That machine is beautiful Matt! What I think is special about this video is the different tiers options you suggest e.g. good, better, best. Thanks for the recommendations you really got me doing some thinking.
So relieved that this budget build will still edit 4k. I had originally been shooting for a much higher mid tier build, but this price hike on GPUs made me reconsider a budget build. Thanks Matt.
Thanks so much! I'm a full-time photographer and mac user for years. You inspired me to build my first PC last year with your older build video. I got every part you suggested and built a great Video Editing PC for under 800 bucks! Absolutely love the Computer and no longer at the mercy of the "Genius Bar" Thanks a lot man!
💲 Bigger budget?! Watch my mid-tier 6K video editing PC build guide: ua-cam.com/video/uHhrzDjQzlI/v-deo.html 💰 Huge Budget? Watch my 8K MONSTER video editing PC build guide: ua-cam.com/video/onlA_sEvNoA/v-deo.html 🔨 FULL PARTS LIST FOR THIS BUILD - Powerful yet cheap CPU on Amazon: amzn.to/39Z0YGC - Future-proofed motherboard on Amazon: amzn.to/3sNs8cj - Fast SSD on Amazon: amzn.to/3sLHQ7L - 16 Glorious Gigabytes of RAM on Amazon: amzn.to/3sQMvVQ - Hefty power supply on Amazon: amzn.to/3sNrqM2 - Gorgeous (& cheap) case on Amazon: amzn.to/3pdnxOy - Case fan adapter (to power the case fans): amzn.to/36zgzJH - Powerful Graphics Card for 4K editing on Amazon: geni.us/1050ti - Graphics Card Option 2 on Amazon: amzn.to/39aBRlj - Graphics Card Option 3 on Amazon: amzn.to/364pAga - Graphics Card Option 4 on Amazon: amzn.to/2Y32UZ8 💡 PART UPGRADES (if you have the budget) - Faster 8-Core CPU on Amazon: amzn.to/3o9uuyP - Multitaskers rejoice with 32GB of ram on Amazon: amzn.to/398lJkg - Larger SSD on Amazon: amzn.to/3ofCSNi - PC Case with 5.25" Optical Drive Bay at B&H: bhpho.to/3sOjj1W - Semi-Modular Power Supply on Amazon: amzn.to/3c1Uiu8 - Faster Graphics Card Option 1 on Amazon: amzn.to/39ZEyFz - Faster Graphics Card Option 2 on Amazon: amzn.to/3o6CLTR - Faster Graphics Card Option 3 on Amazon: amzn.to/2MhYpY1 - Faster Graphics Card Option 4 at Best Buy: bestbuy.7tiv.net/bWP9B 🔧 PC ACCESSORIES - Keyboard with Macros for video editing on Amazon: amzn.to/2UZKuFE - Beautiful 1080p monitor (affordable & HQ) on Amazon: amzn.to/3p9bpxV - Even more beautiful 27-inch 4K monitor on Amazon: amzn.to/2Wpuqi3 - Best mouse I've ever used on Amazon: amzn.to/2ppS9m1 - Quick USB Wifi adapter on Amazon: amzn.to/31qkHcp - Affordable yet good speakers: amzn.to/2McTuaY - Cheap USB DVD Drive on Amazon: amzn.to/34ddX3g - Budget-Friendly USB Blu Ray Drive on Amazon: amzn.to/3sIx2aB - FAST External SSD for storing video footage on Amazon: amzn.to/3hdkykz - Large Capacity External Hard Drive for footage on Amazon: amzn.to/3hbTcvc - Fast Internal SSD for storing video footage on Amazon: amzn.to/2BU4jpW - Large Capacity Internal Hard Drive for footage on Amazon: amzn.to/2Nm9ioL
There is no way on Earth I could ever watch a video this well put together with a host this knowledgable and likable and not subscribe. I'm subscribed!
Thank you for this brother. Was feeling down about not having enough for a workable rig for full time video editing rig. You’re a godsend with these videos! 🙏🏻
The way you talk is so clear and concise. I don't even need a new computer but just listing to you makes me want to build one. Quality all the way around. Great content.
Well maybe because for a lot of people, like me, when a 'recommendation video' has affiliate links and/or product sponsors, it becomes harder to take the advice serious. I prefer video advice from people who do not make money by their recommendations. The chance they are more honest is higher when there is no money in it for them.
Brilliant video!!! My last editing build was 7 years ago. Watched this awesome video and realized I'm waaaaaayyyyy over due for another build! Thank you for the inspiration!!!!
