Cheapest Amazon "Gaming" Pre-Built PC versus Custom-Built PC (2020)
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- Опубліковано 13 бер 2020
- #Amazon #prebuiltvsselfbuilt #pcgaming
How much better is a $390 Custom-built gaming PC than the cheapest "Gaming" branded pre-built you can buy on Amazon.com?
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APU: AMD Ryzen 3 3200G: amzn.to/3aS56XY
Mobo: Asrock B450 Pro-4 (Different than in video): amzn.to/38R8iS6
RAM: Patriot Viper 16gb 3000Mhz (Different heat spreader): amzn.to/33hzb0s
PSU: EVGA BR 500: amzn.to/3aWDUqS
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Case: Thermaltake H18: amzn.to/39PYARv
At the time of filming, this component list costs $378 to buy from Amazon. This gives you enough of a budget to buy a Windows 10 key and still be under the $390 the Amazon "Gaming" pre-built cost me.
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For anyone interested, the motherboard listed in the video description needs a BIOS update to work with the 3200G. If you are interested in buying those parts, please bear that in mind.
If you don't have access to an older Ryzen CPU I would suggest specifically buying a B450 motherboard that comes with a Ryzen 3000 compatible BIOS out of the box.
Woah!
You're a Canadian too
wait what i got the same mobo and cpu and didn't do a bios update, so that's weird
@Yernyx Ig you need a ryzen 2000 cpu to do the bios upgrade.
I would just get a £30 optiplex off ebay, stick an extra 4gb of ram in there, upgrade from i3 2120 to i5 2400 and put in an rx 460. amazing performance for like £100
Corrected "upgrade to i3 2120" to "upgrade from i3 2120 to i5 2400"
Weird question, but are you from South Africa by any chance? Your accent sounds South African and your name is pretty common in South Africa.
Counterpoint: Your SSD is smaller but it doesn't have 38,000 hours of use on it from the factory.
HDD
@@modernth3896 ssd's are way faster thna hdd
SSD-> No moving parts.
HDD-> Spinning disk, can't handle external shocks (sudden movement)
SSD is better, but I honestly would go for SSD as a boot drive and HDD for everything else.
@@revgorodiouttp5119 just buy a 4tb nvme ssd.
I'm amazed they put a 3tb drive instead of a 2TB or 1TB drive
Yeah it is a pretty big drive for the budget. Although it was very used. 😅
It was probably left over junk that was bulk bought.😓
They buy in bulk, 3 TB drives arent sold that much so they made a good price arrangement on it, how it works with all their parts.
You'll be amazed that when you take out all the costs of the prebuild, they stil have a 25-30% profit.
Probably a retired surveillance disk!
Yes that's the kind, especially, that I was referring to. When they get to the end of their life they are replaced and get back on their investment by selling them. It would certainly be interesting to run a data scan to see what was on them. Even encrypted, they would reveal where they originated 🤔
I recently built the same PC for someone with basic computing needs. Its hard to beat the 3200G's price for performance, with a little extra horsepower for the occasional game.
It really runs gta on this amount fps?
@@pauloshorts_ It does.
@@pauloshorts_ Yes but keep in mind that it's benchmarked on 720p and gtaV really doesn't look that great on 720p ngl.
But none the less this really is a great little apu.
@@krunchy_kush6916 thats better than me in 480p
@@Klosop OOF
I just can’t comprehend how they can market a PC as gaming, when it can’t even run CS:GO on low above 30 freaking fps. It’s a game from 2012.. The sad thing is that people who aren’t familiar with PCs ARE going to buy this crapbuilt for their children/grandchildren. And you really can’t blame them.
already happened to me and didn't know enough about pc's to do anything about for 3 years
@@itsrandxm same. I bought a pc off Facebook marketplace for £250. I didnt know anything about pcs in 2018 so I just thought oh its 250 must be good. It came with a gt 730 lol. I'm working on a build for £650 right now that would blow my old pc out of this universe.
@@kacperkaminski3620 yea i get at least 3x the fps now (though if you count putting my old pc at ultra then its like 20-30x) the biggest problem was the cpu itself because until then it was basically just a vram upgrade with a new gpu until i upgraded everything and then with a cpu upgrade everything else was already upgraded so i just built a new pc instead of just upgrading.
The power button glows, it’s obviously a high powered gaming pc.
