The sweet spot would be the 7900xtx, but the 4090rtx would maximize the system. Most ppl are waiting out till 5000rtx series and 9000amd series. What do you recommend to cool down the 7800X3d. I've heard air to 240 aio is all it needs.
I paired it with the 7800XT for 240fps 1080p gaming. I finished my build a month ago. I would have paired it with the 7900XTX and gone for 2K instead, but that wasn't in the budget. Had to prioritize other things like getting an SSD for my OS finally, going for more RAM after upgrading from Vegas Pro 16 to 21 and finding I could suddenly make use of more RAM. Jumping to AM5 was a huge cost as well. Love these videos btw.
I'm going to be building my first pc, hopefully soon, with the 7800x3d. Will be going with the 7900 GRE as the price of a 7900xt in white is 200+£ more. Will also be going with the Asrock b650 for motherboard, all encased in a Lian Li 216
I built 2 "portable" HTPC's with the 7800X3D. 1 with a 7900XTX and one with a 4070. When I travel, I take the 7900XTX. That way I can have a full up PC to travel with, without the limits of a laptop. All my streaming services are in there so I don't have to log in with my password to the hotel's streaming services. Sure a laptop can offer some of the same and is a bit more convenient on portability, but I like my portable full up PC that fits in a backpack. Speakers, game controllers, mouse/10 keyboard and 4K monitor.
I am currently upgrading my old PC (i5-4690k ,asus GTX970) -it served quite well and still working ok. And my new PC that I am currently building is : CPU: ryzen-7-7800x3d, RAM: gskill-32gb-ddr5-6000mhz-cl30-trident-z5-neo-rgb , PSU: seasonic-focus-gx-1000-atx-3-0, MB: asus-rog-strix-b650e-f-gaming-wifi , GPU : msi-geforce-rtx-4070-ti-super-gaming-x-slim-16g - tempoary card - plan to upgrade to RTX5080 in january , SSD - kingston-kc3000-nvme-2tb, CASE: Be quiet! SHADOW BASE 800FX, Cooler: DEEPCOOL MYSTIQUE 360
I built that same setup for my son. With 670E and gen 5 SSD. He loves it. Won’t even play on my custom water cooled core I9 14900kF with water cooled 4090. 4 SSD RAID 0. Nope he picks his every time.
Great video as always. I finished my 7800X3D 7900XTX build a few months ago and I would say the no boot drive advice is not good. Having your OS separate from your files and apps is much better than having to format the entire drive if nothing is separate, which I had to not too long ago when Windows 11 started blue screening out of nowhere with random error codes every time. I could not fix it without formatting as every option, like repair or reset etc would just blue screen. Fortunately I still had my old pc with all of the data I needed on it, but this still meant I had to reinstall all the apps. If I had to start over I would get a separate OS drive for peace of mind. I don't want to have to go through that again and thankfully it hasn't happened so far. Buying a 500GB or even 250GB drive for your operating system will absolutely mean your data cannot be lost unless that specific drive fails, no relying on operating systems being perfectly stable all the time. I would also not get the Corsair Shift PSU as even in my Fractal Define 7XL there isn't really enough room to manage all the cables on the back side. I managed to to it barely and get the side panel on, but since I have a PSU shroud I would have just gone for the regular orientation drive.
Sorry you went through that! One day I'll do a video on data backup, because regardless of your drive setup I strongly recommend it and you can re-image your entire drive or load in a backup copy. Also good to know about the Corsair shift. IMO it isn't worth the extra money and I haven't been recommending it.
I got the shift and found out that with my old case, it wouldn't even fit in the normal orientation there was no cut out. I had to install it upside down and defeated the feature of easier cable management. But I was doing a full system upgrade anyway, so when I chose my new case I made sure that it had the proper cut out and room for cabling and fan/rgb hubs, I wanted to avoid the nightmare from the previous build. It's a good A tier psu now. And the cpu 8 pins were so much cleaner to route.
@@boredandagitated Me too. I had that setup in my last pc I just was cutting costs since I was buying a beast of a pc and I'm not exactly flush with cash. Paying twice later just isn't fun.
I just upgraded from a 9700k to a 7800x3d. Definitely recomend. The performance increase for the price is unparralled and it pairs great with my 6700xt. I think this will go down as one of the best cpus of all time.
This video was exactly what i am looking for to assist with a build this year. I don't game per se but I am a flight simmer with Xplane 12. These builds will greatly improve my experience now so thank again Jason for your hard work
Hey Jason! This is a great channel! Just grabbed one of those 4TB Teamgroup SSDs and 32GB of Teamgroup 6000/C30 RAM! Rest of the build will include a 7800X3D, 4070 Ti Super (Palit), B650 Tomahawk and not decided on the rest yet! So back to more videos! 👍👍☕
Thanks for being first with an M2 build video - really appreciated! M2 silver grater case arrives 30/9 280mm AIO/4TB NVMe/Corsair SFF PSU arrive tomorrow. After Zen 5 launch, CPU/mobo/RAM undecided, will wait for Arrowlake before deciding. Not sure on final positioning, I was thinking AIO top and GFX side mounted via PCIe riser though I might play a bit after watching your vid Either way, greetings from the UK and thanks for the info, keep up the good work, for those of us less experienced with SFF, it is really useful.
Thank you for the super thanks. Did we mention the M2 Grater? I'm aware of it and probably talked about it in a video but I think Optimum Tech did the build video. I'm not familiar enough with the case to advise on AIO positioning, but check out Optimum's video on it.
@@VimyScout cool beans. i'll have to check my bios number. thanks for that! Say, do you make use of all the audio outputs? i've only ever used the one green jack but i'm looking for a powered center channel to go into the "C/sub" output
@@PCBuilderChannel i used the premium build and the aoi cooler doesn’t fit anywhere the motherboard heatsink blocks the aoi cooler from being seated up top
Hey there. I am confused about compatibility I'm lead to believe that the am4 processor would not work with the am5 mobo but all these boards he suggests are am5? Do you mind telling me what I am not understanding here? Ty in advance to whomever replies here
I upgraded quite a bit over my old PC. Did a little future proofing as well with gen 5 lanes on mobo and the larger PSU for possible GPU upgrade later down the line. Old set-up was a 6700k with a 2060. My newest build: 7800x3d, 7900xtx, 4tb Samsung 990 pro M.2, x670e Msi Mag Tomahawk, Evga CLCX 360 Aio, Vengance 32gb DDR5-6000 CL30, 7 Sl v2 Lian Li fans, beQuiet Darkpower 13 1000w PSU, and it's all sitting nicely in a Lian Li 011 evo dynamic case. Paired with an Alienware 3440x1440 OLED 165hz Free Sync Premium Pro. Runs everything in Ultra settings w/o RT at 165fps+ easily. Don't even need to use frame generation on some games and i never use upscaling at all. Amazing performance and looks stunning on the monitor especially with HDR.
@@anon1963 No mistake. I got a GPU that beats a 4080 on near everything except ray tracing(which is a garbage resource hog), runs smooth as silk, gives me smart access memory with my CPU, runs 3440 x 1440 at 165 fps+ on almost every game at Ultra settings, AND was still 300 cheaper that any 4080 i could get at the time. The only better card was a 4090 and I'm not stupid enough to pay over 2k for maybe 15% more performance. Nvidia has to get better pricing and business ethics or i will stay with AMD.
Recently made the decision to build my first PC and I came across your channel while doing research, all your videos have been extremely helpful in finding and choosing the right parts for the right price. This video specifically was a great relief because I’m going for an extremely similar build to the ones here so I figured I must be doing something right. This channel is a gem! Thank you Jason and Cat for all you do.
I have the same CPU a 7900xtx, gigabyte b650 aorus pro, 32gb t force delta ddr5 6000, 2tb 980 pro nvme, Thermalright assassin 120 se, 1000w super flower psu
I'm building a similar one here in Japan because it would be financially impossible to do so in my home country. I think I'm gonna have a few issues taking it all back to my home country but it's worth every yen.
I just built my first pc with the 7800x3d, 7800xt, 32 GB 5600 ram, and thermalright phantom spirit. It works great with 100 - 150 FPS at 1440p ultra settings on all the games I play.
How is that combo man? Im thinking of building the same but i dont know witch motherboard to choose. The msi Tomahawk one i read that have bios issues... What motherboard did you get? And is it everything smooth?