Have you built it yet? I built mine in 2019, right before covid started. I wish I would have spent some money on a graphics cards THEN, not saved my money for later. When I DO get one, I'll get a nice one, not a junky one like I was thinking about before!
I don't know why but my pc don't work very good in premier pro... I have i5 gen 9 processor, 16 bg ram and nvidia gtx 1660 but it stil work very hard even on full hd...
@@donndior1536 Yes actually! I've been running this setup for about 3 months now and it is such an upgrade from my previous setup. I currently edit 4k video in Adobe Premiere in 1/4 render quality. It does seem to slow down when I start adding in a lot of edits, with color corrections and effects. Photoshop hasn't seemed to run great for me when going beyond basic edits. Illustrator runs great, haven't had any issues with it running slow. I plan on upgrading to more ram in the near future to see if this helps any of these issues, but other than it moving slow-ish when I throw a lot at it, it's a phenomenal PC build! I would call myself an intermediate when it comes to the Adobe programs, so my slow experiences could very well be operator error. But overall I'm enjoying the setup including the keyboard, mouse & monitors he suggested. Price wise, it all ran me about $1800 in total. PC component prices are dumb right now....
Just finished my new build yesterday! I got the Ryzen 3800X which was on sale for $300 (unfortunately, the 3700X is difficult to find these days), MSI B550 A-Pro ATX MB, 500 gig (OS and programs) and 1 TB m.2 gen 3 drives, 32 gigs of 3600 ram and a EVGA 650 watt PS. I put that into a Fractal Design Meshify C case. I have an old Nvidia 1070 GPU I added so that was a free perk since I already owned it (bought 2016 or so). I also already had a dual setup 4K and 1080p monitors as well as keyboard and mouse along with Bose speakers. Cost me about $1150 US (cpu, motherboard, two m.2 drives, 32 gig ram, 650 watt power supply and case). I used to have an old AMD FX chip computer with the nvidia 1070 gpu that I built, but got rid of that a few years ago. So my main use computer up until now has been a very old AMD A8-6600K APU (based on piledriver core), 8 gigs ram, multiple SSD/HD, 500 watt power supply on a micro board.........This is/was a circa 2014 build on an old FM socket. It was not an editing machine to say the least.....although I did use it to edit....freakin slow!!!....and mostly without the nvidia 1070 added in. I primarily edit 1080p video, with the APU alone, even scrubbing and playback within the editor was painfully slow with freezes and dropped frames. Addition of the 1070 completely cleared up the in editor freezing and dropped frames during scrubbing and playback. Using the A8-6600K computer (APU only) to edit an 8 min 1080p video with sharpness, contrast, saturation and a LUT add in post ended up taking 22 minutes to render! Using the A8-6600K computer with the old nvidia 1070 installed to edit the exact same 8 min 1080p video ended up taking 11 minutes to render (a significant time savings to be sure) Using my new Ryzen 3800X + Nvidia 1070 GPU to render the exact same 8 min 1080p video ended up taking ...............2 min, 58 seconds! I am using the latest Hitfilm Express editor to edit my videos.
3600 is a little better than the Intel i5 processor I got now. I've edited 4k videos. But not super involved timelines. Some of my videos get extremely involved with graphics, txt, animations, graphs, ect. Depends what you do. If youre cutting adding some txt and transitions with under 15 mins vids you should be fine with the 3600.
@@Yaaro01129 man my involved timelines I can't do it with my current sep up. I have to export and reupload as a proxy a few times. Just bought the newest gen Ryzen 7 which is like 3 times more powerful than my CPU currently. So I should be good. But for cut and stitch a i5 processor should be fine with 12gb of ram and a super basic gpu
@@whoismatt it did not disappoint! I sent this to my brother who was looking to build a pc and told him how you helped me build an amazing budget pc that’s I’ve been slowly upgrading since 2019
Your guide is one of the best and most clear. I was watching these types of videos now for a couple days and this is literally the best ive watched 🙏🏾🔥 thanksss
If you're buying an NVME SSD, think ahead. Most motherboards only have 1-2 M.2 slots for NVME drives. Normally populating both slots disables 2 Sata ports for HDD's/SSD's, or reduces GPU PCIe lanes from 16x to 8x, reducing GPU bandwidth. Meaning if you want to upgrade in the future, you'll have to toss your old drive, or buy a PCIe add-in card to host it. I never buy below 1TB. You'll fill it up quick.
hello, i edit videos as a hobby, always wanted to have a sturdier PC and at best i ll be editing 1080p videos. For me (or where i come from), a $750 PC is an expensive one. I am so glad i found this video, i ll be showing off this PC once i build it
You ideally want one SSD for reading and writing the programs and another SSD for reading and writing the video files. This makes things faster overall
@@whoismatt SDD is a storage right! How do you run one sdd to read/write program files and another sdd to read/write video files. Do u have a video for that? Also I am a little noob to this, How does it exactly make the performance faster by having two SDD? Can't one sdd do the same? Is it one SDD efficient enough?