My dad got me and my a brother $700 optiplex for christams 🤦♂️ I managed to sell it on ebay for $500, dont know why someone payed that much, then used me and my brothers combined one or two year savings of $300 and got way better pc
Dawid,the crap build wins in cores count. We all know that it has 10 cores.😂😂
Haha!! Oh for sure.
@@DawidDoesTechStuff thank you for the answer, i love your videos.
I beg to differ, the R3 3200G has 12cores, 4CPU & 8GPU, so it wins
@@shaneeslick but it has no chinese products -420 ghz clock speed
@@shaneeslick didnt saw that coming😂😂
I do love a good ol' PC boxing match :D Having just built my latest"beast", there's always a satisfaction of having built it yourself.
That is very true. It is so satisfying. 😁
@StanCanCount YT Aye, I've had a Ryzen 5 2600/B450 board combo waiting on a shelf for months waiting til I had the budget to buy a decent proper PSU to drop in it (Corsair RM850 80+ Gold) - Bit overkill perhaps but eventually want to upgrade the CPU and drop a better GPU in (Mind you that RX570 is gonna last a while!)
@@elliothunter2579 I just build my rig with Ryzen 7 2700X/ ASRock B450 Pro4. Intel 120GB M.2 SSD is crazy fast for booting. Only waiting now for better GPU...
That is the most relatable thing I have ever heard in my life. Absolutely true.
True
Dawid: pile of suck
Me sitting here with pile of suck playing at 12fps: *sobs*
you have a dozen fps
Bruh for $400 you’ll be vomiting in peoples face that have 12fps.
laughs in 9 fps
RB_SPLICE UA-cam finally loaded on my iPhone 4 after 16 minutes of 1fps. I know the pain guis and I’m sorry :,(
Being able to play minecraft lowest 1050p at 30 FPS is too much for me
When he said " Our build" i thought he was from the USSR
you mean russia?
@@Rhyzen as far as i know, russia isnt communist anymore.
Mammutbrot bull sanvich
Johnathan Bodkin pootis
he looks a bit like Stalin so i wouldn't mind!
Meanwhile my PC is hard to be considered built
Huh, my PC was 450$ and it has i7-3770 and rtx 2060. Just look for some local cheap stuff my dude
@Jeff I was making a joke about how my pc is a mess
@Lat3r I got it for 220$ from eBay. It's Asus but it had one fan broken
@Lat3r that's a good deal my dude!
😂
drinking game: every time he says "crap build" you take a shot
tony k do you have a deathwish?
tony k so you’ve chosen death
Counting when typed on screen?
If youre gonna get me a new liver
I get higher FPS on my surface pro four on CSGO than the amazon thing lol
Just got the Surface Pro 7, was very surprised how well it ran GTA V when I lowered some settings. Great little tablet! Getting around 30FPS, which is def playable
@@arcadeportal32 yeah but it's not using an fx cpu or it's equally crappy Igpu in it so of course it's going to kick arse
And it’s crazy how time changes. Just three months and it would now cost over 500 to do the custom build you have listed. Lol
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Hey Dawid,
Just found your channel and I have to say, I love your videos, music choice, subtle memes and sense of humor. Keep up the good work!
I really like that you included the GPU upgrade and displayed the results. Thanks for the video.
wow, comparing a prebuilt to a custom built pc! what an original piece of content! i never wouldve guessed the outcome! firsr time ive seen this in my life! glad you made this video!
Another great video, thanks a lot you made my day. I would love to see a video about old sli gpu's and stuff like that but also an overclocking guide.Hope you do this in the future keep on doing this.
I would love to play around with an SLI setup. *immediately fires up craigslist*
@@DawidDoesTechStuff I almost did an SLI build back in my first "custom" PC. "custom" meaning I picked the parts on Cyberpowerpc.com. It was back in early 2011 right when SATA-6 and USB 3.0 hit the scene and they were available on motherboards when I was picking things out, but they were at a more premium price point at the time so I missed out on that for the build, due to my lower budget.
I was originally planning to go with a SLI set up of dual NVidia GT 450's. THANKFULLY a friend intervened who knew at least A LITTLE better and advised me to go with a more powerful primary card and a dedicated Physx card at a lower budget price point. So I went with a GTX 560 Ti and an RT 430 (The highest I could afford at that swap out).
So I was buckled down a little by no SSD and being on the now previous gen-data transfer rate. But still, it performed ok. I had it up til 2017. It performed great at first, for sure. But over time, the slow down was BRUTAL.
