Looking for suggestions! 🖥 Drop some pre-built PC recommendations for me to check out, take apart, and analyze where the cost-saving measures were made. Let's dive into the details! 👨💻💡
*We got the MSI Aegis with a Ryzen 7900x with a 4080ti and ya don't have to worry about that intel instability issue but it's $1999 on sale so it's not bad, but Costco doesn't Do AMD Gaming in the Stores only On-Line*
I’ve been using Cyberpower PC for a very long time now. Though I do spend about 2,000$ per computer, all of them are still working. I gift them down to my kids as I upgrade myself. I think one is pushing 12? years now and still works fine.
@@Thurgosh_OG Nobody is ever going to notice the difference between this PSU and the one he needlessly installed... and they won't notice a difference, because there isn't one lol. The CPU cooler they included was where my eyebrow is raised. A single fan, flat heat sink is not going to cut it with the included CPU, even for basic activities.
I got a Cyberpower pc back in 2020 when prices to build one were high. It has done okay but about 2 years after my purchase it started randomly crashing. After some investigation I determined it was the 8pin power supply cable. I replaced the whole ps and upgraded the case and it has been running fine since.
I really like the RGB within the case. I plan on buying one, I will likely swap out the fans for some better RGB that I can control better (Corsair) but the accent running along the shroud and the case looks really cool!
honestly if the comp is for working and gaming, i guess its better than nothing, but if it was a pure gaming rig, a lower CPU and better GPU would be highly adviseable imo. and for only 100$ upmark for labor + OS, for anyone not having the slightest clue how to build a PC, the price is certainly better than i expected. big + in my books
4:51 Rule of thumb: The exhaust of a fan is on the side where you can see the legs holding the center in place. Yes, now they have reversed fans for a cleaner look, but they are more expensive. Case like this could really use some reverse fans on that side wall, so you don't look at that ghastly mounting and a label.
@@Thurgosh_OG Well Surprise!!!!! How can you just ignore that there are people that actually bought this pc and are calling it Crap! You do you bro, and I will do me!
@@Thurgosh_OG I find the reviews quite helpful, even though I've been into computers since the Apple I days. I've never bought a part from Newegg or Amazon with an 80% 4-5 star rating that wasn't good. I also look at the number of reviews, so no all 5 star ratings from 3-4 people. 100+ reviews usually give a pretty good result in terms of whether or not the item is a good one.
The cyber Power we bought through Amazon was shipped and it was missing both its CPU and GPU. It was a bit of a problem to get it replaced. The cyber power we bought from Costco was missing its GPU. We opened It in the store at customer service just to be sure given what happened with Amazon and sure enough it wasn't there. They ended up checking a couple more and sure enough they too were missing their gpus.
Back in 1999, ordered a top tier Pentium 3 Laptop from Dell, but received a box full of rocks. Imagine having to make that phone call. Lucky for me it turns out I wasn't the only online customer that got scammed. They apologized and shipped me the laptop after doing an internal audit of the warehouse.
" Ready to play some common popular games " I'm running an i7 9700k and Asus rog strix 3070ti oc ( + NVidia app overclock ) paired with 32gb of 3200mhz ddr4 ram and a 1440p Asus Monitor , I play most games at over 100fps ( Delta Force = 140fps+ using Ultra settings ) Maybe I won the silicon lottery I don't know but I don't feel the need to upgrade just yet .
@PhilipKerry Have an I7-6700k/1080Ti pushing an LG 34" 1440p Gsync monitor capped at 120Hz. Currently building an I7 12700k/3080Ti and an I9-13900k/4090. (wife getting the 3080Ti). Best to all.
this chassi is a copy of a Phanteks Eclipse NV5 black exept for some things powersuply space is not the exact same and your have a one more ledbar in the front
I just bought a powerful gaming computer through C.P.U. Solutions in Middleton, WI. They hand build them with care. In 2020, I purchased one from them through Amazon and it was fantastic. However, I now want to fly MSFS 2024 at 4K Ultra and post on UA-cam. Their prices are very competitive.
I won't criticize that PC too much. Some of the parts were good and cable mgmt was excellent. I will disagree with using the PSU it came with. That is not a very good PSU, and when I build my system, I would definitely upgrade it. I prefer EVGA, Superflower and Cooler Master PSUs. Apevia are known to break and be very loud. The motherboard rear IO is really sparse looking with only 4 USB A ports and 1 USB C. Six to 8 USB ports are pretty standard. The other issue is, if you upgrade the motherboard and PSU, the excellent cable management goes to waste.