@@sotosmotos1643 newegg had a cpu/mobo combo sale. GIGABYTE X670 GAMING X AX V2 came out to 149 for the mobo at the time. Overall Solid system. TBH I mostly play fighting games so I’m not pushing the GPU to the limit. I also use it for CAD/MODELING and no complaints. More than enough for my 1440p monitors. I found that the running an AIO compared to an AIR cooler was better by 10 degrees in my case. DLDSR is nice too
@@sotosmotos1643 newegg had a mobo/cpu combo deal that PCBuilder posted for a GIGABYTE X670 GAMING X AX V2 with coupon. MOBO came out to $149. This is a solid system. TBH I mostly play fighting games at 1440p, so it's not really pushing the GPU to it's limits. I also use for CAD/3D Modeling. I'm running and AIO cooler over an Air Cooler. I found in my case it runs 10 degrees cooler with an AIO. DLDSR is great too. I pretty much run 4k max settings.
Just ordered a build based on your earlier videos, got the 7800x3d, RTX 4070 ti super, Asus strix b650e-f and g skill Trident z neo ram, my build ended up being closer to $2500 with 64gb ram and more/faster storage and higher end PSU for future proofing since I want to use this for more than just gaming and I'm putting it all in a Jonsbo D41 mesh screen case.
So crazy- almost all the recommendations were things I just purchased- glad to know I watched enough vids to maximize my build. Thanks for all the information as it really helped me hone in on these options to make the best PC for my money.
I'm such a noob to all of this... I went with a build a guy online was building because I could follow the video. He was using the radeon rx 7900 xtx... but I ran out of money so I dropped all the way down to the radeon 6800. I figure I can save for the xtx and then sell the 6800 in a few months or so and theoretically get most the money back. Anyways, it's my first pc build but I've been doing a lot of research lately. Cpu comes in this Saturday and I'll have everything I need. Hopefully I don't mess it up 😂
@chrisfromca same one as In this video. I didn't know that I should spend less on it and go for a higher priced graphics card. I figure it's alright tho as I will just sell the used 6800 and get either an rtx 4080 super or the rx 7900 xtx in a few months or so. For now the 6800 should be fine. Well... at least based on my limited knowledge 😅
@@billylevelsup5634 Yeah now is the time to hold of on buying a new GPU. The 5000 series NVidia cards (end of this year) and the newer AMD stuff will be here soonish. So if you can save up for ~6 to 8 months then a reduced 4000 series card or 7000 series card will hopefully be a good deal. That's my goal right now. I just didn't have the cash to get a new gpu last year. I ended up needing to get a new CPU+motherboard+ram because I had an i7-3930k that finally died after I moved house. So I got an r9-7950x back in october in 2022. That's been good since I found and fixed the issues with it. Now I need to get a new gfx card. My thinking is that I won't need a new CPU for about 6 to 8 years if I go for the more expensive one. In the past that usually worked. Get some more cores and they'll help in the long run. GFX cards are a different story. I've found that usually you want a new one every 2 years if you can,because of new GPU tech they keep adding,or 4 years if you want to stretch your budget and the games you play aren't slow. I want a bit more texture memory because I usually play video on a 2nd monitor and that means a 16gb or more card will be a good idea in the future. TLDR; Get a higher RAM GFX card because in the future better textures and AI stuff will use more RAM. Get a higher clock(better for games generally as most games are still single threaded/rely on high clocks) or multi core cpu (depending on what you want to do more cores might be better for background tasks and general longevity) and you won't go wrong generally. My old system was still limping along ok and I was going to upgrade the GPU but the motherboard died so upgrading the cpu first was the better option. I didn't have enough to get everything so I spent the extra few hundred on the much better cpu (the X3D versions wasn't out yet). Now 2 years later and the market for GPUs might not suck as much when the newer stuff later this year are released. Prices are still horrible.
watching this on my 7800x3d and 7800xt, b650 tomahawk wifi mATX, and peerless assassin 120 se and 32gb of rams. You made a huge influence for my choices with previous videos.Ty
@@aoifegibzz Totally happy so far. It was a little hard to put it all together with mATX. But also maybe cuz it was my first build ever. Actually l would take ATX next time, just for easier building process. Other than that it's perfect I'd say. Tried few games like Hogwards Legacy, Assasins Creed Valhalla, God of War and it all go smooth on ultra. Enough of cooling too.
I just ordered same everything but a 4070s instead of the 7800xt! Glad it’s working well for you, this is my first build so it’s a little confusing sometimes
I was praying for a video like this. I’ve on a ryzen 5 3600 since 2019 and been looking to upgrade with this CPU and a 4070ti Super. Figured it was easier to just scrap the old one and build a brand new one 😅 These lists are a really helpful starting point even though Singapore stores dont stock some items, it’s a good gauge to compare pc parts that I have available to me!
I just got most of these parts by watching your previous videos, PC part picker, and by chance, I have different RAM and MB but I ma excited that I got near the best possible parts for my budget. Thank you!
@@eyeyamjstn628 I researched too much. No doubt 7800x3d is the best Gaming GPU. I also have a youtube channel with 900 subscribers. I m planning to build a content creation PC too. So 8 cores of 7800x3d maybe okay for now but in the future I don't know. aim planning now with R9 7900. very good for both gaming and productivity. 76 mb of L3 lache too. In Germany its cheeper than 7800x3d.
Amazing!!! I just finished my build last night thanks to you Jason, everything I gained from watching a multitude of your other videos you just bundled into one! Here is where I landed: NZXT H5 Flow, Strix B650 E-F, 7800X3D, 7900XTX Taichi, 32GB Trident Neo DDR5 CL30 6000, SK Hynix P41 2TB, Be Quiet Pure Power 12M 1000W. Using this to make the AW3423DWF sing 🎶. One question: The pure power came with (2) PCIE slots and (1) PCIE 5. With the 7900XTX requiring (3) PCIE connections should I return the power supply for one with (3) or use the "devil spawn" of the second cable? Bear in mind, my closest microcenter to return said power supply is a 4 hour drive. THANKS!
For Christmas, I built my son's PC with the 7800 X3D, and paired it with a 9800 XT and ASRock B650E PG Riptide. He's having a blast and I have to thank you for all the videos. I'm currently in the hunt to build one for myself and I'm having a hard time not leaning towards the same components.....well, minus all the ARGB I stuffed in there for a wow factor. Couldn't help myself. I think I'm going to cram everything into the the Lian Li SUP, so my setup looks different than his Lancool 216. He has a Peerless Assassin, but I'd have to go with an AIO in that case. Hard not to go for the 9800 XTX for that extra VRAM, but for me...that's probably overkill. I gotta boast somewhere though...his desk is right there! :) Looking at my New Egg order history, I seem to upgrade every eight years.....I'm currently rocking my i5, with two Zotac NVIDEA GTX 970 4GB from 2016. I'm sad because I thought 10 years passed at least. Someone pointed out my blunder above. I thought I’d keep it there because it’s funny, but I meant the 7900 xt and xtx.
Are you absolutely certain you built with a 9800 XT? That GPU is 21 years old and slots into an AGP 8x port, which no modern motherboard can accommodate. Could it be a 7800 XT perchance? Aaaand a 9800 XTX isn't a thing. Does not exist. Might in the future, doesn't in the here and now.
Watching this video with a 7800X3D, B650 Aorus Pro AX, 4090 ROG Strix OC Ed., MSI M480 Spatium 1T (OS), Kingston KC3000 2T (Games), 64GB Ram Trident Z5 Neo RGB - 6000 MHz - CL30, Montech Air 903 Base white, NZXT Z63 RGB white, (4 x) NZXT F140P white, Toughpower GF3 1350W. Thank you for all your precious lessons, Professor Jay!
I had a 7900X paired with my RTX 4090 and it turned my game room into a sauna. It was horrible. Performed fine, but just HEAT all the time. I just replaced it with a 7800x3D and OMG I don't have to run the AC in the winter anymore!!!
The fact that you don’t have to spend an arm and a leg on liquid cooling for this bad boy to beat everything else on the market, tells you everything you need to know.
I've been tipping into the 17-20 GB of system memory used during gaming lately. That's with Chrome minimized (6 open tabs), maybe file explorer and the occasional HW monitoring overlay. 1440p, High/Ultra settings (no RT) in most of the top single player games. 7800X3D/7900 XT/32 GB CL30 6000
Thank you very much Jason - time to replace my 2015Alienware gaming laptop and looking forward to have a new state of the art desktop. Your reviews are super helpful!
I understand that not everyone has a Microcenter near them, but I would like to see some occassional mention of the "Microcenter effect" as that pricing for bundles just is such a game changer, want a correspondent to help with that? haha. Thanks for all the high quality products, i have watched you since I got back into building 18 months ago, cheers!
