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I have a question before I go out and spend millions on a GPU. I play CS on low settings to boost FPS as high as possible, I don't care about the graphic, I only care about as high FPS as possible, and I will soon be going from playing CSGO to CS2, currently using 4790K GTX960 2GB, thinking about getting a 7800x3d upgrade. My question is, do I really need to upgrade to an expensive GPU to play CS2 on 1440p low settings? I just want to run as many FPS as possible, I can't state this enough, even stable +800 fps would make me a very happy competitive CS player.
This couldn't have come at a better time as I'm about to build a Ryzen 7600 build, thank you for your video! Helps a lot as I was a bit anxious about certain components!
I'd be curious to know the total price when your PC is done. I want to build a new PC but don't know which CPU, GPU, RAM, and motherboard pairing to choose that will last for at least a few years without needing any upgrading.
I love how you don't just go with one piece of hardware specifically, always have been fond of that. I continue to hold a smouldering rage for nVidia's prices personally, I'm to the point that I won't recommend them to clients at all unless they need CUDA for something specifically.
Same, I don't plan to buy GPU's from them anymore and I also won't recommend them to anyone either, they pissed me off when they drove EVGA out of the GPU market, but their bull$hit from the last few months was the last straw for me, Jensen can roll up the cash he made ripping people off and f@ck himself with it.
What is CUDA actually required for? Does it help reduce pressure on CPU? OR does it help in gaming performance or 4k movie watching? Is dlss better than fsr?
I spent $300 on an LG QP5 Eclair soundbar. It supports Atmos 3.1.2 and has a sub. I don't think I ever need to buy an audio-equipped motherboard again.
I’m confused… wouldn’t the sound bar still benefit from an upgraded audio codec? or do you mean you wouldn’t be able to know the difference because the sound bar already sounds nice?
Damn I've watched more than 100 videos today on PC building but the information you provide is really easy to understand and really rich. I just love the way you explain the concepts and remove the myths. Thank you very much!
I was going to go for a 13500 but my main purpose was for gaming and a last minute check with the 7600, when I saw that comparison benchmarks, I was blown away. And the cherry on the cake was the 7600 was $100 cheaper where I live than the 13500. If you don't need wifi on the motherboard, the MSI PRO B650M-P is a very cheap and robust choice. I always prefer GSkill rams so the 6Ghz 36 were the best choices.
I have no idea how it happened, but I bought my Ryzen 5 7600 for $2990 Mexican Pesos, approximately $175 USD. From one day to the next, a supplier began selling them at a very reduced price to the main hardware stores, dropping public prices to $175. It was time for something good to happen in these lands. Although we have much better prices and stock than most of Latin America, the percentage it represents of our salary is much higher so any discount is greatly appreciated. Thank you very much for these videos that help us make better decisions and save valuable resources.
where did you get your cpu from? im about to build my first pc and im going to a store in mexico city called gamer pc but i would love to find lower prices, im on a budget of 27,000 pesos.
@@PCBuilderChannel I love it! When I first got it, it was a little rough. The older BIOSes didn't work with RAM well, it had to retrain every time I booted up meaning 1minute plus boot times. The April BIOS update ending up fixing these issues and now I have a 20-30 second boot time. Stability has been good. I have a 200mhz PBO with -12 offset that has been really solid. Not sure if I am doing it right, but it seems to work well and it boost up to 5.35 Ghz. I am still learning computers...so much to learn!!
Thanks, it's been a few years since my last build and I was floundering. You made learning the changes as painless as possible and understandable enough that I was confident to give AMD a try.
Jason, only a small correction here, the Ryzen 5 7600 and the 7600x are NOT usually the same price. The Ryzen 5 7600 is about $25 cheaper than 7600x, and then you have to buy a cooler for the 7600x, so we are looking at around $50 to $70 more dollares for a 7600x.
loving your content, looking forward to 400k subs! I followed most of your guidance and in March 2023 i built 7600x with RX 6800 for 1440p, with the intention of going 7900 xtx or better later on. but for now, I'm happy with its performance.
@@wealthyluxuryvideos I don't think it's terrible, but I think say a Ryzen 5600 is a better budget CPU. 4 cores has kind of a hard time in some games. Do some research. The info is out there
Great Video Jason 👍 I didn't think the 7600 was all that fast, but it turned out to pack a punch for a 6 core non X CPU. I learned quite a bit about the value proposition in a budget AM5 platform upgrade today, so thanks! I often look for overpriced motherboards just because the i/o is so much better on the $250-$300 AM5 Mobos, but I realized that you can just get PCIE add in cards for USB4 or USB C 3.2 2x2 if you need those ports.
@@PCBuilderChannelwhich one should i buy for ryzen 5 7600, gpu rx 6750 xt, Msi pro b650m-p or Gigabyte b650m de3h or Asus Prime b650m-A II, Please tell me, prices are same in my country
I was looking for 7600 build, then I change my mind to 12600k and z790. CPU was like 90euros cheaper then 7600 and little bit faster,so there was no brainer for me. BTW i was using AMD cpus like 13 years, and in 2016 or so, switched to blue team.
ASRock is actually coming out with a new line of motherboards called the Taichi Lite. They are have all of the Taichi features but without all of the RGB and fancy looking heat sinks and will cost quite a bit less. The X670E Steel Legend was also on sale a day or two ago for $262.
I recently bought the B550 Tiachi for my upgrade from i7 6700k to Ryzen 9 5950x. Looks good but faster M.2 and 8x Sata won me over if you want an AM4 but more RGB they do the same board in a Razer edition same goes for the x570 M/B. Was going to pair with my 3070Ti but got a good price trading in and buying a Radeon RX 6950 butnhad to upgrade my older Enermax Galaxy PSU 850 watt to an EVGA 1300GT, older PSU did not have 3x 6+2 pin connectors. The options at present are great and this build should last 6 plus years.
I'm still waiting for that sweet deal where I feel comfortable pulling the trigger. Since I recently upgraded my GPU from an RX 570 8GB to an RX 6800 16GB, the rest of my build is an R5 3600 with 64GB of cl16 RAM on a B450 Tomahawk. I'm actually considering the 7700 since its available, but it's the rest I'm not completely sold on. I might just wait until Black Friday or similar event and snatch up a good deal since my system still functions well enough.
The current 5-level CPUs (Ryzen 5, Core i5) are the sweet spot for most gaming and consumer-level productivity builds. In truth, a very small percentage of PC users need more cores, but a lot are convinced to get more by going to the 7- or 9-level CPUs. My current gamer runs a 13700K with an ASRock 6800XT and 64GB of RAM on an ASRock Z690 Taichi motherboard, built to give a nice boost over the previous 3900X / 2080Ti machine and to provide headroom for a faster GPU if 7900XTX prices fall below $900 US. (CUDA and software benefits aside, I'm done with Nvidia.) I used to lean Gigabyte, but I'm leaning heavily into the ASRock camp these days.
Thank you for your comment. Been trying to research pc build lately as I prepare to try my first build! It is true I was convinced ryzen 7 was the way to go, but the graphics cards seem so expensive. I'm hoping to spend under 2k CAD total, so it's great to hear ryzen 5 is still acceptable. Will look for builds including ryzen 5 instead of 7 going forward. Thanks again!!
