hey man, you should post an update to this specific build and show the performance difference after adding a graphics card. I just built this exact PC and Id love to know what a difference a GPU could make!
I finally saved up at least 400$ within 9 months working on a minimum wage. Decided to buy this specific build you showed. I was genuinely happy and going to save again to buy GPU.
Ryzen 5 5600G is a great CPU so I would try to go for maybe an RX 6600 or 6600XT if you get the money. Both will age very well and you won't need to upgrade for a long time especially if you only intend on playing at 1080p. But there are cheaper options if you're willing to buy used.
hi! I'm planning to build my very first pc just a quick question as a complete beginner on building pc can this PC shown in the video be able to play DOTA2?
After watching this video , I’ve decided to try the same build. First time building a computer ,it was very intimidating but thanks to this video ,I’ve managed to set up everything without any problems. Thank you very much!
For just 400$ this is a really good computer, and the fact that u can upgrade it by putting like a 3060 inside it and the cpu wouldnt bottleneck just makes it amazing.
@@kriik4789 I built a rx 6600 and r5 5600 for $585 total only thing used was the gpu. I upgraded from a 1060 3gb and a i5-4690k with ddr3 12gb ram the difference is crazy!
If you are willing to buy usedparts and they are available where you live an older 10 series card like the 1070 or 1080 might not be a bad option either.
I have the same APU. It's also your video last june that convinced me to build a 5600G system and start saving for a gpu down the road, for the sake of having something to use right away. Now 6 months later I saved enough for a 1660 super and I am very happy with it. Thanks for the great content
i have the same apu and it was good for what i wanted to play and do on my pc at the time. I have upgraded to a 3070 so i can play more demanding games
@@robertbodnar8745 the thing is I'm still a student and the funds I used are from scholarship so the budget is tight. Also, I specifically chose nvidia for tensorflow use.
@@ndrxw hey man me too Can this system play GTA 5? I just wanna play some games Not hardcore games like warzone I don't even play Fortnite But games like Minecraft, GTA, rust and so on Will it run?
@@deadscaryt9934yes I have a good amount of playtime in GTA V and minecraft. Im not sure about rust but you can find a lot of benchmark videos of 5600g builds
Built this computer for my kids last Christmas and they love it. Plays all the games they want and more. Thank you so much for this video. You're awesome!
For the sake of interest, I decided to watch this video and was surprised! I from Russia will be able to assemble such a PC only from used components, and for new hardware + warranty, which is 20% of the total price, all $ 600 will be charged
I remember watching your 2021 buid with the 5600g and ever since i’ve been trying to build one and just 2 weeeks ago I finished mine, 5600g, vetroo v5 cooler, 16gb of tforce delta rgb 3600mhz ram, 500gb ssd, and a b450 tomahawk max mb, all for around 390 dollars, now i’m just saving up for a gpu and i’m all set
Just want to say thank you bro you helped/inspired me to build my first PC and gave me the confidence I needed to build my first one from last years 5600g build took me a few months to finally finish it but finally did. I couldn’t be more happier with my pc build thanks to YOU. I must’ve rewatched that $500 5600g video about 20x but it was a fun process finally finished with a dedicated gpu rx 6600xt and it drastically improved my performance! I’m so happy. Now I’m going to start building a second pc for my daughter as she loves to play with me but she wants one for her birthday hope to have it done by then but going to build from here again thank you.
I never leave comments under youtube vids but this deserved one. I love that you showed how to do everything when it comes to building a PC. Thank you! because I'm not tech savvy at all.
hope your channel getting attention to all budgeters around the world, i love quite that "who said you need thousand dollars to be good!!" and yeahh start from budget and needs !!!