I just built another PC. This one for me. I paired my 7800x3d with a RX 7900 XT. I'm loving it so far. I think I need to turn on Precision Boost Overdrive. I don't think I turned that on yet. Thanks for the reminder PC builder.
@@anonymoose2474 I play 1440p, I can do 4k, but 1440p with everything high or on epic feels so good, and looks so good. I'm good with 1440p, I don't need 4k right now.
I've got a 7800X3D paired with a 4070 super, and I'm happy with the combo, I can max settings most games, and it's only really put under stress when pathtracing is involved, but then I just put DLSS quality and frame gen on and it runs smooth without sacrificing any noticeable difference unless you zoom in on screenshots, and tbh I barely notice the input latency difference, which is something I was nervous about after watching so many GPU comparison videos before buying.
Finally getting the last parts for my 7800x3d/4070 Ti Super build tomorrow. Can't wait to be able to play League of Legends at 15000 FPS! For reference I'm switching from a 10-year-old 960/3570k combo so I'm ready to get blown away.
I'm pretty much in the same boat. Looking to build a new pc and came to a 7800x3d with 4070ti super conclusion. Did you finish your build and do you like it so far? I had a gtx1070 with i5-3570k..
@@gtrulez Yup, build is finished and had no issues handling games like Diablo 4, Helldivers 2 or Elden Ring @ 1440p, highest settings and Ray Tracing (with DLSS Q) so far. What really impressed me is how cool the GPU runs, it idles at ~30 C and doesn't go higher than 60 C at full load. The CPU runs pretty hot though, ~45 C idle/65-70 while gaming, but I read that it's normal for these CPUs. Overall I'm very happy with my build and unless something breaks it should easily last me 5+ years.
Got the Radeon 7900xtx with the 7800x3d bundle from micro center and after following and watching PC builder I’m happy x ax v2 motherboard isn’t giving me any problems the lancool 216 made everything super easy as a 1st time builder the tough part was really the bios and updating drivers while I was at MC I went ahead and bought a LG 240htz monitor I paid 2300 for all
Absolutely. Have to agree with you there. I’ve built the 5800x3d, 7800x3d, and 7900x3d. The 2 CCD’s are a bit of an issue. I too recommend the 7800x3d. I paired my last 7800x3d build with Tcreate Expert (64 gb) DDR 5 6000, and a 4090. Ram was manually tuned. It is a monster.
I'll finally be building my pc this month, pairing the 7800x3D with a 3080TI.... hopefully it will be good combo and everything goes well. ASUS ROG STRIX B650E-E and 6000 CL30 RAM and Arctic Liquid Freezer III 360
Just picked up a 7800x3d to replace my 5800x3d. Got some corsair 6000mts cl30 ram to go with it. Will be rebuilding over the weekend. Got a new white case and motherboard for the build. Cant wait to test out some games on it
Just completed my first full rgb build with a phantom gaming Asrock RX 6800 xt. Asrock steel legend mobo i5 11600k cpu Coolermaster hyper 212 cpu cooler 32gb trident z cl16 3200 ram 1tb m.2 1tb ssd 1.5tb hdd Phanteks NV5 case 8-120mm coolermaster halo fans.
Man, what a weird coincidence. I just built a very similar computer last weekend 😂 7900XT 7800X3D T Force Delta 2x16 Gigs 6000 MT/s X670 Aorus Elite AX 1000W Gigabyte UD PSU Gen 5 crucial 1TB Gen 4 WD Black 2 TB Segotep Phoenix Case with 5 120 corsair argb fans Same CPU cooler thats in your thumbnail as well, I guess I learned a lot from you man!
I did my build with this cpu with the following: I couldn't be happier. Heat is not a issue at all the airflow is amazing. 7800x3d Thermalright PS120SE msi 4090 slim TUF GAMING X670E-PLUS gskill trident 32G ram h6 flow case WD black ssd's
Maybe it's a placebo effect but I notice a huge difference in performance from my b550/5900x/3070ti build to my b650e-f/7800x3d/4070ti super, it does everything for me, including streaming and gaming with high settings and even some ray tracing, great video!
Thanks, Jason. I truly appreciate your knowledge and experience. It's helped me learn a lot over the years. I agree that the 7800X3D is an excellent choice. I just bought a 7950X3D though. Why? I exclusively play MSFS and I'm kinda rolling the dice that Microsoft will live up to their promise of much better multi-core utilization in FS2024 (scheduled for release November 19th.) While it's certainly true that core parking and CPU affinity on the 7950X3D is trickier, there are ways to control both. Also, it's great to hear that the X670 chipset will handle XMP RAM. I found mine (G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB 6400/CL32) on the Gigabyte motherboard (Aorus X670E Pro X) QVL, but I've been having second thoughts as to whether I should have gotten DDR5 that's explicitly listed as EXPO compatible. I'm keeping my 3 year-old 3090 Ti/24GB until GPU prices get better.
i love this dudes videos. he is so hyped in his videos; but very helpful and honest and her doesn't bullshit you .about what you need with out spending over the odds
I just built this machine several months ago and it was extremely worth it. I went with a B650 Aorus Elite AX Mobo instead since at the the time I was having a hard time deciding which one I wanted. I think it might be having some Wi-fi issues, though.
Super informative video! Currently planning a 7800X3Dbuild and I changed my SSD and PSU in line with your suggestions: - ASRock B650M Pro RS Wifi - Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE - G.Skill Flare X5 32GB RAM - WD SN580 1TB SSD - Zotac 4070 Ti Super - Montech Air 100 ARGB MicroATX Case - Pure Power 12M 850W PSU
Just bought a gigabyte 4070 ti super with the 7800x3D, went for 360mm TT AIO and 1 exhaust with 3 Unifan intakes. H6 Flow RGB and the Team group Delta RGB Ram at 6400mhz speed. It looks amazing so far. The only thing I've compromised on was the MOBO, the MSI B650S wifi The PSU is the 750Watt deepcool Ak750D 80+ Gold
Thanks for all the infos, for the case part about the lian li 216 have to say, as a user of this one myself, price is ok but concider that every options on this case are to buy separately: vertical gpu mount, frontside dust filter even another front panel. But i love that case :) cheers
Great Vid as usual! How does the AMD 7800 x3D compare to Intel for those .1% lows (or highs?) in combat games? Hopefully you can do a video on that. Thx
Learned so much way faster than thought I would. You sir are a gift to first time builders. My 7800X3D build is on it’s way, thank you for your guidance.
Thanks for the awesome video and it came out at the perfect time. I'm looking to build a 7800x3d. What are your thoughts on sound cards internal/external? I currently run my headphones through a dac but through my research seems 50/50 of people say you don't need one if you have a dac and other side says the soundcard has the software for better gaming experience. This would be for fps games, thanks
Been deciding between 7800x3d and the 14700k for some video editing with primarily gaming. (Paired with a 4080 super) It seems like x3d is capable enough for that. The dead intel socket worries me. 7950x3d is an option but it's kinda too expensive and I can't be arsed fiddling with settings to turn off non v cache cores lol.😢
Just had my new pc delivered with the following components: Fractal Design Define 7, E-ATX, Zwart , be quiet! Straight Power 12 850W 80+ Platinum , Asus PRIME X670-P-CSM, ATX, AM5 , AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D Boxed , G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB 32GB(2x16GB) 7200MHz CL34 , Asus GeForce® RTX 4080 Super, 16GB, TUF Gaming OC , Arctic Liquid Freezer III 240 , Lexar NM790 2TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD
I just made my new pc after tons of issues (being sent broken mobo etc) and it seems i got a lucky 7800x3d as i can heavy undervolt it and its perfectly stable. I used a 4080 super (coulda got a 4090 but i wanted a good looking pc too so i wasted money on looks, plus.. why pay double when next gen is soon). Is ur new build review or suggestions thing soon? Would like to see your thoughts on more of a visual appeal build since its my first ever gaming pc. I will make one comment though, ssd dont matter for most games but some like ratchet and clank which was intended to run on the ps5 nvme run drastically better on a high end ssd, dont need gen 5 but a more premium 7000 speed gen4 one gives you the ps5 no load time experience
I just ordered a 7800x3d which i will pair it with my AMD Rx 6950Xt. Previously i had a i9-14900kf which i fear was bottlenecked. Hopefully my new setup will improve my gaming experience on 1440p with a stable consistent 144fps at all times
I want to say thanks you for all the great information you provide in your videos. My build consists of the MSI Project Zero B650M motherboard, Ryzen 7800X3D, T-Force DDR5 6000 CL30, Silicon Power 1TB NVMe, and the Zotac Gaming RTX 4070 TI Super. I went with the MSI MAG Pano M100R PZ case and powered by the MSI MAG A850GL PCIE5 power supply. I decided to go with the Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120. Everything is running great so far. I decided to remove the fan/argb hub that came with the case and connected all the fans and argb to the motherboard.