I built my own for realsies in 2017 :D Ryzen 1600x, GTX 1070, 16GB 3000 MHZ, ASRock Fatal1ty Gaming K4 Motherboard, 250 GB Western Digital SSD 2.5mm, 1TB Seagate Barracuda 7200rpm HD, 550W Rosewill Glacier PSU, DYI-PC-48PBK or something case, 212 Hyper Evo CPU cooler. It was 1230 dollars after all was said and done. It STILL handles Overwatch on 1440p at Ultra settings at 144 FPS steady with 72c temp and about the same for the CPU. I did manage to upgrade to an EVGA GTX 1080 SC model from a Craigslist deal (got it for 350, then turned around and sold my PNY GTX 1070 Overclocked for 325). So only 1 upgrade, but that 1070 was a freakin beast and I bet it'd be almost as good even with that.
:D
Isn't the Deathmatch Arena of Death sort of redundant? :) If you use the Q300L you will need to add front fans if/when you upgrade as it's much toastier inside than it would seem.
That is a great point. 👍 I ended up listing the Thermaltake H18 instead. I really like those cases.
haha I shoved 6 fans into my q300l, I used anti vibration mounts too so I dont get too much noise. My temps are great and has allowed decent overclocks on my 8600k and 1070ti.
@@Loooooooooooooooool You can brute force most cases into having acceptable thermals with enough fans and a dremel lol
@@Loooooooooooooooool I am also using the q300l with 1070ti and 8600k lol I'm upgrading to AIO coolers for both CPU and GPU though to squeeze a little more performance out
I -murdered- modded my Q500L with aviation shears and added 6 fans. In the end, I think I'd be happy with just 4 140mm fans. That would mean less -murdering- modding.
I barely started watching your videos but every video I watch makes me want to build a PC more and more. It just seems a bit intimidating with all the names of different components of a PC to me.
I built this exact same pc this weekend for my stepmom and now youtube recommended your video. I did a 256gb m.2 though, same price at my local microcenter :) I also redid the stock thermal paste with kryonaut grizzly. 44C while it runs, I'm happy.
man these analogies are so random I can't stop laughing. Keep up the great work and I'll take a drink for that pile of suck hahahaha
I am really glad you enjoy the content! Thank you for commenting. 😁
@@DawidDoesTechStuff no u
I just found you and honestly you're fantastic
Can’t wait for the build guid video. Last pc I build didn’t work. Looking forward to this one!
Dawid, I hope you r channel grows big to over 1mil subscribers. This is quality content!
Dawid you have rapidly become my favorite tech youtuber.
That's very nice of you to say. Thank you for the nice comment. 😃
@Aditya Bhattacharya Hey! You can definitely do that. Depending on your budget you could also add an RX 570 graphics card instead. This will give you a huge jump in gaming performance.
@Aditya Bhattacharya That is a great combination. 👍
Great comparison! People sleep on the 2200G / 3200G's but those are my default go to CPU's for system builds on a budget. I've built several and clients are always impressed with the level of performance they get out of these little guys. Paired with 16GB Ram & an NVMe 250GB SSD.... killer performer for not a whole lot of scratch.
Well done sir.
Thanks for putting this video up. Was helpful today, since my custom laptop crashed. Short on funds, I just built this pc. I am shocked at the performance for the low price. Next thing is for me to add a gpu and I’ll be gaming right along.
I love your channel man your so underrated keep up the good work
I’m planning on building one of these “budget” systems in the future to see for myself how it actually performes.
That AMD Ryzen 3 3200G was impressive. Were there any actual temperature issues (thermal throttling, overheating) with the Thermaltake Versa H17?
I have that asrock board in two builds: My fiance's and my fathers. I've over clocked both and both are quite capable of holding a good over clock. So I highly recommend that board.
Just discovered the channel and I wanted to say that the way you're saying "thirty" is worth the thumbs up on its own.
Of course the custom PC will win, Love the video btw and wonder if you can make videos about retro PCs as well, UA-cam wants more from you!
Haha!! For sure, I think the question was more "by how much would it win" 😁 Awesome! I will have a look at some retro PC options.
@@DawidDoesTechStuff Do you think that a used custom PC build would outperform both of the pre-built PC and the New custom build PC at the same price point?
@@Russell970 Oh for sure. If you want max performance used is the way to go when you are on a budget.