Thank you for this video!!! As a stay at home mom trying to build my photography business, I need to upgrade my computer (currently using a 2010 Macbook Pro LOL) but on a budget.
I listened to you advice about checking local stores here in Montreal and i found your first recommendation..Asus GEForce GTX 1050TI... on Walmart website..bought it..waiting for delivery to a store nearby....could not be happier to find one. lol
I’ve bought everything I needed for my PC build back in November except the graphics card!!!🤣 thank you so much Matt for the recommendations! Been waiting to pull the trigger on the right one
You’re awesome. I just came looking for keyboard and mouse recommendations and just ended up watching (even though I’ll probably never build my own computer) cause I really appreciate your content and genuineness, thanks!
Would it be worth it to make this exact build with just more RAM and the 3700x or would it make more sense to just go up to the 1500 budget build? Would the results from the upgrade warrant the price?
I am between doing something very similar to this build or a Mac mini m1. I use Adobe premiere and pshop mainly. However I was thinking of getting into final cut with the Mac. I don't really care for Windows 10, but I haven't used a Mac in a long time either. I really appreciate your video, definitely confirmed what I thought I could build for under a grand. If anyone has used this kind of setup and compared it to a Mac mini m1, I'd be real interested to hear their comments or results. I mainly only care about the ease of video editing, I could care less about render times.
@@whoismatt - Thanks for responding! I don't necessarily 'want' to go with FCP, I just want the easiest path to produce videos with the least amount of busy work. I've done photography for years off and on. I'm getting back into it from a long hiatus. Also, I'm doing this on the side, and don't have a lot of time. I can get the mini w/ 16G for 1100. I'd do the PC with a few upgrades.. Rizen 7, 32G, etc. So, I'm just trying to figure out which would be the easiest and quickest to produce videos. I'm even considering going back to Premiere Elements because it's just easier to me than Prem Pro... and the results seem just as good at 1080P for me. I'd like to do 4K soon.
I got my hands on a rtx 3060 elite for retail price and plan on building a pc for video editing. Would the amd Ryzen 7 be a good choice with this card?
Hey Matt, how does the Ryzen 5 2600 compare to the 3600? It is considerably cheaper and I know some who are convinced it's nearly as good. Any advice would be great!
Does anyone have other suggestions for graphics cards? Because i can't seem to find any of the cards mentioned in the video under 400 euros in price on websites which is a bit annoying lmao. Btw great video!
Just started doing research on all the things I’ll need for video editing so go easy on me, will this be sufficient to edit footage for the black magic pocket cinema camera?
Man! You saved me a lot of headache!! 😍 Recently I have built my PC for video editing. I was feeling a bit unsure of my build. I was thinking if the parts I chose were good enough for editing. It’s been over 3 weeks and it's performing great! But still I had confusion. Because I'm not an expert but the parts were chosen by myself after doing some research. After watching this video, my confusions are gone! 👏✌️ Specs; Ryzen 5 3600 MSI B450M Mortar Max Asus Dual RX5500 XT 8G OC 16GB Ram at 3200MHz clock 500GB SSD 700W PSU
I understand that this video and it's pricing is probably aimed at the US market. But the video cards alone blow out the $750 budget for some of us. The Radeon RX570 card is $858, plus $46 shipping using the Amazon link supplied. There is no way I'm going to build a 4K video editing PC for anywhere near the $750 benchmark. (If I change the currency to AUD to suit my region, the card becomes $1199, plus $64.32 for shipping!!!)
Do you have any other suggestions for an upgraded case that can hold 2 x 5.5 Blu Ray burners and still has USB 3.0 and USB C ports that can work with the 750 build parts you recommended?