Literally going to do this exact build for myself, so excited to get into PC gaming For my build I'm going to get the Antec Nx260 case... I'm definitely going to overclock the apu as well has increase the amount of Vram
Well this is an absolute deal for $400 ( around ₹40000 INR). If you dont bother about gaming much then this build is more than enough. But if you want it for gaming and you are willing to spend more amount ,$300-$400 more ( around ₹25000-₹40000 INR more) then you can always go for some decent Graphics Card that will promise atleast constant 60+(worst case) to 90+(avg-best case) fps in all these games easily. For Indians out there who are constantly trying to figure out affordable setups, this is the choice. Your Final Budget will be around ₹40000 ( with out GPU and other hardwares like monitors and keyboards) and around ₹70000 - ₹8000 ( with a GPU and ofcourse other hardwares excluded).
im in love my brother i have just see your promo for PCbros and im already hooked in its amazing to see other youtubers talk about pcbros because toastybros know that they are doing when it comes to tec
in my country i can't even thinking to get one of these gaming pc i mean i can't afford to buy the parts in fact we dont have huge stors like you guys and last three months i spend most of the time on youtube watching all the builds of gaming pc
budget build is the best build to me. having a thousand+ dollar rig doesn't make sense to me especially if it was mostly used just to game or youtube. if the game runs smoothly and doesn't stutter, crash or anything. able to play at 1080p. parts doesn't bottleneck and temps are great then I'm good with it. i have friends who plays on $2k up to $4k rigs and they barely play on it. one is playing fcking runescape, other is playing LOL. both can run on potato pc. i mean buying a much more expensive hardware doesn't mean it has longer lifespan. it's just regrettable to replace it if you haven't squeeze enough years out of it. i could buy a ryzen 5 and not worry if it wears out in 5-7 years but if i buy a ryzen 9 proc, i don't want it to die in that amount of time. i think they just want to brag about their rigs when the topic about it suddenly comes.
I decided im going to build this system since I'm on a tight budget. Just a quick question to who ever made this PC how much FPS do you get on roblox games with this PC?
I enjoyed your video, $400 is right about my budget. One comment: UA-cam really jacked the volume of the ads up. If you can find a way to mitigate this, it would be much appreciated. I listen in the wee hours of the morning, and the volume jump was ridiculous!
Hello . I’ve been looking to build my own gamer pc for years now but like many I was intimidated for various reasons budget , technical know how , etc. Your explanations are clear , concise and to the point. You are the first individual to actually instill me with the confidence to finally build my first . That being said , can I run Baldurs Gate 3 comfortably with the setup you’ve provided ?
I went the 12th gen intel route for my build came in at $498 after taxes with a 5700xt highly upgradeable as well. I did buy used parts which greatly helped. The new parts its impossible to stay under $500 with a dedicated gpu. No gpu for the build though doesnt seem like the best gaming experience.
I have a 5700G. It got me by through the pandemic. Whenever the time comes, and I will retire the system, it's going to make up for a great small form factor media-server build.
Can you put any Power supply even if it's too big? because the one on amazon on the link is out of stock so i found a Enermax Cyberbron 500W Power Supply, 80 PLUS Bronze, Non-Modular PSU, Silent Fan, Black Flat Cable, ATX Compact 140mm Size, 5 Year Warranty on amazon and, can that fit into the pc case idk the size or anything? 🤨 i need help
I just built a new system for $600 with the same processor, but with ASUS ROG Strix B550-F wifi II MB, 32 GB PC3200 ram, 1 TB pcie4 NVME SSD, Corsair RM550x PSU, and NZXT H510i case. This is replacing my 2009 AMD Phenom II that still works perfectly.
I have this build already from one of the Toasty Bros vids and am just waiting on my motherboard (Saving when in debt sucks lol) All i need it for is World of Warcraft and Raid shadow legends, so I wont need to upgrade to a GPU for a small while. I want to play elden ring but i am also saving for an Xbox Series S.
Your step by step guide is very useful for us newbies.. many simply skipped either the building part (including plugging into those intimidating cables) .... or the installing window/drivers part... & every yr there are newbies comes into buiding PC ... especially budget ones.. but eventually we'll consider upgrading by maybe adding GPU to our APU builds.. Not all are experience builders.. your channel has alot of potential to newbies.. keep up the gd work.. Teach us how to upgrade APU systems with your preferred recommended GPUs.. step by step guide.. like do we need to uninstall iGPU, how to install new GPU drivers.. how to update BIOS.. how to know do we need to update BIOS.. overclocking with PBO.. performance comparisons manual/auto OC..