I just bought a whole new RIG 2 weeks ago lol. I also took the 7800x3d with a 4080 super, a MSI X670E Gaming Plus WiFi, Cooler Master Masterliquid 240L Core for the CPU, 7 additional vents, SQ-Tower XTREME AF with 1 glas Windows on the left view side while the rest is Air flow friendly mesh, • 32GB DDR5 RAM 6000 MHz Corsair Vengeance RGB (2x 16GB - Dual Channel), 2x 2TB Samsung 990 Pro and a be quiet! Dark Power 13 - 850W fully modular - 80 PLUS Titanium Power Whip I paired this with a new sharkoon Keyboard and an LG OLED Ultra Gaming Monitor with 240 Hz.
I build 7800x3d on B650 Aorus Elite with Hellhound RX 7800 XT and 64 GB Kingston Fury 5600 and WD Black SN850X 2TB M2 NVMe - for 1440p gaming. The 64GB RAM need for Starfield Creation Kit as 48 GB is the recommended (means it will use more) for it.
@@finsoReal I not sure what you mean how is it holding up ? In what regard ? Found that it reviews it had the lowest temp on the PCB backside with 52C. The board is in the top midrange B650 boards on almost all reviews so just pick the one you like the most: B650 Aorus Elite, TUF Gaming, Tomahawk WiFi, ROG Strix....
@12:00 "so you don't need a separate boot drive for your operating system, so it's absolutely fine to have a single large capacity drive" That works perfectly well if you need 4TB or less. The needs of some are different. I use a partitioned 1TB nvme for boot, and 2x 10TB HDDs (system drive images and backups are external/offline).
Hi. Your vids are absolute golden. Thinking of going with an msi mag b650 tomahawk + 7800x3d. Wonder if the corsair rams ok? 6000 ces 30 and it also says non-ec unbufferred. Not sure what it means. I guess i will give your vid another watch. Maybe it is there :)
I'd also highly recommend that everyone looks at undervolting & overclocking their 7800X3D. I've gotten some really nice OC results that actually run faster, cooler, quieter, and more efficiently on all 8 cores by using PBO curve optimiser.
I have a ryzen 5 3600 and im thinking going to am5 7 7800x3d but my budget doesnt allow me to get a gpu only CPU,Mobo,Ram combo I have a 2080 hopefully i gain some performance!
That's an imbalance so don't do that. Instead stay on AM4 and get a 5700X3D or 5800X3D which allows you to keep your Motherboard and RAM so you can afford a new GPU.
Awesome video! Been rocking a 7800X3D since its release on Asrock B650E PG Riptide. Recently upgraded to a used RX 6800XT and I honestly think there’s no better value proposition than this, not to mention the upgrade path with AM5
What GPU would you pair with the 7800X3D? Are you doing a build or recently finished one? Tell your story in a new comment below!
The sweet spot would be the 7900xtx, but the 4090rtx would maximize the system. Most ppl are waiting out till 5000rtx series and 9000amd series. What do you recommend to cool down the 7800X3d. I've heard air to 240 aio is all it needs.
I paired it with the 7800XT for 240fps 1080p gaming. I finished my build a month ago. I would have paired it with the 7900XTX and gone for 2K instead, but that wasn't in the budget. Had to prioritize other things like getting an SSD for my OS finally, going for more RAM after upgrading from Vegas Pro 16 to 21 and finding I could suddenly make use of more RAM. Jumping to AM5 was a huge cost as well. Love these videos btw.
I'm going to be building my first pc, hopefully soon, with the 7800x3d. Will be going with the 7900 GRE as the price of a 7900xt in white is 200+£ more. Will also be going with the Asrock b650 for motherboard, all encased in a Lian Li 216
I built 2 "portable" HTPC's with the 7800X3D. 1 with a 7900XTX and one with a 4070. When I travel, I take the 7900XTX. That way I can have a full up PC to travel with, without the limits of a laptop. All my streaming services are in there so I don't have to log in with my password to the hotel's streaming services. Sure a laptop can offer some of the same and is a bit more convenient on portability, but I like my portable full up PC that fits in a backpack. Speakers, game controllers, mouse/10 keyboard and 4K monitor.
I am currently upgrading my old PC (i5-4690k ,asus GTX970) -it served quite well and still working ok. And my new PC that I am currently building is : CPU: ryzen-7-7800x3d, RAM: gskill-32gb-ddr5-6000mhz-cl30-trident-z5-neo-rgb , PSU: seasonic-focus-gx-1000-atx-3-0, MB: asus-rog-strix-b650e-f-gaming-wifi , GPU : msi-geforce-rtx-4070-ti-super-gaming-x-slim-16g - tempoary card - plan to upgrade to RTX5080 in january , SSD - kingston-kc3000-nvme-2tb, CASE: Be quiet! SHADOW BASE 800FX, Cooler: DEEPCOOL MYSTIQUE 360
I just built this weekend with a 7800x3d bundle from micro center and a peerless assassin 120se. It’s been awesome! Thanks for all your guidance Jason
Niceee same
Good temps with this cooler
Built my 7800x3d/7900xtx already, just here to like and comment 🎉
That's the cpu/GPU combo I'm gonna buy I think. Can you update us, how do you like it? Do you play 4k or 1440p?
what motherboard you went with?
just got the 7800x3d and i have a 6950 xt so im excited to put this bad boy in
what motherboard did you use ?
I built that same setup for my son. With 670E and gen 5 SSD. He loves it. Won’t even play on my custom water cooled core I9 14900kF with water cooled 4090. 4 SSD RAID 0. Nope he picks his every time.
Great video as always. I finished my 7800X3D 7900XTX build a few months ago and I would say the no boot drive advice is not good. Having your OS separate from your files and apps is much better than having to format the entire drive if nothing is separate, which I had to not too long ago when Windows 11 started blue screening out of nowhere with random error codes every time. I could not fix it without formatting as every option, like repair or reset etc would just blue screen.
Fortunately I still had my old pc with all of the data I needed on it, but this still meant I had to reinstall all the apps.
If I had to start over I would get a separate OS drive for peace of mind. I don't want to have to go through that again and thankfully it hasn't happened so far. Buying a 500GB or even 250GB drive for your operating system will absolutely mean your data cannot be lost unless that specific drive fails, no relying on operating systems being perfectly stable all the time.
I would also not get the Corsair Shift PSU as even in my Fractal Define 7XL there isn't really enough room to manage all the cables on the back side. I managed to to it barely and get the side panel on, but since I have a PSU shroud I would have just gone for the regular orientation drive.
Sorry you went through that! One day I'll do a video on data backup, because regardless of your drive setup I strongly recommend it and you can re-image your entire drive or load in a backup copy. Also good to know about the Corsair shift. IMO it isn't worth the extra money and I haven't been recommending it.
I got the shift and found out that with my old case, it wouldn't even fit in the normal orientation there was no cut out. I had to install it upside down and defeated the feature of easier cable management. But I was doing a full system upgrade anyway, so when I chose my new case I made sure that it had the proper cut out and room for cabling and fan/rgb hubs, I wanted to avoid the nightmare from the previous build. It's a good A tier psu now. And the cpu 8 pins were so much cleaner to route.
save yourself a future headache and create yourself a medicat usb
Yeah I love having a separate OS drive , allows for easy windows reinstalls.
@@boredandagitated Me too. I had that setup in my last pc I just was cutting costs since I was buying a beast of a pc and I'm not exactly flush with cash. Paying twice later just isn't fun.
I just upgraded from a 9700k to a 7800x3d. Definitely recomend. The performance increase for the price is unparralled and it pairs great with my 6700xt. I think this will go down as one of the best cpus of all time.
Интел нельзя апгрейдить в амд 😅
Congrats on the huge upgrade and build!
@@СергейО-в7нhis old rig was intel and decided to go to the amd for his upgrade
@PCBuilderChannel Thanks, Jason.