AMD RX Vega 56 is @ the same performance as an RX 5600 XT in gaming, but is stronger at rendering (any compute task) if you can find one used ($250-350). It's around 70% faster than a 1050TI - ebay is your friend right now. If you want current gen, Nvidia & AMD haven't released the lower end models yet.
heads up the motherboard B450 max doesn't fit the H210 case I've just found out the hard way...😔 I don't know what case size it's meant to be? help me out I'm a noob here
@@whoismatt you are absolutely right I rewatched this again today. the link took me to the h210 case I saved this is in my wish list a while back and forgot.. I stupidly ordered it a few weeks ago thinking it was the right one. I have arranged a return on Amazon. I maybe able to salvage the build as my old case fits the motherboard and and power supply! I'll keep you posted on how it turns out lol
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That machine is beautiful Matt! What I think is special about this video is the different tiers options you suggest e.g. good, better, best. Thanks for the recommendations you really got me doing some thinking.
Thanks! Trying to hit a few different price points depending on people’s budgets 😁
@@whoismatt that effectively hits the mass market 🙌🏼
Could this pc run Adobe after effects?
So relieved that this budget build will still edit 4k. I had originally been shooting for a much higher mid tier build, but this price hike on GPUs made me reconsider a budget build. Thanks Matt.
Thanks so much! I'm a full-time photographer and mac user for years. You inspired me to build my first PC last year with your older build video. I got every part you suggested and built a great Video Editing PC for under 800 bucks! Absolutely love the Computer and no longer at the mercy of the "Genius Bar" Thanks a lot man!
Hello sir Daniel may I know your pc build?
Your attention to detail while simultaneously simplifying everything is fantastic! AND you maintain a shopping list! Keep up the great work!
💲 Bigger budget?! Watch my mid-tier 6K video editing PC build guide: ua-cam.com/video/uHhrzDjQzlI/v-deo.html
💰 Huge Budget? Watch my 8K MONSTER video editing PC build guide: ua-cam.com/video/onlA_sEvNoA/v-deo.html
🔨 FULL PARTS LIST FOR THIS BUILD
- Powerful yet cheap CPU on Amazon: amzn.to/39Z0YGC
- Future-proofed motherboard on Amazon: amzn.to/3sNs8cj
- Fast SSD on Amazon: amzn.to/3sLHQ7L
- 16 Glorious Gigabytes of RAM on Amazon: amzn.to/3sQMvVQ
- Hefty power supply on Amazon: amzn.to/3sNrqM2
- Gorgeous (& cheap) case on Amazon: amzn.to/3pdnxOy
- Case fan adapter (to power the case fans): amzn.to/36zgzJH
- Powerful Graphics Card for 4K editing on Amazon: geni.us/1050ti
- Graphics Card Option 2 on Amazon: amzn.to/39aBRlj
- Graphics Card Option 3 on Amazon: amzn.to/364pAga
- Graphics Card Option 4 on Amazon: amzn.to/2Y32UZ8
💡 PART UPGRADES (if you have the budget)
- Faster 8-Core CPU on Amazon: amzn.to/3o9uuyP
- Multitaskers rejoice with 32GB of ram on Amazon: amzn.to/398lJkg
- Larger SSD on Amazon: amzn.to/3ofCSNi
- PC Case with 5.25" Optical Drive Bay at B&H: bhpho.to/3sOjj1W
- Semi-Modular Power Supply on Amazon: amzn.to/3c1Uiu8
- Faster Graphics Card Option 1 on Amazon: amzn.to/39ZEyFz
- Faster Graphics Card Option 2 on Amazon: amzn.to/3o6CLTR
- Faster Graphics Card Option 3 on Amazon: amzn.to/2MhYpY1
- Faster Graphics Card Option 4 at Best Buy: bestbuy.7tiv.net/bWP9B
🔧 PC ACCESSORIES
- Keyboard with Macros for video editing on Amazon: amzn.to/2UZKuFE
- Beautiful 1080p monitor (affordable & HQ) on Amazon: amzn.to/3p9bpxV
- Even more beautiful 27-inch 4K monitor on Amazon: amzn.to/2Wpuqi3
- Best mouse I've ever used on Amazon: amzn.to/2ppS9m1
- Quick USB Wifi adapter on Amazon: amzn.to/31qkHcp
- Affordable yet good speakers: amzn.to/2McTuaY
- Cheap USB DVD Drive on Amazon: amzn.to/34ddX3g
- Budget-Friendly USB Blu Ray Drive on Amazon: amzn.to/3sIx2aB
- FAST External SSD for storing video footage on Amazon: amzn.to/3hdkykz
- Large Capacity External Hard Drive for footage on Amazon: amzn.to/3hbTcvc
- Fast Internal SSD for storing video footage on Amazon: amzn.to/2BU4jpW
- Large Capacity Internal Hard Drive for footage on Amazon: amzn.to/2Nm9ioL
I just got the Dell XPS 9500 , BUT i still considering a PC of ur recommendation . Much appreciated Matt🤗👌!!!
