Pricing/Availability of all computers compared in this video: (NEW) OriginPC Neuron 6500X - bit.ly/OriginPC-Neuron-6500X (DIY) All the Parts for this EXACT build - geni.us/OriginPC-Neuron-Parts (NEW) Corsair Vengeance i7500 - geni.us/CorsairVengeance-i7500 (Most Popular) (NEW) Corsair Vengeance i8200 - geni.us/CorsairVengeance-i8200 (My Favorite) Alienware Aurora R16 - geni.us/Alienware-Aurora-R16 (Best Price/Performance Ratio) Origin PC Genesis - bit.ly/Origin-PC-Genesis Corsair DIY Build Kits - go.corsair.com/MmyzzN HP Omen 45L - geni.us/HP-Omen-45L (The Absolute Best Deal for a top tier Gaming PC) CLX Ra: clxgaming.refr.cc/JustinTechTips *****Around $3000 and under HP Omen 45L - geni.us/HP-Omen-45L (The Absolute Best Deal for a top tier Gaming PC) Lenovo Legion Tower 7i Gen 8 - geni.us/LenovoLegionTower7i CyberPowerPC - Gamer Supreme (i7) (4080) geni.us/CyberPowerPC-i7-4080 *****$2000 and Under***** Skytech Azure 2 (All Options) - geni.us/Skytech-Azure-2 Skytech Azure 2 (i5) (Intel Arc A770) - bit.ly/Skytech-Azure-2-Intel-Arc-A770 CyberPowerPC Gamer Supreme (i7) (4060Ti) geni.us/CyberPowerPC-i7-4060Ti *****Around $1000 and Under***** Victus by HP 15L (13th i5) (3060) - geni.us/Victus-by-HP-15L CyberPowerPC Gamer Xtreme (i5) (4060): geni.us/CyberPowerPC-i5-4060 Favorite Monitors: Corsair Xeneon Flex 45in Flexible Ultrawide OLED Screen: geni.us/Corsair-Xenon-Flex Alienware AW3423DWF OLED Ultrawide: geni.us/Alienware-AW3423DWF (The Brightest) Please consider buying something from one of my Affiliates in the description and comments to help support the channel: After clicking these links ANY purchase within 30 days helps me recieve a commission at no cost to you! - Best Buy - bestbuy.7tiv.net/LPmVYM - Corsair - go.corsair.com/VmOzaA - HP - tidd.ly/3GWb3mI - Dell (Alienware) - bit.ly/Dell-Shop - Lenovo - geni.us/LenovoPCs - Skytech - skytechgaming.com/?ref=justintechtips - CLX - clxgaming.refr.cc/JustinTechTips - OriginPC - geni.us/OriginPC - Amazon - amzn.to/3J5rGOL My other PC Reviews: Corsair Vengeance i7500: ua-cam.com/video/rgy_3nUGPhE/v-deo.htmlsi=vf1uEnhz0m6fOtM- Best Gaming PC 2024: ua-cam.com/video/8wixF5TehQI/v-deo.html Xbox vs PC: ua-cam.com/video/7c1tdkkfPqY/v-deo.html Corsair Vengeance i8100: ua-cam.com/video/fEg8ymTwXUY/v-deo.html OriginPC Genesis: ua-cam.com/video/gBqfUNsPnTM/v-deo.html Alienware Aurora R16: ua-cam.com/video/emzPQx-mmkg/v-deo.html Lenovo Legion Tower 7i Gen 8: ua-cam.com/video/rBpNwV71TZ8/v-deo.html Skytech Eclipse: ua-cam.com/video/If9Yq637DB0/v-deo.html CyberPowerPC Gamer Supreme (i7) (4060Ti): ua-cam.com/video/zqJFby2HHFo/v-deo.html CyberPowerPC Gamer Supreme (i9) (4090): ua-cam.com/video/DLQgqctKXoo/v-deo.html CyberPowerPC Gamer Xtreme (i5) (4060): ua-cam.com/video/gNKloDYKdO8/v-deo.html Corsair Vengeance i7400: ua-cam.com/video/yxAOivgHQF0/v-deo.html (NEW) HP Omen 45L: ua-cam.com/video/GgecrOtsa1Q/v-deo.html Skytech Azure 2: ua-cam.com/video/GXb2_kuPEV4/v-deo.html HP Victus 15L: ua-cam.com/video/bzmyGUDN_fg/v-deo.html OriginPC Chronos V3: ua-cam.com/video/rpxxRhXx7E0/v-deo.html Corsair Vengeance a7300: ua-cam.com/video/AvQzQJ39enI/v-deo.html Alienware Aurora R15: ua-cam.com/video/n47Sra-c3yk/v-deo.html Skytech Prism 2: ua-cam.com/video/YZsTQEIJ48U/v-deo.html Corsair i7300: ua-cam.com/video/VLLj32cGp54/v-deo.html CLX Horus: ua-cam.com/video/V4sTMLf8aFo/v-deo.html CLX Ra: ua-cam.com/video/v_2Eejhrpkg/v-deo.html (2022) HP Omen 45L: ua-cam.com/video/uhjyZAI3Kis/v-deo.html Skytech Chronos: ua-cam.com/video/tbct1CSCnBk/v-deo.html CyberPowerPC - Gamer Xtreme: ua-cam.com/video/rNIFfa6mWJw/v-deo.html CyberPowerPC - Gamer Master: ua-cam.com/video/G8I_81gQWNo/v-deo.html HP Omen 25L: ua-cam.com/video/IzuVBh6U0j8/v-deo.html All Affiliate links above and in the comments below will help me receive a commission at no cost to you! I really appreciate everyone who uses them! Even if you pick a different product after using the link, it still helps me!