@user-is2mp6zz2q it can when you follow a video like this and buy a new Motherboard and Ram 😆😁
This video was exactly what i am looking for to assist with a build this year. I don't game per se but I am a flight simmer with Xplane 12. These builds will greatly improve my experience now so thank again Jason for your hard work
Hey Jason! This is a great channel! Just grabbed one of those 4TB Teamgroup SSDs and 32GB of Teamgroup 6000/C30 RAM! Rest of the build will include a 7800X3D, 4070 Ti Super (Palit), B650 Tomahawk and not decided on the rest yet! So back to more videos! 👍👍☕
Thank you for the super thanks! Build seems like it is coming along nicely! Glad I could help!
@@PCBuilderChannel You're the best, Jason. 👌
Jason, yet another rocken video!!!! Thank you for all the up to date information.
Stay well buddy!!!!
Thanks, you too!
id like to add some more rock too, but the game/intel been buggy
Thanks for being first with an M2 build video - really appreciated!
M2 silver grater case arrives 30/9
280mm AIO/4TB NVMe/Corsair SFF PSU arrive tomorrow.
After Zen 5 launch, CPU/mobo/RAM undecided, will wait for Arrowlake before deciding.
Not sure on final positioning, I was thinking AIO top and GFX side mounted via PCIe riser though I might play a bit after watching your vid
Either way, greetings from the UK and thanks for the info, keep up the good work, for those of us less experienced with SFF, it is really useful.
Thank you for the super thanks. Did we mention the M2 Grater? I'm aware of it and probably talked about it in a video but I think Optimum Tech did the build video. I'm not familiar enough with the case to advise on AIO positioning, but check out Optimum's video on it.
Finished my rog strix X670E-E, ryzen 7900X3D build recently. Very pleased with the performance along with my 6950XT. For DCS its a killer setup.
How’s the motherboard treating you 3 months later?
Agree with Danny...please give us an update? i got the same board and chip.
@KingdomUploader@Danny
Both board and cpu working fine. Added recent BIOS 2308 with no issues.
@@VimyScout cool beans. i'll have to check my bios number. thanks for that!
Say, do you make use of all the audio outputs? i've only ever used the one green jack but i'm looking for a powered center channel to go into the "C/sub" output
Danke!
Thanks so much for supporting the channel! We really appreciate it!
been loving the channel. just built 7800x3d , 7900xt on a rog strix b650- a using a 360 mm aio in a phanteks 500a
Congrats on the build!!!! :) I bet it looks amazing!
@@PCBuilderChannel i used the premium build and the aoi cooler doesn’t fit anywhere the motherboard heatsink blocks the aoi cooler from being seated up top
@@PCBuilderChanneli believe the case is too small
Hey there. I am confused about compatibility
I'm lead to believe that the am4 processor would not work with the am5 mobo but all these boards he suggests are am5?
Do you mind telling me what I am not understanding here? Ty in advance to whomever replies here
I upgraded quite a bit over my old PC. Did a little future proofing as well with gen 5 lanes on mobo and the larger PSU for possible GPU upgrade later down the line. Old set-up was a 6700k with a 2060.
My newest build: 7800x3d, 7900xtx, 4tb Samsung 990 pro M.2, x670e Msi Mag Tomahawk, Evga CLCX 360 Aio, Vengance 32gb DDR5-6000 CL30, 7 Sl v2 Lian Li fans, beQuiet Darkpower 13 1000w PSU, and it's all sitting nicely in a Lian Li 011 evo dynamic case. Paired with an Alienware 3440x1440 OLED 165hz Free Sync Premium Pro. Runs everything in Ultra settings w/o RT at 165fps+ easily. Don't even need to use frame generation on some games and i never use upscaling at all. Amazing performance and looks stunning on the monitor especially with HDR.
You created a monster
What do you use for audio on your new PC?
amd gpu was a mistake byt the rest is great
@@anon1963 No mistake. I got a GPU that beats a 4080 on near everything except ray tracing(which is a garbage resource hog), runs smooth as silk, gives me smart access memory with my CPU, runs 3440 x 1440 at 165 fps+ on almost every game at Ultra settings, AND was still 300 cheaper that any 4080 i could get at the time. The only better card was a 4090 and I'm not stupid enough to pay over 2k for maybe 15% more performance. Nvidia has to get better pricing and business ethics or i will stay with AMD.
@@drae_gon1369 Smart Access is nothing and amd forces reduced shader quality that is worse than Nvidia's
Recently made the decision to build my first PC and I came across your channel while doing research, all your videos have been extremely helpful in finding and choosing the right parts for the right price. This video specifically was a great relief because I’m going for an extremely similar build to the ones here so I figured I must be doing something right. This channel is a gem! Thank you Jason and Cat for all you do.
Oh yes this guy is amazing, built my pc in december base of his videos and my built is pretty much what he suggested in this video.
7800x3d, 4070s, asus x670e plus wifi, 64gb corsair ddr5 6000 cl30, 1tb+2tb 990pro nvme, artic cooler III 360 aio, 1000w msi psu, all inside a black nzxt h9 flow....My treasure!!!!!! recently finished
A nice build
I have the same CPU a 7900xtx, gigabyte b650 aorus pro, 32gb t force delta ddr5 6000, 2tb 980 pro nvme, Thermalright assassin 120 se, 1000w super flower psu
This is the exact build I was looking at @@danksushi7417
I'm building a similar one here in Japan because it would be financially impossible to do so in my home country. I think I'm gonna have a few issues taking it all back to my home country but it's worth every yen.
Omg, +/- like mine: 7800x3d, RAM Trident Z5 RGB 6000, cl32, 64gb, MB Asus TUF B650 Plus Wifi, SSD 990 Pro 1Tb & 2Tb, Corsair 850w PSU, Case NZXT H6 Flow, Cooler DeepCool AK500S Digital, GPU Rtx3090 Strix, love my build ❤
I just built my first pc with the 7800x3d, 7800xt, 32 GB 5600 ram, and thermalright phantom spirit. It works great with 100 - 150 FPS at 1440p ultra settings on all the games I play.
Pretty much the same but with the 7900xt. TEAM RED🎉🟥🟥
I just bought the same GPU/CPU combo! Nice to hear you are happy.
Hi. What do you use for audio on your pc?
I'm buying this same combo very soon. Did tons of research, have no idea what I'm doing really lol. I'll be playing 1440 also
Would it work better with 64gb of ram instead of 32gb of ram??
I paired my 7800X3D with a 4090. Obviously something most people will not do.
But I am very happy with it.
That's pretty much the best pairing if you have the money!!! Congrats on the build!
How's your build?
7800X3D/4090 gang gang!
Yup me too. A fantastic combo.
@@PCBuilderChannel , just for complete clarity, are you saying that the 7800X3D is the best paring for the 4090 than any Intel CPU?
That’s crazy! I just ordered my parts and it is very very similar to the stuff here, though I went extra with other parts. Amazing video!
Love this channel. Running 7800x3D and 4070TI Super
How is that combo man? Im thinking of building the same but i dont know witch motherboard to choose. The msi Tomahawk one i read that have bios issues... What motherboard did you get? And is it everything smooth?
@@sotosmotos1643 newegg had a cpu/mobo combo sale. GIGABYTE X670 GAMING X AX V2 came out to 149 for the mobo at the time. Overall Solid system. TBH I mostly play fighting games so I’m not pushing the GPU to the limit. I also use it for CAD/MODELING and no complaints. More than enough for my 1440p monitors. I found that the running an AIO compared to an AIR cooler was better by 10 degrees in my case. DLDSR is nice too
@@sotosmotos1643 newegg had a mobo/cpu combo deal that PCBuilder posted for a GIGABYTE X670 GAMING X AX V2 with coupon. MOBO came out to $149. This is a solid system. TBH I mostly play fighting games at 1440p, so it's not really pushing the GPU to it's limits. I also use for CAD/3D Modeling. I'm running and AIO cooler over an Air Cooler. I found in my case it runs 10 degrees cooler with an AIO. DLDSR is great too. I pretty much run 4k max settings.
@@sotosmotos1643my comments keep disappearing not sure why
@@BigE_310answer again
Just ordered a build based on your earlier videos, got the 7800x3d, RTX 4070 ti super, Asus strix b650e-f and g skill Trident z neo ram, my build ended up being closer to $2500 with 64gb ram and more/faster storage and higher end PSU for future proofing since I want to use this for more than just gaming and I'm putting it all in a Jonsbo D41 mesh screen case.
So crazy- almost all the recommendations were things I just purchased- glad to know I watched enough vids to maximize my build. Thanks for all the information as it really helped me hone in on these options to make the best PC for my money.