The case is unavailable the alternative looks like it might to small, are there any other recommendations for case or can the motherboard fit inside the alternative case? Also, do you think the motherboard will fit inside a BitFenix Nova Mesh TG Black Case ARGB Edition?
Can you help pls I’ve been up almost all night trying to find out why I’m being told by pcpartpicker that I need to upgrade the motherboard to a newer BIOS version so that it can support the CPU and I have absolutely no clue what they mean by that Edit: I get all of it now and I feel like an idiot cause you literally said it
Thanks for a god video. You've switched from a 512 GB Neo Forza to a 1T Crusial. Was the Noe Forza not good enough? Can this PC play UHD discs flawlessly from a good BD drive? Or a good Sata hard drive?
Watch any of my other pc build guide videos to learn how to install a graphics card The best and cheapest graphics card you can get is a used one that is in your budget
I have a full 650$ setup and it runs most games on 1080p 60-80 fps average all the time! Here's the parts Components:
CPU: Intel Core i3-12100F 3.3 GHz Quad-Core Processor - $109.99 CPU Cooler: None (Use the stock cooler)
Motherboard : MSI PRO H610M-G DDR4 Micro ATX LGA1700 Motherboard - $89.00 Memory: Kingston FURY Beast RGB 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory - $47.99 Storage: TEAMGROUP MS30 1 TB M.2-2280 SATA Solid State Drive - $49.99 Video Card: Asus TUF Gaming EVO OC GeForce GTX 1660 Ti 6 GB Video Card - $240.37 Case NZXT H510 ATX Mid Tower Case $59.99 Power Supply Thermaltake TR2 600 W ATX Power Supply Total: $650 USD Try building this beast, it's worth every penny
Hey man I totaly love your videos but im tired of these gaming only builds so could you do a series of budget builds for video editing. Would mean world to me
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Thanks
hey man, you should post an update to this specific build and show the performance difference after adding a graphics card. I just built this exact PC and Id love to know what a difference a GPU could make!
I finally saved up at least 400$ within 9 months working on a minimum wage. Decided to buy this specific build you showed. I was genuinely happy and going to save again to buy GPU.
Ryzen 5 5600G is a great CPU so I would try to go for maybe an RX 6600 or 6600XT if you get the money. Both will age very well and you won't need to upgrade for a long time especially if you only intend on playing at 1080p. But there are cheaper options if you're willing to buy used.
@@ryannnftw my choices are rtx 3060 or 6600XT. Thank you for your recommendation.
@@trukinis420 hey, I'm planning to build my pc with i3-10100f and gtx 1650. what do you think?
@@jiten2k5pretty nice build
hi! I'm planning to build my very first pc just a quick question as a complete beginner on building pc can this PC shown in the video be able to play DOTA2?
I saw this kid grow up in front of my eyes the last decade! incredible!
@@johnson3625 wasting?
@johnson3625 lol its not like I've been watching him 24/7 for 10 years.
Exactly!! I remember him doing pc build when he had braces ok teeth. And look at him all grown up rn. I feel like a dad seeing son grow up lol.
LOL just read this comment so I had to go back and I just watched his q&a video from 8 years ago.
Kid? Thats a grown man, how old are you?
After watching this video , I’ve decided to try the same build. First time building a computer ,it was very intimidating but thanks to this video ,I’ve managed to set up everything without any problems. Thank you very much!
For just 400$ this is a really good computer, and the fact that u can upgrade it by putting like a 3060 inside it and the cpu wouldnt bottleneck just makes it amazing.
What kind of gpu you can put it in? Cuz im trying to build with ryzen cpu,nd thinking what kind of gpu i could put in, like from 150-250$
@@kriik4789 gtx 1650 or rx 580 at the low end, rx 6600 or rx 6650 xt (if you can find one at 250) at the higher end of ur budget
@@kriik4789 I built a rx 6600 and r5 5600 for $585 total only thing used was the gpu. I upgraded from a 1060 3gb and a i5-4690k with ddr3 12gb ram the difference is crazy!