@@DawidDoesTechStuff oh thanks
Dawid Does Tech Stuff hey whts a better 8gig ram 3000 or 3200mhz
I was just doing an online build with the same processor, Gigabyte mb and 16GB ram, but I also threw in a graphics card so it pushed it over the $400 budget I have. Thanks for showing me options!
Good one Dawid ~ looking forward to the build.
Great video brother! Keep them coming
As usual I laughed, you are a breath of fresh air.
3:48 **Homer hmm**
Awesome Vid i wish i had a pc idc if its a prebuilt but i love learning about computers and thank you for showing me the difference!
Thanx Dawid! This video shows that the basics are important; motherboard (with good vrm's), psu, and case (with good thermals). After this investment you can upgrade with cpu, gpu, or ram and get decent upgrades.
1-2TB HDDs are so cheap too, you can toss one in the new build for dirt cheap and make up the capacity ground too.
I can't stress how important a case with decent cooling is. I've recently upgraded to a Ryzen 2700x without upgrading the case itself and it was overheating like crazy so I had to experiment really hard to get it under 80 degrees under heavy load.
Average laptop temps be like:
Thanks for posting this video I am about to build my first pc and this gave me more confidence in my picks for parts (almost exactly like this build). I was thinking about how I can upgrade later and not just have a killer set up out the start but not much for anything else.
Which gpu are you gonna buy I recommend the 970 sinds its really good for the money and being able to play singel player games at 1080 med 60fps and multiplayer games at 1080p 144 fps with a ryzen 5 2600
wow, i owe you one, i have been looking to get one of those Amazon gaming pc for my 6yr old to play minecrat, Roblox etc. Thank you, your videos are way better than any other i have seen, i'll def subscribe to your channel.
I recently helped a friend build himself a budget PC with a 3200G in it and it really is incredible! A great option for casual gamers on a budget!
thomasshh ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) you could‘ve bought a Ryzen 5 1600 af instead of the 3200g.Offers way more cores(cheaper) and is built on Ryzen new 12nm process
@@John-fg1xg gpu?
Linus gave you a shout out on one of his recent videos. He did the GPU from wish thing and said u did a better job cracking the code or something of the card lol
Brady Snelgrove he listed him as coming to LTX too on WAN show.
Second video I watch from you today, your humor got you a sub. I gotta check your stuff, I need myself a new budget (1k$ big top) comp for entry level graphic design to 'reorient' my 'career' (if that's any close to the realm of possibilities) with this COVID situation and know nothing about building one. Thanks for the videos !
I'm not even much of a PC gamer, i know nothing about building PC's but im a cheapy kind of person and i need something newer than what im using so im glad i found this channel!
Excellent 👌👍👍 Just in time, I'm helping my friend by building a budget system to replace his 6 year old Dell. The old system is showing its age and he's preparing to start writing 3 books soon. He is a retired photographer losing data (images for the book) would be tragic. Currently I've set him up with a plug in auxiliary drive to backup his scans. This video is a great way to show him how good a computer he can end up with.😃👍👍 Wish me luck, thanks again 👍👍
‘Just drop a graphics card in there’ this aged well
RX 570 is still a decent card. And actually affordable in 2021. If you can find one for a justifiable price, can't go wrong.
@@HappyBeezerStudios my friend has a rx 580 and man he gets by just fine with it
I realize you're constrained by your budget here but I've had to RMA that power supply in the past. It died after about 5 weeks in a budget build I did. Stay away from EVGA's cheap power supplies (in my opinion)! Their higher end stuff is pretty good though. I actually own about a dozen EVGA products.
Dawid I just recently discovered your channel and I really enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work!
Dawid, your channel is awesome. Please periodically bring back the Deathmatch Arena of Death.
Honestly Dawid, love your content. Best tech UA-camr around.
you are wrong
Poor KFC Battery Chicken. It never stood a chance!
I saw this comment when he said it
I highly agree with your thought process on the "boring route," as that's what I did myself for my Linux gaming rig. I started with the same APU, the Ryzen 3 3200G, 16GB T-Force Vulcan Z RAM, 240GB SATA SSD (Crucial) and no dedicated GPU with a 550W 80+ Bronze PSU, and then I started upgrading. First I got an RX 580, which instantly made the rig triple in performance. Then on Black Friday I got a Ryzen 5 2600X (for 115 dollars), and then on launch day for the 5600 XT I sold my 580 and bought the Sapphire Pulse RX 5600 XT. I'd also added a 120GB NVME SSD, and a 1TB Samsung QVO SATA SSD, so I now have 1.5TB of SSD storage and 1.4TB of HDD storage. So in about 3.5 months, I went from a ~400 dollar no dGPU entry-level build to a 900+ dollar high-end 1080p Ultra/Entry-level 1440p build, with even more upgrade paths for the future when Big Navi and Ryzen 4000 come out.
