no prebuild manufacturer understands how cooling and airflow works. They all seem to be shooting for some ideal form of a completely sealed box.
It's because people who buy prebuilts don't ever bother to open their computers and clean the dust. Additional airflow will only make this worse. And it's also less effort for Asus anyways.
@@DawidDoesTechStuff Prebuilts like these are marketed at young kids who couldn't care less about airflow, and don't care about specs either except the big main numbers (3070, 16gig ram, ryzen cpu, etc). They don't care that the whole rig is bottlenecked in 10 different places and probably losing 50% of its potential peak performance because of it. As long as they can get around 100fps in their main gaming resolution they'll be happy. So why would Asus bother shipping the prebuilt with an actually competent cpu cooler, or make a case that's just gonna let more dust in and require more maintenance that said young kids won't ever do? Why make a clean design, when edgy is what sells to their target audience? Why even brand it with "ROG" when there is not a single ROG product inside? It's all because they want to cut away as much cost as humanly possible, because their target audience wouldn't be able to desire the increase in performance anyways. Why charge more for better solutions, when customer can be satisfied with less. It's pure and simple business. Asus knows how to make the best GPU solutions on the market, yet they ship it with this barebones 3070 that is barely any better than stock. They don't even use their own power supply which they're so proud of. The only thing worthy of their name is probably the motherboard, because they actually build it from the ground up and thus can afford to offer a decent solution.
@@Real_MisterSir Your patronizing aside, most machines have bottlenecks of all sorts in them. By nature of tech its impossible for everything to 100% utilize everything else to its fullest. Like how not even modern ssds can saturate a pcie 3 bandwidth.
Literally made it in less than a minute. God damn love this man, especially since the "Runs like a kid with polio" joke. Next time I'll make it in the first second.
Use a dremel tool and cut some openings and zip tie a 120mm fan to the front wall inside the case and it would be a night and day difference. I would do it if I had this PC.
@@MrR2185 thats exactly what i did with mine few weeks ago,not as clean though, just drilled few holes in the front panel and zip tied the fan :D temps went down about 15c on average across the board, can recommend
Yes...but for the people who buy this for $2k, it should have that already done from factory...its sad because it looks like you can fit at least two 120mm fans
Seriously though, thank you for buying all these systems. It's a lot of money and time, it's incredible how fast we're going through different systems too. Loving these videos.
Asus prebuilts is a type of prebuilt that stands for: *Aesthetics over performance.* they have a pretty case, but then you have all these non Asus rog parts inside!
@@DawidDoesTechStuff so I am curious how much opening up those fake vents in the front with a Dremel will do to practical airflow in the system, like how good would it be if it came from the factory like that?
You should do a follow up where you cut slits in the front panel where “ASUS’ marketing intended them to be.” Honestly you could even do it as a #short.
So basically sounds like if you drill some holes in the front panel (or just pull it off), replace the cooler, and put in a matched set of RAM vs a single stick you've got an actual decent prebuilt. Good to know!
I always wonder who’s in charge of the product and sale team? They know gamers are gonna be nit picky and will want the best thermals, dual channel ram, and a clean OS installation.
I'd love to see a take where you take this prebuilt and do whatever you must, in order to optimize it to its full potential. I'm talking; - Get proper ram - Install a real cpu cooler - modify the case for airflow - install additional cooling fans in the case accordingly Basically do everything you wish that the prebuild would have shipped with from the store, and then do a summary of the changes you've made, and perhaps the associated cost too, just to see how much has been cut out by the "Asus marketing budget" for this pc.
the probleme is for me IF you have to buy ANYTHING else after you bought the prebuilt. means that the prebuilt was trash, and you should have made a custom pc from the start.
@@wellaname221 Yea that's exactly the point; to highlight exactly how much the average prebuilts are skimping out on and how compromising their offers truly are, when compared to an actually decently put together rig (with same core hardware, just built with common sense).
@@Real_MisterSir yup i see your take. honestly i stopped watching this youtuber the moment i have seen one of his prebuilt Test where the pc couldn't even Run a game 1 hours straight without 7 crashs" his words" , and in his conclusion he described the pc as " OKEY " when he should advise people to Avoid it even if it was the last pc on earth. his reviews are Shady AT best.
@@wellaname221 Damn.. I haven't seen that one. I personally wouldn't even feel comfortable giving a rating at all to a product that fails at such core tasks as running a game. That is something a pc just needs to do without question or hickups.
I think putting everything into a new case is probably the best thing. There you go - an episode on moving the contents to a new case and see what the performance is like with proper airflow and coolers in place.
@@brianbillings6518 same, i think im just getting a basic white case on amazon that has good reviews, im pretty sure all my parts and stuff will fit if not ill just return the case and get another
I don't know how actual airflow was, but they had the only prebuilt I ever actually wanted some years back. When you were gaming these vents would open on the side to increase airflow. It had a secret drive that didn't show up until you used an RFID bracelet to identify yourself and unlock it. It is like they poured all their creativity into that last big hurrah and then stopped trying.
Wow, so the day finally came where Dawid reviewed the prebuilt that I own and I can’t believe ASUS actually went backwards! I bought mine last year at $1400 with the same Ryzen 7 3700X, but with an RTX 2070 Super, and it has two advantages over the one in this review, which are that mine came with dual channel RAM out of the box, and that mine came with a Great Wall 80 plus Gold PSU instead. I also don’t recall ever seeing my cpu temps go that high in a game. They learned nothing from last year and in fact went the wrong direction! This crappy prebuilt debacle will never end!
I've also got this prebuilt. Mine too came with dual channel memory. And a much better CPU cooler than the one seen in this video. Odd how there doesn't seem to be much consistency with these builds. Cheers 😊
@@Rxcdleyt Unless you dont know what you're doing or live in a country that has extra bad shortages, you're better off building your own system. The extra 200$ that you gotta pay for a gpu isnt too big of a deal compared to paying the same extra for a prebuilt and ending up with a prebuilt.
I bought this a couple months ago and it’s not to bad for what kind of gaming I wanted, and same mine did come with dual channel ram. I just want to upgrade it lightly and I’ll be happy
It would have been so easy for Asus to make this thing amazing. Poke some vents in the front, add a basic non-rgb fan(or two!) to the front to pull in some air and dual channel RAM for the Ryzen CPU. This thing would be king of the pre-builts! So simple! ....but nope, aesthetics win over function, yet again.