I'm such a noob to all of this... I went with a build a guy online was building because I could follow the video. He was using the radeon rx 7900 xtx... but I ran out of money so I dropped all the way down to the radeon 6800. I figure I can save for the xtx and then sell the 6800 in a few months or so and theoretically get most the money back. Anyways, it's my first pc build but I've been doing a lot of research lately. Cpu comes in this Saturday and I'll have everything I need. Hopefully I don't mess it up 😂
There's nothing wrong with the 6800. Stick with it till it feels slow. I'm still on an rx 570 :/.
I just bought the RX6800 on Monday! What CPU did you get?
@chrisfromca same one as In this video. I didn't know that I should spend less on it and go for a higher priced graphics card. I figure it's alright tho as I will just sell the used 6800 and get either an rtx 4080 super or the rx 7900 xtx in a few months or so. For now the 6800 should be fine. Well... at least based on my limited knowledge 😅
@@billylevelsup5634 Yeah now is the time to hold of on buying a new GPU. The 5000 series NVidia cards (end of this year) and the newer AMD stuff will be here soonish. So if you can save up for ~6 to 8 months then a reduced 4000 series card or 7000 series card will hopefully be a good deal. That's my goal right now. I just didn't have the cash to get a new gpu last year. I ended up needing to get a new CPU+motherboard+ram because I had an i7-3930k that finally died after I moved house. So I got an r9-7950x back in october in 2022. That's been good since I found and fixed the issues with it.
Now I need to get a new gfx card. My thinking is that I won't need a new CPU for about 6 to 8 years if I go for the more expensive one. In the past that usually worked. Get some more cores and they'll help in the long run. GFX cards are a different story. I've found that usually you want a new one every 2 years if you can,because of new GPU tech they keep adding,or 4 years if you want to stretch your budget and the games you play aren't slow. I want a bit more texture memory because I usually play video on a 2nd monitor and that means a 16gb or more card will be a good idea in the future.
TLDR; Get a higher RAM GFX card because in the future better textures and AI stuff will use more RAM. Get a higher clock(better for games generally as most games are still single threaded/rely on high clocks) or multi core cpu (depending on what you want to do more cores might be better for background tasks and general longevity) and you won't go wrong generally.
My old system was still limping along ok and I was going to upgrade the GPU but the motherboard died so upgrading the cpu first was the better option. I didn't have enough to get everything so I spent the extra few hundred on the much better cpu (the X3D versions wasn't out yet). Now 2 years later and the market for GPUs might not suck as much when the newer stuff later this year are released. Prices are still horrible.
Hows it goin?
watching this on my 7800x3d and 7800xt, b650 tomahawk wifi mATX, and peerless assassin 120 se and 32gb of rams. You made a huge influence for my choices with previous videos.Ty
This is exactly what I’m thinking of buying. How do you find it?
@@aoifegibzz Totally happy so far. It was a little hard to put it all together with mATX. But also maybe cuz it was my first build ever. Actually l would take ATX next time, just for easier building process. Other than that it's perfect I'd say.
Tried few games like Hogwards Legacy, Assasins Creed Valhalla, God of War and it all go smooth on ultra. Enough of cooling too.
@@edvinas.p it’s my first build too! I just bought them all today so let’s see how it goes!!
I just ordered same everything but a 4070s instead of the 7800xt! Glad it’s working well for you, this is my first build so it’s a little confusing sometimes
@@trevbot6767 I ended up going for the 7900xt and ryzen 7 78003xd and I love it!
I was praying for a video like this. I’ve on a ryzen 5 3600 since 2019 and been looking to upgrade with this CPU and a 4070ti Super. Figured it was easier to just scrap the old one and build a brand new one 😅
These lists are a really helpful starting point even though Singapore stores dont stock some items, it’s a good gauge to compare pc parts that I have available to me!
every time he says Ryzen 7800x3d take a shot
Done whats next
I'm now dead from alcohol poisoning
😂😂😂
Hell yea
id dif fs itssd
I just got most of these parts by watching your previous videos, PC part picker, and by chance, I have different RAM and MB but I ma excited that I got near the best possible parts for my budget. Thank you!
my 7800x3d comes in Sunday... pairing with 4070 Super & X670 Gaming X AX V2 mb(liked their reviews over the B650).. can't wait
Good luck on the build!!!
@@PCBuilderChannel it's my first so it will be a learning experience
This is the vid I was waiting for as I am going to build a flightsim cockpit!
Perfect. I was fixed with 7800x3d. Was researching for the other parts which could match. Perfect
What did u end up with? I got myself a 7800x3d somehow and I have no idea how to build one lol
@@eyeyamjstn628 I researched too much. No doubt 7800x3d is the best Gaming GPU. I also have a youtube channel with 900 subscribers. I m planning to build a content creation PC too. So 8 cores of 7800x3d maybe okay for now but in the future I don't know. aim planning now with R9 7900. very good for both gaming and productivity. 76 mb of L3 lache too. In Germany its cheeper than 7800x3d.
Amazing!!! I just finished my build last night thanks to you Jason, everything I gained from watching a multitude of your other videos you just bundled into one! Here is where I landed: NZXT H5 Flow, Strix B650 E-F, 7800X3D, 7900XTX Taichi, 32GB Trident Neo DDR5 CL30 6000, SK Hynix P41 2TB, Be Quiet Pure Power 12M 1000W. Using this to make the AW3423DWF sing 🎶. One question: The pure power came with (2) PCIE slots and (1) PCIE 5. With the 7900XTX requiring (3) PCIE connections should I return the power supply for one with (3) or use the "devil spawn" of the second cable? Bear in mind, my closest microcenter to return said power supply is a 4 hour drive. THANKS!
I just upgraded from a 5900x to the 7800x3d and paired it with a XFX Radeon RX 6950 XT
Was there improvement over the 5900x?
@@mrl2091 productive work ya. Gaming not so much. But the 7800x3d is a king of gaming
For Christmas, I built my son's PC with the 7800 X3D, and paired it with a 9800 XT and ASRock B650E PG Riptide. He's having a blast and I have to thank you for all the videos. I'm currently in the hunt to build one for myself and I'm having a hard time not leaning towards the same components.....well, minus all the ARGB I stuffed in there for a wow factor. Couldn't help myself. I think I'm going to cram everything into the the Lian Li SUP, so my setup looks different than his Lancool 216. He has a Peerless Assassin, but I'd have to go with an AIO in that case. Hard not to go for the 9800 XTX for that extra VRAM, but for me...that's probably overkill. I gotta boast somewhere though...his desk is right there! :) Looking at my New Egg order history, I seem to upgrade every eight years.....I'm currently rocking my i5, with two Zotac NVIDEA GTX 970 4GB from 2016. I'm sad because I thought 10 years passed at least.
Someone pointed out my blunder above. I thought I’d keep it there because it’s funny, but I meant the 7900 xt and xtx.
So glad we could help and sounds like a plan!
Are you absolutely certain you built with a 9800 XT? That GPU is 21 years old and slots into an AGP 8x port, which no modern motherboard can accommodate.
Could it be a 7800 XT perchance?
Aaaand a 9800 XTX isn't a thing. Does not exist. Might in the future, doesn't in the here and now.
@@TheDarkestSmurf Ha, one too many adult beverages, perhaps. I meant the 7900 xt and 7900 xtx. I keep doing this with AMD.
got a ryzen 7 7800x3d with a 4070 super and 32 gigs of ddr5 ram and 2 tb ssd
Exact same setup im looking to buy. How does it perform?
Excellent! i already bought a 7800xt and a 7800x3d since there was a really good price. Now i have the perfect video for my new build.
Good luck on the build!!!!
Watching this video with a 7800X3D, B650 Aorus Pro AX, 4090 ROG Strix OC Ed., MSI M480 Spatium 1T (OS), Kingston KC3000 2T (Games), 64GB Ram Trident Z5 Neo RGB - 6000 MHz - CL30, Montech Air 903 Base white, NZXT Z63 RGB white, (4 x) NZXT F140P white, Toughpower GF3 1350W. Thank you for all your precious lessons, Professor Jay!
How much that cost you
Insane build Thomas!!! :)
A nice high end build.
Watching this from Qualcomm Snapdragon 850 CPU and Adreno 650 GPU here
@@YT_player_412 time to upgrade lol.
out of all the major tech channels out there nobody explains things as clearly as you do so thank you!
I had a 7900X paired with my RTX 4090 and it turned my game room into a sauna. It was horrible. Performed fine, but just HEAT all the time. I just replaced it with a 7800x3D and OMG I don't have to run the AC in the winter anymore!!!