Great video ! Can't wait for the mid and monster builds 😁
big budget !! im very keen to see what you pick
Been looking forward to this video for 2021! Perfect timing Thanks 🙏
Glad to help David!
There is no way on Earth I could ever watch a video this well put together with a host this knowledgable and likable and not subscribe. I'm subscribed!
Dude I was literally watching your previous build videos yesterday to spec out my own build. Glad to see you're updating this series for the new year!
Thanks Brian!
Thank you for this brother. Was feeling down about not having enough for a workable rig for full time video editing rig. You’re a godsend with these videos! 🙏🏻
The way you talk is so clear and concise. I don't even need a new computer but just listing to you makes me want to build one. Quality all the way around. Great content.
Oh god get out of here! Escape!
I thank God for you, Matt. You help us all out so much.
I'm still wondering why you don't have millions of views and subscribers. you're one of that excellent quality creator out there! Thanks, Matt!
No music
No story
No character development
No drama
No coffee shots
Those are things that are missing from this channel.
Well maybe because for a lot of people, like me, when a 'recommendation video' has affiliate links and/or product sponsors, it becomes harder to take the advice serious. I prefer video advice from people who do not make money by their recommendations. The chance they are more honest is higher when there is no money in it for them.
I’m a Matt looking to build a video PC and FOUND a Matt who built a video pc.
Dopeeee
Literally searched this video moments ago realizing I need to see if there was a new one, and saw you posted this 17 hours ago: THANK YOUUU!!
Good timing!
@@whoismatt GREAT timing
YOU READ MY MIND AND IM SO GRATEFUL FOR IT! Thank you.
Brilliant video!!! My last editing build was 7 years ago. Watched this awesome video and realized I'm waaaaaayyyyy over due for another build! Thank you for the inspiration!!!!
Thanks! Glad to help 😁
Oh! I have been waiting for this! This is the year! Super excited to build my first PC!
Awesome! Do it!
Have you built it yet? I built mine in 2019, right before covid started. I wish I would have spent some money on a graphics cards THEN, not saved my money for later. When I DO get one, I'll get a nice one, not a junky one like I was thinking about before!
always liked these videos from you when it comes to CPU builds for editing. kudos
I was waiting for this video! Thank you!!!!
I don't know why but my pc don't work very good in premier pro... I have i5 gen 9 processor, 16 bg ram and nvidia gtx 1660 but it stil work very hard even on full hd...
Thank you, I build my pc used your your video for help, amd ryzen 7 3800x working very well. Thank you so much
Could this run Adobe after effects well?
Will this be good for programming and gaming?
that was very helpful and straight to the point.. you gained a new subscriber
Just stumbled across your channel, totally hooked, nice work
Hi! I cant find gtx 1050 ti 4 gt oc, but i find this: MSI GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GT LP, 4GB, GDDR5, 128 bit. Is still good? Is a big difference?
Just ordered this build, and sooooooooo nervous and excited to see how much this improves my video editing experience. Much appreciated Matt!
How is it?
got some updateS?
@@donndior1536 Yes actually! I've been running this setup for about 3 months now and it is such an upgrade from my previous setup. I currently edit 4k video in Adobe Premiere in 1/4 render quality. It does seem to slow down when I start adding in a lot of edits, with color corrections and effects. Photoshop hasn't seemed to run great for me when going beyond basic edits. Illustrator runs great, haven't had any issues with it running slow. I plan on upgrading to more ram in the near future to see if this helps any of these issues, but other than it moving slow-ish when I throw a lot at it, it's a phenomenal PC build!
I would call myself an intermediate when it comes to the Adobe programs, so my slow experiences could very well be operator error. But overall I'm enjoying the setup including the keyboard, mouse & monitors he suggested. Price wise, it all ran me about $1800 in total. PC component prices are dumb right now....
@@TheyCallUsOutliers That's great, glad you liked your setup, but may I ask what graphics card you have paired with it?
Thanks for your response!