Love budget builds. Had that board on my ryzen 7 2700x rx 590 rig. Good one
I just love how he calls the pre-built "crapbuilt" :D
@FamlyFrendlyUsername Yes, of course I know that, but I laugh soooooo hard every time he says "crapbuilt"
Oops, I deleted the previous comment instead of editing it, since you do mention getting a Windows key in the comments. I've only seen it sold for $100 or thereabouts, though, way more than the $12 left in the original budget.
Happened upon this video. Instantly looked for this comment.
well it is possible to move it from an older pc to a newer one. But your right the cost of windows should be included.
they're like $5 on ebay lol
This makes me so excited! This Christmas my cousin asked me if I could pick out a BUDGET gaming rig for her son since he’s been wanting one! I was a little sketch trying to cut corners but I got him a 3200 G, RX580, 212 GB SSD, 2 TB HDD, 16 GB mem, A competent power supply and decent mobo while staying right around her price range!! I’m damn excited to build it with him!
G'day Dawid,
I helped my nephew build a PC last weekend, he chose the Versa H18, in Australia it has a Steel Side Panel with Perspex window & no TG option,
It has really good for cable management for a budget case & would definately recomend it over the H17 as they are thesame inside but it does have a Mesh Front so much better Airflow
maaan like i wish i could just give u my budget and let u build a pc for my noob ass lmao great vids bro
MouuStaa just throw it out there and people will most likely find a list for you, some are really nice with their time like that.
I mean he’s got links to everything he used
whats ur budged?
@Quadir Lovell eh, they aren't that expensive. I make $750/wk, I could buy like 2 high-ish end systems a month.
@@TheGauges420 u make 750 a weak?
this is good video yes it would be funny if when the new xbox comes out see if u can build a pc better than it for the same price to buy it
That is a great idea. I will see what I can do. 😁
@DN_Horror ya just like when the xbox one and the ps4 said they could do 4k 60fps but we all know how that one turned out.. we will see if they actually hit the crazy claims and leaks that have been rumored around or did something actually come out from microsoft and sony that i missed?
@DN_Horror check out Austin Evan's for full series x review
Man I love your side comments. Last video "this is the PC version of gonorrhea" killed me!
Those fps numbers are really making my rethink my $1800 msi gaming laptop
I LOVE THIS GUY!
I'm not sure I think he knows what he's doing. 😁
@@DawidDoesTechStuff Nah fam that dude is a MAJOR help to me at least. He a legend
Keep up the good work, man love your content
I did build a comparable desktop in April 2019 with a Ryzen 3 2200G, 16 GB DDR4 (3000 MHz), Asrock B450 HDV 4.0 motherboard. I reused a 128 GB SSD, 500 GB and 1 TB HDDs. In November I replaced the sata-SSD by a 512 GB SP nvme-SSD (3400/3000MB/s). In total I spend without transport costs and tariffs $350. I'm not a gamer, my hobbies currently are Virtual Machines, so I have all Windows releases (including NT, except 8) and all Ubuntu LTS releases starting with 4.10 :)
The Host OS is Ubuntu 20.04 LTS and it runs from the ZFS filesystem. I love the current performance. Linux VMs boot in ~10 seconds and the Windows 10 VM in ~35 seconds (real boot, no wake-up from hibernation/suspend). I probably will do a mid life upgrade in 2021 or 2022 with a 6- or 8-core Zen 2 or 3 APU :)
The black Midi-Tower came with a 600W power-supply for DOP 1500 (US $30) and I bought it locally in Santiago de los Caballeros, since transport costs would at least have doubled the US prices. The power-supply is old fashioned with 24 + 4 pins for the motherboard and 2 SATA and 2 Molex plugs. I don't worry too much about that iTech power-supply, because the PC only needs ~150W and it is protected by a 1200 Watt Avtek Surge Protector :) The case has a lot of space for HDDs, looks really nice, but the metal is a little bit thin. The power on light is a small blue led strip above and right of the power button and it turns red, if the disks are active. I love that small stupid detail :)
Where did you inherit this irony level man? The entertainment lvl is insane on this channel, i love it. If i want math i go to Steve. :)
This was an informative and interesting video. well done
0:36 The case is a DiyPC t1-r
Awesome, thank you. 👍
@@DawidDoesTechStuff you're welcome, btw can you make a video regarding Dell Optiplex refurbished PC's?