The fact that you don’t have to spend an arm and a leg on liquid cooling for this bad boy to beat everything else on the market, tells you everything you need to know.
Excellent content Jason. You're the best at what you do. This is a top-tier channel. Keep it up!!
I commented on your last video, asking you to rate my build for a friend of mine. It was this build, so I guess you approve lol
Tell your friend congrats on the build!!! :)
I've been tipping into the 17-20 GB of system memory used during gaming lately. That's with Chrome minimized (6 open tabs), maybe file explorer and the occasional HW monitoring overlay. 1440p, High/Ultra settings (no RT) in most of the top single player games. 7800X3D/7900 XT/32 GB CL30 6000
Thank you very much Jason - time to replace my 2015Alienware gaming laptop and looking forward to have a new state of the art desktop. Your reviews are super helpful!
What is your budget or what are you looking at for parts?
I paired a Ryzen 5 7600 and a rtx 4070 super. In the future I’ll swap the 7600 for the 7800x3d.
I understand that not everyone has a Microcenter near them, but I would like to see some occassional mention of the "Microcenter effect" as that pricing for bundles just is such a game changer, want a correspondent to help with that? haha. Thanks for all the high quality products, i have watched you since I got back into building 18 months ago, cheers!
another great explanations and recommendations thank you
Glad you like them!
I'm glad to finally chart my dream PC upgrade path on the horizon with this CPU. Jumping from i7-9700 to this one will be quite the leap... I hope!
What are your specs?
Was waiting on this
It's here! :)
I just built another PC. This one for me. I paired my 7800x3d with a RX 7900 XT. I'm loving it so far. I think I need to turn on Precision Boost Overdrive. I don't think I turned that on yet. Thanks for the reminder PC builder.
That's the cpu/GPU combo I'm gonna buy I think. Can you update us, how do you like it? Do you play 4k or 1440p?
@@anonymoose2474 I play 1440p, I can do 4k, but 1440p with everything high or on epic feels so good, and looks so good. I'm good with 1440p, I don't need 4k right now.
@@anonymoose2474 my monitor is a 3440 x 1440p ultra wide. I don't care to buy 4k right now, I'm good.
I love my 7800x3d and 7900xtx🥰
I've got a 7800X3D paired with a 4070 super, and I'm happy with the combo, I can max settings most games, and it's only really put under stress when pathtracing is involved, but then I just put DLSS quality and frame gen on and it runs smooth without sacrificing any noticeable difference unless you zoom in on screenshots, and tbh I barely notice the input latency difference, which is something I was nervous about after watching so many GPU comparison videos before buying.
Finally getting the last parts for my 7800x3d/4070 Ti Super build tomorrow. Can't wait to be able to play League of Legends at 15000 FPS! For reference I'm switching from a 10-year-old 960/3570k combo so I'm ready to get blown away.
I'm pretty much in the same boat. Looking to build a new pc and came to a 7800x3d with 4070ti super conclusion. Did you finish your build and do you like it so far?
I had a gtx1070 with i5-3570k..
@@gtrulez Yup, build is finished and had no issues handling games like Diablo 4, Helldivers 2 or Elden Ring @ 1440p, highest settings and Ray Tracing (with DLSS Q) so far.
What really impressed me is how cool the GPU runs, it idles at ~30 C and doesn't go higher than 60 C at full load. The CPU runs pretty hot though, ~45 C idle/65-70 while gaming, but I read that it's normal for these CPUs.
Overall I'm very happy with my build and unless something breaks it should easily last me 5+ years.
I got the 7800x3D & RTX 4090. Soo? 🎉
JK. I’m a poors.
Got the Radeon 7900xtx with the 7800x3d bundle from micro center and after following and watching PC builder I’m happy x ax v2 motherboard isn’t giving me any problems the lancool 216 made everything super easy as a 1st time builder the tough part was really the bios and updating drivers while I was at MC I went ahead and bought a LG 240htz monitor I paid 2300 for all
Nice!
Absolutely. Have to agree with you there. I’ve built the 5800x3d, 7800x3d, and 7900x3d. The 2 CCD’s are a bit of an issue. I too recommend the 7800x3d. I paired my last 7800x3d build with Tcreate Expert (64 gb) DDR 5 6000, and a 4090. Ram was manually tuned. It is a monster.
Thanks for sharing!
I'll finally be building my pc this month, pairing the 7800x3D with a 3080TI.... hopefully it will be good combo and everything goes well. ASUS ROG STRIX B650E-E and 6000 CL30 RAM and Arctic Liquid Freezer III 360
Good luck on the build!!
No cat in the intro? ☹️😭😂 0:26
Cat Easter Eggs! :)
what about cat's face at 12:14 🤣
Just picked up a 7800x3d to replace my 5800x3d. Got some corsair 6000mts cl30 ram to go with it. Will be rebuilding over the weekend. Got a new white case and motherboard for the build. Cant wait to test out some games on it
Can you do a video editing and gaming same pc? Please ❤
The best pc build guides out there 100% Just straight up great information, with no added fluff. Your videos have been so helpful and informative.
Glad you like them! They take quite a bit of time but I love the feedback we get!
Just completed my first full rgb build with a phantom gaming Asrock RX 6800 xt.
Asrock steel legend mobo
i5 11600k cpu
Coolermaster hyper 212 cpu cooler
32gb trident z cl16 3200 ram
1tb m.2
1tb ssd
1.5tb hdd
Phanteks NV5 case
8-120mm coolermaster halo fans.
Man, what a weird coincidence. I just built a very similar computer last weekend 😂
7900XT
7800X3D
T Force Delta 2x16 Gigs 6000 MT/s
X670 Aorus Elite AX
1000W Gigabyte UD PSU
Gen 5 crucial 1TB
Gen 4 WD Black 2 TB
Segotep Phoenix Case with 5 120 corsair argb fans
Same CPU cooler thats in your thumbnail as well, I guess I learned a lot from you man!
I did my build with this cpu with the following: I couldn't be happier. Heat is not a issue at all the airflow is amazing.
7800x3d
Thermalright PS120SE
msi 4090 slim
TUF GAMING X670E-PLUS
gskill trident 32G ram
h6 flow case
WD black ssd's
Maybe it's a placebo effect but I notice a huge difference in performance from my b550/5900x/3070ti build to my b650e-f/7800x3d/4070ti super, it does everything for me, including streaming and gaming with high settings and even some ray tracing, great video!
That is a huge upgrade.
i have 3090 with 7800x3d , 32 CL 30 6000hz , gaming plus mbo , 4 tb , enough for full hd gaming:))))))
Thanks, Jason. I truly appreciate your knowledge and experience. It's helped me learn a lot over the years.
I agree that the 7800X3D is an excellent choice. I just bought a 7950X3D though. Why? I exclusively play MSFS and I'm kinda rolling the dice that Microsoft will live up to their promise of much better multi-core utilization in FS2024 (scheduled for release November 19th.) While it's certainly true that core parking and CPU affinity on the 7950X3D is trickier, there are ways to control both.
Also, it's great to hear that the X670 chipset will handle XMP RAM. I found mine (G.SKILL Trident Z5 RGB 6400/CL32) on the Gigabyte motherboard (Aorus X670E Pro X) QVL, but I've been having second thoughts as to whether I should have gotten DDR5 that's explicitly listed as EXPO compatible. I'm keeping my 3 year-old 3090 Ti/24GB until GPU prices get better.
New sub here! My man you are such a clear speaker and presenter. Loved the content!
Glad you enjoyed the video, thank you! And thanks for the sub. Much appreciated and welcome to the channel :))
I wish I waited for the 7800x3d but I was not waiting a year, which is when I built my system.
Would enjoy watching you do the complete build and then set it up for best performance!
I'm going to build another pc, and this man is doing God's work. Thank you.
i love this dudes videos. he is so hyped in his videos; but very helpful and honest and her doesn't bullshit you .about what you need with out spending over the odds
Thanks so much, glad you're enjoying all the content! And thank you for tuning in.
I just built this machine several months ago and it was extremely worth it. I went with a B650 Aorus Elite AX Mobo instead since at the the time I was having a hard time deciding which one I wanted. I think it might be having some Wi-fi issues, though.
This channel is so underated. It's really amazing. Straight to the point, packed with no-nonsense quick facts
Thank you! Appreciate that feedback
that zero cable build looks like something that would be so good for air flow and easy to clean ! im definitely going to go for that.