@@Thurgosh_OG I guess for me 4 isn't enough. I use 3 to 5 devices, so if it had 6, it would be much better. Some devices don't like being used on USB hubs. I usually aim to get midrange motherboards over entry level. On the other end of the spectrum, high end motherboards are usually overkill and too expensive but the motherboards I've gotten most recently were about $180 on sale.
HELP ME PLEASE!!! I don’t know which Pc to buy this one in the video of this one I’ve found on offer up for $835 which one should I pick? Specs Gpu: Gigabyte RTX 3070 Eagle Cpu: AMD Ryzen 5 5600 (6 Cores / 12 Threads) Ram: 16GB Gloway 3600MHz White Mobo: MSI B450M Bazooka Max WiFi Storage: 1TB CUSU SV3500Q M.2 NVME Cooler: Thermalright Aqua Elite 240 White V3 Psu: MSI MAG A650BN 650W 80+ Bronze Case: DIYPC ARGB-Q3 White
Your CPU will be bottlenecking your GPu meaning that you're a GPU will be way better than your CPU and your CPU will be holding back your performance but that GPU is better for 1440p and AAA titles if you have enough money to get like a AMD ryzen 5 7600 that PC would be better than this PC but if not I would stick with this PC
Also if you're trying to stream and play video games you'll probably have to upgrade to 32 gigabytes of RAM because it will improve your FPS a lot and you won't be able to use ddr5 ram because of that motherboard so overall I would just stick with this PC
As someone who's been building and/or following PC hardware for decades, I occasionally do the same thing. Over the years, things just stick. It may seem like a really long time for you, but their GTX cards are not that old at all in memory, relative to my age and experience. Even 2016 is like yesterday to me. In fact when I think about 2015 and the fact that it was right at 10 years ago it's wild. Experience in time does this. 10 years is half a lifetime to a 20 yo. It's like 4 years to to a 50 yo relative to the 20 yo.
Isn't the 4060 one of the most popular GPUs in the Steam survey this year? Just because you have something better, doesn't mean that the average joe, can't make good use of this.
@@Omega_Mark Not true since I/O shields are a relic of the past with newer digital outputs taking over. A quality I/O shield is a waste of money for most companies since almost nobody uses analog anymore.
@@ShapeshifterOS ??? Only the cheapest motherboards use that separate metal piece these days. Most (if not all) of the $140+ PC motherboards have that plate/shield integrated. This company also likes to use low cost mATX mobos in an ATX case. Looks strange. The whole thing would fit comfortably in an mATX case and it would take less space. You are better off getting a combo from Micro Center (if you live nearby) and build it yourself. People always can find someone to help them build it, if they don't know how to do it themselves. You already changed the power supply, so where are the savings? My friend's PC from this company didn't even have the XMP profile enabled a few years back.
@@HotshotTek I believe they are on a holiday special price right now. My local Costco had a mountain of them directly in front of where you walk into the store! They must have gotten a good deal on them to be selling so many at once!
@@FafthriechRalofson If you are going to get a 4060 then there are better options with AMD at that price bracket. Unless you get a 4090 then why not get more bang for your dollar by going with AMD?
Great deal. You got an incredible system. I put $1600+ into a system and built it myself, and I didn't get those same CPU and GPU scores like you had. Lucky Dude. That's top of line system.
same computer i have that blew up after 4 years, cyber power B450 m bazooka board 2600 and, micro atx mine has the invida rx580 and a 450 watt pwr supply mine only came with 8 gb ram , they are junk
853 dollars all said and done, pre-built machines like cyber power cut massive corners not a fan of that for the customer. Intel Core i5-12400F 2.5 GHz 6-Core Processor Cooler Master Hyper 212 (2023) 70.7 CFM CPU Cooler G.Skill Ripjaws V 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory Crucial 1 TB M.2-2280 NVME Solid State Drive MSI MAG A650GL 650 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply XFX Speedster QICK 319 Core Radeon RX 6750 XT 12 GB Video Card ASRock H670 PG Riptide ATX LGA1700 Motherboard Montech XR ATX Mid Tower Case
@@JeffTheBrad-sf4rw majority of people go with a cheap key for 20 dollar's so i didn't include a full price windows key, i thought about 2tb, i wanted to see if i could match the price in the video review was really the main goal i had in mind.