@@nahpets2345 The toasty bros made quite a few videos about optiplex upgrade builds check them out, but like dawid mentioned there is a hugeeeeee lack of futureproofing so down the line if you ever wanna upgrade then you will need to swap out the cpu,ram,and mobo because almost EVERY single old cheap optiplex is on ddr3 using an ancient socket like lga 1155 but for a solid 2 or 3 years with a good graphics card it will probably hold up really well because as crazy as it sounds these old i5s and 2nd gen i7s hold up amazing in the current generation. So yeah these are most of the pros and cons, you can check out some of toasty bros budget builds while waiting for dawid to hopefully upload something related to this😁😁
@@Slippery_ yep I own an Optiplex 3020 and I don't know what to upgrade! I need to find a gpu less than 80€!
@@nahpets2345 I would go used at that price point
Dont call the pre built " a piece of crap"
It's got 10 core !!!!
😂
why do I find this so interesting? good work you wizard.
Great Video... I like this Format custom vs pre build
Would U maybe continue doing such Videos?
lol, you basically just built my pc. except I have the h18 case you mentioned
That case is awesome! Great build. 👍
my realizing that the crap pc is faster that mine 100x times
I recently got the Ryzen 5 apu and have been very happy with it. I've been able to run everything on high or ultra without issue.
Man this a very cool video dude!
so that graphics card you got a link for the one you showed you can install in this pc amazon please
Mimsy Crush is that English I can’t understand what you’re saying
Answer : custom!
its not
@@massmassive8329 custom builds are better! Prebuilt is only good when someone is on a tight budget but still budget prebuilt mean old dell or hp prebuilts!
that's actually something I'm doing right now, what I am doing is, because I have never built a pc before, I want to get an idea what it's like to upgrade a pc so I can get a feel on what to do when I get the components, so I bought a prebuilt Dell Optiplex, and I'll upgrade the components from there.
Dogfacezombie just build it bro. fr, it’s not hard i built mine first time and it still runs perfectly. dm me on discord pterodactyl#6992 or on instagram @alt_acc_111
@@maconaccount2533 Thanks, I was already thinking of doing it, but I'm just really nervous about cable management with the PSU and installing everything into a case correctly with no experience.
i know this is old but i really like your videos!
Love how you said not to cheap out on a PSU but put a bomb in your system.
Hey Dawid, I dunno if you still remember me but I have bought a Sapphire RX 580 instead of a GTX 970!
good buy!
I just bought a gtx 970 EVGA ssc for 25 usd and it is amazing I upgraded from a R9 270
@@amogoose5638 25 USD?
That's so cheap
Yes I do! That is awesome. Great gpu for gaming. 😃
Hi yeah it was wayyy to cheap to pass up I’ve been using it for the past few days and it’s working awesome, I’ve took the cooler off and cleaned it up and put new thermal paste on
When you account for system costs, do you include a windows license, all of the SATA cables and the thermal paste? I know that they’re not that expensive but when you’re doing such a budget build those little costs make a difference! (Also, I imagine that the person building this PC doesn’t have extra of those things laying around).
You get all the cables you need with the power supply and two sata cable with the motherboard...and the thermal paste is pre applied on the cpu cooler....you dont need to buy them .....
@@kiavashasadi8687 so that’s not always the case. Some cheaper motherboards skip out on SATA cables, and the Hyper 212 EVO (for example) doesn’t come with thermal paste, you need to buy your own.
@@thatguycalledaustin4206 dude first of all ,all motherboards do come with sata cables these days even the cheapest h310 or h410(actually i recently bought a cheap asus h410 and it did include two sata cables) and A320 does include sata cables so that's out of question...and all stock amd coolers do come with thermal take pre applied...im not talking about any cpu cooler on the planet but this video is about ryzen 3 3200g with stock cooler not with hyper 212 cooler and the stock cooler does always include pre applied thermal paste...
Just pirate windows.