Super informative video! Currently planning a 7800X3Dbuild and I changed my SSD and PSU in line with your suggestions:
- ASRock B650M Pro RS Wifi
- Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE
- G.Skill Flare X5 32GB RAM
- WD SN580 1TB SSD
- Zotac 4070 Ti Super
- Montech Air 100 ARGB MicroATX Case
- Pure Power 12M 850W PSU
I just ordered this build off of Newegg and supplemented with Amazon. Thank you so much.
Awesome! Hope you love it!
Just bought a gigabyte 4070 ti super with the 7800x3D, went for 360mm TT AIO and 1 exhaust with 3 Unifan intakes. H6 Flow RGB and the Team group Delta RGB Ram at 6400mhz speed.
It looks amazing so far. The only thing I've compromised on was the MOBO, the MSI B650S wifi
The PSU is the 750Watt deepcool Ak750D 80+ Gold
Thanks for all the infos, for the case part about the lian li 216 have to say, as a user of this one myself, price is ok but concider that every options on this case are to buy separately: vertical gpu mount, frontside dust filter even another front panel. But i love that case :) cheers
Funny you should ask after that last video, I got a 7800x3d to go with the 7900gre and a 27" 1440p oled monitor
Great Vid as usual! How does the AMD 7800 x3D compare to Intel for those .1% lows (or highs?) in combat games? Hopefully you can do a video on that. Thx
Learned so much way faster than thought I would. You sir are a gift to first time builders. My 7800X3D build is on it’s way, thank you for your guidance.
You're so welcome, love to hear it! Thanks so much for tuning in and learning :)
Just ordered a new pc with this cpu. So excited! ⚡️
Awesome!
Thanks for the awesome video and it came out at the perfect time. I'm looking to build a 7800x3d. What are your thoughts on sound cards internal/external? I currently run my headphones through a dac but through my research seems 50/50 of people say you don't need one if you have a dac and other side says the soundcard has the software for better gaming experience. This would be for fps games, thanks
this video made me more confident on my part choices for my first build
That's great to hear!
That's what we love to hear! You've got this! Be sure to check out our How To Build A PC video :)
Been deciding between 7800x3d and the 14700k for some video editing with primarily gaming. (Paired with a 4080 super) It seems like x3d is capable enough for that. The dead intel socket worries me. 7950x3d is an option but it's kinda too expensive and I can't be arsed fiddling with settings to turn off non v cache cores lol.😢
The 7800X3D would be a good choice.
The other option would be the 7900X.
@@kelley09162ended up pulling the trigger on 7950x3d lmao. But yeah you're right, either would have been fine!
@@deheimer okay. Jason doesn't actually recommend the 7950X3D because there are issues with it but hopefully it works well for you.
Just had my new pc delivered with the following components: Fractal Design Define 7, E-ATX, Zwart , be quiet! Straight Power 12 850W 80+ Platinum , Asus PRIME X670-P-CSM, ATX, AM5 , AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D Boxed , G.Skill Trident Z5 RGB 32GB(2x16GB) 7200MHz CL34 , Asus GeForce® RTX 4080 Super, 16GB, TUF Gaming OC , Arctic Liquid Freezer III 240 , Lexar NM790 2TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD
A high end pc.
I pretty excited to see the new AM5 motherboard boards coming soon
I just made my new pc after tons of issues (being sent broken mobo etc) and it seems i got a lucky 7800x3d as i can heavy undervolt it and its perfectly stable. I used a 4080 super (coulda got a 4090 but i wanted a good looking pc too so i wasted money on looks, plus.. why pay double when next gen is soon). Is ur new build review or suggestions thing soon? Would like to see your thoughts on more of a visual appeal build since its my first ever gaming pc. I will make one comment though, ssd dont matter for most games but some like ratchet and clank which was intended to run on the ps5 nvme run drastically better on a high end ssd, dont need gen 5 but a more premium 7000 speed gen4 one gives you the ps5 no load time experience
Do you need help with a build?
My latest build is 7800x3d with x870e and rx 7800xt. So far, running real well.
I just ordered a 7800x3d which i will pair it with my AMD Rx 6950Xt. Previously i had a i9-14900kf which i fear was bottlenecked. Hopefully my new setup will improve my gaming experience on 1440p with a stable consistent 144fps at all times
I want to say thanks you for all the great information you provide in your videos. My build consists of the MSI Project Zero B650M motherboard, Ryzen 7800X3D, T-Force DDR5 6000 CL30, Silicon Power 1TB NVMe, and the Zotac Gaming RTX 4070 TI Super. I went with the MSI MAG Pano M100R PZ case and powered by the MSI MAG A850GL PCIE5 power supply. I decided to go with the Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120. Everything is running great so far. I decided to remove the fan/argb hub that came with the case and connected all the fans and argb to the motherboard.
this video is really amazing. informative yet consice. I really appreciated this!
Glad you found this one helpful, thanks for watching! Hope you keep enjoying all the content :)
This video is EXACTLY what I was looking for. New subscriber!
Glad that worked out! Thanks so much for the sub, hope you keep enjoying all the content!
Thank for a great video! I'm about to build 7800x3d, 4070ti super, gigabyte b650m s2h (rev1.0), 32gb ddr5 5600mhz corsair vengeance, thermaltake smart bx1 750w, thermaltake toughair 110, 2tb ssd m.2 clie 4.0 t-force z44a5, and thermaltake v250 tg argb. Very exciting!!!
I just bought a whole new RIG 2 weeks ago lol.
I also took the 7800x3d with a 4080 super, a MSI X670E Gaming Plus WiFi, Cooler Master Masterliquid 240L Core for the CPU, 7 additional vents, SQ-Tower XTREME AF with 1 glas Windows on the left view side while the rest is Air flow friendly mesh, • 32GB DDR5 RAM 6000 MHz Corsair Vengeance RGB (2x 16GB - Dual Channel), 2x 2TB Samsung 990 Pro and a be quiet! Dark Power 13 - 850W fully modular - 80 PLUS Titanium Power Whip
I paired this with a new sharkoon Keyboard and an LG OLED Ultra Gaming Monitor with 240 Hz.
ive ben wanting to get into pc gaming. its really difficult with so many options out there. thanks for your explanation. 👍
I build 7800x3d on B650 Aorus Elite with Hellhound RX 7800 XT and 64 GB Kingston Fury 5600 and WD Black SN850X 2TB M2 NVMe - for 1440p gaming. The 64GB RAM need for Starfield Creation Kit as 48 GB is the recommended (means it will use more) for it.
How is the B650 Aorus Elite holding up? I’ve been looking at it for my build and I’m honestly split when it comes to motherboards.
@@finsoReal I not sure what you mean how is it holding up ? In what regard ? Found that it reviews it had the lowest temp on the PCB backside with 52C. The board is in the top midrange B650 boards on almost all reviews so just pick the one you like the most: B650 Aorus Elite, TUF Gaming, Tomahawk WiFi, ROG Strix....
@12:00 "so you don't need a separate boot drive for your operating system, so it's absolutely fine to have a single large capacity drive"
That works perfectly well if you need 4TB or less. The needs of some are different. I use a partitioned 1TB nvme for boot, and 2x 10TB HDDs (system drive images and backups are external/offline).
Hi. Your vids are absolute golden. Thinking of going with an msi mag b650 tomahawk + 7800x3d. Wonder if the corsair rams ok? 6000 ces 30 and it also says non-ec unbufferred. Not sure what it means. I guess i will give your vid another watch. Maybe it is there :)
Yes Corsair's RAM is fine if it's one of the cheaper options where you are.
Also yes the CPU Motherboard combo is good.
@@kelley09162 thank you for your reply
I'd also highly recommend that everyone looks at undervolting & overclocking their 7800X3D. I've gotten some really nice OC results that actually run faster, cooler, quieter, and more efficiently on all 8 cores by using PBO curve optimiser.
Help me
I have a ryzen 5 3600 and im thinking going to am5 7 7800x3d but my budget doesnt allow me to get a gpu only CPU,Mobo,Ram combo
I have a 2080 hopefully i gain some performance!
That's an imbalance so don't do that.
Instead stay on AM4 and get a 5700X3D or 5800X3D which allows you to keep your Motherboard and RAM so you can afford a new GPU.
Awesome video!
Been rocking a 7800X3D since its release on Asrock B650E PG Riptide. Recently upgraded to a used RX 6800XT and I honestly think there’s no better value proposition than this, not to mention the upgrade path with AM5
what motherboard u using?
@@sankalpsingh1870 Asrock B650E
PG Riptide
@@sankalpsingh1870 Asrock B650E PG Riptide