@@donndior1536 I put in a GeForce GTX 1050 Ti
Just finished my new build yesterday! I got the Ryzen 3800X which was on sale for $300 (unfortunately, the 3700X is difficult to find these days), MSI B550 A-Pro ATX MB, 500 gig (OS and programs) and 1 TB m.2 gen 3 drives, 32 gigs of 3600 ram and a EVGA 650 watt PS. I put that into a Fractal Design Meshify C case. I have an old Nvidia 1070 GPU I added so that was a free perk since I already owned it (bought 2016 or so). I also already had a dual setup 4K and 1080p monitors as well as keyboard and mouse along with Bose speakers.
Cost me about $1150 US (cpu, motherboard, two m.2 drives, 32 gig ram, 650 watt power supply and case).
I used to have an old AMD FX chip computer with the nvidia 1070 gpu that I built, but got rid of that a few years ago. So my main use computer up until now has been a very old AMD A8-6600K APU (based on piledriver core), 8 gigs ram, multiple SSD/HD, 500 watt power supply on a micro board.........This is/was a circa 2014 build on an old FM socket. It was not an editing machine to say the least.....although I did use it to edit....freakin slow!!!....and mostly without the nvidia 1070 added in. I primarily edit 1080p video, with the APU alone, even scrubbing and playback within the editor was painfully slow with freezes and dropped frames. Addition of the 1070 completely cleared up the in editor freezing and dropped frames during scrubbing and playback.
Using the A8-6600K computer (APU only) to edit an 8 min 1080p video with sharpness, contrast, saturation and a LUT add in post ended up taking 22 minutes to render!
Using the A8-6600K computer with the old nvidia 1070 installed to edit the exact same 8 min 1080p video ended up taking 11 minutes to render (a significant time savings to be sure)
Using my new Ryzen 3800X + Nvidia 1070 GPU to render the exact same 8 min 1080p video ended up taking ...............2 min, 58 seconds!
I am using the latest Hitfilm Express editor to edit my videos.
This video has convinced me to subscribe 🤘🏼
So, even 3600 can handle 4k. So, 5800x will be very smooth?
Same question...got any answer bud ?
3600 is a little better than the Intel i5 processor I got now. I've edited 4k videos. But not super involved timelines.
Some of my videos get extremely involved with graphics, txt, animations, graphs, ect. Depends what you do. If youre cutting adding some txt and transitions with under 15 mins vids you should be fine with the 3600.
@@BuddysDIY is it smooth bro?? With which GPU did u add ?
@@Yaaro01129 man my involved timelines I can't do it with my current sep up. I have to export and reupload as a proxy a few times.
Just bought the newest gen Ryzen 7 which is like 3 times more powerful than my CPU currently. So I should be good. But for cut and stitch a i5 processor should be fine with 12gb of ram and a super basic gpu
@@BuddysDIY no bro...i thinking to get 3600 with 1650 ..fr 4k edit nd slight gaming
I literally just ordered the parts for a PC build yesterday, and then this video pops into my subscription feed XD.
Also we managed to get a GTX 1650 Super. I checked now, and it's out of stock already
😂 oh no! Glad you were able to get a 1650 though, that’s great news!
I personally just want to thank you for all the valuable information that you gave.
Does this satisfy battlfield 2042 requirements
I've been waiting for this video for soooo long!!!! ♥️🤯
Sorry to keep you waiting! 😂
@@whoismatt no worries big bro. Except the prices are way too high here in India 😂😂
Your content is soooooo good. Other UA-cam Creators are meanwhile Posterboys but in your videos I always learn.
Haha thank you
This really helps I'm on a tightly budget and I am planning on editing my own GOPRO videos so the 4k should look amazing
Thanks Matt. Going to check out the 6k vid too
Woah this is the earliest i’ve been. Haven’t seen the video but the first build was amazing so I can only expect better
Haha thank you! And thanks for being early!
@@whoismatt it did not disappoint! I sent this to my brother who was looking to build a pc and told him how you helped me build an amazing budget pc that’s I’ve been slowly upgrading since 2019
It would be awesome that you show the 4k editing on this video after you BUILT this pc.
Cool video tho
Can this computer the he built eddit 4k?
Go with the Evo! The EVO 1tb is what I use and its phenomenal
Love the evo!