My last build was a fx8150 10 years ago! After seeing price drops it really is a great time for anew build right kow. This time I started evaluating a Ryzen 9 but after comparing features and values for the components it just became obvious that I should start with a R5 7600x. I basically got all the exact same parts that you recommend in this video for the same reasons, (b650 aero for hd audio and 2x nvme, 7600x, ddr5 32g) but also because this will be my system for the next 10 years so the upgradability is prime for this setup. I also just ordered a 2t kc3000 nvme yesterday after looking at prices. This is my first time installing nvme. Btw the build is working a at 1% CPU on idle and 60w power consumption on Ubuntu 20.4. It spends 40 watt less than my old fx8150 and it runs like a dream. I commend you sir on your great work! And I stand behind the recommendation in this video 1000 %✓ Subscribed.
I always love how in most of your videos you try to make it as clear as possible that when it comes to gaming the GPU should take absolute priority and the CPU can be lower tier than we think as long as its not bottlenecking the GPU. I always get caught up in getting the next best thing but I always need that reminded that it might not make a difference whatsoever.
Man, your videos have to be some of the best on you tube. Your knowledge of the PC world is incredible. Right now I'm learning about how I will build my next system 4 years from now. After spending all that money on AM4 platform, I have to wait on AM6 to come out before I can afford AM5 lol. what a fool believes......he sees. Thanks again Jason, and I'm still waiting for the 6950 to go below $500 so I can add it to my 5900x rig.
I do kind of wish you did include the price of the graphics card somewhere some how while showing the price break downs as the first build being the budget build looks great at $600 for all of the other components, but that graphics card is about $750 so rather then it being a $600 system it is a $1350 system + your choice of case. So lets call that one a $1500 system to give plenty of room for the case any anything else not included there. Like if you can put an almost $1k graphic card into your system there is nothing budget about it and you really should not skimp on any of the other components. I would go straight to the full premium options here as it is only about $200 to $300 more in the end from the "budget" option. I mean the title of the video is the Ryzen 7600 build not the Sapphire Pulse Radion RX 7900 XT build. The budget option should have like the RX 6800 in it. Though at the same time AMD cards are priced all over the place. You have some 6700s and 6800s at the same price as 7900s and then XT and XTX models are either the same price or like $50 or less apart in price.
I was able to put together a $1800 build (2k with taxes 😑) with a FRICKIN 7900 XTX! 🤯 I’ll probably be buying at the end of June / early July, so hopefully the prices don’t go up 😅
Just built my first PC and did a lot of research looking a good build. Went with B650 Tomahawk wifi motherboard, A RX6700 XT gpu and Ryzen 7600 cpu, all of which you reccomended so I feel like I did pretty good! Still not sure im sold on needing a new cpu fan but im open to it, wish I looked at this video before going through hours of research but regardless i'm super happy with this new setup
Currently on a 5600/3060. I’m thinking I’d benefit from a gpu upgrade before a cpu upgrade. I’m also more likely to change platforms over swapping to a 5800x3d as the cost of the 5800x3d is 70% higher than 7600+ free ddr5 ram and the difference can be used towards a new board making the cost difference minor
There's no reason to upgrade your platform, AM5 isn't mature enough yet, and the 5600 is absolutely still great for gaming. You'd 100% be better off upgrading the GPU first. If someone is upgrading from say ryzen 2000 or like Intel 10th gen... sure, go to AM5. No need to upgrade from AM4 though if you're on ryzen 5000 already.
I'm in the exact same place, 5600x and 3060 Ti. When looking and optimizing my system, it's always the GPU at 100% with the fans screaming. I've been waiting to see what comes out in the middle of AMD's range, but soon I'm just going to spring for a 7900 xt and move on.
Not worth it the 5600 is still holding strong, it's a huge expense I rather get a better GPU, my future upgrade will be the 5800X3D I don't have to swap out anything. Considering I just upgraded, I'm good for a couple of years. If money is burning a hole in your wallet it's always your decision. I've been there before.
@@furiahispanica3823 I get where you're coming from, but weigh your options carefully before buying a 5800X3D. Prices for a budget motherboard, 7600 and memory are rapidly dropping toward $400. The 5800X3D is holding around $330. For less than $100 more you move to a faster processor on a platform with an upgrade path. The 5800X3D is the fastest gaming chip you can put on the old platform, but the 7600 is already a faster gaming chip. I've been eyeing the 5800X3D for a while now and for the extra $100 or so the updated system is probably the better buy if you can swing it.
You do a great job explaining the important feature for people trying to optimize value. I built a computer this past month, and I bought more CPU than I should have. I don't think it was enough to go up in GPU tiers. I got an 6700 XT for $330. The price jump to the tier above a 6700 XT is $150+.
If you got 7600 ryzen it's not bad. You got all future proof you need, basically you don't need to change your CPU, DDR5 ram and motherboard. Only thing you need for significant upgrade is to sell your GPU and get better one with money you got and ofc you need to pay more. You can max out your GPU and buy worse CPU but then you are locked with bad motherboard and no upgrade paths for CPU, basically you need to change everything. Generally yeah better GPU is better but getting AM5 early is amazing deal. You keep DDR5 ram, motherboard and CPU is very strong and you can wait till GPU purchases get better value.
I want to echo your advice about purchasing a motherboard without upgraded audio. In my new build I went with the MSI B650 Tomahawk because I wanted the upgraded audio, but the quality of the audio was bad and the audio had a high pitched squeal when gaming that I could not get rid of. So I purchased the Apple 3.5mm to usb c converter, which has a built in dac. It's $9 and the audio quality is so much better.
You have that problem because the board is having interference which is a common problem on mobo with pcb layer with 6 or less layers. They also tend to not overclock well either.
Thank you very much for all the amazing content. It helped me lots picking all my parts n even informing for a monitor to pair it with. Id not have the confidence to build it myself without all of your help 🔥
Very similar to a recent build I made that is in the process of shipping. It's going to be tight in a Torrent Compact, I'll have 20 mm of clearance for the GPU, but everything should fit based on PC Part Picker's compatibility filter: CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7700 3.6 GHz 8-Core Processor CPU Cooler: Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 White 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler Motherboard: Gigabyte B650 AORUS ELITE AX ATX AM5 Motherboard Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws S5 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 Memory Storage: MSI SPATIUM M470 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive Video Card: Sapphire PULSE Radeon RX 7900 XT 20 GB Video Card Case: Fractal Design Torrent Compact ATX Mid Tower Case Power Supply: Corsair RM850e (2023) 850 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply Monitor: Gigabyte M27Q 27.0" 2560 x 1440 170 Hz Monitor Monitor: Gigabyte M27Q 27.0" 2560 x 1440 170 Hz Monitor
Hi Jason. I went with the 7800x3d, MSI wifi edge, Corsair vengeance CL30 6000, Samsung 990 2tb, rx7900xtx, msi mpg 1000 watt psu. Nzxt 280mm aio in a Coller Master TD500 for my first ever build. Hopefully everything goes well with it. Going to build it myself thanks to your videos as well as Joey from CRATER.
Important to note that right now at microcenter you can get the 7700x, Msi pro b650m-p motherboard and gskill 6000 cl36 32 gb kit all for $449, that’s a steal.
The thing with the 7600 non X is, that if you just lower the power limit of the 7600X to 65 W, you'll get the same result as the non X variant. Plus, you will get slightly better performance in applications without the Power limit. And it's just 10$ more expensive (at least in my country)
Oh my, it feels like this video was made specifically for me, it answers all the questions I got in the last few weeks trying to make my build, I'm so happy!
Great video, as always Jason! Enjoyed chatting with you a bit; and actually being home and awake for one of your premieres! Love this channel, can't wait to see what you come up with next!