These are actually not bad computers. Just install a second 90mm fan in the bottom front for intake. The intake is at the bottom of the front panel. G10DK had dual channel ram as well with it's 3060. I have one stock with extra fan. And one recased with a ton of fans. You can't buy the parts for $1k which is what Walmart was selling the G10DK for. Note the gap at the bottom front of this case...
I have this PC as well. With a few upgrades, it can be pretty good although the thermals are rather sketchy. I do have a spare 90mm fan, but does the motherboard have a third fan header?
@@Matrix_The_One thermals were more than acceptable with the clear side panel which as you know is vented all the way around, and additional front intake fan. In fact I built a spare parts rig in this case and resold with no complaints. Still have one in the parts bin I might use for an emulator box.
It would be great to see if it were possible to “remove” the front facier part of the case (or even unscrew/pop it out and just place it slightly to the side) and see how the thermals change. Would this be a better case if it simply had actual holes in the front?
I’d love to see a video where you upgrade the case and cpu cooling and see how much it improves the system and whether it’s worth buying this OEM and upgrading it yourself
Funny story. I actually bought one of these prebuilds that had an RTX 3080 TUF, i7 11700kf. I stuck it in a new case with a liquid cooler and (2) 3600 MHz 16 GB sticks of ram. The thing runs crazy nice. Best part about it was I only paid 2K for the prebuild
@@samyisafanoffred I just got the cooler master case I have a asus GeForce rtx 3060 ryzen 5 3600x I have the stock motherboard but it has no rgb headers or anything what did you connect your liquid cooler to I have the 2 fan headers but I’m going to get a spittler of amazon but I want a cpu liquid cooler but don’t know what one has no rgb header cause I don’t have one
@@samyisafanoffred so your telling me that it's worth getting the asus rog at 1,200 dollars and then upgrading it afterwards?? Or is it better to get a 1,500 dollar prebuilt pc with everything made to be best quality
Glad to see your channel continues to grow. Dawid you deserve it. I have been subbed since you had like 10k subs and you seem like a really genuine geek. Just like most of us gamers. Congrats and I hope to see you at 1 million subs by the end of 2022.
Dawid, always a pleasure watching your videos, they are informative with a blend of class and humour that no other tech reviewer has. Well done good sir!
I was left disappointed that you didn't test the system with a decent air cooler and/or liquid cooler (why not both?) and show how much this would have helped (at least on the noise side of things). Otherwise, very interesting to watch.
I bought an ASUS ROG laptop 7 years ago and it was fantastic. Well, it wasn't really a laptop; it was a portable desktop replacement (17 inch screen., haha.) I still have fond memories of it.
It would be interesting to see the guts transplanted into a case with great air flow. Maybe with a better cpu cooler and see the difference. Lovely analogies as ever Dawid.
@@shabazz18 my CPU stays kinda hot tho should i replace cpu fan? i just bought the whole computer less than a week ago then transferred cases yesterday.
I think this is a cheap version of that gaming system. I had the older model (cl12cm) from 2018 with a 8700k and a 1080. It didn’t perform bad as it was also water cooled and it was a pretty solid starting build. I still use it and changed the graphics card to a 3070 Ti, and got myself a new case and cpu cooler. Overall was not a bad build even tho the motherboard has some issues (missing standard usb 3.1 header for standard front I/O (as it’s front I/O was proprietary), the back of the motherboard is amazing it has 8 USB ports (2x 2.0, 4x3.1, 2x3.0), full audio card, Ethernet. Once you get rid of the bloat ware u are good to go! (Bios not standard so that’s a big downside)
@@DawidDoesTechStuff I have one of these asus prebuilt ones, “ASUS - ROG Gaming Desktop - Intel Core i7-11700F - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 - 1TB HDD + 512GB SSD” It runs cool and perfectly fine. What desktop prebuilt from asus are you using in this video?
Chicony actually makes solid PSUs. You are correct, they mostly make brick style supplies, but do have a small selection of desktop units. I have never had an issue with any of them. I'd not call them high end, but more than adequate for most tasks.
I bought an Asus Strix pre-built earlier this year, one of the top models with an RTX 3080, 11700KF and an actual ATX motherboard. I literally only kept the motherboard, CPU and GPU and bought everything else. One big big issue is the bios on the motherboard. Even though the board is a bog stock Asus Z490-F board, it has a proprietary bios that has not been updated since last year. As such features like resizable bar cannot be made to work (Even though it's listed in the bios). I'm probably going to have to swap out the board as well. And on a side note they put a bead of glue in the USB 3.0 port on the board, when I tried to remove the header, it stripped the USB 3.0 cable apart. I can't use the header in the new case without perhaps destroying the port entirely. Crazy things we do to get a decent GPU. Power supply was a great wall and the MSATA drive was a bottom of the line Intel. single stick of no name RAM.
I have this exact pre built gaming PC from walmart purchased around 2022. Its worked great so far. Only issue ive had with it was when someone just unplugged it from the wall while it was still on and it would not turn on. Its been a great gaming PC. Im probably gonna upgrade to a better PC later this year or see how much longer i can use this one till something really breaks.
A few months before this, I built the same specs only with 64gb dual channel RAM and 2x2tb NVMe SSDs for $1600...the only thing I'm missing is a new GPU (stuck with my old 1060 due to shortage prices). ASUS could have easily stuck in a dual channel kit and a nice CPU cooler for roughly the same price & still turned a healthy profit, having made a better bang-for-buck gaming machine than I did. Shame. Could have at least added a couple case fans ffs.
Please do a follow up video where you drilled lots of holes in the front to give it air flow and replace the CPU cooler with a nice be quiet! 250W TDP Dark Rock Pro 4 CPU Cooler or something good and then replace that crappy fan in the back to make the case silent. I would love to see a pre-built pc turned into a great pc for under $200!
You can definitely use a 500W PSU with a 3070 unless you have a super high end cpu and 17 rgb fans in there I guess, picking a reputable brand is far more important than having extra headroom in the wattage.