Looking for suggestions! 🖥 Drop some pre-built PC recommendations for me to check out, take apart, and analyze where the cost-saving measures were made. Let's dive into the details! 👨💻💡
*We got the MSI Aegis with a Ryzen 7900x with a 4080ti and ya don't have to worry about that intel instability issue but it's $1999 on sale so it's not bad, but Costco doesn't Do AMD Gaming in the Stores only On-Line*
I’ve been using Cyberpower PC for a very long time now. Though I do spend about 2,000$ per computer, all of them are still working. I gift them down to my kids as I upgrade myself. I think one is pushing 12? years now and still works fine.
I bought a Powercyber PC four years ago, and its working well. Not a single problem yet.
You knew that the storage, power supply, and motherboard were going to be where the corners were going to be cut.
Yeah I would never use some of those components, like the Apevia power supply or Adata SSD.
@@wildfrisco But for the many who cannot afford better, these are okay.
You know that the world doesn’t just revolve around you? Not everybody is able to build a PC or have time for it or have the monies.
@@Thurgosh_OG Nobody is ever going to notice the difference between this PSU and the one he needlessly installed... and they won't notice a difference, because there isn't one lol.
The CPU cooler they included was where my eyebrow is raised. A single fan, flat heat sink is not going to cut it with the included CPU, even for basic activities.
I got a Cyberpower pc back in 2020 when prices to build one were high. It has done okay but about 2 years after my purchase it started randomly crashing. After some investigation I determined it was the 8pin power supply cable. I replaced the whole ps and upgraded the case and it has been running fine since.
I bought this exact pc fory daughter with a 32 curved monitor she does love it alot
I just upgraded from a 4060 TI to a 7800 XT, the prebuilts cut corners to try and keep the systems somewhat affordable.
How do u like the 7800xt? I put that one in my wife's computer and I'm consistently impressed by how many FPS it gives her for the cost.
@@FafthriechRalofson I will let you know, it's due to arrive 11 Dec from NewEgg. I am confident it will run better than my 8gb 4060.
@@greaper1878 oh it def will. it tackles any game comfortably at 1440p.
@@greaper1878 👋
I really like the RGB within the case.
I plan on buying one, I will likely swap out the fans for some better RGB that I can control better (Corsair) but the accent running along the shroud and the case looks really cool!
honestly if the comp is for working and gaming, i guess its better than nothing, but if it was a pure gaming rig, a lower CPU and better GPU would be highly adviseable imo.
and for only 100$ upmark for labor + OS, for anyone not having the slightest clue how to build a PC, the price is certainly better than i expected. big + in my books
4:51 Rule of thumb: The exhaust of a fan is on the side where you can see the legs holding the center in place. Yes, now they have reversed fans for a cleaner look, but they are more expensive. Case like this could really use some reverse fans on that side wall, so you don't look at that ghastly mounting and a label.
Last time I checked , 30 , 1 star reviews on Costco website!! Yes specs are good but something has got to be wrong with this pc build.
Also a over all rating of 3.5 out of 5 stars.(100 reviews) Would noy recommend at all. Sorry
I'm more surprised that any hobbyist, PC builder, would even look at reviews for advice.
@@Thurgosh_OG Well Surprise!!!!! How can you just ignore that there are people that actually bought this pc and are calling it Crap! You do you bro, and I will do me!
@@Thurgosh_OG I find the reviews quite helpful, even though I've been into computers since the Apple I days.
I've never bought a part from Newegg or Amazon with an 80% 4-5 star rating that wasn't good. I also look at
the number of reviews, so no all 5 star ratings from 3-4 people. 100+ reviews usually give a pretty good result
in terms of whether or not the item is a good one.
The cyber Power we bought through Amazon was shipped and it was missing both its CPU and GPU. It was a bit of a problem to get it replaced. The cyber power we bought from Costco was missing its GPU. We opened It in the store at customer service just to be sure given what happened with Amazon and sure enough it wasn't there. They ended up checking a couple more and sure enough they too were missing their gpus.
@@CNC295 that’s wild.
Yeah that's crazy. I don't buy anything either electronic or name brand heavy on Amazon. Too many fakes and a nightmare to return after 30 days.
Back in 1999, ordered a top tier Pentium 3 Laptop from Dell, but received a box full of rocks. Imagine having to make that phone call. Lucky for me it turns out I wasn't the only online customer that got scammed. They apologized and shipped me the laptop after doing an internal audit of the warehouse.
"I got a rock"
Charlie Brown. 😂
It's okay but not great.
Working at a decent pace and look, is good for most users.
Its a rotisserie chicken in a glass case. 🍗
Nice video … that case is more expensive that the one you choose , it’s a rebrand of the phanteks NV5 MKIi close to 110 $
" Ready to play some common popular games " I'm running an i7 9700k and Asus rog strix 3070ti oc ( + NVidia app overclock ) paired with 32gb of 3200mhz ddr4 ram and a 1440p Asus Monitor , I play most games at over 100fps ( Delta Force = 140fps+ using Ultra settings ) Maybe I won the silicon lottery I don't know but I don't feel the need to upgrade just yet .