Just wanted to say thanks. I learned a lot from your series of videos about what not to buy and best combos. Really gave me the confidence to finally attempt to build my own PC. Cheers.
Thank you for the information you provide in your videos! Specifically the differences in motherboards and those that contain upgraded audio or not. Also, that M.2 and SATA SSD's have similar performance for gaming. These little gems of information really help.
I've really wanted the 7800X3D but I just don't have the money for it. Then I convinced myself that the 7700X was good enough. Now you've convinced me to get the 7600. I'll be gaming at 3440x1440. I can drop in the 8800X3D or whatever later. Thanks for saving me money Jason. I'm a couple months away from finally having the whole thing built!
Super informative, and well explained. Thank you! Just about to build my own 7600 build and picked most of the recommended parts you mentioned, before I knew of this videos existence. It was an extensive research process, but glad to see that I didn't make any huge mistake at least.
Personally, I find the increased recommendation to 32gb to be spot on. I've noticed due to poor optimization of PC games nowadays, 16gb might not be enough for newer titles (ex: Hogwarts Legacy)
I mean if you are going AM5 and DDR5 you might as well go for 64gb as your ram and motherboard should be good for the whole AM5 life and if it is anything like AM4 that should be a good long life. I would avoid the RGB kits though if you are going to go for 64gb. I saw a 64gb kit from Team T-Force for $150 which is a little cheaper then getting two basic 32gb kits to get up to 64gb.
The se-224xt actually outperforms the se-226xt. However, neither cooler is suitable for a 12 or 16-core CPU, so if you plan to upgrade later (which is MUCH MORE COMMON with AMD platform since the motherboard will be useful for many years), you might want to get a better cooler. I own an SE-224-xt which I use with my 5700g. I like the RGB and the cooler punches way above it price ($35) in terms of price/performance - it behaves like a $75 cooler, not a $35 cooler ...
7600+Gigabyte B650 Gaming X AX+32GB Kingston Fury 6000MHz+6950XT+SN770 drives+ Arctic Freezer II 360mm to allow for upgrades. Obviously you can do it a fair bit cheaper but I wanted to max out 1440p with upgrade room without breaking the bank. CPU+mobo for £349 wss a great deal.
Hi Jason, I am wanting to build my first build but I am not really a fan of heavy RGB. How do you feel about mesh panels? And what cases do you recommend for someone not a fan of RGB but works on your AMD 7600 and 7800 3D builds?
When I got my Newegg bundle of the Asrock mobo and 7700, I had to find memory next. I really wanted DD5 6000 CL30 but remembered everyone saying boards were hit and miss at the level. So I went and checked the mobo memory support page and ordered a G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo 6000 cl30 2x16 set listed there. It worked flawlessly. I don't know if I got lucky or if Asrock just did a really good job testing the kits. I'm happy with it though :)
From years of experience, G.Skill worked flawlessly in every system I've built or did laptop memory upgrades on. My longest running system with G.Skill memory is 13 years and still going.
Well we have some great options just they are all around the same $700 +/- $100 or so price range right now regardless of what model it is. Like there is no real budget, mid, high. It is all just a matter of well you might as well get the 6800 over the 6700 because it is only $50 more or the same price, but then you might as well just get the 7800 because it is only $50 more or the same price, but then you might as well just get the 7900 XT because it is only $50 more or the same price, but then you might as well just get the XTX because it is only like $50 more.
I really wish AM5 had more budget boards with 2 ram slots because the platform runs much better wired for 2 ram slots and at the low end you should be focusing on the best 2 sticks you can afford and it would make the boards more affordable or allow them to put more options on the board. Also 32GBs of RAM, even on gaming only builds, will mean less page filing on your system (EDIT: less effect I mean... losing 4-6 GBs of 32 GBs is better than 2-3 GBs on 16 GBs). Not worth spending an arm and leg for but for a few more bucks I think it's worth it if it's in the budget.
Well if you dont mind not having RGB you could even go so far as to get 64gb of ram. You can get a double 32gb 5200 DDR5 kit from Team T-Force for only $160 on new egg right now, and I keep seeing those same RGB Team T-Force sticks going into builds on you tube and this week is the first I have ever heard of them so I guess they are ok. Or G.Skill Flare / Ripjaws for $170 Yes it is about twice the price you can get a 32gb kit for but of course they are it is twice the ram it should be. That said I have paid that much or more for 16gb kits in the past.
The b650 comment about posting 6000mhz ram is spot on cod kept crashing couldn’t figure out why until backed the ram down in bios and no issues since Ryzen 7600 Rtx 4070
Ooohhh so that's why you wanted me to watch this when you were boosting my build. Now I get it! This was very informative, thank you! I'll be on the lookout for more build videos and I'll give your recent build videos a watch!
My new pc coming home on monday can't wait! This is 1300€ build what do you think ? i5 12600k + rx6700xt + asus tuf gaming z690 d4 + corsair vengeance 2x8gb 3200 + P3 crucial ssd 2TB + Be Quiet Pure Power 12M 750w + Lian Li Lancool 215 Your videos helped me so much with picking parts.. Thank you 💚
Some notes: x570 boards seem to struggle with XMP enabled (particularly 3200 and above), mine is like that and it randomly resets the BIOS every few months. I just gave up and am running at stock RAM speeds to see if it resets again. Ryzen 7xxx series seems to struggle with 6000mhz and above RAM speeds, so it's best to keep below that.
I just bought myself a new pc and realized that I bought allmost all parts you are talking about in this video. Feels good :D AMD Ryzen 5 7600x RTX 4070 B650 PRO RS 32gb DDR5 2TB M.2 SSD Only missmatch is my CPU cooler since it only has 4 heatpipes. ENDORFY Fera 5 ARGB. It is still in parts. I really hope the CPU cooler is good enough.
Thanks a lot for this. I was having trouble picking between the different CPU options, but this sold me that the 7600 is indeed a very good choice. Now I just have to navigate the crazy motherboard market...
this was what i was looking for, after comparing the equivalent prices over here. most sensible build in terms of price/performance/watts, at least in my region. for whatever reason intel over here has quite the up-price compared to amd. the 13600KF is 305 bucks compared to 225 bucks for the 7600. those 80 bucks would be a dark rock PRO 4 cooler for me...that is a pretty darn good cooler...
That's great to hear! I actually started the channel when I returned to pc building after a break and wishes there more resources out there for new and returning builders (:
He had it on his RYZEN 5000 motherboard guide. Basically, it depends on what headphones/speakers you use and if you use the motherboard's audio jacks or you buy an external dac or soundcard. Edit: He also had a vid on it on intel 12th gen videos.
I went with the ak500, the MSI PRO B650-P moab, rtx 4070 ti, and the lian Li lancool 216! Everything else is the same I just picked white colors for the build. Looking forward to building this asap! Thank you
great video looking at a very similar build at the moment so you have given me some things to weight up. Although GPU prices here in Australia are scary cheapest 6700XT is $520, 6800 XT $786, 6950 $949, 7700XT $729
MicroCenter has a special for 7000X CPU's free CL36 DDR5-6000 memory kit. I just bought 7700X w/32 gb free ram, an open box B650 gigabyte Aorus Elite AX, and 1Gb 7000/5500 read write speeds for 550.00.