Dhoelath as a matter of urgency any owner should swap out the power suply as soon as possible. Aside from safety I'd believe that under powering is a hot issue.
NVidia overshoots a little bit on the PSU recommendation because they can't predict whether the consumer will go for a super cheap no-name one or a 80+ platinum, so they might as well guarantee some headroom. However, 500W for a 3070 really is too low for comfort.
I bought same GL10CS with 1660ti, intel i5 9400f and 16gb (dual stick, at least) little over year ago for 840USD. Fair price, as I'm a casual user, but my question is - what would you recommend to upgrade in this setup? Case, CPU cooling?
It’s so baffling how Asus manages to make some of the best individual PC parts, yet when it comes to making full systems (both desktops and laptops) they always fuck it up big time in one way or another. (Had severe thermal throttling on my mid-spec zephyrus G14 (even at 100% fan speed) that was causing actual slowdown, not just stutters and framedrops.)
look at other reviews. this guy is just a snob. if i wanna spend 1000$ on a prebuilt this thing rocks. just get the 1660 ti not the super. airflow is not bad. and ive looked at tems of this in test and they stay about 60. js this dude got paid to rip on this system.
@@sgt.skibby570 Just because someone else doesn’t like something you do like doesn’t mean they got paid to rip on the system. If you like said system then more power to you, but claiming someone got paid to rip on something just because you disagree with their opinion is childish.
Would have been interesting to see you put all those components in that older case and see what happens to the thermals. Perhaps change the cooler and dual ram as well. Bet that would do this system wonders. Moral of the story, if you’re building and have money, go ROG. If you’re buying a prebuilt stay well aware as they don’t use ROG components in the pre built anyway
Personally, I think their ROG Zephyrus laptops are fantastic. Great build quality, and really good cooling. I just don't understand why they would cut corners with their desktops. Also, was ray tracing enabled? Because if not, performance is pretty disappointing since I get on average 125 fps @1080, and 100 fps @1440 on a 3800X and a GTX 1080. Although both GPU and CPU are liquid cooled, which may have a slight advantage.
So I was planning to get this PC since it’s for sale at Walmart for $999 with an RTX 3060 and a Ryzen 7 5700G, and I was wondering if I could just move everything into a different case and maybe get a different cpu cooler. If so, what would be some recommendations for either? Thanks!
I had the model with a ryzen 5 3600x and I threw mine on a new asrock mobo, a Lian Li lancool 2 mesh performance, and threw another stick of ram in, as well as a coolermaster ml240lv2. The case allows great airflow, and the cooler is super beneficial for temps, no throttling and always reaching max boost clock. It was about $225 CAD for just the case and cooler
Interesting videos. I recently bought a G10DK (same case) with 5700G+3060, 2x 8GB SK 3200 ram, and an extra HDD by the PSU for 999 USD from Walmart. It seems the 60 series GC runs a little bit cooler on BF V and I got about the same FPS reading as your test. However, recently it got some stutter when playing. I'm not sure if it's the CPU cooler, ram, PSU, or simply because I installed the game on the HDD other than SSD? I do have plan to upgrade the PSU (bought a seasonic focus 650W), CPU cooler (Noctua U9 maybe, looking for something shorter that could fit), RAM (bought pair of crucial ballistix 3200) and a bigger and better SSD to replace the installed SN530. Do you have any suggestion on my upgrade ideas? Or any other idea to make it better? Thanks.
I bought the exact same thing you bought. I did put it a corsair 4000d airflow case and the temps dropped about 15-20c on the gpu. That case that it came in was garbage. I saw it at Walmart for $999, and figured that the graphic card alone was worth that almost.
@@bhuffine2557 yea, that's what everyone said. So maybe eventually I'll get a new case. We bought another cheap (850 in today's market) Lenovo desktop for my wife from Costco. That desktop seems to have a much better case with 3 120mm fans, but worse graphic card (1660 super)
Yeah, it's a bit of a heater box.. . and yeah, I recommended the same mods just looking at it. My friend is going to pick one up tomorrow. Needs cooling.
I actually have a 17 inch Asus rog stric laptop and it's one of the best laptop I've seen in terms of cooling (temps barely go above 70 degrees). After watching the video, I can say that my 1660ti laptop performs almost the same as this prebuilt
@@Derek_The_Magnificent_Bastard in battlefield 5 I get a pretty similar experience (90fps at 1080p ultra while getting better temps then the prebuilt) I think this prebuilt just destroys itself because of its bad cooling
I legitimately love how you managed to get Corsair to pay for you to trash talk one of their competitors, especially one I've had as many problems with as ASUS xD
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I’m getting a pre built that has a 3060 👀
Take a Dremel with a small cutting wheel and make those fake vents functional.
Best channel
Best video
Best youtuber
"Actual airflow is better than marketed airflow."
- Dawid 2021
Definitely in the top 100 things he’s ever said, someone make a list
@@trentonmeeuwsen739 I would love a list. 😂
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@@DawidDoesTechStuff can you do a follow up on the cpu fan mount and go indepth on if you can or can't take everything out and put it in a different case
Looool. The ‘fake’ front airflow marketing just breaks me.
@@moonman7777 The case got better airflow than my own custom build.
@@skids6885 That’s impressive. Is it in just a metal shell?
@@Psyberify i was sorta joking on my sentence, since my case only has ventilation from the side towards the front io. In others words it doesn't breath. Just the interior exhaust fan at the back of the case is effective.
The case has a very nice exterior with a tempered glass side panel, and a brushed aluminum look front panel.
@@skids6885
my case makes this case look like an air tight coffin. i'm using a CoolerMaster HAF XB lanbox/test bench case. two 120x120 fans in front one in back and a big 200x200 fan on top. the main board lays down in this style of case so i coupled it with a Be quiet Shadow rock top down cooler.
@@DenverStarkey That case looks somewhat like a box server ngl, but still really cool, that case has alotta airflow ventilation. Makes me replace my case with something similar since my cpu temps always spikes high underload.
The last time I saw Chicony's logo was on my 14 year old Chicony membrane keyboard that surprisingly still works well and has no letters peeled off of it.
i have chickony's keyboard that is ps 2 and 11 Years old it wos used with athlon xp or sempron windows xp based maschine(fun fact it was having giant turbo "ninja" flower cooler fool Cooper temp under full load 35) its still working perfectly Fine and ITS MECHANIC KEYBOARD at its buy date it cost obout 20 $
full cooper
Their 80s early 90s keyboards had blue Alps and other highly sought after switches, then they got infected with the rubber virus.