@PhilipKerry Have an I7-6700k/1080Ti pushing an LG 34" 1440p Gsync monitor capped at 120Hz. Currently building an I7 12700k/3080Ti and an I9-13900k/4090. (wife getting the 3080Ti). Best to all.
Who pays full price for windows ?
Who pays for Windows? ;P
@@Chaos_God_of_Fate I do pay but like 5 $ for a OEM key that works on all my computers and loptops so its worth it
Usually people who are buying a new house or if their windows are actually old. So I would say homeowners.
@@jimmyboy1582 And they over pay it lol
Looks like Phanteks was involved. I noticed the case and fans are Phanteks.
this chassi is a copy of a Phanteks Eclipse NV5 black exept for some things powersuply space is not the exact same and your have a one more ledbar in the front
I just bought a powerful gaming computer through C.P.U. Solutions in Middleton, WI. They hand build them with care. In 2020, I purchased one from them through Amazon and it was fantastic. However, I now want to fly MSFS 2024 at 4K Ultra and post on UA-cam. Their prices are very competitive.
Sounds like a good pc for my sim racing addiction
Hopefully you don't play in VR.
You will probably want something with a better GPU unless you want to be stuck at 1080p
Grewt video, and a nice prebuild find. Buying a prebuild is a nightmare so sharing a good one for those looking for one is awesome.
I won't criticize that PC too much. Some of the parts were good and cable mgmt was excellent.
I will disagree with using the PSU it came with. That is not a very good PSU, and when I build my system, I would definitely upgrade it. I prefer EVGA, Superflower and Cooler Master PSUs. Apevia are known to break and be very loud.
The motherboard rear IO is really sparse looking with only 4 USB A ports and 1 USB C. Six to 8 USB ports are pretty standard.
The other issue is, if you upgrade the motherboard and PSU, the excellent cable management goes to waste.
Looking around 4-6 rear usbs is the average, with 8 or more pusing into the higher end of mobos, which most users don't touch.
@@Thurgosh_OG I guess for me 4 isn't enough. I use 3 to 5 devices, so if it had 6, it would be much better. Some devices don't like being used on USB hubs.
I usually aim to get midrange motherboards over entry level. On the other end of the spectrum, high end motherboards are usually overkill and too expensive but the motherboards I've gotten most recently were about $180 on sale.
in case you missed it 18.2 rc out
What is a 4070 gtx?
I think you forgot the case- probably about 100 for that too. Nice vid.
HELP ME PLEASE!!! I don’t know which Pc to buy this one in the video of this one I’ve found on offer up for $835 which one should I pick?
Specs
Gpu: Gigabyte RTX 3070 Eagle
Cpu: AMD Ryzen 5 5600 (6 Cores / 12 Threads)
Ram: 16GB Gloway 3600MHz White
Mobo: MSI B450M Bazooka Max WiFi
Storage: 1TB CUSU SV3500Q M.2 NVME
Cooler: Thermalright Aqua Elite 240 White V3
Psu: MSI MAG A650BN 650W 80+ Bronze
Case: DIYPC ARGB-Q3 White
Your CPU will be bottlenecking your GPu meaning that you're a GPU will be way better than your CPU and your CPU will be holding back your performance but that GPU is better for 1440p and AAA titles if you have enough money to get like a AMD ryzen 5 7600 that PC would be better than this PC but if not I would stick with this PC
Also if you're trying to stream and play video games you'll probably have to upgrade to 32 gigabytes of RAM because it will improve your FPS a lot and you won't be able to use ddr5 ram because of that motherboard so overall I would just stick with this PC
@@Ttvspeed_on_1fps thanks dude I really appreciate it
@@jewels6592 no problem
@@jewels6592 cuz I know the actual Creator is not going to respond to you
What is a 4060 GTX? You do not seem too familiar with PC's. Nvidia makes an RTX 4060 and an RTX 4060 Ti...
As someone who's been building and/or following PC hardware for decades, I occasionally do the same thing. Over the years, things just stick. It may seem like a really long time for you, but their GTX cards are not that old at all in memory, relative to my age and experience. Even 2016 is like yesterday to me. In fact when I think about 2015 and the fact that it was right at 10 years ago it's wild. Experience in time does this. 10 years is half a lifetime to a 20 yo. It's like 4 years to to a 50 yo relative to the 20 yo.
its bulk that's why
Lost me at 4060.