I couldn't believe it when I was at micro center yesterday and saw the 5800x3d for $280. If I didn't have a 7700x then I would've definitely grabbed that up. Anyway, great video and I really can't believe how much cheaper ddr5 is compared to when I built my new pc at the end of October. I guess it's the early adopters tax
As I commented to one of your other videos, I plan to build a PC for Blender later this year. I was going for an AM4 build (for 1200$ - it is actually Euros but it is almost the same) but after a small price drop, AM5 is the only way! For example, the build I plan to make costs around 1350-1400$. Ryzen 5 7600X, Asrock B650M PG riptide, 32GB 5600 ram e.t.c.. The only issue is that a RTX 3060 here costs 315$ while a RTX 4070 is round 650$. Even if I won’t be able to afford the 4070 right now, I will start with the 3060 (12GB VRAM is a must for 3D rendering) and then upgrade to a 4070.
@@PCBuilderChannel I have a question, based on your advice to save some money from the CPU etc and get a better GPU. I am “split” between two choices. Either go for a Ryzen 7700, 32GB DDR5 and RTX 3060 or with Ryzen 5600X, 64GB DDR4 and RTX 4070. Blender (which is the main reason I want to build this PC) is GPU heavy but still requires a good CPU. The 4070 is far superior to the 3060 in rendering (with either rendering engine in Blender). If I go for the DDR4 system, I will be able to upgrade the RAM (up to 128GB) and the CPU (up to 5950X) later on but that’s it. With the DDR5 I will have way more room for upgrades down the road and be more “future proof”. Right now I am thinking of going with the DDR4 and RTX 4070 choice since it provides me with the ideal card, it is budget friendly and I it is still far superior to the PC I currently use. Not to mention that for my needs (short films), it will be more than enough. But I still need a second opinion so what would you do in a situation like this?
Maybe I will look at the low cost options for AIO cooler's. It's like a entire new school class compared to air cooler's. Ive only seen them installed and never did one. But I don't want to mess with any fluids myself. A self contained system will be a must.
Love your content, I hope you make a video on all the b650 motherboards under $250 which have good audio codecs as it would help gamers on a tight budget like me. Keep up the amazing work.
I just upgraded for: - 7600 - B650M Mortar Wifi - 2x16 XPG Lancer 6000Mhz(36-36-36-76) - Thermalright SI-100 It took me 9 years to upgrade, I'm very satisfied!
Thanks for the great video you just made up my mind to build my second pc and for my daughter it will be her first. We currently game on a I5 7500 with a B250 motherboard and a gtx 1060. Will going to the 7600 with the 6700xt.
what is wrong with the stock cooler with the 7600? will it not keep temps under 95C? if in a good case with a lot of fans, with front and top fans, will it be fine?
Thank you! I’m actually building a 7600x (on a thermalright peerless assassin 120) with g.skill ripjaws s5 32gb-5600 and 6700xt on an Asus b650e-f to have an upgrade path down the line. Last piece I’m trying to decide on is what case to buy the Lian li Lancool Mesh C RGB or the Antec DF800 flux (they both fit a 360mm radiator and are relatively cheaper) + I would fan swap either one.
Hey there! I'm currently building a 7700x pc, I was struggling choosing a Motherboard, I was looking for a X670e, but now with your video I know is just waste my money, thanks for the video! Take care
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Made a r7 7600 build a week ago on pc part picker whit the rx 6750xt and that way i can upgrade to the rx 7900xt on black Friday sales
Can we buy a pre-built PC from you ? All this setup work is stressful. Need a good PC with the best stuff do you have an email ?
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For AMD, why not the G.SKILL Trident?
I have a question before I go out and spend millions on a GPU.
I play CS on low settings to boost FPS as high as possible, I don't care about the graphic, I only care about as high FPS as possible, and I will soon be going from playing CSGO to CS2, currently using 4790K GTX960 2GB, thinking about getting a 7800x3d upgrade.
My question is, do I really need to upgrade to an expensive GPU to play CS2 on 1440p low settings? I just want to run as many FPS as possible, I can't state this enough, even stable +800 fps would make me a very happy competitive CS player.
This couldn't have come at a better time as I'm about to build a Ryzen 7600 build, thank you for your video! Helps a lot as I was a bit anxious about certain components!
Love it when the timing is good! Best wishes on your build! Let us know how it goes
@@PCBuilderChannel the timing is consistently the best on UA-cam. I appreciate the grind, thank you!
I'd be curious to know the total price when your PC is done. I want to build a new PC but don't know which CPU, GPU, RAM, and motherboard pairing to choose that will last for at least a few years without needing any upgrading.
It came a day late for me. I just ordered a 5800x3d instead
7600 is a beast! I Paired mine with 7900 XT
I love how you don't just go with one piece of hardware specifically, always have been fond of that. I continue to hold a smouldering rage for nVidia's prices personally, I'm to the point that I won't recommend them to clients at all unless they need CUDA for something specifically.
Much appreciated--you gotta choose wisely :) And thanks for the support!
Same, I don't plan to buy GPU's from them anymore and I also won't recommend them to anyone either, they pissed me off when they drove EVGA out of the GPU market, but their bull$hit from the last few months was the last straw for me, Jensen can roll up the cash he made ripping people off and f@ck himself with it.
Yeah, I wish that was the case in South Africa, AMD Cards are about $50 to $100 more expensive than Nvidia, in the same performance range
What is CUDA actually required for? Does it help reduce pressure on CPU? OR does it help in gaming performance or 4k movie watching?
Is dlss better than fsr?
@@burgessw.9064 CUDA is nVidia's proprietary tech. It's how nVidia processes video data, and companies like Adobe build software on it.
I spent $300 on an LG QP5 Eclair soundbar. It supports Atmos 3.1.2 and has a sub. I don't think I ever need to buy an audio-equipped motherboard again.
I’m confused… wouldn’t the sound bar still benefit from an upgraded audio codec? or do you mean you wouldn’t be able to know the difference because the sound bar already sounds nice?
@@eggkim8632 That soundbar use their own audio codec instead the one from the pc
If it uses USB to send the sound signal it isn't using the onboard audio. If it's using audio jack or optical cable then it is.
@@unreal5143 I’ve heard that the audio codec also contributes to sound quality through usb devices
@@matebors25 It doesn't. The audio codec helps with analog sound. Digital sound just passes through the HDMI to the DAC in the soundbar.
Damn I've watched more than 100 videos today on PC building but the information you provide is really easy to understand and really rich. I just love the way you explain the concepts and remove the myths. Thank you very much!
Thanks for the feedback, so happy to hear you've found it easy and informative! Welcome to the channel, hope you keep enjoying all the content.
I was going to go for a 13500 but my main purpose was for gaming and a last minute check with the 7600, when I saw that comparison benchmarks, I was blown away. And the cherry on the cake was the 7600 was $100 cheaper where I live than the 13500. If you don't need wifi on the motherboard, the MSI PRO B650M-P is a very cheap and robust choice. I always prefer GSkill rams so the 6Ghz 36 were the best choices.
Does that mobo have coil wine?
I have no idea how it happened, but I bought my Ryzen 5 7600 for $2990 Mexican Pesos, approximately $175 USD. From one day to the next, a supplier began selling them at a very reduced price to the main hardware stores, dropping public prices to $175. It was time for something good to happen in these lands. Although we have much better prices and stock than most of Latin America, the percentage it represents of our salary is much higher so any discount is greatly appreciated. Thank you very much for these videos that help us make better decisions and save valuable resources.
where did you get your cpu from? im about to build my first pc and im going to a store in mexico city called gamer pc but i would love to find lower prices, im on a budget of 27,000 pesos.
Hey I would also like to know where you bought your pc parts.
I have a 7600 build that I built 2 months ago. Let's see how mine stacks up to this one :P
haha yes! How do you like your 7600 build so far?
