My first pc build was with an ATX. The extra pci slots came in handy when my Ethernet failed and I needed to add a sound card. Other than that I had a lot of unused expansion
cooling is dependent on the case you are using. if you have an atx board, you'll need a bigger case which would usually have 2 to 3 fans out of the box, and will be compatible with all rad sizes. its almost the same case with matx. but itx is different cause itx cases have very limited hardware compatibility and cooling solutions. it makes no sense to buy an atx case if your gonna use an itx board just so you can use all the cooling solutions you want.
@@hariddar4500 likely no (sorry), but both of those chipset are higher end chipset of their respective platform, and will usually have most good features that you want from a motherboard :)
Hi, I am looking to buy/build a PC My current budget is 900-1000$ don't want RGB. I am also looking for a good motherboard which would support future upgrades for RAM etc... And also if I can install a good GPU in this same budget. for 1080p or 1440p resolution whichever works with the budget. Can you kindly suggest configurations
Did you ever build one? One thing you should look is that motherboard has 4 slots for ram so its easy to add more ram. Also check whats the max memory (some have 64gb some 128gb but usually gamers want 16 or 32). If you want future-proof AM5 is newest AMD CPU slot that could last 5 years. Intel boards usually support 2 generations. You can easily get very good system with 1000$ if you make it yourself. Check PCpartpicker for "Guides" for good starters.
all of them are great for their specific use cases. it all depends on how much space you are willing to sacrifice in your desktop or wherever you plan on placing your pc.
This is the most straightforward and informative explanation on motherboard sized that I have been able to find. Thanks
Thank you for sharing your knowledge in an understandable and comprehensive way subscribed!
do not build an itx pc since its addicting. you have been warned.
My first pc build was with an ATX. The extra pci slots came in handy when my Ethernet failed and I needed to add a sound card. Other than that I had a lot of unused expansion
Can anyone tell me what the case/build is at 4:35?
What do you think about ATX vs MATX? Setup is enough for me in MATX but it is real that ATX has better performance and cooling?
The mother board doesn't affect the performance of your components as far as i know
cooling is dependent on the case you are using. if you have an atx board, you'll need a bigger case which would usually have 2 to 3 fans out of the box, and will be compatible with all rad sizes. its almost the same case with matx. but itx is different cause itx cases have very limited hardware compatibility and cooling solutions. it makes no sense to buy an atx case if your gonna use an itx board just so you can use all the cooling solutions you want.
@@mikesnowleopard Thank you for informations
@@Bob.08667 Thank you for info
@@mikesnowleopard are you some kind of ITX connoisseur or something
Thank you! Great video. :)
Our pleasure!
Hey just wondering what the case is shown at 4:37?
That's an Atx case, just showing how matx board looks in an Atx cabinet, and if you are particularly asking for the cabinet name 🙃 I donno either
@@baaka_b.e.i.n.g If you look at the vent ports on the top it is a Phantex case of some kind. Not sure the exact model, prob evolv
@@travishurst3919 I also thought of evolv but didn't found any matching model so I still don't know the name of the case 😕 fck broooo
Should i use a matx mobo in an atx case?
You can if you dont plan on adding too many cards, you can always change it to an atx mobo when you think it makes sense to up the size.
I wonder if there's a difference in gaming between itx vs atx boards.
There isnt.
I built am ATX and the next one im building will be an ITX
Literally me
@@Dummigame im over bulky builds. Lol
What are you thinking? I dont want mine to be over 2000.
@@The91jesus I bought used stuff and now have a 3080 and a 5600x (balanced for my use case) for about 1 grand
Nice video keep it up
Thanks, will do!
@@Tech5Productions Hey are u going to talk about the z790 and x690e what the difference are both high end and middle range
@@hariddar4500 likely no (sorry), but both of those chipset are higher end chipset of their respective platform, and will usually have most good features that you want from a motherboard :)
Can i use an mATX case for mITX board?
yes, you can and it will be too roomy.
it sucks that sff builds are crazy expensive. they need to drop in price and just replace gaming consoles forever
Hi,
I am looking to buy/build a PC
My current budget is 900-1000$ don't want RGB. I am also looking for a good motherboard which would support future upgrades for RAM etc... And also if I can install a good GPU in this same budget. for 1080p or 1440p resolution whichever works with the budget.
Can you kindly suggest configurations
Did you ever build one? One thing you should look is that motherboard has 4 slots for ram so its easy to add more ram. Also check whats the max memory (some have 64gb some 128gb but usually gamers want 16 or 32). If you want future-proof AM5 is newest AMD CPU slot that could last 5 years. Intel boards usually support 2 generations. You can easily get very good system with 1000$ if you make it yourself. Check PCpartpicker for "Guides" for good starters.
Hi did you get one ? Which components did you buy? I'm also looking for a similar pc with a similar budget
would you tell me which one is better overall
all of them are great for their specific use cases. it all depends on how much space you are willing to sacrifice in your desktop or wherever you plan on placing your pc.
Thumbs down. Bad info structure…. Lots of rambling.