If you are willing to buy usedparts and they are available where you live an older 10 series card like the 1070 or 1080 might not be a bad option either.
Is this gonna perform better than an xbox series s or a ps5 with the specs in it? I dont know much about pc but got some free times... any help?
I have the same APU. It's also your video last june that convinced me to build a 5600G system and start saving for a gpu down the road, for the sake of having something to use right away. Now 6 months later I saved enough for a 1660 super and I am very happy with it. Thanks for the great content
i have the same apu and it was good for what i wanted to play and do on my pc at the time. I have upgraded to a 3070 so i can play more demanding games
you should chose RX6600
@@robertbodnar8745 the thing is I'm still a student and the funds I used are from scholarship so the budget is tight. Also, I specifically chose nvidia for tensorflow use.
@@ndrxw hey man me too
Can this system play GTA 5?
I just wanna play some games
Not hardcore games like warzone
I don't even play Fortnite
But games like Minecraft, GTA, rust and so on
Will it run?
@@deadscaryt9934yes I have a good amount of playtime in GTA V and minecraft. Im not sure about rust but you can find a lot of benchmark videos of 5600g builds
Finally someone knows definition of budget! I also love the way the upgrade paths too!
Built this computer for my kids last Christmas and they love it. Plays all the games they want and more. Thank you so much for this video. You're awesome!
It sounds like this upcoming holiday season you should hook them up with a dedicated GPU so they can get more performance!
Funny thing is, I'm looking into that right now lol
@@ScatterVolt any recommendations?
@@Drosasuc depends on how much you're wanting to spend
@@Drosasuc the rx 6600 will go really well with this build or even the rx 6650xt
For the sake of interest, I decided to watch this video and was surprised! I from Russia will be able to assemble such a PC only from used components, and for new hardware + warranty, which is 20% of the total price, all $ 600 will be charged
Killer $400 build. Great value for money, hopefully prices keep coming down the way they are, its a great time to be in the pc community.
No, it doesn't even have a dedicated GPU
@@KingSteven77 what would you choose for $400?
For the graphics card a RX 580 8GB, you can easily find them for around $75 online, they have the same/better performance of a GTX 1650 SUPER
and double the vram, so it's a really good card
@Ramsey Bolton I was talking about using used parts and not using overpriced new parts, in the used market the RX 580 8GB is only $75.
i'm actually loving this. Skipping out on the GPU and relying on a budget, yet pretty good CPU with integrated graphics.
Dont get too excited, integrated graphics are most likely more than useless
I remember watching your 2021 buid with the 5600g and ever since i’ve been trying to build one and just 2 weeeks ago I finished mine, 5600g, vetroo v5 cooler, 16gb of tforce delta rgb 3600mhz ram, 500gb ssd, and a b450 tomahawk max mb, all for around 390 dollars, now i’m just saving up for a gpu and i’m all set
Congratulations!
@@ScatterVolt Thanks for all the work you put in these videos, they really help a ton!
Just want to say thank you bro you helped/inspired me to build my first PC and gave me the confidence I needed to build my first one from last years 5600g build took me a few months to finally finish it but finally did. I couldn’t be more happier with my pc build thanks to YOU. I must’ve rewatched that $500 5600g video about 20x but it was a fun process finally finished with a dedicated gpu rx 6600xt and it drastically improved my performance! I’m so happy. Now I’m going to start building a second pc for my daughter as she loves to play with me but she wants one for her birthday hope to have it done by then but going to build from here again thank you.
Go with at least the 5600 that way you can get a B550 and have PCIe 4.0 to the graphics especially if you're going with a 6600, 6600XT, 6650XT.
what fps do you get in like elden ring, warzome 2, games like he did in this video
IT WENT DOWN IN PRICE 350 NOW WITHOUT SHIPPING AND TAX
NVM 410
445 with tax and shiping
Even though alot of people diss apus, if you know you are going to upgrade later and want new parts, its an amazing option for a budget option!
I never leave comments under youtube vids but this deserved one. I love that you showed how to do everything when it comes to building a PC. Thank you! because I'm not tech savvy at all.