@@PCBuilderChannel I love it! When I first got it, it was a little rough. The older BIOSes didn't work with RAM well, it had to retrain every time I booted up meaning 1minute plus boot times. The April BIOS update ending up fixing these issues and now I have a 20-30 second boot time. Stability has been good. I have a 200mhz PBO with -12 offset that has been really solid. Not sure if I am doing it right, but it seems to work well and it boost up to 5.35 Ghz.
I am still learning computers...so much to learn!!
@@kotztotz3530 well done bud. Keep going!
@@Loki19810310 Thank you for the encouragement :) You're awesome, God bless :)
@@kotztotz3530what parts for the pc did you use my guy
Thanks, it's been a few years since my last build and I was floundering. You made learning the changes as painless as possible and understandable enough that I was confident to give AMD a try.
Thank you so much for supporting the channel! So glad we could help and hope you love your new system!
Jason, only a small correction here, the Ryzen 5 7600 and the 7600x are NOT usually the same price.
The Ryzen 5 7600 is about $25 cheaper than 7600x, and then you have to buy a cooler for the 7600x, so we are looking at around $50 to $70 more dollares for a 7600x.
loving your content, looking forward to 400k subs!
I followed most of your guidance and in March 2023 i built 7600x with RX 6800 for 1440p, with the intention of going 7900 xtx or better later on. but for now, I'm happy with its performance.
That's great to hear! Congrats on your build and so glad we could help!
@@PCBuilderChannel is a i3 13100f with rx 7600 good?
@@wealthyluxuryvideos I don't think it's terrible, but I think say a Ryzen 5600 is a better budget CPU. 4 cores has kind of a hard time in some games. Do some research. The info is out there
Great Video Jason 👍 I didn't think the 7600 was all that fast, but it turned out to pack a punch for a 6 core non X CPU. I learned quite a bit about the value proposition in a budget AM5 platform upgrade today, so thanks! I often look for overpriced motherboards just because the i/o is so much better on the $250-$300 AM5 Mobos, but I realized that you can just get PCIE add in cards for USB4 or USB C 3.2 2x2 if you need those ports.
Love to hear that you were able to learn so much! Glad we could help :) and thank you for watching.
@@PCBuilderChannelwhich one should i buy for ryzen 5 7600, gpu rx 6750 xt, Msi pro b650m-p or Gigabyte b650m de3h or Asus Prime b650m-A II, Please tell me, prices are same in my country
MSI doesn't have type c port
I was looking for 7600 build, then I change my mind to 12600k and z790. CPU was like 90euros cheaper then 7600 and little bit faster,so there was no brainer for me. BTW i was using AMD cpus like 13 years, and in 2016 or so, switched to blue team.
@@euronymous85 upgrade options are limited that's why I recommend am5 amd 7600 🤔
ASRock is actually coming out with a new line of motherboards called the Taichi Lite. They are have all of the Taichi features but without all of the RGB and fancy looking heat sinks and will cost quite a bit less. The X670E Steel Legend was also on sale a day or two ago for $262.
I recently bought the B550 Tiachi for my upgrade from i7 6700k to Ryzen 9 5950x. Looks good but faster M.2 and 8x Sata won me over if you want an AM4 but more RGB they do the same board in a Razer edition same goes for the x570 M/B. Was going to pair with my 3070Ti but got a good price trading in and buying a Radeon RX 6950 butnhad to upgrade my older Enermax Galaxy PSU 850 watt to an EVGA 1300GT, older PSU did not have 3x 6+2 pin connectors.
The options at present are great and this build should last 6 plus years.
I'm still waiting for that sweet deal where I feel comfortable pulling the trigger. Since I recently upgraded my GPU from an RX 570 8GB to an RX 6800 16GB, the rest of my build is an R5 3600 with 64GB of cl16 RAM on a B450 Tomahawk. I'm actually considering the 7700 since its available, but it's the rest I'm not completely sold on. I might just wait until Black Friday or similar event and snatch up a good deal since my system still functions well enough.
The current 5-level CPUs (Ryzen 5, Core i5) are the sweet spot for most gaming and consumer-level productivity builds. In truth, a very small percentage of PC users need more cores, but a lot are convinced to get more by going to the 7- or 9-level CPUs. My current gamer runs a 13700K with an ASRock 6800XT and 64GB of RAM on an ASRock Z690 Taichi motherboard, built to give a nice boost over the previous 3900X / 2080Ti machine and to provide headroom for a faster GPU if 7900XTX prices fall below $900 US. (CUDA and software benefits aside, I'm done with Nvidia.) I used to lean Gigabyte, but I'm leaning heavily into the ASRock camp these days.
Thank you for your comment. Been trying to research pc build lately as I prepare to try my first build! It is true I was convinced ryzen 7 was the way to go, but the graphics cards seem so expensive. I'm hoping to spend under 2k CAD total, so it's great to hear ryzen 5 is still acceptable. Will look for builds including ryzen 5 instead of 7 going forward. Thanks again!!
This was really good. Jason has amazing timing as he always does
Thank you! Glad it was great timing, we try! (;
In the process of buying parts for a Ryzen 7600 build. Last week I managed to buy a Gigabyte B650M DS3H for £116, great deal!
@@Hughjundys from Box
My last build was a fx8150 10 years ago! After seeing price drops it really is a great time for anew build right kow. This time I started evaluating a Ryzen 9 but after comparing features and values for the components it just became obvious that I should start with a R5 7600x. I basically got all the exact same parts that you recommend in this video for the same reasons, (b650 aero for hd audio and 2x nvme, 7600x, ddr5 32g) but also because this will be my system for the next 10 years so the upgradability is prime for this setup. I also just ordered a 2t kc3000 nvme yesterday after looking at prices. This is my first time installing nvme. Btw the build is working a at 1% CPU on idle and 60w power consumption on Ubuntu 20.4. It spends 40 watt less than my old fx8150 and it runs like a dream. I commend you sir on your great work! And I stand behind the recommendation in this video 1000 %✓ Subscribed.
Thank you for sharing and for the sub! Hope you keep enjoying the content
I always love how in most of your videos you try to make it as clear as possible that when it comes to gaming the GPU should take absolute priority and the CPU can be lower tier than we think as long as its not bottlenecking the GPU. I always get caught up in getting the next best thing but I always need that reminded that it might not make a difference whatsoever.
Glad to help!
Man, your videos have to be some of the best on you tube. Your knowledge of the PC world is incredible. Right now I'm learning about how I will build my next system 4 years from now. After spending all that money on AM4 platform, I have to wait on AM6 to come out before I can afford AM5 lol. what a fool believes......he sees. Thanks again Jason, and I'm still waiting for the 6950 to go below $500 so I can add it to my 5900x rig.
So glad they are helpful! Its good to plan ahead (;
I do kind of wish you did include the price of the graphics card somewhere some how while showing the price break downs as the first build being the budget build looks great at $600 for all of the other components, but that graphics card is about $750 so rather then it being a $600 system it is a $1350 system + your choice of case. So lets call that one a $1500 system to give plenty of room for the case any anything else not included there.
Like if you can put an almost $1k graphic card into your system there is nothing budget about it and you really should not skimp on any of the other components. I would go straight to the full premium options here as it is only about $200 to $300 more in the end from the "budget" option.
I mean the title of the video is the Ryzen 7600 build not the Sapphire Pulse Radion RX 7900 XT build. The budget option should have like the RX 6800 in it. Though at the same time AMD cards are priced all over the place. You have some 6700s and 6800s at the same price as 7900s and then XT and XTX models are either the same price or like $50 or less apart in price.