I have watched close to a hundred of your PC and laptop reviews. It has been more than a year now. To this day I still can't afford any new ones. Do you happen to have an old or unused laptop just lying around? Could you give it to me? That would be amazing.
@vdhazer thank you for being such a loyal subscriber and watching so many of my videos! Unfortunately I don't have any extra PCs. Most of them get sent back and if not I need to sell them to help pay the bills
Never bought a computer before and so far you’re my favorite person to watch about reviewing them. I’m looking for one but I’m not familiar with anything and you’ve helped me a lot! I’m thinking some kind of Skytech under 1300 but I’m having a hard time deciding. Any advice would be appreciated!
@abagaylkirchner8686 Thank you so much I really appreciate that! That means a lot! For that price range I would go with this Shiva with an i7 and 4060 GPU bestbuy.7tiv.net/JzyPEr
JUSTIN something important just came to my mind. When testing the PCs, especially when it comes to measuring Heat/Tempatures are you making sure the Temp in your room is the same? For example me, not having AC in my room, during summer the room is hot, compare to during winter it's cold So it wouldn't be fair to test a PC during winter compare to Summer when air is much warmer. If you haven't been keeping that temp the same, perhaps start doing that now....
Just something that randomly came to my mind. That perhaps majority of people wouldn't think about it. Neither did I ever until now. So yeah... And as always loving your videos brotha, love seeing you grow, at came into your page when you were just at 7k Subs and look at you NOW 🔥 sky is the limit keep up the Absolutely Amazing Work & always keep it 100% and Honest
@unpredictablelegacy3193 Yep! I actually have to slug every PC I review upstairs to the guest room because my studio is always too hot and inconsistent with temperatures since I'm in and out so often. Thanks for being there since the beginning!
@JustinTechTips Oh ok niceeeee, and hey all credit to you BOSS 🫱🏻🫲🏼. You're a real one, and it's why I chosed to continue to watch you, share your videos etc. Even subscribe & purchased my PC through your link on this past Christmas 🎄. For I truly support you & will continue doing so in however I can...
My current PC is coming up on 14 years now and I've been looking at Origin for a while. Very expensive, but it does seem like they're focused on quality. Going to save up for a few more months and then grab a Genesis later this year.
Just a note: I own an HP Omen 45L (13900K/4090) so I always like to compare in these videos with newer prebuilts (usually to my own dismay but my PC is still a monster so I'll be OK) and I just noticed that you didn't have a VR Mark score for the Omen 45L but it was there in I think every other category.
Someone bought the lenovo i9 4080 desktop from bandh that I mentioned in your last live video, I read the review they left its pretty cool we could help a fellow searching for a good priced desktop.
Nice looking build. Website configurator needs work though. For instance, configurator doesn't specify just how many RGB fans you get or an option to specify intake or exhaust. I could be expecting 10 fans and wind up with only 6 or less without your site specifying. Though I do think making the 3 bottom fans intake and the rest exhaust is a good idea. I'd do the same. There is nowhere to specify as a customer if you want something different though. Also, no mention in the configurator about an HDD. It's attention to detail with things like this that is deciding factor on whether to buy or pass.