My dock has a Chickony power supply, and I know there are some others hanging around in boxes from the Paleolithic era.
I’ve heard of chicony somewhere can’t remember where tho
One thing I'll never understand is why they go through the effort of faking vents, when they could just use less material and have actual vents...
Depending on the process to make usable vents, they may be actually wasting or matching the material used to do so, but I'm sure it is probably more due to manufacturing costs than material costs.
Planned obsolescence, I imagine
It's like people who buy fake hood vents and riotously stick them on their Toyotas and say they're muscle cars!
@@elephystryI don't see that, the hardware will never run hotter (if you do basic maintenance). That case is just poor design
More effort is required to machine the holes for flow. I'm not saying that is good justification. The problem lies with vendors wanting to sell products with round numbers (i.e. $500, $550, $575) so if the machining costs an extra $3, the vendor doesn't want to have an "weird" number (not a zero or 5) in their "round" price.
It's the dumbest sh1t in the world.
Asus: "We like to keep our components snuggly and warm, completely sealed off from the outside world."
ASUS engineer: There's no air flow!
ASUS marketing: But there's Photoshop!
😂
@@DawidDoesTechStuff lmao
lmao
I think it probably was someone doing the marketing looked at pictures of the case, assumed it was ventilation/intake for the case and highlighted it with out checking.
Edit: Assumed not assembled...
Corporate "thinking" at its best.
guys he's addicted to buying prebuilds, he must be stopped!
Needs an intervention
Cancel that, the boy is doin' fine he's got my attention.
For those of us that don't have the knowledge to build our own I find his reviews of pre-builds educational.
@@frederickclause2694 obligatory “wow it’s so easy to build a computer just watch Linus tech tips”
Is there a hotline I can call?
Hi Dawid! I just finished building my first pc and I want to say thanks. I got your channel recommended to me one day and that was what started my interest in pcs. Thanks!
What was ur budget for ur first pc
Congrats man
@@domdinhh9772 abt 1300 us.
What gpu did u get because they are so expense at the moment
Welcome 🍻
The particular prebuilt in the thumbnail is actually pretty good for the price if you spend a extra 50 bucks on more ram to alleviate that single channel problem. It's fairly upgradable too. For $500 or $550 (including the ram upgrade I mentioned) that's a good deal.
no
@@Zeracey this now has a 3080 with 11gen I7 for 900 its even cheaper and worth now that parts are not scarce. But say no
@@Zeracey NPC
The prebuilts have terrible airflow but i was able to snag a prebuilt with a TUF FHR 3080 and i7 11700kf inside for 2100$. Transfered everything into a meshify 2 case, installed a fuma 2 cooler, and now it's a cool and silent powerful rig
Did you keep the same mobo ?
@@antoinecarazzato2202 yeah, it's a strix b560 G matx board
I think ASUS is doing something very technologically advanced with this case. *Air flow by quantum tunneling.*
Maybe it's the next big step in case design.
Ant-man style ;)
@@DawidDoesTechStuff i am glad i went with Coolermater case H500 its awesome and tons of airflow with front panel MESH..and 2x200mm fans.. got great temps even with 5900X and 3080 its just on another level even those ports on front with case its horrible just a few ports..
those temps are so bad.. i stay under 65c even under load in games with my 5900X using 360mm Aio and GPU is Gaming X TRIO so i stay around 70c even with 3080
Unless the tech is a result of alien negative energy tech the constraints in airflow is choking the life out of that poor gpu blower. The blower motor will probably fail before the gpu. The gpu will meet the same end soon after.
Clearly the single stick of RAM is actually a hi-tech heat management feature.
It really seems like it.
@@DawidDoesTechStuff.
Correct me if Im wrong, but is the Mobo an Asus Prime B550M-K?
I saw that MB tech specification on Asus USA homepage and said it has a VRM heatsink, while the picture on the homepage does not show any VRM heatsinks at all.
And also, IIRC the B550M-K fo not have ARGB headers, and does not support Aura Sync. Why does the brochure for G10DK said otherwise?
Did Asus made a mistake bout the heatsinks and Aura or I'm mistaken?
well, i really think it`s probably that SOME Ryzen are benefiting a lot from dual channel. For my pool old 1600AF the change between 1x8 and 2x8 is no more than 5%
@@iliyacheresharov you'll get about 5% more fps in dual channel sure, but you'll get better stability and frametimes, meaning you'll have less micro stutters.
Dawid in Best Buy browsing prebuilt PC section: "this PC looks like a disgusting piece of crap!"
Best buy employee: "Sir do you need help finding something?"
Dawid "No this is just what I was looking for!!"
Best buy employee: "But didn't you just say that it looks disgusting"
Dawid "Yes its perfect"
Best buy employee: "............"
Employee doesn’t know what is required for a prebuilt PC roast video LoL 😂
My goal is beyond your understanding
you do not understand where im going with thic pc...
I remember having one of those console PCs, the Asus G20 and that thing ran hot all the time and because it was in a small form factor, had little to no upgradability. For $1k back in 2010, that was a lot for a gaming PC but it was absolutely trash. Within the year it shitted so I basically took out my frustration on the thing before tossing it into the recycler. Ironically enough, that was my spark to start building my own systems and such and I'm happy that it happened.
"Light bondage action"
You kill me bro. You are one of a kind and thats what keeps me coming back. Thank you.
It's like no prebuild manufacturer understands how cooling and airflow works. They all seem to be shooting for some ideal form of a completely sealed box.
It's weird especially considering that Asus knows how to make a decent case.
It's because people who buy prebuilts don't ever bother to open their computers and clean the dust. Additional airflow will only make this worse. And it's also less effort for Asus anyways.
Let's forget we that the 2021 version of the Legion 5 have a proper mesh front and top
@@DawidDoesTechStuff Prebuilts like these are marketed at young kids who couldn't care less about airflow, and don't care about specs either except the big main numbers (3070, 16gig ram, ryzen cpu, etc). They don't care that the whole rig is bottlenecked in 10 different places and probably losing 50% of its potential peak performance because of it. As long as they can get around 100fps in their main gaming resolution they'll be happy.