I was able to put together a $1800 build (2k with taxes 😑) with a FRICKIN 7900 XTX! 🤯 I’ll probably be buying at the end of June / early July, so hopefully the prices don’t go up 😅
Just built my first PC and did a lot of research looking a good build. Went with B650 Tomahawk wifi motherboard, A RX6700 XT gpu and Ryzen 7600 cpu, all of which you reccomended so I feel like I did pretty good! Still not sure im sold on needing a new cpu fan but im open to it, wish I looked at this video before going through hours of research but regardless i'm super happy with this new setup
Hey i am thinking of the exact same setup, could you tell me how is the performance of the build?
What ram did you buy?
Currently on a 5600/3060. I’m thinking I’d benefit from a gpu upgrade before a cpu upgrade. I’m also more likely to change platforms over swapping to a 5800x3d as the cost of the 5800x3d is 70% higher than 7600+ free ddr5 ram and the difference can be used towards a new board making the cost difference minor
There's no reason to upgrade your platform, AM5 isn't mature enough yet, and the 5600 is absolutely still great for gaming. You'd 100% be better off upgrading the GPU first. If someone is upgrading from say ryzen 2000 or like Intel 10th gen... sure, go to AM5. No need to upgrade from AM4 though if you're on ryzen 5000 already.
I'm in the exact same place, 5600x and 3060 Ti. When looking and optimizing my system, it's always the GPU at 100% with the fans screaming. I've been waiting to see what comes out in the middle of AMD's range, but soon I'm just going to spring for a 7900 xt and move on.
Not worth it the 5600 is still holding strong, it's a huge expense I rather get a better GPU, my future upgrade will be the 5800X3D I don't have to swap out anything. Considering I just upgraded, I'm good for a couple of years. If money is burning a hole in your wallet it's always your decision. I've been there before.
@@furiahispanica3823 I get where you're coming from, but weigh your options carefully before buying a 5800X3D. Prices for a budget motherboard, 7600 and memory are rapidly dropping toward $400. The 5800X3D is holding around $330. For less than $100 more you move to a faster processor on a platform with an upgrade path. The 5800X3D is the fastest gaming chip you can put on the old platform, but the 7600 is already a faster gaming chip. I've been eyeing the 5800X3D for a while now and for the extra $100 or so the updated system is probably the better buy if you can swing it.
You do a great job explaining the important feature for people trying to optimize value. I built a computer this past month, and I bought more CPU than I should have. I don't think it was enough to go up in GPU tiers. I got an 6700 XT for $330. The price jump to the tier above a 6700 XT is $150+.
If you got 7600 ryzen it's not bad. You got all future proof you need, basically you don't need to change your CPU, DDR5 ram and motherboard.
Only thing you need for significant upgrade is to sell your GPU and get better one with money you got and ofc you need to pay more.
You can max out your GPU and buy worse CPU but then you are locked with bad motherboard and no upgrade paths for CPU, basically you need to change everything.
Generally yeah better GPU is better but getting AM5 early is amazing deal. You keep DDR5 ram, motherboard and CPU is very strong and you can wait till GPU purchases get better value.
I want to echo your advice about purchasing a motherboard without upgraded audio. In my new build I went with the MSI B650 Tomahawk because I wanted the upgraded audio, but the quality of the audio was bad and the audio had a high pitched squeal when gaming that I could not get rid of. So I purchased the Apple 3.5mm to usb c converter, which has a built in dac. It's $9 and the audio quality is so much better.
You have that problem because the board is having interference which is a common problem on mobo with pcb layer with 6 or less layers. They also tend to not overclock well either.
I built my first ever PC today using this video and your beginner build guide videos, thank you for making such detailed useful videos
Congrats on your build! Show off a build pic if you like on twitter @pcbuilderjason. So glad we could help!
Thank you very much for all the amazing content. It helped me lots picking all my parts n even informing for a monitor to pair it with. Id not have the confidence to build it myself without all of your help 🔥
So glad we could help!! Thanks for letting us know it means a lot (:
Currenlty building my first pc, this is so helpful. Thank you!!
So glad its helpful!
Very similar to a recent build I made that is in the process of shipping. It's going to be tight in a Torrent Compact, I'll have 20 mm of clearance for the GPU, but everything should fit based on PC Part Picker's compatibility filter:
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7700 3.6 GHz 8-Core Processor
CPU Cooler: Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 White 66.17 CFM CPU Cooler
Motherboard: Gigabyte B650 AORUS ELITE AX ATX AM5 Motherboard
Memory: G.Skill Ripjaws S5 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR5-6000 CL30 Memory
Storage: MSI SPATIUM M470 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive
Video Card: Sapphire PULSE Radeon RX 7900 XT 20 GB Video Card
Case: Fractal Design Torrent Compact ATX Mid Tower Case
Power Supply: Corsair RM850e (2023) 850 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply
Monitor: Gigabyte M27Q 27.0" 2560 x 1440 170 Hz Monitor
Monitor: Gigabyte M27Q 27.0" 2560 x 1440 170 Hz Monitor
Bro this is the exact build I want to do! Do you mind telling how much in total you spent on it?
Congrats on the build!
Hi Jason. I went with the 7800x3d, MSI wifi edge, Corsair vengeance CL30 6000, Samsung 990 2tb, rx7900xtx, msi mpg 1000 watt psu. Nzxt 280mm aio in a Coller Master TD500 for my first ever build. Hopefully everything goes well with it. Going to build it myself thanks to your videos as well as Joey from CRATER.
Starting off strong nicee should def post some type of vid showcasing it
Important to note that right now at microcenter you can get the 7700x, Msi pro b650m-p motherboard and gskill 6000 cl36 32 gb kit all for $449, that’s a steal.
The thing with the 7600 non X is, that if you just lower the power limit of the 7600X to 65 W, you'll get the same result as the non X variant. Plus, you will get slightly better performance in applications without the Power limit. And it's just 10$ more expensive (at least in my country)
I found the 7600x to be 5 euros cheaper in the store i buy at. And it comes with starfield!
You forget coller price
@@prathameshlotake1318 most people will buy seperate cooler anyway and you can easily get one for less than 50€
Oh my, it feels like this video was made specifically for me, it answers all the questions I got in the last few weeks trying to make my build, I'm so happy!
So glad the timing is good! Best wishes on your build
Always great content. Jason your work rocks. I love the budget 7600 build makes me want to upgrade.
Thanks Jason, glad you enjoyed this one! Tempting isn't it! :)
@PCBuilderChannel Amazon had the 7600X chopped all the way to 229 today, couldn’t resist. Love the channel.
Glad it worked out! And thanks for watching :)
Great video, as always Jason! Enjoyed chatting with you a bit; and actually being home and awake for one of your premieres! Love this channel, can't wait to see what you come up with next!
Nice chatting with you too Nathan! So glad you are enjoying the channel. We appreciate your support!
Just wanted to say thanks. I learned a lot from your series of videos about what not to buy and best combos. Really gave me the confidence to finally attempt to build my own PC. Cheers.
So glad we could help!! And thank you for the feedback it means a lot
Thank you for the information you provide in your videos! Specifically the differences in motherboards and those that contain upgraded audio or not. Also, that M.2 and SATA SSD's have similar performance for gaming. These little gems of information really help.
So glad you got so much out of it! Happy we could help :)
This is the build video I've been waiting for. Great info! Would also love to see a video where you discuss power efficiency vs performance.