Isn't the 4060 one of the most popular GPUs in the Steam survey this year? Just because you have something better, doesn't mean that the average joe, can't make good use of this.
2:12 Removable I/O shield... that's where you know the motherboard is a very low budget one.
@@Omega_Mark Not true since I/O shields are a relic of the past with newer digital outputs taking over. A quality I/O shield is a waste of money for most companies since almost nobody uses analog anymore.
Unless you're still stuck in the last millennia using a CRT monitor with rgb ports.
@@ShapeshifterOS ??? Only the cheapest motherboards use that separate metal piece these days. Most (if not all) of the $140+ PC motherboards have that plate/shield integrated. This company also likes to use low cost mATX mobos in an ATX case. Looks strange. The whole thing would fit comfortably in an mATX case and it would take less space. You are better off getting a combo from Micro Center (if you live nearby) and build it yourself. People always can find someone to help them build it, if they don't know how to do it themselves. You already changed the power supply, so where are the savings? My friend's PC from this company didn't even have the XMP profile enabled a few years back.
@@Omega_Mark But most of the amateur computer builders in the world do not live near to a Micro Center, so it's not really and option for many.
@ Most not all. Some quality motherboards do cut this corner on the I/O shield. It's just not common, but yes this one in the vid is trash.
Costco has systems in stock at the store with rtx 4070 and rtx 4080!
I need to check that out!
@@HotshotTek I believe they are on a holiday special price right now. My local Costco had a mountain of them directly in front of where you walk into the store! They must have gotten a good deal on them to be selling so many at once!
I just bought a Ibuypower from best buy with a I5 and a 4060 for 699
If you’re getting a 4060 amd has much better gpu. Personally id go with a 4090 if buying nvidia else get an amd
@@UnknownMoses it would senseless to get a 4090 at current prices. Wait for next gen 50xx in the next few months.
A 4090 doesn't make sense for anyone unless they are making money off the work they are doing on their PC.
@@FafthriechRalofson I run 3 monitors and want 4k and 100+fps 4090 is needed
@@Nickin503 yeah that will only work with a 4090 lol carry on :)
@@FafthriechRalofson If you are going to get a 4060 then there are better options with AMD at that price bracket. Unless you get a 4090 then why not get more bang for your dollar by going with AMD?
You got hit in the neck with that😅
Just no: 4060, i5
😒👍 just build it yourself or go to microcenter and let them build it for u
Gamers Nexus says no I say no,
Why tho
1440f? Nope
Hahahaha that tiny gpu wont ever sag what are you talking about
Great deal. You got an incredible system. I put $1600+ into a system and built it myself, and I didn't get those same CPU and GPU scores like you had. Lucky Dude. That's top of line system.
Why not? What CPU and GPU you have?
how is 800 dollars pc cheap? lol
Very cheap for a desktop
a few hundred bucks more than a base console. 100 more than the PS5 Pro. it's pretty cheap and you get more.
It isn't really possible to build anything less that 850 without having a completely out of date PC.
i brought a Dell XPS 8900 in 2015 for $600 still suits my needs
A PS5 pro will run you close to $800 after taxes lol
same computer i have that blew up after 4 years, cyber power B450 m bazooka board 2600 and, micro atx mine has the invida rx580 and a 450 watt pwr supply mine only came with 8 gb ram , they are junk
853 dollars all said and done, pre-built machines like cyber power cut massive corners not a fan of that for the customer.
Intel Core i5-12400F 2.5 GHz 6-Core Processor
Cooler Master Hyper 212 (2023) 70.7 CFM CPU Cooler
G.Skill Ripjaws V 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4-3200 CL16 Memory
Crucial 1 TB M.2-2280 NVME Solid State Drive
MSI MAG A650GL 650 W 80+ Gold Certified Fully Modular ATX Power Supply
XFX Speedster QICK 319 Core Radeon RX 6750 XT 12 GB Video Card
ASRock H670 PG Riptide ATX LGA1700 Motherboard
Montech XR ATX Mid Tower Case
But this is only one terabyte not 2 TB and not everybody wants AMD.
Good relevant build though.
Minus the lack of storage and not including windows
@@JeffTheBrad-sf4rw majority of people go with a cheap key for 20 dollar's so i didn't include a full price windows key, i thought about 2tb, i wanted to see if i could match the price in the video review was really the main goal i had in mind.
@@JeffTheBrad-sf4rw Top 10 CPUs on Amazon are all AMD. Maybe not everyone, but a very large number.