Im constantly watching PC build videos patiently waiting for the day I have enough confidence to build one on my own
You could also now add a radeon 580 and keep it under 500. Or add an rx 5700xt and keep it under 600 for insane performance
Yeah the RX 580 8GB is the best Graphics card for under $100, nothing can beat it
its crazy how good this video is. very detailed and honest. love how honest the benchmark is lol
Perfect setup to save some money and then throw in a 6600 when you have it !
i love the fact that it's upgradable , if i had this pc i would definetly use this for a while! and then upgrade after a few years
hope your channel getting attention to all budgeters around the world, i love quite that "who said you need thousand dollars to be good!!" and yeahh start from budget and needs !!!
Xbox or Build a PC? 👑 BEST $400 Gaming PC Build Guide 2023
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Literally going to do this exact build for myself, so excited to get into PC gaming
For my build I'm going to get the Antec Nx260 case... I'm definitely going to overclock the apu as well has increase the amount of Vram
Never mind a pc build
I wanna see scattervolt build muscles
My son wants a pc for Christmas and I’ve been wanting to try to build a pc. This looks like the perfect build for that
Pretty crazy to be able to say you can get into PC gaming for $400! Love to see it!
Well this is an absolute deal for $400 ( around ₹40000 INR). If you dont bother about gaming much then this build is more than enough. But if you want it for gaming and you are willing to spend more amount ,$300-$400 more ( around ₹25000-₹40000 INR more) then you can always go for some decent Graphics Card that will promise atleast constant 60+(worst case) to 90+(avg-best case) fps in all these games easily. For Indians out there who are constantly trying to figure out affordable setups, this is the choice. Your Final Budget will be around ₹40000 ( with out GPU and other hardwares like monitors and keyboards) and around ₹70000 - ₹8000 ( with a GPU and ofcourse other hardwares excluded).
im in love my brother i have just see your promo for PCbros and im already hooked in its amazing to see other youtubers talk about pcbros because toastybros know that they are doing when it comes to tec
just what i needed another scattervolt video (he uploads once a year)
I think my channel upload notifications are finally being sent out to ya'll lol
I think if you enable Sam/rebar you would get a few more FPS overall. Not a huge jump but something extra. Not bad though given the market
You probably won’t see this in time but do the screws come with the mother board at 10:42
thank you for this guide on how to build a budget pc you are a Gigachad
I'm a console player, but I'm looking into PC gaming for a while. This will be will be a good start for me.
See my pinned comment!!!!!
@@ScatterVolt thank you.
If this kid could place price with product, he'd be borderline legendary.
If your not a fan of integrated grafics, then a 1660 super should be good for this build.
*RX 6600
@@ScatterVolt yessssss W
Finally a good guide from someone! I was able to buy all the components plus thermal paste for only 385!
Can you mind sharing how you got it so much cheaper?
the pc bros ads plug 👏🏽🔥
in my country i can't even thinking to get one of these gaming pc
i mean i can't afford to buy the parts in fact we dont have huge stors like you guys
and last three months i spend most of the time on youtube watching all the builds of gaming pc
Hey i hope you have a wonderful day❤.But i have one question i'm from the Philippines and the link doesn't ship to my country so what should i do?
I used your last $300 dollar budget pc to play Cyberpunk, wasn't terrible :)
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The motherboard is not available right now so can you suggest a alternative ? I checked the description but no alternatives there !
It`s an AWESOME PERFORMANCE for an APU!!
I just bought a pc but i still love watching these
Dude you almost choose same components as me. That means I still got it since 2000 even if I'm little bit out of PC gaming. Nice😎
budget build is the best build to me. having a thousand+ dollar rig doesn't make sense to me especially if it was mostly used just to game or youtube. if the game runs smoothly and doesn't stutter, crash or anything. able to play at 1080p. parts doesn't bottleneck and temps are great then I'm good with it. i have friends who plays on $2k up to $4k rigs and they barely play on it. one is playing fcking runescape, other is playing LOL. both can run on potato pc.
i mean buying a much more expensive hardware doesn't mean it has longer lifespan. it's just regrettable to replace it if you haven't squeeze enough years out of it. i could buy a ryzen 5 and not worry if it wears out in 5-7 years but if i buy a ryzen 9 proc, i don't want it to die in that amount of time. i think they just want to brag about their rigs when the topic about it suddenly comes.