I have the H18 and have had it for about a year and a half now and I can say that it is about as easy to build in as it is to breath and it looks good with good airflow in the front
You just got a brand new subscriber!
Dawid: look at this crap build
Me: **laughs in 20 fps**
happens all the time with a KFC Battery chicken!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
im using a ryzen 3 3200g paired with a rx 470 i can run forza motorsport 7 in 4k with 50-60 fps
Hell nah, not even a 1000 dollar pc can run 4k at 35fps
@@talonius5724 agreed
I had a RX470 paired with an i3-6100 and the performance was unbelievable, but not this unbelievable.
@@talonius5724 I got a i3 9100f paired with a rx 470 oc to 1500mhz and that can run 4k at 35fps and that computer is only £400
These Ryzen APUs are really such good value for low end gaming. Especially now that 16GB RAM doesn't cost 80€ like back when I bought my 1600X and I only got 2400MHz. 3200MHz can be had for under 60€, really making a difference.
TT Versa H18 is a nice little case, got it when picking parts for my nephews computer and another one to replace the old OEM (reused) case for my sister's computer.
I’ve noticed this guy doesn’t say 30 as thirty he says “fitty”
I think he was originally from South Africa just a guess
@@dabworksgaming Jesus Christ I commented this 4 months ago, what the fuck
@@SgtSnowballs you know when you watch a video and you got to read the comments hahaha I'm just browsing for a pc and I'm from South Africa but was also hearing him say that so i was wonder who also hear it so i replied anyways man how you have a great day :)
Come back
@@robyca2545 I’m back. And omg time flies and I really don’t like it
This trend of putting on screen long text info for the tiniest amount of time is really infuriating. Do you really expect people to rush and pause the video every time and not get angry if they miss the 0.5 seconds window and then have to manually rewind and wait for the text to appear again and pause it just to read it?
Seriously, stop it.
bro chill. no need for that kind of talk. Be constructive, bro. Let him know nicely or he won't change it.
Deez
Bruh I'm seeing this and I never built a pc but like I have the budget to do this, I just need to learn how to put it together.
Neat video thank you
That kingston ssd just chilling with the fresh trim. 😂
i love how he refers to the amazon build throughout the episode as CRAP BUILD XD ... i love it
thats not good
I just couldn't help myself. 😂
Nice comparison! Custom builds are always the answer, but just wondering why you decided to ditch the Deepcool? I’ve built a couple of pc’s now in the Matrexx 30 and have really liked how they’ve turned out. It is on the cheaper side and a bit cramped inside, but at $30 I think they are fantastic value for the money.
Personally I'm on the fence about the Matrexx 30. I've found that their stamped panels are sometimes off by a significant margin, and the PCI-E slots are poorly aligned with the motherboards slots.
Trying to get an HDMI cable to plug into the top slot requires manually crushing or removing the curved stamped metal piece (only the top slot mind), which leaves it looking ugly and unprofessional.
There are many positives of the case though, but alignment is the major issue.
I really love ssd's too... every elderly family member I have are always amazed when they see the difference on their 15+ year old computer.
I can confirm the dell optiplex route is game ready! My old system (was actually for my grandma) had a whole 3rd gen intel etc. With a gtx 700 or something like that- it played all my games with no problem. That's $400, current system which was mine to begin with had the same Intel 3rd gen i7 3700k but better gpu etc and it costed $1,000. So depending on y'alls situation, the cheaper option can actually be just fine.
Also I love this video!
10:22
**says amd rx570**
**shows a gtx 1060** (exact one i have)
you do know that msi made the same looking card for multiple different gpus right? i have an msi armor (the one shown) rx 480. they have similar looking coolers but are vastly different.
Haterr plays oh I actually didn't know that. Thanks for the info :)
I swear he changed the power supply In the amazon pc
I watched more ignore this
Woulda been the first thing I did if I bought this, and that is an if. When I was building my 1000 dollar rig I freaked out when I started researching power supplies by the views, my original budget was around 60 bucks but I ended up buying a 100 dollar EVGA because I was afraid of it exploding in my build.
Lord Krazus just built my rig with a Corsair 650 watt for 50£ and earlier it cut out earlier and now I’m wishing I spent more it’s been fine since though lol 😂
Really smart idea and some great advice here. You've converted me from forcing newbies to buy end of the line DELLS or shitty systems with good gpus.... damn.
I love your metaphors.