I've really wanted the 7800X3D but I just don't have the money for it. Then I convinced myself that the 7700X was good enough. Now you've convinced me to get the 7600. I'll be gaming at 3440x1440. I can drop in the 8800X3D or whatever later. Thanks for saving me money Jason. I'm a couple months away from finally having the whole thing built!
Savings is what we like to hear! Good luck with the build! :)
Super informative, and well explained. Thank you! Just about to build my own 7600 build and picked most of the recommended parts you mentioned, before I knew of this videos existence. It was an extensive research process, but glad to see that I didn't make any huge mistake at least.
Love that we could support your choices, congrats! And good luck with the build :)
Personally, I find the increased recommendation to 32gb to be spot on. I've noticed due to poor optimization of PC games nowadays, 16gb might not be enough for newer titles (ex: Hogwarts Legacy)
I mean if you are going AM5 and DDR5 you might as well go for 64gb as your ram and motherboard should be good for the whole AM5 life and if it is anything like AM4 that should be a good long life. I would avoid the RGB kits though if you are going to go for 64gb. I saw a 64gb kit from Team T-Force for $150 which is a little cheaper then getting two basic 32gb kits to get up to 64gb.
The se-224xt actually outperforms the se-226xt. However, neither cooler is suitable for a 12 or 16-core CPU, so if you plan to upgrade later (which is MUCH MORE COMMON with AMD platform since the motherboard will be useful for many years), you might want to get a better cooler. I own an SE-224-xt which I use with my 5700g. I like the RGB and the cooler punches way above it price ($35) in terms of price/performance - it behaves like a $75 cooler, not a $35 cooler ...
This was the most educational video in pc building, thank you. I'm starting to build a pc for my kids. It's been 20 years since a build one 😂.
Thank you, much appreciated! Love to hear it, you got this :)
7600+Gigabyte B650 Gaming X AX+32GB Kingston Fury 6000MHz+6950XT+SN770 drives+ Arctic Freezer II 360mm to allow for upgrades.
Obviously you can do it a fair bit cheaper but I wanted to max out 1440p with upgrade room without breaking the bank. CPU+mobo for £349 wss a great deal.
Excellent! Im currently saving for this build, and the video helped me confirm some concerns i had about it originally. Thanks for the help Jason!
Of course, happy to help and glad it helped with your build! Thanks for watching!
Hi Jason, I am wanting to build my first build but I am not really a fan of heavy RGB. How do you feel about mesh panels? And what cases do you recommend for someone not a fan of RGB but works on your AMD 7600 and 7800 3D builds?
On my ryzen 9 5900x, waiting for the next gen to upgrade to am5. 🤤
When I got my Newegg bundle of the Asrock mobo and 7700, I had to find memory next. I really wanted DD5 6000 CL30 but remembered everyone saying boards were hit and miss at the level.
So I went and checked the mobo memory support page and ordered a G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo 6000 cl30 2x16 set listed there. It worked flawlessly.
I don't know if I got lucky or if Asrock just did a really good job testing the kits. I'm happy with it though :)
From years of experience, G.Skill worked flawlessly in every system I've built or did laptop memory upgrades on. My longest running system with G.Skill memory is 13 years and still going.
We need more AMD graphics card options from the current lineup. Hopefully AMD steps up their game in that regard soon.
Well we have some great options just they are all around the same $700 +/- $100 or so price range right now regardless of what model it is. Like there is no real budget, mid, high. It is all just a matter of well you might as well get the 6800 over the 6700 because it is only $50 more or the same price, but then you might as well just get the 7800 because it is only $50 more or the same price, but then you might as well just get the 7900 XT because it is only $50 more or the same price, but then you might as well just get the XTX because it is only like $50 more.
Can you do a non-gaming build please? One for office productivity for heavy software and browser tab usage.
Check out our i5 13600K build in our Build Playlist. Great for heavier multi-threaded workflows.
I just bought the 7600 paired with a 7800xt I’m so excited for the parts to arrive.
Very exciting! Thanks for watching!
I really wish AM5 had more budget boards with 2 ram slots because the platform runs much better wired for 2 ram slots and at the low end you should be focusing on the best 2 sticks you can afford and it would make the boards more affordable or allow them to put more options on the board. Also 32GBs of RAM, even on gaming only builds, will mean less page filing on your system (EDIT: less effect I mean... losing 4-6 GBs of 32 GBs is better than 2-3 GBs on 16 GBs). Not worth spending an arm and leg for but for a few more bucks I think it's worth it if it's in the budget.
Well if you dont mind not having RGB you could even go so far as to get 64gb of ram. You can get a double 32gb 5200 DDR5 kit from Team T-Force for only $160 on new egg right now, and I keep seeing those same RGB Team T-Force sticks going into builds on you tube and this week is the first I have ever heard of them so I guess they are ok.
Or G.Skill Flare / Ripjaws for $170
Yes it is about twice the price you can get a 32gb kit for but of course they are it is twice the ram it should be. That said I have paid that much or more for 16gb kits in the past.
The b650 comment about posting 6000mhz ram is spot on cod kept crashing couldn’t figure out why until backed the ram down in bios and no issues since Ryzen 7600 Rtx 4070
This man is encouraging me to spend money I just don't have ROFL.
This content has extreme good value! Thank you very much for your work! Keep it going! 🤩
Thank you so much! Hope you keep enjoying all the new videos :D
Ooohhh so that's why you wanted me to watch this when you were boosting my build. Now I get it! This was very informative, thank you! I'll be on the lookout for more build videos and I'll give your recent build videos a watch!
So glad it was helpful!!
My new pc coming home on monday can't wait! This is 1300€ build what do you think ?
i5 12600k + rx6700xt + asus tuf gaming z690 d4 + corsair vengeance 2x8gb 3200 + P3 crucial ssd 2TB + Be Quiet Pure Power 12M 750w + Lian Li Lancool 215
Your videos helped me so much with picking parts.. Thank you 💚
Glad we could help! Congrats on your new rig (:
Some notes:
x570 boards seem to struggle with XMP enabled (particularly 3200 and above), mine is like that and it randomly resets the BIOS every few months. I just gave up and am running at stock RAM speeds to see if it resets again.
Ryzen 7xxx series seems to struggle with 6000mhz and above RAM speeds, so it's best to keep below that.
I love seeing my 6400 kit RAM in the intel builds, makes me feel good about my purchase haha
I’m building it and I used your links and liked your video. Parts will be here in 2 days. Very excited. Will be getting an rtx 4070
Awesome! Best wishes on your build and so glad we could help! Show off a build pic when you are done if you like on twitter/threads @pcbuilderjason
The 7600X is not that price. It went up 2 days ago. From the day this video posted.
I know because I almost bought it on Memorial Day.
I just bought myself a new pc and realized that I bought allmost all parts you are talking about in this video. Feels good :D
AMD Ryzen 5 7600x
RTX 4070
B650 PRO RS
32gb DDR5
2TB M.2 SSD
Only missmatch is my CPU cooler since it only has 4 heatpipes. ENDORFY Fera 5 ARGB.
It is still in parts. I really hope the CPU cooler is good enough.
Thanks a lot for this. I was having trouble picking between the different CPU options, but this sold me that the 7600 is indeed a very good choice. Now I just have to navigate the crazy motherboard market...
i was planning on building ryzen 7600 build from 3 months ago and this is the final month beforei buy it, and i find this video a heavily god send
So glad it’s helpful! Best wishes on your build!