Great video very informative 👏
Your guide is one of the best and most clear. I was watching these types of videos now for a couple days and this is literally the best ive watched 🙏🏾🔥 thanksss
After this video, I'm definitely building a computer
Do it! 😁
Great video sir. No bullshit and very to the point. Excellent 👌
Thanks Brian
If you're buying an NVME SSD, think ahead. Most motherboards only have 1-2 M.2 slots for NVME drives. Normally populating both slots disables 2 Sata ports for HDD's/SSD's, or reduces GPU PCIe lanes from 16x to 8x, reducing GPU bandwidth. Meaning if you want to upgrade in the future, you'll have to toss your old drive, or buy a PCIe add-in card to host it. I never buy below 1TB. You'll fill it up quick.
hello, i edit videos as a hobby, always wanted to have a sturdier PC and at best i ll be editing 1080p videos. For me (or where i come from), a $750 PC is an expensive one. I am so glad i found this video, i ll be showing off this PC once i build it
Love this! Thank you for sharing your knowledge!
Thanks Steven!
I cant thank you enough, man. Your video helped me so much! THANKS!
As of today this build on Amazon is roughly $625…all I can say is thank you 🙏🏽 I almost spent 3x that on a prebuilt 🫠
Thank you man of culture an supreme knowledge, you have earned a new subscriber
Great explanations. Thanks for the info!
How is it better in speed wise to have two separate SDD for video editing? Cant u just have one 500gb SDD enough? Please reply ASAP.
You ideally want one SSD for reading and writing the programs and another SSD for reading and writing the video files. This makes things faster overall
@@whoismatt SDD is a storage right! How do you run one sdd to read/write program files and another sdd to read/write video files. Do u have a video for that?
Also I am a little noob to this, How does it exactly make the performance faster by having two SDD? Can't one sdd do the same?
Is it one SDD efficient enough?
Great tutorial my guy!!!! Thanks for your hard work.
Thank you I was searching this video
I love this video. Thank you man
Thank you for this video!!!
As a stay at home mom trying to build my photography business, I need to upgrade my computer (currently using a 2010 Macbook Pro LOL) but on a budget.
Hi Matt, thanks for the updated post; appreciate it.
I listened to you advice about checking local stores here in Montreal and i found your first recommendation..Asus GEForce GTX 1050TI... on Walmart website..bought it..waiting for delivery to a store nearby....could not be happier to find one. lol
I’ve bought everything I needed for my PC build back in November except the graphics card!!!🤣 thank you so much Matt for the recommendations! Been waiting to pull the trigger on the right one
😁👍 glad to help
Matt you are amazing man!!!! lots of love from Belgium
Amazing video dude, very well put together with all the relevant info even for the less experienced :) huge thumbs up!
How would this perform against the mac m1?
You’re awesome. I just came looking for keyboard and mouse recommendations and just ended up watching (even though I’ll probably never build my own computer) cause I really appreciate your content and genuineness, thanks!
I was thinking about u will make a 4k video editing pc build in 2k21and u did it 🔥. Love from India ❤❤
been waiting for a pc video from u lol, glad its out now
Haha wanted to get it out early for 2021!
I'm using your 2020 build right now!! love it.. followed the build list and build instruction video to a tee!
Me too works GREAT!
How fast was your rendering on editing softwares like premiere ?
Would it be worth it to make this exact build with just more RAM and the 3700x or would it make more sense to just go up to the 1500 budget build? Would the results from the upgrade warrant the price?
I am between doing something very similar to this build or a Mac mini m1. I use Adobe premiere and pshop mainly. However I was thinking of getting into final cut with the Mac. I don't really care for Windows 10, but I haven't used a Mac in a long time either. I really appreciate your video, definitely confirmed what I thought I could build for under a grand.
If anyone has used this kind of setup and compared it to a Mac mini m1, I'd be real interested to hear their comments or results. I mainly only care about the ease of video editing, I could care less about render times.
If you want to edit in final cut, go with the m1 Mac mini, it’s an incredible value
@@whoismatt - Thanks for responding! I don't necessarily 'want' to go with FCP, I just want the easiest path to produce videos with the least amount of busy work. I've done photography for years off and on. I'm getting back into it from a long hiatus. Also, I'm doing this on the side, and don't have a lot of time. I can get the mini w/ 16G for 1100. I'd do the PC with a few upgrades.. Rizen 7, 32G, etc. So, I'm just trying to figure out which would be the easiest and quickest to produce videos. I'm even considering going back to Premiere Elements because it's just easier to me than Prem Pro... and the results seem just as good at 1080P for me. I'd like to do 4K soon.
Hey Matt great video! How will this handle blackmagic 4k raw?
Was wondering the same thing lol
You are great, I am getting this amazing sistem thanks to you!