So why would Asus bother shipping the prebuilt with an actually competent cpu cooler, or make a case that's just gonna let more dust in and require more maintenance that said young kids won't ever do? Why make a clean design, when edgy is what sells to their target audience? Why even brand it with "ROG" when there is not a single ROG product inside? It's all because they want to cut away as much cost as humanly possible, because their target audience wouldn't be able to desire the increase in performance anyways. Why charge more for better solutions, when customer can be satisfied with less. It's pure and simple business.
Asus knows how to make the best GPU solutions on the market, yet they ship it with this barebones 3070 that is barely any better than stock. They don't even use their own power supply which they're so proud of. The only thing worthy of their name is probably the motherboard, because they actually build it from the ground up and thus can afford to offer a decent solution.
@@Real_MisterSir Your patronizing aside, most machines have bottlenecks of all sorts in them. By nature of tech its impossible for everything to 100% utilize everything else to its fullest. Like how not even modern ssds can saturate a pcie 3 bandwidth.
Literally made it in less than a minute. God damn love this man, especially since the "Runs like a kid with polio" joke. Next time I'll make it in the first second.
😂
@@DawidDoesTechStuff hi
It was “the cooler equivalent of thumbing in a softy” for me. Just about choked on my own breath, I laughed so hard.
You should cut open the "vents" to see how much it helps the cooling
or just remove the front. its just clipped in place :-)
I really wanna see that video !
Use a dremel tool and cut some openings and zip tie a 120mm fan to the front wall inside the case and it would be a night and day difference. I would do it if I had this PC.
@@MrR2185 thats exactly what i did with mine few weeks ago,not as clean though, just drilled few holes in the front panel and zip tied the fan :D
temps went down about 15c on average across the board, can recommend
Yes...but for the people who buy this for $2k, it should have that already done from factory...its sad because it looks like you can fit at least two 120mm fans
Me buying my first gaming PC excited to play*
UA-cam: "WHY DOES THIS COMPUTER SUCK ASS AND YOURE STUPID FOR BUYING"
Hi Dawid I’m glad your channel keeps growing your contents always been original and funny and informative all at the same time
Seriously though, thank you for buying all these systems. It's a lot of money and time, it's incredible how fast we're going through different systems too. Loving these videos.
Asus prebuilts is a type of prebuilt that stands for: *Aesthetics over performance.* they have a pretty case, but then you have all these non Asus rog parts inside!
You think the case looks good? idk man, i feel like their products are made to appeal to young kids who like gamer stuff. i hate it
@@samgoff5289 that’s the point. You have this sick case, but then you have beefy parts inside
Case is ugly too, though...
The entire design team for that case needs to be fired. And the person who signed off on it actually being sold.
you need to spend more money like to see him review the ga 35 sure the case is trash but easy swap lol
from the looks of it, this is basically a reskin of the office PCs they sell, with a GPU stuck in it.
It does feel a lot like that.
@@DawidDoesTechStuff so I am curious how much opening up those fake vents in the front with a Dremel will do to practical airflow in the system, like how good would it be if it came from the factory like that?
@@mattparker9726or keep the side panel off
@@Neptune695 well then I guess the cooler is to blame
Daummm sir u really solved the riddle. smart.
I always watch your ads because they’re just as entertaining as the rest of the video
Just found this channel and safe to say im already addicted to it.
"Get to your door undamaged"
UPS Man: Challenge accepted!
Every case I've ever ordered delivered to my house has come damaged, finally had it shipped to a Best Buy and it was fine
You should do a follow up where you cut slits in the front panel where “ASUS’ marketing intended them to be.” Honestly you could even do it as a #short.
Was looking at one these. This was very helpful. Good hands on and honest review 👍
So basically sounds like if you drill some holes in the front panel (or just pull it off), replace the cooler, and put in a matched set of RAM vs a single stick you've got an actual decent prebuilt. Good to know!
I guess, and the fact that it's easley upgradeable makes it even better
men love holes
"This cooler equivalent of a damp handshake" I fucking love your humor.
We've gotta get a video of you swapping this into a standard case, upgrading the cpu cooler, and leaving that 2nd stick of ram in!
Which is odd because ASUS makes amazing components..
Good laptops as well. Well, except their TUF branded ones which are awful but the rest are pretty good ;p
i love how most billionaire companies cant make a good prebuild but can make good components
I want to know who decided that case should even be sold, because that’s ridiculous.
Yeah they dont put them in their pre-builts 😭
I always wonder who’s in charge of the product and sale team? They know gamers are gonna be nit picky and will want the best thermals, dual channel ram, and a clean OS installation.
I'd love to see a take where you take this prebuilt and do whatever you must, in order to optimize it to its full potential. I'm talking;
- Get proper ram
- Install a real cpu cooler
- modify the case for airflow
- install additional cooling fans in the case accordingly
Basically do everything you wish that the prebuild would have shipped with from the store, and then do a summary of the changes you've made, and perhaps the associated cost too, just to see how much has been cut out by the "Asus marketing budget" for this pc.
the probleme is for me IF you have to buy ANYTHING else after you bought the prebuilt. means that the prebuilt was trash, and you should have made a custom pc from the start.
@@wellaname221 Yea that's exactly the point; to highlight exactly how much the average prebuilts are skimping out on and how compromising their offers truly are, when compared to an actually decently put together rig (with same core hardware, just built with common sense).
@@Real_MisterSir yup i see your take. honestly i stopped watching this youtuber the moment i have seen one of his prebuilt Test where the pc couldn't even Run a game 1 hours straight without 7 crashs" his words" , and in his conclusion he described the pc as " OKEY " when he should advise people to Avoid it even if it was the last pc on earth. his reviews are Shady AT best.
@@wellaname221 Damn.. I haven't seen that one. I personally wouldn't even feel comfortable giving a rating at all to a product that fails at such core tasks as running a game. That is something a pc just needs to do without question or hickups.
I think putting everything into a new case is probably the best thing. There you go - an episode on moving the contents to a new case and see what the performance is like with proper airflow and coolers in place.
whats a good case for it?