Thanks for the video, learnt alot. Just ordered a system with the 7600, B650 and 7900xtx 😉
Love to hear it, congrats! So glad this video was helpful :D
Thanks for this. I got the gigabyte 650m d3sh, and a 7900xt. Waiting for Amazon prime day to possibly finish the rest.❤
Thank you, this video really helped me with building my next PC.
So glad that we could help! And congrats!
this was what i was looking for, after comparing the equivalent prices over here.
most sensible build in terms of price/performance/watts, at least in my region.
for whatever reason intel over here has quite the up-price compared to amd. the 13600KF is 305 bucks compared to 225 bucks for the 7600.
those 80 bucks would be a dark rock PRO 4 cooler for me...that is a pretty darn good cooler...
Bravo good sir ! Thank you so much. I havent kept up with the pc world for like 4 years. This brought me up to speed with the latest advancements.
That's great to hear! I actually started the channel when I returned to pc building after a break and wishes there more resources out there for new and returning builders (:
What would be the number 1 reason to build on AM5 instead of LGA1700?
IMO, Gaming focused builds are for AM5 and gaming and productivity for intel. Depends on price that is.
Thank you for a ton of answers for important questions. This video is rich. Thank you again.
You're so welcome. Happy to help! And thank you for tuning in.
Hello what is the difference between entry level audio and the enhanced one on a Motherboard ? Do you have a Video Comparison on that? TYIA
He had it on his RYZEN 5000 motherboard guide. Basically, it depends on what headphones/speakers you use and if you use the motherboard's audio jacks or you buy an external dac or soundcard.
Edit: He also had a vid on it on intel 12th gen videos.
I went with the ak500, the MSI PRO B650-P moab, rtx 4070 ti, and the lian Li lancool 216! Everything else is the same I just picked white colors for the build. Looking forward to building this asap! Thank you
Good luck with the build! Glad we could help :))
great video looking at a very similar build at the moment so you have given me some things to weight up. Although GPU prices here in Australia are scary cheapest 6700XT is $520, 6800 XT $786, 6950 $949, 7700XT $729
DDR5 ram in my country is like $165 (16 x 2) basically same price as the cheapest am5 mobo .. *sigh*
THIS VIDEO SAVED MY WHOLE LIVE OMG TY
MicroCenter has a special for 7000X CPU's free CL36 DDR5-6000 memory kit. I just bought 7700X w/32 gb free ram, an open box B650 gigabyte Aorus Elite AX, and 1Gb 7000/5500 read write speeds for 550.00.
great guide, saves you a lot of time in studying everything
So glad you enjoyed this one! And thanks for watching :D
I couldn't believe it when I was at micro center yesterday and saw the 5800x3d for $280. If I didn't have a 7700x then I would've definitely grabbed that up. Anyway, great video and I really can't believe how much cheaper ddr5 is compared to when I built my new pc at the end of October. I guess it's the early adopters tax
Glad you enjoyed it! Sometimes these price changes really do a number on us! Thanks for watching :)
Why? The 7700x beats the 5800x3d in games.
Then you'd be stuck on the AM4 platform, so 7700x is better long-term and you can plug in a 8800x3d later.
@@wojtek-33 ah if he's on AM4 then sure you save the RAM and MB costs.
As I commented to one of your other videos, I plan to build a PC for Blender later this year.
I was going for an AM4 build (for 1200$ - it is actually Euros but it is almost the same) but after a small price drop, AM5 is the only way!
For example, the build I plan to make costs around 1350-1400$.
Ryzen 5 7600X, Asrock B650M PG riptide, 32GB 5600 ram e.t.c..
The only issue is that a RTX 3060 here costs 315$ while a RTX 4070 is round 650$. Even if I won’t be able to afford the 4070 right now, I will start with the 3060 (12GB VRAM is a must for 3D rendering) and then upgrade to a 4070.
Sounds like a plan!
@@PCBuilderChannel I have a question, based on your advice to save some money from the CPU etc and get a better GPU. I am “split” between two choices. Either go for a Ryzen 7700, 32GB DDR5 and RTX 3060 or with Ryzen 5600X, 64GB DDR4 and RTX 4070. Blender (which is the main reason I want to build this PC) is GPU heavy but still requires a good CPU. The 4070 is far superior to the 3060 in rendering (with either rendering engine in Blender).
If I go for the DDR4 system, I will be able to upgrade the RAM (up to 128GB) and the CPU (up to 5950X) later on but that’s it. With the DDR5 I will have way more room for upgrades down the road and be more “future proof”. Right now I am thinking of going with the DDR4 and RTX 4070 choice since it provides me with the ideal card, it is budget friendly and I it is still far superior to the PC I currently use. Not to mention that for my needs (short films), it will be more than enough. But I still need a second opinion so what would you do in a situation like this?
I just did a build in that Lian Li case - it's really, really nice especially in white.
Congrats on the build! :) And thank you for watching.
Maybe I will look at the low cost options for AIO cooler's. It's like a entire new school class compared to air cooler's. Ive only seen them installed and never did one. But I don't want to mess with any fluids myself. A self contained system will be a must.
Hopefully for Black Friday this chip drops below $200.00.
I have a question can i use a ryzen 5 5600x with the gigabyte b450m k motherboard?
You can but NOT recommended at all. At least get a B550 board with 4 ram slots.
Always zippy, energetic, and informative. Keep up the good work my man.
I appreciate that! Thank you for watching
I love you dude. Your feedback makes building my own pcs stress free. Thank you
Love to hear that we make building a better experience! Thanks so much for watching and being a part of the PC-building community!
Love your content, I hope you make a video on all the b650 motherboards under $250 which have good audio codecs as it would help gamers on a tight budget like me. Keep up the amazing work.
I just upgraded for:
- 7600
- B650M Mortar Wifi
- 2x16 XPG Lancer 6000Mhz(36-36-36-76)
- Thermalright SI-100
It took me 9 years to upgrade, I'm very satisfied!
So how IT is ? What is your gpu
Thanks for the great video you just made up my mind to build my second pc and for my daughter it will be her first. We currently game on a I5 7500 with a B250 motherboard and a gtx 1060. Will going to the 7600 with the 6700xt.
what is wrong with the stock cooler with the 7600? will it not keep temps under 95C? if in a good case with a lot of fans, with front and top fans, will it be fine?
This is what im looking for...GREAT guide..👍
Thank you, so glad you found it! And thanks for watching.
Thank you! I’m actually building a 7600x (on a thermalright peerless assassin 120) with g.skill ripjaws s5 32gb-5600 and 6700xt on an Asus b650e-f to have an upgrade path down the line. Last piece I’m trying to decide on is what case to buy the Lian li Lancool Mesh C RGB or the Antec DF800 flux (they both fit a 360mm radiator and are relatively cheaper) + I would fan swap either one.
Try LIAN LI 216. Fantastic case in general.
I own the budget MSI B650M-A Pro Wifi AM5 Motherboard, and I can say it runs the G.Skill Trident 6000MT with AMD Expo without issues! 😎
can the ASRock B650M-HDV/M.2 handle 7800x3d ?
Perfect timing!! Im about to start a build with the 7600 this year :))
Love to hear it! Good luck with the build. And when you're ready, feel free to check out links to our recommendations in the description :)
@@PCBuilderChannel Will do, thank you!!
"Ryzen 76hunnerd" once you hear it, you can't unhear it lmao. Love your videos btw
loved the vid,
you should do PC case tier list video .
Thank you! And we will do a PC Case guide at some point
Hey there! I'm currently building a 7700x pc, I was struggling choosing a Motherboard, I was looking for a X670e, but now with your video I know is just waste my money, thanks for the video! Take care