I just got a CyberPowerPC GLX 99619 with an ASUS TUF RTX 4070 Ti Super. I just got done testing it in my favorite games. Runs them really good on a 240hz 1440p monitor. I got the computer for $1,960 with tax.
Can you do the new VENGEANCE i8200 iCUE LINK EDITION Gaming PC: Intel Core i9-14900K, NVIDIA RTX 4090, 64GB DDR5 6400MT/s Memory, 4TB (2x 2TB) M.2 NVMe SSD I wanted to get it I wanted to see a review on it once’s get the chance
Hey bro i love ur content and have been watching for a while, I wanted to ask you if u have any extra gaming PC's ur not using cuz im looking for one and am kinda broke LOL
Hi great video! I'm currently saving up for a gaming pc and I'm looking for the absolute best pc. So I was wondering if you have any recommendations. Also if its not too much of a trouble can you include the price I'm looking for 1-2 recommendations thanks!
What are your thoughts on the relatively new ABS Eurus Ruby Gaming PC? I found it on newegg for around 2,099 usd and I think the specs are pretty good. I'm pretty new to gaming pc's and stuff but it has a 4080 super, Ryzen 7 7700X, 32GB of DDR5 ram, etc which I couldn't find for a cheaper price but I'm not sure if it's the best deal.
dude, its strange, why do you only focus on prebuilt branding? its mad confusing becuase nobody does that. is that supposed to be your specialty or something? youve never built your own PCs? idk if you ever been on reddit but i can only imagine that the number is dwindling of people who are buying those old cheap small prebuilts of yesteryear
Your argument appears to have a strong bias. For professionals like us, especially engineers, dedicating time to construct a new PC doesn't seem practical. Take senior engineers, for instance, who earn upwards of $100 per hour. Given that we don't assemble PCs daily, the process-including research and actual assembly-could easily consume four days, with four hours allocated each day. Moreover, there's no assurance that all components will function seamlessly together, not to mention the additional time required for troubleshooting. Calculating the time investment at 16 hours totals to $1600 (16 hours multiplied by $100 per hour). Hence, purchasing a pre-built system becomes more viable unless the markup by a system integrator exceeds $1600. This conclusion doesn't change unless one genuinely enjoys the building process. Personally, I'd rather allocate that time to reading conference papers, thereby enhancing my productivity and professional value.
Who waste time on Reddit anyway. Stackoverflow, ChatGpt, Google, ResearchGate are our daily tools. We also need a good pc as workstations to run heavy workloads.
@@lilunchengsmiles point taken. I see where your coming from. Although his channel is based mainly around a gamers perspective and not really from a professionals. And one of the reasons I made the comment was just because it was basically a brand new all Corsair system that just has “origin” sticker across the glass. You can buy these systems directly from the company that makes it. I’m subscribed to a lot of PC channels and they all put out their latest videos about the new Corsair build yet he labels it as origin.
Think you're focusing too much on him instead of the info on different parts given. I've built my own PCs for years, and researching takes time. I'd rather let someone do it for me now. And utilize the info.
Pricing/Availability of all computers compared in this video:
(NEW) OriginPC Neuron 6500X - bit.ly/OriginPC-Neuron-6500X
(DIY) All the Parts for this EXACT build - geni.us/OriginPC-Neuron-Parts
(NEW) Corsair Vengeance i7500 - geni.us/CorsairVengeance-i7500 (Most Popular)
(NEW) Corsair Vengeance i8200 - geni.us/CorsairVengeance-i8200 (My Favorite)
Alienware Aurora R16 - geni.us/Alienware-Aurora-R16 (Best Price/Performance Ratio)
Origin PC Genesis - bit.ly/Origin-PC-Genesis
Corsair DIY Build Kits - go.corsair.com/MmyzzN
HP Omen 45L - geni.us/HP-Omen-45L (The Absolute Best Deal for a top tier Gaming PC)
CLX Ra: clxgaming.refr.cc/JustinTechTips
*****Around $3000 and under
HP Omen 45L - geni.us/HP-Omen-45L (The Absolute Best Deal for a top tier Gaming PC)
Lenovo Legion Tower 7i Gen 8 - geni.us/LenovoLegionTower7i
CyberPowerPC - Gamer Supreme (i7) (4080) geni.us/CyberPowerPC-i7-4080
*****$2000 and Under*****
Skytech Azure 2 (All Options) - geni.us/Skytech-Azure-2
Skytech Azure 2 (i5) (Intel Arc A770) - bit.ly/Skytech-Azure-2-Intel-Arc-A770
CyberPowerPC Gamer Supreme (i7) (4060Ti) geni.us/CyberPowerPC-i7-4060Ti
*****Around $1000 and Under*****
Victus by HP 15L (13th i5) (3060) - geni.us/Victus-by-HP-15L
CyberPowerPC Gamer Xtreme (i5) (4060): geni.us/CyberPowerPC-i5-4060
Favorite Monitors:
Corsair Xeneon Flex 45in Flexible Ultrawide OLED Screen: geni.us/Corsair-Xenon-Flex
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I have watched close to a hundred of your PC and laptop reviews. It has been more than a year now. To this day I still can't afford any new ones. Do you happen to have an old or unused laptop just lying around? Could you give it to me? That would be amazing.