@@sockswastakentwice I need to know
@@brianbillings6518 same, i think im just getting a basic white case on amazon that has good reviews, im pretty sure all my parts and stuff will fit if not ill just return the case and get another
@@sockswastakentwice Probably anything that has airflow. Would be hysterical to see it in something like a Fractal Torrent or a Corsair 4000/5000D ;)
@@cluberti i got a corsair icue 4000x rgb, it worked out lool
I don't know how actual airflow was, but they had the only prebuilt I ever actually wanted some years back. When you were gaming these vents would open on the side to increase airflow. It had a secret drive that didn't show up until you used an RFID bracelet to identify yourself and unlock it. It is like they poured all their creativity into that last big hurrah and then stopped trying.
That sounds so sick. Did you ever find out what prebuilt it was? I really won’t to see some videos on it
@@timemast3r ROG Tytan CG8890, it came out in like 2012, but is still just nuts to look at.
yeah i just looke dit up. the 13 year old in me wants it more than fresh oxygen
2:36 They're just using the same 4th dimensional tesseract technology that Thermatake used on their Tower 100!
Dawid: Buys another ROG computer
Viewers:ah shit here we go again
You managed to get good sponsors, making me not to fast forward. Great job, also you videos are awsome. Keep up the good work.
8:35 hahaha Dawid, your inflection with your comments and things are why I initially subbed, you're hilarious hahaha
Wow, so the day finally came where Dawid reviewed the prebuilt that I own and I can’t believe ASUS actually went backwards! I bought mine last year at $1400 with the same Ryzen 7 3700X, but with an RTX 2070 Super, and it has two advantages over the one in this review, which are that mine came with dual channel RAM out of the box, and that mine came with a Great Wall 80 plus Gold PSU instead. I also don’t recall ever seeing my cpu temps go that high in a game. They learned nothing from last year and in fact went the wrong direction! This crappy prebuilt debacle will never end!
I've got the same computer except I've got GTX 1660 TI card
I've also got this prebuilt. Mine too came with dual channel memory. And a much better CPU cooler than the one seen in this video. Odd how there doesn't seem to be much consistency with these builds. Cheers 😊
Should I buy this pc?
@@Rxcdleyt Unless you dont know what you're doing or live in a country that has extra bad shortages, you're better off building your own system. The extra 200$ that you gotta pay for a gpu isnt too big of a deal compared to paying the same extra for a prebuilt and ending up with a prebuilt.
I bought this a couple months ago and it’s not to bad for what kind of gaming I wanted, and same mine did come with dual channel ram. I just want to upgrade it lightly and I’ll be happy
Will this even get a “better than dell” award
its CLEARLY better than Dell.
It would have been so easy for Asus to make this thing amazing. Poke some vents in the front, add a basic non-rgb fan(or two!) to the front to pull in some air and dual channel RAM for the Ryzen CPU. This thing would be king of the pre-builts! So simple! ....but nope, aesthetics win over function, yet again.
These are actually not bad computers. Just install a second 90mm fan in the bottom front for intake. The intake is at the bottom of the front panel. G10DK had dual channel ram as well with it's 3060. I have one stock with extra fan. And one recased with a ton of fans. You can't buy the parts for $1k which is what Walmart was selling the G10DK for.
Note the gap at the bottom front of this case...
I have this PC as well. With a few upgrades, it can be pretty good although the thermals are rather sketchy. I do have a spare 90mm fan, but does the motherboard have a third fan header?
@@Matrix_The_One thermals were more than acceptable with the clear side panel which as you know is vented all the way around, and additional front intake fan.
In fact I built a spare parts rig in this case and resold with no complaints. Still have one in the parts bin I might use for an emulator box.
It would be great to see if it were possible to “remove” the front facier part of the case (or even unscrew/pop it out and just place it slightly to the side) and see how the thermals change. Would this be a better case if it simply had actual holes in the front?
“Soft luscious packing foam” is my cover bands name
I’d love to see a video where you upgrade the case and cpu cooling and see how much it improves the system and whether it’s worth buying this OEM and upgrading it yourself
Honestly what I was planning on doing. Seems to be a pretty easy upgrade
Funny story. I actually bought one of these prebuilds that had an RTX 3080 TUF, i7 11700kf. I stuck it in a new case with a liquid cooler and (2) 3600 MHz 16 GB sticks of ram. The thing runs crazy nice. Best part about it was I only paid 2K for the prebuild
@@samyisafanoffred I just got the cooler master case I have a asus GeForce rtx 3060 ryzen 5 3600x I have the stock motherboard but it has no rgb headers or anything what did you connect your liquid cooler to I have the 2 fan headers but I’m going to get a spittler of amazon but I want a cpu liquid cooler but don’t know what one has no rgb header cause I don’t have one
@@samyisafanoffred so your telling me that it's worth getting the asus rog at 1,200 dollars and then upgrading it afterwards?? Or is it better to get a 1,500 dollar prebuilt pc with everything made to be best quality
@@MajesticSam the best move is to never, ever, buy a pre-built. Build your own
3:10 I like how my budget ASUS Tuf B450 board has USB-C but this thing doesn't lol
Motherboard is the Asus PRIME B550M-K , their bottom of the barrel B550 board...
@@LastSecBloomer I had Asus Prime B350M-A before. My 3700X performed pretty well even the VRM had no heatsink.
No joke, the mobo in these is just garbage.
I have the exact same pc and I recently changed the exhaust fan in it and it is so satisfying to hear a quiet pc for once!
Glad to see your channel continues to grow. Dawid you deserve it. I have been subbed since you had like 10k subs and you seem like a really genuine geek. Just like most of us gamers. Congrats and I hope to see you at 1 million subs by the end of 2022.
Dawid, always a pleasure watching your videos, they are informative with a blend of class and humour that no other tech reviewer has. Well done good sir!
Dawid actually makes you want to buy a Corsair case ! But not any prebuilt, after HP Bad Omen we now have Asus Oven 🤣
I know it seems small but a 3/16" panel gap multiplied by the perimeter of the case adds up pretty quickly. You would be surprised.
I was left disappointed that you didn't test the system with a decent air cooler and/or liquid cooler (why not both?) and show how much this would have helped (at least on the noise side of things). Otherwise, very interesting to watch.