You are amazing! Liked, subbed, and commented!
I decided im going to build this system since I'm on a tight budget. Just a quick question to who ever made this PC how much FPS do you get on roblox games with this PC?
I enjoyed your video, $400 is right about my budget. One comment: UA-cam really jacked the volume of the ads up. If you can find a way to mitigate this, it would be much appreciated. I listen in the wee hours of the morning, and the volume jump was ridiculous!
Hello . I’ve been looking to build my own gamer pc for years now but like many I was intimidated for various reasons budget , technical know how , etc. Your explanations are clear , concise and to the point. You are the first individual to actually instill me with the confidence to finally build my first . That being said , can I run Baldurs Gate 3 comfortably with the setup you’ve provided ?
Would I be able to find an alternative to the power supply, because it is out of stock on many website and online shops
Love this. I'm getting into PC gaming and may try to build this
I have an updated $400 pc build releasing net week
The best part was overclocking for beginners 🤜🤛
i appreciate this video so much, you made me so confident on building a compatible gaming pc.. thank you
Hey Scatter, is this PC build able to stream at decent quality? Thanks for the upload, please let me know
Nice! It works really good. Could you make a video upgrading it?
What graphics card would you recommend for this build?
Dayum
The new clash of clans ad is fire
love watching your builds even though i had a decent pc already that can pretty much run any game at 60fps+ on high settings
is there an alternative to the motherboard because its sold out
I went the 12th gen intel route for my build came in at $498 after taxes with a 5700xt highly upgradeable as well. I did buy used parts which greatly helped. The new parts its impossible to stay under $500 with a dedicated gpu. No gpu for the build though doesnt seem like the best gaming experience.
The intel build was amazing u were amazing there 😅
You're literally The Grant Thompson (God rest his soul) of pc builds.
For 100 bucks more in my country I can get i3 12100f Rx 6400 should I ?
Very cool video😊 But I have a question: what graphics card can you add?🤔
Great video made your 600 pc in 2018!
Thank you so much, this is really helping me to learn how to do mine soon. I appreciate you!
I have a 5700G. It got me by through the pandemic.
Whenever the time comes, and I will retire the system, it's going to make up for a great small form factor media-server build.
Just from the Title I know its a good video
Can you put any Power supply even if it's too big? because the one on amazon on the link is out of stock so i found a Enermax Cyberbron 500W Power Supply, 80 PLUS Bronze, Non-Modular PSU, Silent Fan, Black Flat Cable, ATX Compact 140mm Size, 5 Year Warranty on amazon and, can that fit into the pc case idk the size or anything? 🤨 i need help
what would be the best graphics card to put into this rig when i feel it's time to upgrade, from nvidia or amd
how does a 512gb SSD become 931.5GB am i missing something here also time is 5:43 and when it shows what he has 17:52
I just built a new system for $600 with the same processor, but with ASUS ROG Strix B550-F wifi II MB, 32 GB PC3200 ram, 1 TB pcie4 NVME SSD, Corsair RM550x PSU, and NZXT H510i case. This is replacing my 2009 AMD Phenom II that still works perfectly.
I have this build already from one of the Toasty Bros vids and am just waiting on my motherboard (Saving when in debt sucks lol) All i need it for is World of Warcraft and Raid shadow legends, so I wont need to upgrade to a GPU for a small while. I want to play elden ring but i am also saving for an Xbox Series S.
Noice
thanks for conclusion on this
Your step by step guide is very useful for us newbies.. many simply skipped either the building part (including plugging into those intimidating cables) .... or the installing window/drivers part... & every yr there are newbies comes into buiding PC ... especially budget ones.. but eventually we'll consider upgrading by maybe adding GPU to our APU builds.. Not all are experience builders..
your channel has alot of potential to newbies.. keep up the gd work..
Teach us how to upgrade APU systems with your preferred recommended GPUs.. step by step guide.. like do we need to uninstall iGPU, how to install new GPU drivers.. how to update BIOS.. how to know do we need to update BIOS.. overclocking with PBO.. performance comparisons manual/auto OC..