@vdhazer thank you for being such a loyal subscriber and watching so many of my videos! Unfortunately I don't have any extra PCs. Most of them get sent back and if not I need to sell them to help pay the bills
Nice on getting an review on time 😄
@Pk991_Justwatchingstuff yeah I had a few nights past 2am working on getting this one done by the launch date
@@JustinTechTips Good Job Justin :)
the side fans being exhaust is an... interesting choice
Definitley the wrong choice
Very underrated, i love your videos!
Glad you like them! @user-rw3ep4hp5k
Still waiting on that Vengeance i8200 review.
Never bought a computer before and so far you’re my favorite person to watch about reviewing them. I’m looking for one but I’m not familiar with anything and you’ve helped me a lot! I’m thinking some kind of Skytech under 1300 but I’m having a hard time deciding. Any advice would be appreciated!
@abagaylkirchner8686 Thank you so much I really appreciate that! That means a lot! For that price range I would go with this Shiva with an i7 and 4060 GPU bestbuy.7tiv.net/JzyPEr
JUSTIN something important just came to my mind.
When testing the PCs, especially when it comes to measuring Heat/Tempatures are you making sure the Temp in your room is the same?
For example me, not having AC in my room, during summer the room is hot, compare to during winter it's cold
So it wouldn't be fair to test a PC during winter compare to Summer when air is much warmer.
If you haven't been keeping that temp the same, perhaps start doing that now....
Just something that randomly came to my mind. That perhaps majority of people wouldn't think about it. Neither did I ever until now. So yeah...
And as always loving your videos brotha, love seeing you grow, at came into your page when you were just at 7k Subs and look at you NOW 🔥 sky is the limit keep up the Absolutely Amazing Work & always keep it 100% and Honest
@unpredictablelegacy3193 Yep! I actually have to slug every PC I review upstairs to the guest room because my studio is always too hot and inconsistent with temperatures since I'm in and out so often. Thanks for being there since the beginning!
@JustinTechTips Oh ok niceeeee, and hey all credit to you BOSS 🫱🏻🫲🏼.
You're a real one, and it's why I chosed to continue to watch you, share your videos etc.
Even subscribe & purchased my PC through your link on this past Christmas 🎄. For I truly support you & will continue doing so in however I can...
You're the best Justin! Super appreciate you and your channel. Love my setup.
My current PC is coming up on 14 years now and I've been looking at Origin for a while. Very expensive, but it does seem like they're focused on quality. Going to save up for a few more months and then grab a Genesis later this year.
I got one when it was 25% off ($202). My next build will have the ilink fans and aio, so this was a no brainer. $202 with $100 of fans included.
Just a note: I own an HP Omen 45L (13900K/4090) so I always like to compare in these videos with newer prebuilts (usually to my own dismay but my PC is still a monster so I'll be OK) and I just noticed that you didn't have a VR Mark score for the Omen 45L but it was there in I think every other category.
Someone bought the lenovo i9 4080 desktop from bandh that I mentioned in your last live video, I read the review they left its pretty cool we could help a fellow searching for a good priced desktop.
I just purchased one last week. I'm not sure what "bandh" is though.
@@dlflyboy bandh.com has the i9 4080 desktop liquid cooled for $2,199.
@@dlflyboy what did you pay for yours?