JFHeroux : I had the same thoughts.
I bought an ASUS ROG laptop 7 years ago and it was fantastic. Well, it wasn't really a laptop; it was a portable desktop replacement (17 inch screen., haha.) I still have fond memories of it.
4:05 - The cooler equivalent of a Damp handshake? Hilarious!
It would be interesting to see the guts transplanted into a case with great air flow. Maybe with a better cpu cooler and see the difference. Lovely analogies as ever Dawid.
I did this. Water cooled CPU and 6 fans total (2 in the radiator) currently. Works great.
@@shabazz18 how do i transfer everything to another case?
@@BootyLumps just swap over the parts to any M-ATX or bigger case. Preferably an airflow model.
@@shabazz18 hey bro i did it. Transferred it to another case. Way better airflow has 5 fans instead of the small case with only 2. STRESSFUL THO.
@@shabazz18 my CPU stays kinda hot tho should i replace cpu fan? i just bought the whole computer less than a week ago then transferred cases yesterday.
I think this is a cheap version of that gaming system. I had the older model (cl12cm) from 2018 with a 8700k and a 1080. It didn’t perform bad as it was also water cooled and it was a pretty solid starting build. I still use it and changed the graphics card to a 3070 Ti, and got myself a new case and cpu cooler. Overall was not a bad build even tho the motherboard has some issues (missing standard usb 3.1 header for standard front I/O (as it’s front I/O was proprietary), the back of the motherboard is amazing it has 8 USB ports (2x 2.0, 4x3.1, 2x3.0), full audio card, Ethernet. Once you get rid of the bloat ware u are good to go! (Bios not standard so that’s a big downside)
That's great! It sounds like it was a good starting point for you. Glad to hear it worked out for you. 👍
@@DawidDoesTechStuff I have one of these asus prebuilt ones, “ASUS - ROG Gaming Desktop - Intel Core i7-11700F - 16GB Memory - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 - 1TB HDD + 512GB SSD” It runs cool and perfectly fine. What desktop prebuilt from asus are you using in this video?
These videos don't really work when you have them sponsored by a competitor
What exactly does armory crate do that makes you hate it so much?
You need to get GN Steve to look at this. This needs more roasting.
If you want it roasted, just skip the middle man and put a Gigabyte power supply in it.
Haha!!
@@MarkZickefoose lmao
@@MarkZickefoose the funny thing is this PSU probably can withstand higher loads than the Gigabyte's 850W unit lol
Yoo smooth transition to the sponsor segment hahha
I use an advanced sponsor ad skip extension
Chicony actually makes solid PSUs. You are correct, they mostly make brick style supplies, but do have a small selection of desktop units. I have never had an issue with any of them. I'd not call them high end, but more than adequate for most tasks.
I bought an Asus Strix pre-built earlier this year, one of the top models with an RTX 3080, 11700KF and an actual ATX motherboard. I literally only kept the motherboard, CPU and GPU and bought everything else. One big big issue is the bios on the motherboard. Even though the board is a bog stock Asus Z490-F board, it has a proprietary bios that has not been updated since last year. As such features like resizable bar cannot be made to work (Even though it's listed in the bios). I'm probably going to have to swap out the board as well. And on a side note they put a bead of glue in the USB 3.0 port on the board, when I tried to remove the header, it stripped the USB 3.0 cable apart. I can't use the header in the new case without perhaps destroying the port entirely. Crazy things we do to get a decent GPU. Power supply was a great wall and the MSATA drive was a bottom of the line Intel. single stick of no name RAM.
I have this exact pre built gaming PC from walmart purchased around 2022. Its worked great so far. Only issue ive had with it was when someone just unplugged it from the wall while it was still on and it would not turn on. Its been a great gaming PC. Im probably gonna upgrade to a better PC later this year or see how much longer i can use this one till something really breaks.
I love the fact that this video is all about shiting on a rog prebuilt paid by corsair 😂
A few months before this, I built the same specs only with 64gb dual channel RAM and 2x2tb NVMe SSDs for $1600...the only thing I'm missing is a new GPU (stuck with my old 1060 due to shortage prices). ASUS could have easily stuck in a dual channel kit and a nice CPU cooler for roughly the same price & still turned a healthy profit, having made a better bang-for-buck gaming machine than I did. Shame.
Could have at least added a couple case fans ffs.
You didn't mention the single channel RAM at the end, so the best prebuilt PC has a single stick of RAM lol.
We need pretty big AMD V-cache to go without RAM.
I mean, I did mention it extensively throughout the video. Hopefully, if Asus watches the video they don't just watch the conclusion. 😅
Please do a follow up video where you drilled lots of holes in the front to give it air flow and replace the CPU cooler with a nice be quiet! 250W TDP Dark Rock Pro 4 CPU Cooler or something good and then replace that crappy fan in the back to make the case silent. I would love to see a pre-built pc turned into a great pc for under $200!
Dawids voice makes me laugh into a goodtime EVERYTIME!
Corsair: "Do a case ad?"
Dawid: "Can I say up the butt?"
Corsair: "Oh Go On. Suits you sir."
Dawid: "What about bondage jokes?"
Corsair: "Our hands are tied there."
Good to know Corsair won't shame my fetish.
Why do most OEM builds insist on restricting, at the least, rear air flow?
Standardization?
In the meantime, NVidia recommends a 650W PSU for the 3070 which makes me wonder how that 500W one will handle the PC over time.
The pc? Just fine. However, a seperate dedicated arc reactor is needed for the GPU.
You can definitely use a 500W PSU with a 3070 unless you have a super high end cpu and 17 rgb fans in there I guess, picking a reputable brand is far more important than having extra headroom in the wattage.
Dhoelath as a matter of urgency any owner should swap out the power suply as soon as possible. Aside from safety I'd believe that under powering is a hot issue.
@@are3287 bro 500 wats is not enoth for a rtx 3070 that is a one way tiket to dead pc land
NVidia overshoots a little bit on the PSU recommendation because they can't predict whether the consumer will go for a super cheap no-name one or a 80+ platinum, so they might as well guarantee some headroom. However, 500W for a 3070 really is too low for comfort.