The case is unavailable the alternative looks like it might to small, are there any other recommendations for case or can the motherboard fit inside the alternative case? Also, do you think the motherboard will fit inside a BitFenix Nova Mesh TG Black Case ARGB Edition?
Nice! But can you please do an updated video on the $600 or $700 gaming pc because a lot of parts are going down in price
Depends
I paid this pc almost 700$
Can I use the Fractal Pop Mini Air for the case instead?
Amazing performance just for 400,it can tun triple a titles on reasonable fps for price and can sure run older titles like gta v or csgo
Can you help pls
I’ve been up almost all night trying to find out why I’m being told by pcpartpicker that I need to upgrade the motherboard to a newer BIOS version so that it can support the CPU and I have absolutely no clue what they mean by that
Edit: I get all of it now and I feel like an idiot cause you literally said it
please what did you do during the process to protect the internal components from ESD.I didn't see you wearing an antistatic wrist strap.
You don’t need one if you don’t intentionally go out of your way to generate static electricity lol
Great vid!
@2:49 I thought the Ryzen 5600G has Vega 7 graphics and the 5700G has Vega 8 graphics
I may of had a slip up there.
You must put a DVD writer if we want to burn DVDs why you dont put it in gaming pcs?
You have inspired me to build my dream computer! ❤️❤️ keep up the work man (also I pared the 5600g with an RTX 2060)
With the CPU that you provided, can we still run a graphics card if we wanted to and which one will be best for this build
can i put a graphics card
No
Yes!
Thanks for a god video.
You've switched from a 512 GB Neo Forza to a 1T Crusial. Was the Noe Forza not good enough?
Can this PC play UHD discs flawlessly from a good BD drive? Or a good Sata hard drive?
Buying this same build thx man
Can you do a vid on how to install the graphic card? what's the best and cheapest graphics card you can get thanks!
Watch any of my other pc build guide videos to learn how to install a graphics card
The best and cheapest graphics card you can get is a used one that is in your budget
Thanks and just another question I want to build this but I will mainly be using it for Asseto Corsa and FPS games how will this handle? Thanks :)
@@ScatterVolt what's one you recommend?
I have a full 650$ setup and it runs most games on 1080p 60-80 fps average all the time! Here's the parts
Components:
CPU:
Intel Core i3-12100F 3.3 GHz Quad-Core Processor - $109.99
CPU Cooler:
None (Use the stock cooler)
Motherboard :
MSI PRO H610M-G DDR4 Micro ATX LGA1700 Motherboard - $89.00
Memory:
Kingston FURY Beast RGB 16 GB (2 x 8 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory - $47.99
Storage:
TEAMGROUP MS30 1 TB M.2-2280 SATA Solid State Drive - $49.99
Video Card:
Asus TUF Gaming EVO OC GeForce GTX 1660 Ti 6 GB Video Card - $240.37
Case
NZXT H510 ATX Mid Tower Case $59.99
Power Supply
Thermaltake TR2 600 W ATX Power Supply
Total: $650 USD
Try building this beast, it's worth every penny
Yo how does Minecraft run (modded, etc)
@@44goodnightworld44 meh good ig
Is the cpu cooler included with the processor?
Very helpful thank you so much
Hey man I totaly love your videos but im tired of these gaming only builds so could you do a series of budget builds for video editing. Would mean world to me
Basic video editing is possible on every single gaming pc build guide I’ve provided.
When listing the tools needed, you forgot the tweezers, and the Swiss army knife that hopefully has a Phillips screw driver.
That is bad ass I did not notice you can do that with your CPU is the graphic card that is awesome
The case isnt available on Amazon, can you recommend another?
Is the motherboard written where the cables should fit in?
Great video! Also can you make a $900 gaming pc build?
What about $1000?
Sorry for replying late, but yeah i algo would like todo see a 1000$ build!
great pc build use it all the time
PSU switch. Is a 1 and 0(zero) a 1 signifies "on" in a zero signifies "off". It's binary