I got my hands on a rtx 3060 elite for retail price and plan on building a pc for video editing. Would the amd Ryzen 7 be a good choice with this card?
Hey Matt, how does the Ryzen 5 2600 compare to the 3600? It is considerably cheaper and I know some who are convinced it's nearly as good. Any advice would be great!
2600 is still good if you can find it for cheap :)
@@whoismatt how many percent do you think between 2600 and 3600 and also 1700x? thanks!
AWESOME DUDE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS FOR THE VALUABLE INFO
I want build pc plz tell me what i use
Fantastic video, I really appreciate you!
You are the man!!! I ordered everything it came out to $850+ (ssd500) but hey still good
Where did you find the graphics card
Nice video. Thanks!
Does anyone have other suggestions for graphics cards? Because i can't seem to find any of the cards mentioned in the video under 400 euros in price on websites which is a bit annoying lmao. Btw great video!
Question I built this build 3 years ago. Is it possible to just upgrade the cpu to the 9 ? Will I lose anything?
Brother I have a Sony a7siii. I'm on tight budget. Is it good to go?
Just started doing research on all the things I’ll need for video editing so go easy on me, will this be sufficient to edit footage for the black magic pocket cinema camera?
Great beard Matt!
Love this pc build, many thanks.
Thank you for this insight!
Where did y’all find a graphic card for under 750$
So dope Matt thanks for this content
Thank you!
Man! You saved me a lot of headache!! 😍
Recently I have built my PC for video editing. I was feeling a bit unsure of my build. I was thinking if the parts I chose were good enough for editing. It’s been over 3 weeks and it's performing great! But still I had confusion. Because I'm not an expert but the parts were chosen by myself after doing some research.
After watching this video, my confusions are gone! 👏✌️
Specs;
Ryzen 5 3600
MSI B450M Mortar Max
Asus Dual RX5500 XT 8G OC
16GB Ram at 3200MHz clock
500GB SSD
700W PSU
Really solid budget build! Great work
@@whoismatt
Thanks, Matt!
Haha this is exactly my build! I got before i saw this video
GTX 1650 Super, AMD 5 Ryzen 3500, 16gb, SSD 250gb 1TB HD
Hi Mate,
Can you tell me what software do you work with on these components? Does it work well?
@@KamilAF-VideoEditing yes im streaming and editing on premiere pro at the same time and CPU is only at 50%
@@studyou1016 great, thanks a lot. Do you know how does it go with da Vinci?
Thank You Matt!!
As someone who has been on console forever…is this a great jump for gaming as well?
Great videos! Thank you! I really learned a lot. I am building one now.
I understand that this video and it's pricing is probably aimed at the US market.
But the video cards alone blow out the $750 budget for some of us.
The Radeon RX570 card is $858, plus $46 shipping using the Amazon link supplied.
There is no way I'm going to build a 4K video editing PC for anywhere near the $750 benchmark.
(If I change the currency to AUD to suit my region, the card becomes $1199, plus $64.32 for shipping!!!)
Do you have any other suggestions for an upgraded case that can hold 2 x 5.5 Blu Ray burners and still has USB 3.0 and USB C ports that can work with the 750 build parts you recommended?
Thank you for Sharing your knowledge esp.With computers. 👍 it gives Help to many .
Thx Matt i'll buy all these
AMD RX Vega 56 is @ the same performance as an RX 5600 XT in gaming, but is stronger at rendering (any compute task) if you can find one used ($250-350). It's around 70% faster than a 1050TI - ebay is your friend right now. If you want current gen, Nvidia & AMD haven't released the lower end models yet.
heads up the motherboard B450 max doesn't fit the H210 case I've just found out the hard way...😔 I don't know what case size it's meant to be? help me out I'm a noob here
The h210 case is too small. I recommend in the video and linked to the h510 case which is the proper size :)
@@whoismatt you are absolutely right I rewatched this again today. the link took me to the h210 case I saved this is in my wish list a while back and forgot.. I stupidly ordered it a few weeks ago thinking it was the right one. I have arranged a return on Amazon. I maybe able to salvage the build as my old case fits the motherboard and and power supply! I'll keep you posted on how it turns out lol
Thanks for this!
why do you recomend using a smaller ssd for programs and a larger ssd for files?
Hi Matt, can you give me an option for a case on Amazon that can hold 5.5 Blu Ray Players? I am ordering everything on my Amazon account. Thanks.
Thank you Matt for this video...at some point do for laptops also for 2021
Thanks! Planning on it