Just bought this PC it's actually amazing and not as loud as you think it would be
You are saving me time and money Dawid! Thank you!
I bought same GL10CS with 1660ti, intel i5 9400f and 16gb (dual stick, at least) little over year ago for 840USD. Fair price, as I'm a casual user, but my question is - what would you recommend to upgrade in this setup? Case, CPU cooling?
It’s so baffling how Asus manages to make some of the best individual PC parts, yet when it comes to making full systems (both desktops and laptops) they always fuck it up big time in one way or another.
(Had severe thermal throttling on my mid-spec zephyrus G14 (even at 100% fan speed) that was causing actual slowdown, not just stutters and framedrops.)
look at other reviews. this guy is just a snob. if i wanna spend 1000$ on a prebuilt this thing rocks. just get the 1660 ti not the super. airflow is not bad. and ive looked at tems of this in test and they stay about 60. js this dude got paid to rip on this system.
@@sgt.skibby570 Just because someone else doesn’t like something you do like doesn’t mean they got paid to rip on the system.
If you like said system then more power to you, but claiming someone got paid to rip on something just because you disagree with their opinion is childish.
Would have been interesting to see you put all those components in that older case and see what happens to the thermals. Perhaps change the cooler and dual ram as well. Bet that would do this system wonders. Moral of the story, if you’re building and have money, go ROG. If you’re buying a prebuilt stay well aware as they don’t use ROG components in the pre built anyway
Can confirm the Corsair 5000D Airflow is a great case! I used it for my new build :)
I have a question: what do you do with all the pre builts after the video?
Hope he returned it for false advertising
I'd love to see a comparison between that case and a half-decent 50$ case with a stock Ryzen cooler.
oh crap i got this for christmas 💀
I think this setup is supposed to be nothing more than a parts donor for another properly configured PC
so this video is about air performance rather than actual computation/gpu performance?.. glad you saved me time..
Your PC reviews are far more entertaining than those from many popular UA-cam channels.
Airflow? Where ASUS is going, they don’t need airflow.
They should stick to motherboards and graphics cards and stop making cases. And definitely stop trying to make prebuilts.
Yeah, it's almost like they went back in time ;)
Hi David today I bought a CPU cooler from AliExpress 💪
It might be shockingly good. It might be shockingly bad. Either way, at least it'll be an adventure.
Personally, I think their ROG Zephyrus laptops are fantastic. Great build quality, and really good cooling. I just don't understand why they would cut corners with their desktops. Also, was ray tracing enabled? Because if not, performance is pretty disappointing since I get on average 125 fps @1080, and 100 fps @1440 on a 3800X and a GTX 1080. Although both GPU and CPU are liquid cooled, which may have a slight advantage.
My g14 from 2020 had such bad cooling issues it could literally kill an ant when running IDLE, 85 farenheit when idle
Okay but how does the power supply fuel all of this, like 500 Watts? I read 750 is the recommended for the rtx 3070
“asus flavored e-waste peripherals”
Goodness you certainly have a way with words.
Send this to Steve at GN it would be an awesome video if he got it
So I was planning to get this PC since it’s for sale at Walmart for $999 with an RTX 3060 and a Ryzen 7 5700G, and I was wondering if I could just move everything into a different case and maybe get a different cpu cooler. If so, what would be some recommendations for either? Thanks!
I had the model with a ryzen 5 3600x and I threw mine on a new asrock mobo, a Lian Li lancool 2 mesh performance, and threw another stick of ram in, as well as a coolermaster ml240lv2. The case allows great airflow, and the cooler is super beneficial for temps, no throttling and always reaching max boost clock. It was about $225 CAD for just the case and cooler
Interesting videos. I recently bought a G10DK (same case) with 5700G+3060, 2x 8GB SK 3200 ram, and an extra HDD by the PSU for 999 USD from Walmart.
It seems the 60 series GC runs a little bit cooler on BF V and I got about the same FPS reading as your test. However, recently it got some stutter when playing. I'm not sure if it's the CPU cooler, ram, PSU, or simply because I installed the game on the HDD other than SSD? I do have plan to upgrade the PSU (bought a seasonic focus 650W), CPU cooler (Noctua U9 maybe, looking for something shorter that could fit), RAM (bought pair of crucial ballistix 3200) and a bigger and better SSD to replace the installed SN530. Do you have any suggestion on my upgrade ideas? Or any other idea to make it better? Thanks.
I bought the exact same thing you bought. I did put it a corsair 4000d airflow case and the temps dropped about 15-20c on the gpu. That case that it came in was garbage. I saw it at Walmart for $999, and figured that the graphic card alone was worth that almost.
@@bhuffine2557 yea, that's what everyone said. So maybe eventually I'll get a new case. We bought another cheap (850 in today's market) Lenovo desktop for my wife from Costco. That desktop seems to have a much better case with 3 120mm fans, but worse graphic card (1660 super)
Yeah, it's a bit of a heater box.. . and yeah, I recommended the same mods just looking at it. My friend is going to pick one up tomorrow. Needs cooling.
I have ASUS ROG Board with the Armoury Crate installed, I haven't any issues. I am happy with this program.
yes dawid. yes.
I actually have a 17 inch Asus rog stric laptop and it's one of the best laptop I've seen in terms of cooling (temps barely go above 70 degrees).
After watching the video, I can say that my 1660ti laptop performs almost the same as this prebuilt
Hmm, seeing that it has a 3070 I'm gonna have to call BS on that one. Crappy case and cooler or not.
@@Derek_The_Magnificent_Bastard in battlefield 5 I get a pretty similar experience (90fps at 1080p ultra while getting better temps then the prebuilt) I think this prebuilt just destroys itself because of its bad cooling
@Claudio Salazar Hell no, it can't. I agree with you there.
I legitimately love how you managed to get Corsair to pay for you to trash talk one of their competitors, especially one I've had as many problems with as ASUS xD
Same, asus now sucks
Corsair: want a sponsor for a video
Dawid: yea
Corsair: what's the video on
Dawid: an asus prebulit
Corsair: ........
Dawid: don't worry it's awful
Every pc I look up is bad or gotta flaw. Y’all just can’t be happy huh. I’m done looking up reviews 🤣 y’all difficult
Check out build redux, pretty close to as good as building one yourself