Nice looking build. Website configurator needs work though. For instance, configurator doesn't specify just how many RGB fans you get or an option to specify intake or exhaust. I could be expecting 10 fans and wind up with only 6 or less without your site specifying. Though I do think making the 3 bottom fans intake and the rest exhaust is a good idea. I'd do the same. There is nowhere to specify as a customer if you want something different though. Also, no mention in the configurator about an HDD. It's attention to detail with things like this that is deciding factor on whether to buy or pass.
I just got a CyberPowerPC GLX 99619 with an ASUS TUF RTX 4070 Ti Super. I just got done testing it in my favorite games. Runs them really good on a 240hz 1440p monitor. I got the computer for $1,960 with tax.
On the site what customizations did u make? Because it doesn't look like stock
Hey can you do a review on the new Dell XPS 16 and 14 I want to see how it stacks up against it's competitors
Do you do reviews on PCs from places like fingerhut? For those people who can't go out and buy a PC out of pocket?
Can you do the new VENGEANCE i8200 iCUE LINK EDITION Gaming PC: Intel Core i9-14900K, NVIDIA RTX 4090, 64GB DDR5 6400MT/s Memory, 4TB (2x 2TB) M.2 NVMe SSD I wanted to get it I wanted to see a review on it once’s get the chance
The Legion Tower 7i 4090 is in stock again with a price of $3000. Is it a good deal?
How do I clear out my Corsair checkout cart? I wanna get this case.
can you do a review on Acer Predator X?
Hey bro i love ur content and have been watching for a while, I wanted to ask you if u have any extra gaming PC's ur not using cuz im looking for one and am kinda broke LOL
Hi great video! I'm currently saving up for a gaming pc and I'm looking for the absolute best pc. So I was wondering if you have any recommendations. Also if its not too much of a trouble can you include the price I'm looking for 1-2 recommendations thanks!
What are your thoughts on the relatively new ABS Eurus Ruby Gaming PC? I found it on newegg for around 2,099 usd and I think the specs are pretty good. I'm pretty new to gaming pc's and stuff but it has a 4080 super, Ryzen 7 7700X, 32GB of DDR5 ram, etc which I couldn't find for a cheaper price but I'm not sure if it's the best deal.
Can you do a video of the nzxt player 1?
Sooooo pretty!!
Bro i want a pc that less than 1k but can get over 200fps in fornite
isnt this just a knock off of the PC011-D ?
Please can have the computer I will do anything 🥺
I really wanna be a young gamer UA-cam
dude, its strange, why do you only focus on prebuilt branding? its mad confusing becuase nobody does that. is that supposed to be your specialty or something? youve never built your own PCs?
idk if you ever been on reddit but i can only imagine that the number is dwindling of people who are buying those old cheap small prebuilts of yesteryear
Your argument appears to have a strong bias. For professionals like us, especially engineers, dedicating time to construct a new PC doesn't seem practical. Take senior engineers, for instance, who earn upwards of $100 per hour. Given that we don't assemble PCs daily, the process-including research and actual assembly-could easily consume four days, with four hours allocated each day. Moreover, there's no assurance that all components will function seamlessly together, not to mention the additional time required for troubleshooting. Calculating the time investment at 16 hours totals to $1600 (16 hours multiplied by $100 per hour). Hence, purchasing a pre-built system becomes more viable unless the markup by a system integrator exceeds $1600. This conclusion doesn't change unless one genuinely enjoys the building process. Personally, I'd rather allocate that time to reading conference papers, thereby enhancing my productivity and professional value.
Who waste time on Reddit anyway. Stackoverflow, ChatGpt, Google, ResearchGate are our daily tools. We also need a good pc as workstations to run heavy workloads.
@@lilunchengsmiles point taken. I see where your coming from. Although his channel is based mainly around a gamers perspective and not really from a professionals. And one of the reasons I made the comment was just because it was basically a brand new all Corsair system that just has “origin” sticker across the glass. You can buy these systems directly from the company that makes it. I’m subscribed to a lot of PC channels and they all put out their latest videos about the new Corsair build yet he labels it as origin.
@@OGHawkeye I wonder if I buy all these parts then ask micro center to build it, will be much cheaper, right?
Think you're focusing too much on him instead of the info on different parts given. I've built my own PCs for years, and researching takes time. I'd rather let someone do it for me now. And utilize the info.